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New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
MEXICO.
A LETTER FROM MINISTER RoMERo-THE huTINf
.i 81 AT PUEBLA.

A LETTER FROM MINISTER ROMEKO--IHE hUIINh
..I 81 AT PUEBLA.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Mr. Romero writes to
friend in Washington as follows:
MEXICO, Feb. o.
Knowing the interest you take in Mexican Affairs gives
me pleasure inform yOu that the condition OF mugs az
large continues 10 In this country although slow
ly and with some difficulties. Unfortunately. we have
vet now and then some military mutines, which a.
fLou ch easily subdued trouble and continue TO
give ms bad character abroad. One OF these mutnles
took place Puebls the Sd inst, under Don Algnel
NeOrete succeeded in causing squadron or troops
which was duty there 10 rebel against the Government
I'm exacting money, using the most violent means
forces were about the town. A sufficient number OF
roous have been detached In pursuit OF the rebels ana
IL we'd they will not be able TO keep their ground
more than few days. This result SHOWS that the MILL
tary mutnes which former occasions have caused so
much harm TO Mexico Of little consequence now 10
likely this will discourage other parties from embark
ing on sue undertakings IN the future.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
Mrrn1nAN nEMocRATIC coNYENTION.

MICHIGAN DEMOLKAIIO OUNI ENIIUN'
DETRoIT, Mich, March 2.-The Democratic
state Convention met at Lansing today and nominated
g. ID. Hughes OF Marshall for justice OF tho supreme
Conrt Tho first informal ballot stood, Hughes, 65
Cell, 40 Green T. Cody tho Republican nominee
ON the frat formal ballot Hughes nomination was made
unanimous Mr. Cody is the present Judge, and IL is
very much 10 his credit as judicial officer that he
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SPAIN.
SPAIN.
ApRFer OF CARLISr LEADERS.

ARREST OF cARLIsr LEADERS.
MADRID, March 8-Seyen leaders OF the Cariiss
movement have been arrested in Aragon. A quantity
of arms and ammunition which had been concealed
by them, was discovered and seized, and important
papers and correspondence also fell into the hands OF
the Government.
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SAILING OF THE NORTH AMERICA.

PORTLAND Me-, March S.-The steamship
North America called at O'Clock this morning fer Liver
poOl via Londonderry having been detained since batur
day for the Canadian mails, the trains having been
DELAYED by immense snOw-drifts above Island Pond.
some the drifts reported TO be 80 feet in depth
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
GERMANY.

PROTEST OF THE Ex-KING OF HANOVER.
BERLIN March IA document has appeared
signed by ex-King George of Hanover, protesting
against the confscaton of his private property by tha
Prussian Government. .T .Ha... .|
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ASIA.
THE AFFAIR AT KonAT.

The AFFAIR At K0HAT. --T
LoSDoN, March S.-Later advices from India rc
port that the affair at Kohat was not as disastrous
at first stated. The War Office has advices to-dal
stating that only one of the British soIdiersw wa
killed, and two taken prisoners. %
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
THE DISASTER TO THE BARK HALA FRANK
BRAVERY OF THE CAPTAIN.
BOSTON March 3-The bark Hnla Frank nf

Boston, from Portland for Buenos Ayres before reported
abandoned was towed into Gloucester harbor last nght
apparently In good order, with the exception OF the leak
Capt. Merrill, although deserted by his crew. remained
by his vessel aud saw her safely into port.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04

-...F Frank De Blois, aged years, was drowned
In pond In Newport, r. Il on Wednesday. About tho
same tmo two carpenters fell from the roof OF building
owned hy the father OF young DE BOis. One OF them
john Clarke, received mi which will probably prove
Injured. ...
New-York tribune., 1869-03-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

DEATH OF vIsCOUNT COUGH. r,
LONDON, March S.-Viscount Cough died yester
day. He was nearly 80 years old. a-,
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POLITICAL.

BUFFALO N. Y, March 3--The town cleo
tons in Erie County haze resulted tho last
There is Republican majority of three In the County
Board Of Supervisors.
'. COLUMBIA COUNTY ELECTIONS.
HUDSON, N. Y, March 3.-The elections for
town officers In Columbia County took place yesterday
and resulted In tho election OF 10 Democratic and Re
publican Supervisors Democratic gain Of ono in tho
Board The political lines very clearly drawn and
the contest most exciting one.
.l ELECTION RETURNS CITY OF TROY.
The Charter election In Troy, N. T., on Tues
day last resulted in tho election Of the Democratic can
didaes for Mayor and Justice without opposition The
following are tho principal officers elected;
. ntavo--- N,Iss Beaoh Dem No opposition. ...r
Justico-R G. Jennyss, Dem; No opposition. ALT
SSerk az Court-John Kennedy, Dem; slY majority
tn.na'nro tean ~ Jn6n Roddy Dem; llss majority.
a. cnmm"n Council stands republicans and Demo
Gratis. ... ,rvsept , vY cor,rrv .i
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-15

New POSTAGE STAMPs.-The Postof-
fee Department has completed its selec-
tion of designs for the new series of post,
age stamps, to take the place of these
now in use, which were adopted by the
late Postmaster General, Randall, about
one year ago. The new design will be
about one.thrd larger than the present
stamp, or the size of the old stamp, and
consists entirely of profile busts taken
from standard original marbles execut-
ed by artists of acknowledged reputa-
ton. Some of the stamps have already
been engraved, proves of which have
been approved by the Postofice Depart
ment as well as by the President and
Cabinet as the most appropriate and
elegant ia all respects of any hitherto
issued by any nation. They will COM
prise the heads of the following distin-
guished Americans: One cent, Franklin,
by Burton, of Franklin Institute, Phila-
delphia; two cents, Jackson, by Powers;
three cents, Washington, by Howdep;
six cents, Lincoln, by Walk; ten cents,
Jefferson, by Powers: twelve cents, Clay
by Hart; fifteen cents, Webster, by Gle
venger; twenty-four cents, Scott, by
Cofie; thirty cents, Hamilton family
bust, O. H. Perry, Walcott.
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lag was taken from the table, and the
action of the First Branch was concur
red in by the following vote:
These voting in the Affirmative were;
Messrs. Clator, Connolly, Stanley, Por.
ter Smith, Sheppard and Weisgerbel
g. ~ rETv
Those voting in the negative were;
Mess;s. Bell, Goring, Hughes, Long
McCortney, Maxwell, Pratt, Salisbury
]. G. Smith aud ,Sweeney-1o.
The ordinance was then adopted by q
two. thirds vote.
Porter Smith presented an ordinance
making a re-apportionment Of the city
for the purpose of electing members Of
the Second Branch of Council. The
ordinance provides for the election oil
twenty-four members of the Second
Branch instead of twenty-three as now
Constituted. It provides that the ap'
portionment shall be as follows:
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THE EFFECTS OF WALTzING.-A few
evenings ago, at ball held in Pitts
burgh, prize in the shape of gold
ring was offered to the lady who should
outwaltz all competitors. Six couples
competed for the prize. At the end OF
the fourth hour four ladies remained on
the floor. The musicians grew feeble
but still supplied music At the cad OF
five hours and three minutes only two
ladies kept the floor. Then came the
summing up of damages. The partici'
pants were taken home, are all now N q
precarious condition, and under medi
cal treatment. The girls had TO have
their shoes cut from their feet, and
their limbs were swollen to an enor,
nous size.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-On Monday
evening Jacob Watson, Jr., and William
Charnock got into fight at Dewey:
mill. Watson had been aggravated by
Charnock, who called him approbriou'
names, threatened to strike him with 6
whip and to knock his brains out with 0
brick, whereupon Watson whaled away
at his opponent, backing his eye and
bruising his face badly. Charnock al
once went before Squire Clobau and
had Watson arrested. On on examipa
ton of the case the Justice required
them both to give bail in the sum o.
$50 each for their good behavior fol
six months, and to pay the costs OF the
suit between them.
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so,urday, the 18th day OF
January, 1870,

-, ,'clnrk at the front door OF tho Oouil
81 En ~ ohio comfy, proceed to sell at putlt
hoaSo ~ the highest and best bidder, the FOL
Auo!.u- Jescribed real estate, situated in salC
owns about three miles north OF the city
SUyytt.si;rr and bounded by the lands OF Rnber
" We heirs of A. p. Woods, A. M. Jacob
D. .o,ntv road. with privilege OF twenty
~ o,,i.t 10 the Ohio River. containing aeod
,STr,v acres. more or less, together WIN aoOu
.G,b;r Ave acres. more or less OF coal, underiy
sE"ard adjacent TO the absve mentioned land
Insc~;beJ "a a six foot vein and OF Superior
QV S,iS dead of trust was given to secure t.
r;cbcI,s Crawley the punctual payment OF
nl..r,,Iis.orv note for Eve thousand dollars
pm, d.te the oath day of August, 1865, sn(
Oeabie ,o the order of the said Nicholas Craw
the Merchants National Bank of Wheel
eS 49, wear after the date thereof. for value
ns, roJ with interest from date. This sale Il
- "a nav the principal OF the said note VIII
.r,.,as, thereon from the 9th day OF August
Ego ,ill raid. ard the costs of this sale
Trv,,s or SALR:-One fourth Cash, and the
.,.,,',.aer Of the purchase money i'll three equa
1ss,sITrnts of SIX, twelve and eighteen months
,bs purchaser giving notes for the aeferred IN
..,lnsnts bearing interest from date, 10 %
s.rr,ad by deed of trust upon the property SOLO
~ ,be title will be retained until the notes arr
paid. i'll CONWAY only sncl
,,I. az ia vested in me un2er the said deed o
,rn., although it is believed TO be und0noted
"1'' j. +. UPDEGRAFF,
...o.s Trustee.
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A QUEER LAw.-Heretofore is has
been the law of this State, as it is of all
Others, that where two ballots are fold
ed together and voted at an election,
the inspectors of the election are to
presume that the ballot thus deposited
was cast with fraudulent design, and
both shall be thrown out. The new code
of West Virginia presumes that ballot
thus cast to have been the result of a
mistake, and permits one ballot to be
counted, the other TO be destroyed. II
does not say how the matter shall be
worked if Democratic and Republican
ticket were cast together, or which
should be saved and which destroyed
For a most ridiculousnand complete
muddle, give us the code of West Yir,
GINA
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THE CUSTOM OF MAKING PRESENTS
For many years the custom of making
presents at the holidays has been OBJ
served, and as a consequence there Is
ALWAYS q stir in business at this time OF
the year. It's very tediOus-sometimes
disagreeable for one to have to visit
from store to store in search of appro-
priate presents, and to the ladies especi-
ally, upon whom this duty generally
falls. we direct these remarks. or the
thousand and one places were holiday
goods arc to be found, none contain ar.
t;c,cs more suitable for presents than
that of Heunegan 81 Co., No. lOi Main
street. The stock consist of an uulimit-
ed assortment of the most valuable and
fashionable jewelry, English, American
and Swiss watches, Paris, Vienna, Ger
man and English goods, including the
most exquisite styles of bronzes, card
receivers, glove and handkeTchiefboxes,
work boxes, fancy writing desks, statu'
aiy, cabas, ladies' com panions, odor
cases, Bohemian glass, fancy toi,et
goods, &c. AT this establishment pur'
chasers will find articles suited for lady
or gentleman, boy or girl, low priced and
the mora expensive goods at ths very
lowest prices, besides having an i'm
mense assortment from which to please
their tastes. We commend the house
and their elegant goods to the attention
Of dealers and retail purchasers.
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RosApAIIs, RosApALfs! RosADALIs!
Are you suffering with incipient Con-
sumption or Serofula in any form,
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaint, Skin Diseases or Neuralgia !
Is your blood in disordered state :
Would you be rid of theset Try Rosa
dalis.
This remedy has been fully tested; the
demand Increasing to such an extent as
TO cause the Proprietors to fit up more
extensive lsbratory fer its manufacture.
lie pest evidence Of its virtues is the
testimony of those who have used it.
wholesale Depot, 81 Exchange Place.
Ask your Druggist for Rosadalis Alxa-
nae for 1870. 9T|.,H'
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The report Of the city Sexton was re;

The report Of the city Sexton was re-
ceived from the Second Rranch and
concurred in. lh.at--s-H
The report of the Treasurer was re.
ceived from the Second Branch and
their action concurred in.
Mr.. Blair asked for information in re.
gard to whom the renters of The city
scales were responsible to for their &C.
tions in cass Of swindling in office. He
further. said that he thought, unles
greatly misinformed, he could make out
a strong case of swindling against q
party in that capacity.
A resolution from the Second Branch
in relation to printing Q pamphlet o
the sanitary condition OF the city, va
concurred in. :.
A resolution from the Second Branch
for laying curbstone on Webster street
was concurred in.
The petition of Armstrong, Hollida!
& Co, for a sewer, was received from
the Second Branch and eonourred in.
Adjourned.
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THE FIRE DRPARTMENT.-The Coun'
Gil last night got i'd of what has been
a great bone of contention, the question
of volunteer or paid fire department,
by passing the ordinance creating and
maintaising paid fire department in
the city Of Wheeling. This action on
the part of the City Council cannot re-
suit but in good. The volunteer system
has been substituted by the paid sys'
TEN in every important city in the
country, except Philadelphia. The paid
system has been invariably attended by
reduction in insurance policies; in
less disorder going to and returning
from fires, and in more efficiency while
at fires. Our department will be al
once reorganized. On next Tuesday
night Chief Marshal for the Fire De
partmeat will be elected by Council
and we shall lock for as efficient body
of men 70 be selected as the city at
fords.
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A DESIRABLE FARM
PUBLIC SALE.
uvpr WILL BE EXPOSED AT PUBLIC
r,,,,rsday, the 23d day Of De-
cember, 1869.

-, ,,cloek, A NJ, on the premises, that wei
81 10 nd highly eligible Farm known as the
lnONpu III Farm, situated in Union township
TTsGlha county W va fOR F,I miI,s prom prom
SSiSsss en- the wa'e ,o acres, t ceaTsd The
eOntann,ss consist of DIV cling house, tenant
imprcvL,.rn an orchard of bearing fruit trees.
house p''i !. in good state of cultivation, with
The Wing springs in every field, about ie
psvs' GOOD timber. 1t oheps q rare chance loI
acres ul Ut IN any one wishing to secuIeat once
iDve''lL md con\ enient home. being located
sbea,aln;dly improving section Of the country.
IN APP, ~ The city, convenient to the great
s1j4cehLt; uay as wen as schools and churches
pub.::s h, fishing to examine the farm prior to
PAr'iyss sole can call on John NJ. Brown, adloin'
ing the Gn third cash; balance in three equal
InhG ~" ',pI.itive and without reserve;
sale b,.oSiaoSSvIt BENZ. HILL, Ex.
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Another Outrage
Citizen K Knocked Down on the Street
ROBBERY UNDOUBTEDLY INTENDED

Yesterday morning, about six o'clock
as David Williams, a guard at the coun'
ty Jail was passing up Monroe street on
his way to the Jail, and when be had
reached he west corner of the house
owned by DIR. Hildreth, next to the
Court House fence, he was assaulted
BIZ some ruff al, who was hidden be-
hind one of the trees, and struck with
club just behind the ear and knocked
down. As he fell Upon the pavement
the brute who struck him sprang fol-
ward and was about to rob him OF bis
gold watch and money, when, at the ap'
proach Of Mr.. Marsh, who was going
to his work, and the shouts of negro
man, who wa. on the opposite side OF
Monroe street and heard the blow
struck, the ruffian fed across to the
corner of Fourth and Monroe streets,
and up Fourth street, closely pursued
by the negro.
Mr.. Marsh took up the ipau'ni"'e
form of Mr.. Williams. and carried MIN
to the Jail, where medical attendance
was procured, aud last evening MI
Williams was sufficiently recovered TO
be taken to his home.
At the early hoar at which the assault
was made it was so dark that it was
impossible for either Mr.. Marsh or the
negro to see who the rascal was, though
by the light burning in front OF the
lookup door they could see the MUIR
de1ous blow struck. The darkness OF
the morning, also, favored the fellow
in making his escape from the negro
who pursued him.
This is about as bold an operation as
we have yet been called on to record
That the robbery was attempted oy
soma one who knew that Mr.. Williams
usually passed that way at an early
hour in tho morning, and carried, usu'
ally, valuable gold watch on his per-
son, is certain.
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An ANIMATED CONFERENCE.-The
ladies who were passing mp Fourth
street, were engaged in o very animated
conversation, and by the expression OF
their countenances one could not help
feeling impressed with the belief that
they were highly delighted about some
thing. They were talking about the
magnificent stock of ladies' gold
watches and fine pearl, etruscan, garnet
and gold jewelry, sets, &C., just received
for the holiday trade at Oxtoby & Duf-
fields Jewelry Store, 1O4 Market street,
below Mcclure House.
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JAPANESE BACKGAMMON. - PAUL
Brothers & Co, No. 90 Market street
have our thanks for Japanese back
CANNON board. When we have learned
to play the game, and can turn the jack
from the bottom every time without be
ing caught at it, we will say what We
think Off
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FOR SALE.

UrUE TTNDERSlGNED OFFERS EUR SALE
10. No. Al in Graham's addition to the city
q Wheeling situatS on the corner o. hr, Suin DS
80 house ON the corner. con taining eight
r ISlT With water and gas throughout, and ore
nffbs hest cellars in the city There IL IN con
merton good stable and carriage house: On
he ,onth end OF the lot there is good frame
kouse with FIVE rooms, fronting on Sixth street
Co., 20 ,nrebase will please call at :. j. BOYD i
wSois.aie shoe store, No. 81 Main street.
100 - NJ Il. WAYMAS.
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No You DoN'T.-Yes l shall 60 and
see that beautiful Circasan lady and
the educated hog wicked Benz" alse
the strongest man in the world, on OK
hibition at No. 9 Monroe, between Mali
and Water streets, for three days only
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. AID
mission % cents.
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FOR SALE.

rI,uF FARM KNOWN AS THE SLATUN
Pronqrty. situate at West Alexander, Wash
,a,ton county, Pa, containing about one hun
drsd and ffty.four n5D acres, upon which Is
srsrted a brick mansion house and other i'm
movements.
The farm is one Of the most desirable ones ID
WILMINGTON county. 1t is upon the line of the
National Turnpike and Hempheld Railroad
ana wgl I've sold a: public auction on Thursday
December 9th, in West Alexander, unless pre-
viousv disposed of.
For terms apply to
,ovoaow On Wood street, Pittsburgh.
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GETTING WORSE.-We learned last
night that the young man McGaverner,
who was so shamefully beaten and stab
bed on Saturday night, was so much
wCrse that no one was allowed to see
him. His brother arrived yesterday,
from Pittsburgh, aud will take him
home as soon rs he is able to travel, if
he ever il,
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JUST Northumberland Writing
Paper, Initial do, Plain and French,
Stereoscopes and Views, Views in Bible
Lands, Cities of Palestine, Seven
Churches of Asia, Eastern Manners and
Customs, &c, by John W. Heiskell, o.
Monroe street.
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AGRICULTURAL SoCIETY.-Members
of the North West Virginia Agricultural
Society will not forget the meeting
called for next Saturday afternoon, at
, o'clock, for the election of Board OF
Directors. The meeting will be held
in the City Building.
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PURITY VERSUS PoIsoN.-There is
much difference between Phalon's Pitalid
or SalrGtioR for the Hair and the filth
charged hair.darkners, as between the
Pool of Bethesda, that an angel stirred,
and fever-breeding mud pond. The
Vitalid is crystalline fluid, without q sin
gle impurity or noxious property, and
the naturalness of the shades il imparts
to grey hair is unequalled. ..
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VMrs. DR.. French, at the Mcclure
House all Of this wee. ofiicc hours
from 8 A. N. until4 p. NJ. Evening q
until 0, for the benefit Of those who can
not command other time. go
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B~An old fashioned Fair will be
given by the Island Mission Sunday
School, in the basement of st. Matthews
Church, on Thursday evening, the 10th
inst. The object is to provide library
&C., for the School; and the entertain
mont will be a novelty from the entire
absence of lotteries, &C., and in their
stead will be found a complete assort
ment of books, toys, notions and fancy
articles suitable for holiday presents
which will be sold at regular trade
prices
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NEW GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
All the new games,
Crandall's Building Blocks,
Hills Alphabet Blocks,
Squalls japanese Backgammon
CentripecoCs,
Parlor Bocols,
Japanese Fishing Rods,
Writing Desks and Portfolios,
Ladies' Companions,
Fine Portmonaise,
Penknives,
Hymn and Prayer Books and Miscel
lane Gus Books of every variety at
PAUL. BROS g. Co.'s,
No. 90 Market Street.
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ARM BRoKEN.-A little boy, whose
name we could not learn, but whose
parents live on Second street, near the
cemetery, fell from u wagon coming
down the hill at the east end of Web
ster street, near the Female Institute,
and broke his arm. He was taken to
DR.. Reeves Office, where his arm was
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AUCTION SALE.-Wanted-All ladies
and gentlemen wanted on Wednesday
the 18th of December, 1869, at my store,
No. 3 Washington Hall, opposite the
McLure House, when my stock of Fancy
Goods, Toys, Notions, Pictures, Frames
Artists. Materials, Books, Stationery
&c. will be sold at public auction
Among these goods there is splendid
selection of Holiday Presents Of every
description. Sale 10 commence at II
o'clock A. n. and continue day and even
ing until sold. Goods at private sale.
P. LOEcHER.
GEO. E. WI-KHAM, Auctioneer.
P. s.-A very large portion Of thu
above stock is new, and was received
! this season.
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A REMINIsCENCE.-Two Old flend'
met Yesterday, after a separation oil
many months. IL looking back toge'n'
er over the past, their mutual regret
seemed to be that they nau hao' >"
their youth, no such opportunities as
are now offered all who want good Boots
and Shoes of getting them at Alex d.
Forosv's, 40 Main Street
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NIX.-There was ne cohtlagration
yesterday, nor any railroad accident,
nor delay, nor police court, nor exciting
dog fight, nor any weather to speak of
Order reigns in Webster township and
the North End is quiet.