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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14
INNING away from Long Branch without

lfunning away from Long Branch without
paying his hotel bill. 49, sa.r. !.
HHear me, Norma" was deafand dumb.
He couldn't make his pa hear, nor ma. ~
The author Of " Rain on the Roof" al
ways slept in the basement, except when
he slept out of. doors.
'fLetomae kiss him for dis mother" got
mad beeausesihis mother wouldn't have
him, and whipped her little boy within an
inch of his life. -
1n 'fI dreamt Idwelt'in marble halls" used
to cheat at marbles when a boy, and his
dream was horrid nightmare, brought on
by remorse at the recollection of fratidu-
lent marble hGatJS. ~ T9&aag1 a7o1t--Esdl
''I'm saddestiwhenI sing" was tickled
almost to death il, invited to. ..;.t. -.
Happy be thy Dreams" sold benzine
whisky. You can fancy what kind of
4areams' were produced Cincia1aat6
zNloeS. FF IA n oe ssi,.y,r.s,s1 ,4.r,,.s rep
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14
JoHN;A. LOGAN.
lOmmander.in, Chief.
President Grant and HIS Relatives.

.s!Gfst 3zTN g53f -a----8 EfIF II .SWUfR3fei
One of the Washington correspondents
defends Gen, Grant from the charge of ne
botistnl and shows that he has not kept
many more1offlcdsnf nft In the familya than
somesof his pred deGessogs e erl3s yf2a ?
The President has appointed no relative
Of 'lifs own to. any office whatsoever, un-
less it be aSiase Hudson,.of Iowa, Minister
tod Honduras. who may possibly, be q
cousin of the President, but nothing
nesarer. Gen. Grants father, now post
master at CoEington, KY, was appointed
to, that position by President ,.J ohnson,
Prof. Kramer, now Consul at Leipslc. who
mafried Gen. Grants sister, was appointed
to that place., 4 believe, by President Lin
coin. The President has appointed two
brothers in-l law of Mrs. Grant to posi-
ti0ns under him, VIZ: Mr.. James 4.
Casey, to be Collector of the port OF
New Orleans, and DR. Alexander Sharp,
who was appointed postmaster at Rich
mendg by Mr. johnson, to the United
States Marshall for the District ofCOlum-
bia The latter. office has always been re-
garded as a part Of the official house.
hold of the President, and it has been. the
custom to appoint some relative or In
tiniste PERSONAL friend to the position !;
thus Mr. Lincoln appointed his former
partner. and warm personal friend Mr.,
Lamon, and Mr.. johnson appointed his
personal friend Mr.. Godding Mr.. Lin
coin also appointed Mr. Todd, his wife'sl
brother, to. be Governor of Dakota, and
those who have abused both the President
and his brother in law, Gen. Dent, be-
cause of the confidential position the
latter now occupies in the official house
hold, seem to have very short memories,
or they would remember that Mr. John
son appointed his own son to be Private
Secretary, and that Mr.. Buchanan ap-
pointed his nephew, Mr.. Henry, to the
same position. The comparison might be
extended to the benefit of the President
If it was at all necessary. 1i
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-05-14
Strewing Flowers on the Soldiers
.seGIIl8s Graves. 593idHz ai!j "a

.iW 10 .I.isata. -TOyl 10 80 tG4; l.
The following is a copy q Of I the order
Army of the Republic relstivetp strewing
flowers on the soldiers graves. 'liy,l.a n
l., GENERAL ORDER NO 81.
+ I. The Both day of Maya day set apart
Eby the Grand Army of the Republic to
| commemorate the glorious deeds of our
departed comrades-will be observed
Throughout the United States in such
manner as BELTS the solemnities of the oc-
casi9n, and as will testify the undying
| love of grateful people for the memory
| of those who died that the nation might
Five oThisi isrthe second public observance
of the occasion, which it is trusted will
recur yearly while there remains a heart
| loyal to the cause in which our comrades
ffeli, and while the moving principle of
that, struggle is worth preserving, If
our organizations had no other object,
that alone Of Keeping green the resting
| places of our nations defenders by
this3!: annual ;commemoration,g would
be "a motive enough to hold US
together in fraternal band. The Com
ma1ider-ihcC Chief desires to. thank those
patriotic men and,women who gave their
aid and sympathy on former occasion to
make successful this National Memorial
Day, and they are cordially invited to
unite with the comrades of the Grand
Army in the approaching ceremonies ; and
he thanks the loyal Press everywhere,
| through whose generous aid lasting
record has been7made. Of the observances
one year. ago. TO the Congress of the
United States, the comrades are especially
indebted for authorizing the publication,
in book. ferm,1of the proceedings ofalast
May, and for the promise held out that
| each year compilation will be made and
published, as . national recognition of
Esymp~hy with these memorial .observ-
lances..u -. -s..f. ...u, t.l.,g,
I III. Tt has been determined not to pre-
scribe any form of ceremony for universal
observance but each Post, or any number
Of Posts may arrange together such fitting
services as circumstances will permit. De-
partment Commanders will I1use every
effort TO, perfect arrangements for the
occasion. The newspaper, press are re
queSted TO give publication to this order.
III. Department and Post Commanders
are specially; enjgined to preserve and
+ forward to these headquarters copy of
the proceedings Gin printed form so far as
possible) (which take place in. carrying
out-this, ,erderad gosaA af!F........ ..B94 8.
/ Nv. AS she Both of May occurs on Sab
bath, Posts are at liberty to observe either
/ that day, or Saturday, the Goth. .Ysia
BY order Of
-3T I'D b1oliSGH q JoHN'A LOGAN. &
No., .1Io Ihiof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase or rent suoh property
will md 1t TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
ITS aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
-oper md I'm addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
-i be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
lrou The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
eader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TRIBUNE Day'
semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports Of sales Of real estate both IN CITY
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
umus as an advertising medium The charges for aGVer
sslnr arc IS follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line
FOR each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per lne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE per line. About ten words OF
orr wide columns average aiue. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
Gin gsaI 6stai, for SALE.

EIGHTEFN fine LOTS near Boulevard to
II EXCHANGE for Pam Country Seat. JAQuES 20 Bw1y
NOR SALE LOW-One Tenement House OIL
Il Csnn St. aud tSO on FryhIrs BROoKFIBLD 81 Cela.st
4 NEON HUBBELL, Real Estate Broker, hav-
~ ~1h,'ed tie BUSINESS Of the late s. w BbSEDICI VII
a. III. t sAlsis ANSUN HUBBELL late with s. W. BENEDICT
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Tuesday. Dec. Il. 1869.

NEWLY ORR, IueSudy' DcC w. ioo''
A correspondent of The London NerS, writing
on s ojty gives the Brtishers the following valuable
bit Of information regarding real estate speaking o
he says lot in this favored locality eoS1s
ort e. 900 and the house which is built upon 1t about
N,ooo MANY persons however buy two lots ana NUM-
int IL called doube.house and this, OF course uou
es the cost The streets around Ffthave are fasoha
.e I'm proportion to their vicinity to it goodIteewlh
oved houses may be bought in the best for aDont w.
oo The above as II stands is vastly out OF the way
hut may be corrected by substituting Tor S-pouhdS
sterling for dOlars But 1t would perpleN OeInlau
cnmmentatOr to make of the statement thaI ue
streets around Fifthaye fashonable I'D PROPORTION
their vicinity 10 it," unless we are 70
Itnglishnan considers Thirdave more arstOcIauc
chan the Eighth. . - .,...e, 81. .,o
The usual number Of real estate men collected at the
EXCHANGE this apparently, not Tor the purpOseoi
,,fg in the property offered by the aucuOneers For
~ los on the north side Of SevCntysNthst, $50 feet
west of Eighhave started TOR the owner at 5000 eac
gnld could obtained though lots on that street III
fr miide OF the block could easily have been SOFA
wear aca at 1900 aud upward each, and number W
arc recorded at $1,000 and S2O per lot
The Sbcrs auctioueer sold two lots the east sue
Gle Elrycnh.aye Boulevard, between Ninety hith anu
Ninety ixthsts each 253X0O for $4,000, eonsideroIe
rrlutts1 from last Springs prices Mr.. McGulre SOFA
stable nd lot Thirty nrStst, 100 feet east oI Ls'h
ave. To- $1,000.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE
buildings and tot Of 3lsts 100 OF 0'nae o' ooo
BY T.. y RAYMOND
lott Of have Boulevard, between goth aud 'h ea'n noo
rNlI
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arooklrn 1taI Gstats for SaIt.

TOR SALE-Broolilyn flights PROPERTY. to
4 estate No ~ Coom6a pear ieIrepontsI 70, -
Purmanst the Substantially IIsced
~ o- son b-ownstoas three stories attic basement aud
ce brick IS b 50 well built modern improvement
the finest views The BAY; terms LIBERAL AP
CIV 20 T. a. MORRISON. Executor No. 542 Broadway n l.
STORAGE STORES for SALE or to LET
- grsae STORES Nos and Atlantic Dock fronting Eas
H''s'' JOINING A'"''OI A#& n CLARK, 10 wIliaut
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
lNk DELAWARE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN RAlLRC


psbo In New York foot NJ Barcarst and loot ~ Chhf0phef
WiNTER ARRANGEMENTS, eommtneiug hOSDAl hor ~ 1883
s,p MAIL TRAIN r0ausug brGule with Bootton Branch
Al Dover " h Chester Waterloo With SUSSEX r. T. for 40
dover Newton Washington with the h L. aul W. n r. for Wafer
Gan Stroud burg Scranton Bend and all the lAck
Awanua aud Boomsburg and Delaware and Hudson r. Ris
ll3Oa ~ LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Etuaif. Morris
town Dover akesioRn Washington Phpshufg and EAsoni con.
nects PhIpshurg With Bel Del r. r. Tor Bryde Sc and At
Haon v Tor Bethlehem, AneutoNu, haach Chauk, Aad
Ri,kesiEuc.
r FASTOg EXPRESS connects Dover with Chsiler K r.
and AZ with S.set X X
m SUMMIT anf intermediate ,i,ilona
6.1O -.J gJJ and 40 M and 2J 800 4:tO 500 60 90
and n 5 D. M 10 SOUTH ORANGE aud intermediate stations
ll.4O m 20 and ESQ 70 YOUNGSTOWN AID intermediate
stations .--.-.....
Por SEWAKK az $50 7.D $50 930, 1920 H. 1880 lm a m
l. 2 2:3 $780, $40 $50 40 $40 $50, 6:l0 $50 74S $780,
For BL00MFIKLD and MoSTCLAIn at 800 II . 7:SO.
and 6I0p m. 80, nOhoCh' Assistant Superintendent
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Country Stal Estate for SaIO.

n excellent FARM, of 757 acres, very pro-
IN gee near Petersburg between the Apromtor and James
re near depot: good bung 1000 cords Of wood TIE tract To
fsae will take tEotbd In other property or mortgage
thi. farm On long address OWNER. Petersburg, Va
EOR SALE-A desirable Orange County
FARM Of Blooming Grove ore mile from ashsg
Branch Railroad ard ten miles from hwufRn
on the Hudson buildings complete land pro
daee plenty location healthy aud unsurpassed ne conny 20
scenery price ellie Apply 10 A. W. NICOLL l
BFoadgy address H. A. DEsNSTON, Blooming Grove Orange
Couu.y n. y.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY for SALE
or LEASE Controlling Interest IN trst class Merchant MIL bne
stone located the CITY Of Toledo ono Flour
Dbl aud Nheattaken nom ee
mill a per bash UHDg water power espe
week doing good nusness Hour Stands high Al
bone u abfoad II sOd By lat February VII be leased of term
Address }. r. LINTON,
Maunee CITY. Ohio
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gg,stsblsttr County graI Sstat. for saL.

DOR SALE-Six miles from Peekskll and
from Lake MohsgaD DAIRY PARM Of 1873 acres
good Buildings large and eonmodousi plenty Of fat Am Is
fhborbOod good Lowest cash price, 5Jl ~ bU
LAND & Co, BeetmanSt, n. Y.
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Gitr 0rOp,rtg TO gtt.

City Qroputg to GIT.
A STORE, or STORE and DWELLING, No.
N o2 Fourbsve Tweutyiahst Apply on The premises
NOR LEASE-Two valuable CORNER PROP
ERTIES Fhave below Twenty thrsi for term 81 years
ground rent Apply TO IloMER MORGAN rI1esL lo-Sl
nFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
ruce Compsav having removed oGes At sos Broadway
come, Of ht offer to Offices 2S Broadway corner
0iResdssL Apply on the premises
ITO RENT, FURNISHED, or FOR SALE
The desirable dwelling House with lease Of lot No j. Washing
ouqlare north The breesio, with an otsuho1 n4
well frnished rented 10 Let 81 Nav next or logger
Apply permits MULLER WILKINS CO. No 1PnesL avn
TENO LET-THIRD FLOOR. 1870 West Fifty
i rin5st oar rooms, fronting Central Park rent +l@
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STEAMBOATS, an0 2ailroaOs.

FOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
tonic and hsugauek Railroad Pare 81 Steamer leaves O'ha
IiBetlp At u noon.
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
1N NOTICE TO tllPPbBS-Ou aud after MONDAY: n'' ~
MERCHANDISE FREIGHT will be received Pier H. ~ H. New
York. and forwarded twice daily Broads Sttton. Newark
FRElGHT he roadst Station
Tor NewOrk aud for all points line OF G. r. H. 81 ana ~ con
necous Az shipments b this line will he forwarded win nhPS'
The by other lines For aud r noruauon HP
tly T. H. WlCKOfF General Freight Agent l9 lirt'st cA
York - ". HOPPER Agrnt HegtrA H.. JOHN H. DIAM,
, Ageut, Pteg "a h. X. haEi"fS
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
y
WINTER ARRASGEMEyT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. p. 1862
P,uspFer Station NsWlok Of Twenty seventh At AID
Fourth Entrance on TwsutvteveuthtL
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
EeWayen and Bridgeport T. OH ll:JO 2l3 (EI Ji
o. (EL). J.S5. 49, $50 aud (EI p. m. -. 49,
FOR Milford Stsri FAIRFIELD Southport we',po 7co II 30
For Sorsak 100 800 (EIl 900 r:1o l2:l5 BI). 800
(EIl 3l5 $3.50 (sI j. 500, 6:3O. and $500 (EI.l m
FoT Dareh T. g. IA 30 a. M; 343 l3D $50 and $50 D.
Fo Stamford T. (EI O. 1889 l2lj tKI) 2l3. EIl
3I5 4:JO (Er) 4I5 $3.50, 6:jO 7l5 o tBTl H.
For Greenwich o. 1850 2l5 5A5 4:45 500: b:O, 1!l3 m
Fo and intermediate stations At7 1850 2l'.
sunday Mail Train leaves New York. at for
Boston ,,,.,r.
For Boston via spnghe a. OBJ J. lEI), tEI) N
For Boston via Shore Lime l2:l3 (BIl, HLl ?. m
For Hartford and Springfield a (bI) 2il9 (BI AO ."
20 Hartford. m.
For Connecticut Railroad EI) 2:I5p to Montreal
p. m northampton
p IN . , s..-.-,.. NIL, -, q.
l2.l5, D. 8p. ,.,,.---
burgh
70 Eaugatuck Railroad, . (Ez j. p.
EorwAik Railroad. l2l3 snd 30 and
m In connection Freight tram from NorwAk 70 Dshbuy
For EewCAnaAn Ralroad R;l3 i;JO and sstur-
dayS. $500 p.
'O ~ " JANIS II. HOYT. Superintendent
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Cuuntrp Zeal 6stuts for SaI,.

TOR SALE-About 1900 acres OF TIMER
and COAL LANDS. situated the West Brsnch o. We ,.l
ma River Penn or the exchanged for Iahds
Nenaue0 Crawford Counties Penn For nio'""'Ou ''
WILLIAM KINDS Reno Veusngo Co., Penn
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Su1rS an0 IOOms.
3urniiuI,.
SituaiiUns ManiiS- Srmalts.

Situatiuus ManitS- Fmalts.
4 GENCY.-WET NURSES and Male and Fe-
~ male Nurses for the Sick experience and reference nm
atelv and al all times LOUIS Mrs HAhSENS NURSE
AGRHCY, 5 SIth.st. near Bowery.
LII Ladies seeking superior situations, town
N or eouutrT should apply Once 7J Broadway
MANY vacancies
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
VI Trustworthy constantly be found st Mrs LOVES GEh
MAN INSTITUTE. Rirstst, corner BowerT
DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC CHaRITIEs AND CONNECTION
EREE LABOR and INTELLIGENCE Blu
Il REAU Plmpons Building, Ninth AID SuyvesantsA-
Fnpove wishing recommended SERVANTS such a. General
House Workers Cooks Lsuudress Chsmbermads. Mattresses
rapded g. NJ. LOSRB. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
Gmustmrpts.

ERENCH THEATER.-A GREAT NOVELTY
WEDNESDAY DBC. i3-POR SIX NIGHTS.
FOR TIlR FIRST TIAR IN AMERICA.
s,v y,curs RUSSIAN OPERA, sATuRDAY MATINEE
eA MuhIS RUSSIAN OPERA. 'AiO
the peculiar spirit aud hunO OF which will be Interpreter
by the eminent Russian Tenor,
DMIrRI D'AGRENBFF, , =,
PeteTshurgh and Beru I'm the m
ter Of which he the recipient Of three eweed u
Honor from the Rmperorl. and by the - -
IMPRRIALB OPERA COMPANY PROM RUSSIA, :.
comprising artists Of the highest dis Econ who VII make 1hef n
appearance In the Russian Opera by Versowskajo,
- ASCOLDOvA A0JLA tASCoLDS Tomb ,c,s,c
RUSSIAN COSTUMES, RUSSIAN huSiN.,
RUSSIAN DANCES RUSSIAN AkIiS IN
Box Sheet Theater scbrer 7O Admission 1ae Or
ebestra and BoxesG Family Circle
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Country 9roptrtu Gu GIT.

TyNO LET-From February /. for ~ or l5mOnths
COUNTRY VILLA II handsomely furnished stables 40
ali modern improy muutes from depot on hue Railroad
miles Hall Inquire Of W. s. NJ" Bill, esq Id bfoadNl
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NEW JERSEY RAILROAD--FROM FOOT OF

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD--FROM FOOT OF
~ CoURrLAHDT Sr-Por PHILADELPHIA, Iris Camden p
N. via West Philadelphia. ESQ 10 1850 p $
O. 10 For Baltimore and Mashu gtonG1O
m, 1880 m 800 p For South and South WeSt-80A
FOR THR WRST-9:fO a. m, $50 a NJ 1890 pm, D. m O. p
silver Palace $3.50 hnd p NJ through 10 Cincinnati
without change; % through daily Louisville without
on D. M through Chicago without ehsnEs The
through Cincinnati aud Chicago daily Saturdays excepted On
day they attached a. The n train. pDAly)
Nov. u.s. 1900 y. w. JACKSON, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15

TRY our one dollar KID GLOVES, newshades.
Chidrsns 50 and 10 Cloth Cloves Leggn &c, GC the
best Citing 8 Corses also Wers French large assortment Of
Dress Trimmings FsHcy Goods popular ELGERS $40
and 882 Broadway. Nineteenthst. east side
nRESS and CLOAK MAKING in all its
II BRANChES-Elegaut PATTERNS received monthly. Velvet
Coaks Dresses remodi equal MADAM MARSHALL
l.24l Broadway between Thrieth and Tbiry.hrstStA
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PEREMPToRY SALE IN PARTITION,
BETWEEN THB HEIRS OF THE LATE MATTHEW MORGAN
AND HlCKSON W. FIELD
Will be Sold at Public Auction,
BY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT or THE SUPREME COURT IN
PARTITION under the direction Of h. RANDOLPH hOblNoON'
Referee,
On WEDNESDAY, Dec, Is, 1869,
Al u O'Clock n at MERCHANTS EXCHANGE SALEsKooM
No. III Broadway,
The VERY Valuable Property known as the
NEW HOTEL,
having FRONT on BROADWAY OF l8 FEE and embracing the
entire block by Broadway. Meer, ana
the lot the OF Washington pace
and Mef,tyt belonging the late James Jones'
feet Washugtona by 81 feet inches on NeTo
PERFECT TITLE IN PEE SIMPLE. ......-
For further particulars inquire Of so !IaAhO
az WAllst or LORD DAY LORD No. l45 E1cbange place
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Si,,mbruts unS SaiIrUaes.

TOR BOSTON, via Fall River, touching at
PORT commander Lewis OLD COLON Sommanaer simmons
leave daily Sundays excepted M EISK o. N9Iih RIVER
foot ChambersstI 80 jam" ' IT, r'ssushI
NJ K SIMONS, Managing Director.
C. II VALE. Gen. Passenger AGENT
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REWARE OF IMITATION GIANTS: :

REWARE OF IMITATION GIANTS:
- CAUTION. CAUTION
BOGUS STONE GIANT. $1,000 CHALLENGE
The Pekpocke cries Stop Thief In order divert attention ITO"
himself
On behalf Of the Of the wonderful 0N0SDAGA STONE
GIANT, attracting such immense crowds Museum agree 10
present $1,000 20 the NewYOrk Association for Improving
OF the Poor provided the Albany Giant hOwmen VIII the truth
their assertion that the wOner Museum cast
from the original giant they to forfeit ike prove their ate
ment false the placed the hands OF the Mayor OF e
state positively nat the assertion Of these Albany shoSmen Is
and that they be when they issued their cd 20
puff themselves notice The the Ouondaga Giant
them 900 back their II they dare These Al
hOwmen perfectly well which the original and which the
copy they their money TIE truth OF their
Meanwhile the Onondaga Giant continues to astoh
who daily visit the and all limitations advised 10
far Of Albany II they would avoid further
following submitted the consideration Of
these would.be deractors Of this
WONDER OF THB NINETEENTH CENTURY,
'"- GEORGE WOOD,
Proprietor Woods Museum
Albert Parkes being duly depose and that recently
visited County Woods Museum for the purpose
hiring Cardiff Giant for exhibition said
Museum without that Syracuse saw Tue so
called stone exhibiting Albany aud not reshing the pretenona
exhibiting but desiring satisfaction TO our
pubc and engaged at very
Giant" and that know That the state
meet Albany shown tina! the great Ononda Giant
CAST taken the original Bgroundess au1
'Ni"0n' '" '"o "''''' my 1e' ALBRRT I. PARKEs
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9rp 5oubs.
VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on q

II. J. kICOLL,
MERCHANT CLOTHIBR. AND MANUFACTURER -
OF CLOTH 10 The QUEEN. TIE ROYAL FAMILY, AND Thb
COURTS OF EUROPE
(NoL ia, 1I6, rs, 100 Regsntst, W.
LoNDON... No. 22 Cornhil, X. O.
mos a. and Is WarviskSt, W.
LIVERPOOL......'....NO so Bodst
MANCHESTER 10 hOseyst
RTRMINCHAM M New.
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Zeal estate TO Grtbangr.


PEAL ESTATE to EACfANGL d0r NIL
III CANDSR great bargains Call on JAQI rs 2B Broadway
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Transw will leave Depots
~ 90 ofCh,nber, a. and foot OF Twsuyhrist follows
Through Express trains ats 10 81 p m aad ~ p n
daily New and improved Coaches vii aesompAny Inc
m tain through Buflo. connecting at Horte'e Nh m'g
through C"eauf and auop Scng
Coaches viii accompany from Suquehanu' " Bufqo'
Buffalo and the 6:J tran 10 h"ehs'1ef ba
Ciucunat. Enyant tain leaves daNV 81 p IA
For Jerys Wav. S:j1 Orange 60 hhP' lNunlli
srcsnei connecting WaTwk MOusmeI Ouoid' ile AlI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-15
Smustnrfnts.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
e LAST NIGHT BUT ONE II
or THB SEASON
THIS WEDNESDAY, DEC. IS,
L'ELISIRE D'AMORE.
FIRST APPEARANCE or
MILE. PAULINE CANISSA-
GIORGIO RONCONI,
sIGSo& RRRASI srGYoR coLBTTL
FRIDAY, DEC. II,
q LAST NIGHT al
OF THE SEASON
BRIOL. LEFRANC.
BALLO IN MASCHERA.
SATURDAY. DEC. 10. AT I.
" LAST MATINEE. IA
KELLOGG. RONCONI.
DTDEIE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon, Rootstown,
Portage County, Ohio. Chronic and Private
diseases treated successfully. OFFICE-NeSt
door south of Green Il Barlow's Store
Dec. 81. 1868. 1y.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-09-09

( AN OLD BIRD CAUGHT WITH CHAFF.
Did you ever hear of man marry
ing woman who had twice recov-
cred damages of him for breach of
promise Such a thing really took
place at Dundee, Scotland, recently
A case in the small debt court reveal
ed all the facts. A man depar d
from promise of marriage he made,
and was sued by the injured lady
He had to pay E30. A second time
he came under the spell from which
he had only been able to extricate
himself by pecuniary aid. He de-
clined, however to be caught, and
abandoned the lady a second time
Her injured feelings would not, of
course, stand this, and she raised a
second action, which was soldered up
for fl0. The attractions of the lady
had apparently been of an unusually
potent character. The tickle swain
was at last securely hooked. Think
ing any further postponement unnec-
essary, he conducted the invincible
lady to the altar. -,g... r-..-