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Government and all othefe
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OHIO COUNTY
UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Senate.
GEORGE JOHNSON, OF Hancock.
FIR House d DelsgattS
ARCHIBALD W. CAMPBELL, Esq.
HON. CHESTER u. HUBBARD,
WILLIAM NORTH, ESq.
EoriCOunU Superintendent Of Schools.
DANIEL J. McDAID.
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Masonio Notioo.

THE MEMBERS OF OHIO LODGE MOI,
No. %, and Bates Lodge No. 80, A. and
a, MalnnR, are requested 70 meet Of tho No:
sonic Temple this Thursday eVeniInE o.
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by two leading scientific organs, aeaInst
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
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GAN CBRS

~ -L-A IN - N ~-S ~
Removed by q now process, without the nse
OF tho knife or Instruments.
Dr., Rold has made Chronic Diseases life
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deriul, a. the following certificates Will fully
show: ...., ST.. .
TO THE PUBLIC.
MIRACULOUS CURE OF DEAFNESS.
LAWREHoEV1LLE, ALLEdHKNY Co.. PAL
June 9Th, lSd9.
DR.. j. A. Rttd:
DEAR SIR; / take this method OF bearing
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applied to you for treatment, when, after
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o medium OF communication 70 suffering
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Very truly, JOSHUA B. COOKE.
SUCCESSFUL CURE OF DEAFNESS AND
CATARRH.
Letter nom ". H. Mdttinoly, Esq., Sheriff Of
Hood County.
PARKIRsBuRG, ". VA, March 10, 20.
Dr.. J. Il. Reid: ..-..
DEAR BIZ :-Your treatment for Catarrh
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Han Dye haa beOn proved polSonle8. Pro.
lessor Chiffon, whose reputation Rs an an.
aAytlcal chomist givOs his statements The
weight OF authority, announces that
0ristadOro's Excelsior Dye
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ar E0notics wifi bc tLken OF ooHlfauni'
cations not accompanied by retponAble
name. Tho name VIII be considered conn-
identical, hut must In all cds6R accompany let
lcr4 ~ Il guarantee u g0oil NTH.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-10-08

EsThe bohemian GirI'' by the Parepa-ROsa
- TrOune.

ssThe BOheImiau Grip by the Parepa-ROsa
N Troupe.
BaIfes BoheHaidn G6l is very pleasant contrast
to his Prritans Daughter 1t has all the elements Of
popularity that the other a3ks and often as 1t has
been sung 1t is tolerably certain to draw good
house if anything WILL The performance last even
ing introduced new tenor, Mr.. Nordblom, in the
role OF t'Thaddeus." This gentleman has good,
firm tenor voice, little defective in the low notes,
but clear and sweet in the middle and upper regis
ter His method is not OF the best but he sings with
expression and his execution OF the airs, "'Iis Sad
to Leave ones Fatherland," "Then loull Remem-
her Me" and "Fair Land OF Poland" were cordially
appauded
Miss Rose Hersee appeared as "Arline," and more
than confirmed the favorable impression made on
her first appearance. This little lady is 80 attractive
in her personal appearance, her vol is so sweet,
well trained and she is so evidently PRED by ar
tistic enthusiasm that she will cert My become a
popular favorite and as the representa- We OF juvenile
heroines OF the opera she viii make an admirable
assistant TO Madame Rosa. Miss Fanny Stockton
0aye a much better personation Of the "Glpsy
oueen" than we are commonly accustomed TO. This
is difficult and rather ungracios role and II is very
seldom that singer Of even ordinary ability under
1akesit Mr. De Solla did the part OF "Florestan'
socentably. and Mr.. Campbell as "Count Arnheim,
and Mr.. seRuin as "DeyllshOof" We're excellent as
psuel'
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THERE GOOD Authority for stating that in this
country adult of six dies of Consumption;
and indeed, prevalent and fatal has this disease
become that is dreaded the great scourse of the
race; and yet, in the formative stages, all Pulmonary
Complaints may be readily controlled by resorting
promptly to the ExPEcToRANT OF DIR. ID. JAYNE, which
soothes and strengthens the bronchial tubes alaying
Inflammation and cleansing them and the lungs of all I'M
puries. II is certain remedy for Coughs and Colds
which, when left themselves frequently bring Pull
monary Complaints and it Bronchitis eectuay if
in time and the directions strictly followed II has
maintained its reputation curative for quarter
of century and if those who threatened with Lung
Diseases of the symptoms of Bronchitis Asthma
will give this standard remedy trial they will
never regret it, Sold everywhere.
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DHRIEp.

HARDY.-On the Sd instant JOHN d. HARDY, in
the 5lst year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence N W.
Fourth and Monroe streets, Saturday afternoon
o'clock TO proceed to st. Marys Church
MOFFITT.-On the 7th instant, JOHN MOEFITT, in
the 25th year of his
The relatives and friends of the family, also Ashland
Lodge No. 49, A p A, and Shekina LODGE No 49, X. of
P respectfully invited to attend his funeral from the
residence of his aunt Mrs. Num-, No 1873 Craven
Second, above Racel Sunday afternoon at O'clock
To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery.
SHAW.-On the 7th instant, Miss MARY SHAW, aged
62 years
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of hsr
cousin, Mrs. Rosanna McGarvey, No. 529 g. Nineteenth
street, ON sunday, the 10th instant, at O'Clock.
SWIET-On Tuesday, the 9TH instant: LEWIS SWIFT,
Esq. of Croydon Lodge, Bucks county, Pa.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
tend the funeral Saturday the 9th instant, at o'clock
without further notice Carriages will meet the 05 and
IL o'clock trains at Bristol
TRACY.-On the 9th instant, after lingering illness,
CHARLOTTE, wife of the late George Tracy aged 81
years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence
ll3 jefferson street, Saturday morning. instant
ut 81 o'clock
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THE EXHAUSTED SYsTEM.-Summer Is a dobitatiug
season, and the sudden change of temperature winch
takes place at this period of the year finds the heathes
Of considerably enervated by the preceding heat and
the weakly and delicate almost prostrated This is not
favorable condition in which encounter the raw cold
winds of October and its chilling fogs and night dews and
consequently intermittent fever, dysentery, bilious
attacks, and rheumatism more or less prevalent
everywhere but especially in localities where the atmos.
pere is naturally uuwholesome In order to avoid the
dangers arising from causes the exhausted system
should be renovated and invigorated by course of
HosTETTERs STOMACH BIrTERs. This purest and most
potent of all vegetable tonics aud exhaauts regulates
the secreons while it the strength and purfes
the fluids of body while it gives Inness and yigor 10
the nervous organization. Free from the unpleasant
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posed of extracts and juices of the choicest vegetable
nygorants and correctiyes, mingled with a dihusve
stimulant from which every noxous element has been
expelled renowned preparation is in all respects the
very best medicine OF its kind that the world has
known Such the opinion Of distinguished members of
the medical profession and the general verdict OF the
public after experience of twenty years, during which
HosIETTER's BITTERs has attained greater popularity
and more extensive sale than specific advertised
IA tls eY.lIans " SSs AGl1r.saa Qress.
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THE MOST EXTENSIVE DRY GOODS EsTABIIsHAtENT in
the northern part of business centre is that of Curwen
Stoddar Bro at Nos 45O, 452 and 45i North Second
street. Here thing in the dry goods line is to be
obtained and owing to the cheapness OF their location the
various articles to be procured at the lowest prices
possible The styles all popular and coming in
rapidly. They being disposed of almost quickly
and persons desiring to make good bargains had better
drop in very soon
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MAR KHEFp,

BURGIN- -NEAL-At Germantown, October !, BY the
Rev. Il. X. Beadle, ID. D., assisted by the Rev. W e.
ams, Mr. CHARLES +. BURGIN to Miss CHAR
LOTPE NEAL, of Jasper county, Iowa.
OBERGE-MOORE.-O Thursday, October 7, by the
to Miss CLEMENTINE MOORE daughter of the late
Bethuel A. Moore, both of this city.
RISD0NnMoMULLIN;vo lon October 2, 1869, BY the
Holly N j., to MARY H., daughter of John S. McMullin
of this city.
SLOAN-AUSTIN.-On Thursday, October Z, by the
Rev. William p. Breed, Mr. HORACE II. SLOAN to Miss
JULIA E AUSTIN, daughter OF John b. Austin, all of
this city.
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q, WI 17'' Nv
g" trust this volume will reach every woman IN one and
SWggeoa- Genordf Hammond
Written with careful respect at all points to the great
Interests of morality "Rer Horace Bushnell, ID. ID.
Tbe wide circulation of the book will be great benefit
IN ,be community Mr. Ed,rin NJ Saow.
"Calenated elevate the morals OF the nineteenth
eptu and to enable mothers TO discharge faithfully the
duties they owe their Children" Rep George B,inobnrt
Rsctor qf ne church ef The Messiah, IHiladellhia.
Price, $3.50 For sale by
GEORGE MACLEAN, Publisher
No. 7ls SAMSON Street
Sold by subscription. Male and Fen.,Ie ASan,.
Nanig% tASyts,.
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CHTV ITEMS.

FALL OvERcoATs a ne assortment IF these seasibl and
USIU gGrBs better IN III and stye than any others reay.
H16e ia Fh0dphi1, at oper prices than The
nEerc. Also, aJUH stock of all kinds MEMS YOUTHS AND
Boys CLOTHING READY-NIADE and Of Materials IN He
Iec 10 be mate 10 oTd" comprising many entirety a
ciOics styles.
9Rr- Samples ef Mo,eria by mai, Desired
HALFWAY BErwIEN BENNETT & Co.,
rim dHd TOWER HALL,
SirM streets. 5ls MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
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FIFTH ION
THE LATEST NE ws.
Proceedings in the Virginia h egisiaturS
-Ex-Eresident Pieroe's De, Hth.
FROM TIRGLNLA.
DoIngs ofihe New Legislature.


DOings oft New Legislature.
RICHMOND, Oct S.--BOth Houses OF the Legislature
to-day ratified the fourteenth and fifteenth amend
ments-in the House there were only six votes
against, and IN the Senate only f0Hr against the
1ourteenth and two against the fteenth-One OF the
latter being coloTed Republican Senator, who de-
cined because he believed the Legislature WAS
illegal The Legislature then by joint resolution ad-
journed until October 18TH
In the House an amendment to the bfl passing
the nfteenth amendment masking il take effect on
and after the admission of the State to the Union
only received five votes
III the same body resolution was offered that in
view of doubts expressed about the legality Of this
Legislature, IL WILL after admission to the Union re-
enact the fourteenth and hfteenth amendments Tue
resolution was referred.
FROM NEW E.RGL.A.ND.
The Death of Ex-President Pierce.
CONCORD, n. H., Oct. S.-Ex-President Pierce tEed
at 44O this morning, OF chronic Inflammation OF the
stomach. The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made but it will probably take place
Monday next.
FROM .NEH" YORK.
A Spanish War Vessel.
Despatch TO The EreT,trJ Telegraph
NEW YORK, Oct s.-A Spanish frigate has made
its appearance at this port IL is runored that she
comes to escort the Euterpe.
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CHARLES W. JAY tse able and brilliant editor of the
~Union Sentinel" lesing Republican Journal At Trcn
ton. speaks thus Of the Republican fight eguust the
Ring
ScoyRLWe give to Eeaders the brief s1yeech of
Soove Merchantsyle because IL Is good speocb aud
appropriate 20 the difficulty thst threatens to swamp the
Republican party of the State And then the man has
not fair chance against his enemies Nearly all our
Republican editors feel that Scoyel at least right bis
the vals Of the party But unfortunately few of them
have the moral courage to grappe with wealth AMI
position occupied by the handful eousprators Aud
then policy" and the harmony of tine party restrain
and lasting harmony. The Jersey City Erenng J5Hrai
and the South Jersey Republican have presented manly
front this question: and If any other our papers have
shown like fidelity to the right, have overookel the
evidence. Honesty, gentlemen, wins than sub.
seryiency IN the long run.
We are not the special champion of Scovel But We
love that good old English rule of fair pay md VIII IN
whole flock of turkey gobblers pitohrg into ono
game COCK our smpEthes with the Gang
who after Jim selfish corrupt as u,ercenarY
and all the time: Sc0pcI ze1t ami mail
S1cThcng effort in Ne Republican lfcIe,
than all OF his assailants combined He may fought
individuals ambitious beyond their merits but nc has
Republican National Convention. What he has dope ye
nave DONE and will do again. whom fear
less independence in behalf of the purity of the psry
To expose intrigue, to the defeat of an important
organization To yield TO the of regular nomnations
IS to betray principle for the sake Of unworthy success
This savish obedience is the rule of despotsm and may
DO for ignorant and besOted "Democracy but your
true Republican knows no such blind obedience.
OF Bettle, the opposing candidate the SsntRst says
But IL Bete tarred with the Ring stick he should be
soused under without Republican mercy"
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JEwELRY.Mr. William W Cassidy, No. 12 South Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewery and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely obtaining real, article, furnished at
which cannot be equaled He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is result in pleasure
and profit.
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ATHLETIC vs.. KEYsroSE.-The first game of new
series will be played tomorrow afternoon between
above clubs at Seventeenth street and Columbia
Both clubs will present their strongest nnes and
citing contest may be anticipated.
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STEPHEN T. WHITMAN

STEPHEN f. WHITMAN
has removed his
CoNFEGIIoNERY AND CHOCOLATE ESTABLISHMENT
from No. 1910 Market street, to his
NEW BUILDING,
S. W. CORNER OF TWELFTH AND MARKET STREETS.
EARTH CLOSET OoNPANY's patent dry earth com.
modes and privy fixtures at A. H. Franciscus Co.'S No.
5l3 Market street.
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GET THE BEsT.-The Parham New Family
LOCK-STITOH SEWING MACHINE.
(Easy Terms.)
Saesroom, No. 704 OH ESNUT Stre

VERY FULL and choice stock of Ready made Clothn:
at the lowest rates, may be found at
CHARLES STOKES,
No. S24 Chestnut street
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The opera was handsomely put upon the stage,
and the fair scene In she second act with its banners
and other accessories, highly credtable to the
taste and enterprise of the management.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-01-28


The ENGLISH NAYK IN NELSON'S Tine
Those whose naval experience is old enough to
reach back to the time when Trafalgar men were
still to be found afoat are not likely to forget the
legends of the age which Dibdin painted. The ma
w had system Of ethics Of its own which might
we'll appal Exeter Hall-though we venture to say,
that it was less corrupting than many fashiona-
BILE novel of our own time 'The service" and its
efficiency was pretty well all that commanding Of:
6cers took into consideration; and for the rest
they we're content to hope with Nelson, in one Of
his letters, that there was large allowance made
for them in the other world They fogged man,
not for drunkenness, but for being drunk on duty.
That he should get drunk on shore, was accepted
as mere matter Of course. Indeed, we are our
selves old enough to remember seaman serving
afoat, who regularly, as the anniversary Of great
action in which he had been engaged came round,
used to appear on the quarter deck and respect,
fully ask permission to get drunk. Never did the
worthy man neglect to avail himself Of hscaptain's
indulgence. As for Poll and Nan, the captains d
the old school were equally tolerant II . 1hasl
fingers were pretty, they did not iook TOO iclossy
at them. for wedding ring and our ships swarm
ed in harbor with ;s'Hives," "aunts, " sisters
and "eousins,,'. Of all hands These respectable
family appelaions we're the homage" to use
Rechefocaud' 8 famous maxim, that the service
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How WOMAN GOT MIXED UP AT Doc
FIGHT AND LOST HER Hoops.-The Fifth ward
is remarkable for puglistic encounters among men,
says the Philadelphia Press, and any one who de-
sires fight need not go far into its precincts with
out being accommodated Last evening fight
occurred in which man, woman and two dogs
were singularly mixed up. The history of the ex-
traordinay proceeding is as near as we can gather
the facts, as follows: Lieutenant Goldey, at Fifth
and Spruce streets, had bis attention attracted by
the cries Of boy who complained that his leg had
been injured by fall. Two women stopped and
expressed sympathy with the boy, and while they
and the Lieutenant were endeavoring to alleviate
his condition two dogs got to fighting. One dog
ran around behind one of the women, and the
other dog pitched at his antagonist, taking the
shortest course, under the dress of the woman.
The result was, the last mentioned dog forced bis
head through the hoops worn by the woman, and
in this position seized the other dog. As the dog
that was fastened in the hoops plunged forward,
away went the woman with him, and as he at
tempted to pull the other dog either way, the wo-
man had to come along The woman screamed
terrifcally, and her companion did likewise. A
crowd assembled, and the woman whose skirts were
entanged by the dog cried Justify that she was be-
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ing eaten up. Lieutenant Goldey chased about
the woman until he obtained hold of the dog BY
the hind legs, and he pulled with all his strength,
but the frame of the hoops had curled tightly
around the dogs neck. Lieutenant Goldey now
reached his hand toward the dogs head, and the
animal became infnriated, the consequence being
that dog, man and woman rolled on the pavement
in q heterogeneous mass, the other dog jumping
around all the time to seize hisenemy. The Lieu
tenant finally gave terrific jerk at the hoops,
which parted at the waist, audthe dog started off,
dragging the woman short. distance, when she
became disengaged from them, and the dog went
off with the skirt, his head still in chancery. The
woman demanded q new skirt from the Lieutenant,
in which she was backed up BY her new friends,
whereupon the Lieutenant, having become exhaust
ed at the dog fight, beat retreat he not desiring
to have woman fight. Q = f;!2Sf}>
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and il Court, but as q Court Iknoow You are dead,
for the records Of the Court say 50, and against
their verify there is no avsrment, so says Lord
Coke and good many other:beoksI never read
Dead man-''But want my property rsnd it esnc
matter to me whether your records lie ornot 4
am alive, have aottransfe my property, and to
deprive me oft without my consent is without al
lav." The Court-"If you insiuuats that the re-
cords Of this Court lie, the Court win send you tc
jail" Dead man-''Send dead man 10 jaiFPP p
The Court -''kNfa Mr. Sheriff, take this iappsritiicr
out Sheriff - BE thou ghostor goblin damned,
Fn speak to thee. Come On, lat's go take, some-
thing todrink. !" The Judge stuck to it, that 30
far as his. Court was concerned, he was dead, and
he should stay dead. The poor fellow went into
Ohaneaysnd spent az 10 made ip Nsxico., 4 (.
= 3 - j. 4 =