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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-10-30
WARRINGTON TOWNSHIP
SUPERVISOR,

SUPERVISOR, -,
John. Zoeckler, 23l Robert Gibson, ioo
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS,
VIM. P. Wilson, 232 Caleb Sylris, lSo
CLERK,
John C. Porter, 233 Theo. Laramie, us
TREASURER, =
Jos steger, 233 Jacob Htse, l'z
OvERsEER OF POOR, 90
u. Murray, 24O C. II. Hane, l2o
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
John Scott. 243 Hiram Young, 10
CONSTABLE, -
John st. Myers, 231 Joseph Chdpliae, l32
SURVEYOR OF ROADS,
Geo. w. Nichols, ,23i
MADISON TOWNSHIP.
EGst3 az SUPERVISOR.
Geo. Z. Roberts, 1s2 John NcLure, lS7
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS.
J. B. Sheppard, 179 L. .Woodniansee. l44
ovERsEER OF THE POOR.
f. #. Burt, ia Geo. *. Wheat, 14S
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
John Pfarr, 17s c.. Fl. Collier, LA
TT. Hutchinson,l79
CONSTABLE.
Noah Price, l75 Il. RichardsoH' l43
CLERK.
Geo. Hook, 17o I'm. StVtl, 145
TREASURER.
Peter f. Zinn, l62 J. M Euing, jr lag
John EUing, 5
CLAY TOWNSHIP.
SUPERVISOR.
N. Pollock, 203 j. Il. Botsford, 2O5
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS.
A. Caldwell, 203 ". b. Simpson, 2O4
ovERsEER OF THE POOR.
r. Arkle, 1877 C. Hauser, 2O7
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
s. f. Faris, pol as. Todd, 2O7
CLERK.
I. +. Jones, 1913 | w. McKelrey, 2O9
TREASURER.
G. Lamb, 204 c. II. Berry, 2O4
CoNsTABLEs.
Alex. Wallace, 203 S. Tracy, 2O5
w. Scroggins, 18S
UNION TOWNSHIP.
SUPERVISOR.
Robt. Simpson, $50 John Clator, 2l9
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONs.
J. NJ. Ewing, l79 Jacob Morris, 223
CkERK.
Peter Farrell, l76 Francis Britt, 229
TREASURER.
James McAdams, 227 Casper He'll, l72
ovERsEER OF POOR.
J. r. Acker, 1913 ". Weidebusch, 1872
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
J.W. Boring, 1872 j. 4. MetcaG, 2l5
JUSTICE,
John Arthur, l67 James Launder, 237
CONSTABLE.
w. J. Forsyth, ia 7. Mccormick, 23O
Edrard Cldtor, 22l
SURVEYOR OF ROADS.
II. ". Amick, Isl
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THE BACKBONE BROKEN.
REALIZATION OF HOPE DEFERRED.
The Long Expected Victory
Which Democrats have waited for,
And sought but never found,

Especial to the Register.I
CLARKsBURG, October 90.
Davis (Dem.) is elected by 100 major
ity over Carlile (mountebank). Contest
between Lewis (Dem.) and Golf (Rep.)
very close. Lewis probably elected.
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Hon. Jama ROu SHoEdez,
PruthcEotory Of the Supreme Co1rt Of P'nh-
sylvaBis, whites
PHTLADTLYEIA Sept IL, 1877.
''HOohznd'. German kittsrs' s HVsry aseiuI
article a. a ,ople and a. al app~tlTsT IL is lot
an Intoxicating drink. and may b ussd bsnsh.
elally By persons Of all ages.
Especially your.
JAMES ROSS sNOwDES
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CARLLE is Row dsemed lsng headed
man. The estimate is based simply
upon face measurement.
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The confirmed dyspeptio may almost say,
with Saint Peter, Il die daily" The object OF
this article Is not 10 Iremind him OF his
psngs, but TO show himi ihow to banish them
forever. The means Of immediate and perma.
nent raliaf ara nrntfarnd hin, In
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Hoohand's German Tonic,

Has been proyided-a preparation in which the
solid extracts Of the finest restoratives Of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by q
spirituous agent, purged Of all dSleterious con.
stituents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antidotes, should se guided by
his own condition. II In q very low state, from
debility the Tonic should be his selection; but
in cases where the( lemergensy Ia not 50
pressing the Bitters is\Jthe specihc required
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in turn. Thersis no phase OF Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Nervous Diseases Or Physical Prostrstirn,
10 which thOy are not adapted, and In which,
singly or combined, they will not effect cure
Biliousness, Indigestion. General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from q
want Of proper action In the Liver, stomach
and the Bowels are eradicAted by a course Of
q
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For Sale by all Druggists
ard ~ dealers In Medicines ryyhsra
YtlTu, Il .s2+vsSy
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The Whole supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

-gO WOULD Ask TBE EoRH rTEoEGEE
DIGyIHED TEsTsoATl
Hon. Geo. W. HooaEGrd,
Cki.fJustios Of the sspr,ns Court Of Penn
.ylvsniA, Eritssi
Pmn.ADE' FHI, March ~, lrS7.
End "HooAasds Ger ~ man Bitter. IL q
f~e organ. and Of great benefit in e&sss Of dsbD
i,- and w.ut Of nsrvsus action In the system.
Your,. trtlly. GEO. w. WOODWARD.
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H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BlTTERS

Is composed Of the pure juices Tor. a. they are
incidentally termed, EEtrdetsD of Roots Herbs,
centrated and entirely free from dlcohoiie ad-
mixture uJ any kind.
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H0OFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS

And II IL for him TO say whether he will con.
tinue to endure aliying death, or e put himself
in position to render life enjoyable.
Living Advertisements
or the efficacy Of this matohless vegetable stom.
achic are TO be found In every city and town In
the United States. Healthy men and women
rescued from tOrture0 10y its use and eager
from any other Bitters In existence, In this es.
pecial Particular--it Is not alcoholic. For such
constitutions and systems as require for their
invigoration diausive stimulant
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hon. James ThompsoH,
INDIE Of the suprens Court Of PshEsJl7AniA-
pHItADEL7HA April q isfS.
consider "HOoGznds German Bitter .
,,i,,,II, ,n,die.ax in case Of Attarks % TEdiEss
Tor on Dyspepsia I can certify iLls from my
srperienoe Of u.
i'ui' JAMES ThoMP5OY
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in the exercise of the elective franchise
or in the right to hold ofiico in any State
on account of race, color, nativity, prop
erty, education or creed.
ARTICLE XVI.--The second clause Of
the first section of the second article OF
the Constitution Of the United States
shall be amended to read as follows;
Each State shall appoint by a vote for
Representatives in Congress number OF
electors equal to the whole number OF
Senators and Representatives to which
the said State shall be entitled in
Congress, but no Senator or Representa-
tive or person holding an Office of trust or
profit under the United States shall be
appointed an elector, and Congress shall
have power to prescribe the manner in
which such electors shall be chosen by
the people.
The joint resolution now goes to the
House for concurrence.
At $50 pm. the Senate adjourned.
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The Repeal Of The Tenure Act.

The Senate of the United States, on
Saturday, were for time engaged in dis
crssing the tenure f-office law, and
great diversity of opinion was apparent
among Republican Senators, Mr.. Howe
opposing any change in the law, Mr..
Morton advocating its total repeal, and
Mr.. Edmunds urging certain modifica-
tions. The majority Of the Judiciary
Committee favor placing Cabinet off,
Gals under the control of the President,
but Mr.. Edmunds opposed that If the
Senate propose to act SO as to give General
Grant the full freedom of action enjoyed
by the Presidents until the conflict be-
tween Andrew johnson and Congress,
the debate cannot last many days, as the
Inauguration of Grant, if he lives, will
take place four weeks from Thursday
next. tits our impression that the judg'
ment of the country fsvors the repeal of
the Civil Tenure Act, for it has not been
conducive to vigorous administration,
and there is feeling that the new Presi-
dent should not be embarrassed by re-
strictions that imply want of confidence
and an absence of harmony between the
Senate and the Executive Cincinnati
numerical
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MARKETS.

| Special to PUBLIC LEDGER, by Southern Pacihc
and Atlantic telegraph
New YoRK, February 10, ll:O5 a.E.
Gold, 1876. Wells, Fargo & Co. 8 Express,
-; American Express, 46; Adams
Express, 67l; United States Express, =;
Merchants Uaion Express, 10; Quick
silver, 23a; Canton, 623; Pacific Mail,
ll53; Western Union Telegraph, 373;
New York Central, 1921 Erie, =; Hud-
son, 1871; Reading, s3i; Chicago and
Alton, 1854; Chicago and Alton pre-
ferred, 1856; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne, Got; Toledo, Wabash and Fort
Wayne preferred, 76; St. Paul, GA; st.
Paul preferred, 7sl; Fort Wayne, llS;
Ohio and Mississippi, 364; Michigan
Central, 1923; Michigan Southern, 933;
Illinois Central, 1888; Cleveland and
Pinsburg, OF; Cleveland and Toledo,
lO4s; Rock Island, 1881; Chicago and
Northwestern, S32; Chicago and North
western preferred, 9ls. The bears are
covering, and the leading shares have
slightly advanced.
New YORK, February 10, 1890 am.
Gold, l34s. Cotton: Uplands-Ordinary,
273; good ordinary, 2s3; low middling,
29a; middling, 3Oi; good middling, BIT
Florida-Ordinary, %; good ordinary,
%; low middling, 294; middling, 300;
good middling, BIT. Mobile-Ordinary,
2s3; good ordinary, 29i low middling,
29a; middling, 800; good middling, 3l3
New Orleans and Texas-Ordinary, 2S3;
good ordinary, 29s; low middlng, 80;
middling, 81; good middIing, 80. The
market opens quiet.
1925 a. m.-Gold, 1876. Bonds Of 81,
ll3a; 5.2Os-62, ll3s; ga, llO3; IS,
llla; new 5-2Os-'65, 1904; 81, lO94; SO,
1921; IO-4Os, 1888; Pacific Skies, lOl3.
Government bonds open with an i'm
proyed demand and further advance in
prices. Sterling exchange dull and de-
clined to 1891 for prime sixty day bills.
Gold carrying at 2 per cent, with the
bears selling quite freely.
LoHDos, February 10, Ills a.m.-Five-
twenties, II; Erie, 24a Consols, s3t
Illinois Central, 93a bonds in Frankfort,
500.
LIVERPOOL, February 10, ILLS an.
The cotton market opens frmer but
prices are not quotably higher; middllng
uplauds, l24 to 1891; Orleans, l23 to
1879.
l pm.-The market continues firm
but unchanged in prices; sales fer the
day will reach $4,000 bales.
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WARRINGTON.

WAsHISGros, February lO.-Ths fol-
lowing is joint resolution proposing
an amendment TO the Constitution Of the
United States:
Be IL resolved By The Senate and
House Of Representatives., and tlOo-
thirds If both Houses eoneUrring,
That the following articles be proposed
to the Legislatures Of the several States as
an amendment to the Constitution Of the
United States, either Of which, when rat
fled by three-iourihs OF said Legisla-
lures, shall be held as q part Of said Con-
stitution:
ARTICLE XIV. = No determination
shall be made in the United States
among the citizens Of the United States
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doctrine has been esunciated for years
by the Northern Democracy, and by the
party in Tennessee, and we have yet TO
learn where, in single instance, the
contrary has been held by any State Con.
veption. This, then, has been the posi-
ton of the Democratic party since the
formation of the Government, upon this
question. It has been repudiated by
every Northern State by overwhelming
msjorities wherever submitted to them.
What, then, can the South gain by
desertion Of time-honored principles 7
Nothing whatever. A brave people can
afford to wait for the exercise OF their
rights until reason and justice resume
their sway over the minds of the people,
rather than be guilty of base desertion
of principle. No considerations of pub
lie policy will justify us in sacrificing
principle to expediency.
We therefore enter our protest against
every reason which these gentlemen have
urged in their attempt to turn us over
bound hand and foot to the Radicals
Their action was unwise, humiliating,
and as uncalled for as it is Infamous.
Let us be true to principle, and never
give up the ship" Our ultimate triumph
will surely come. The day is dawning
when the people of the North will become
tired and wearied of this carnival of des-
potism. We will then restore the Con-
the laws and customs which
have made us noble, brave and vir-
tuous people. Then will come again the
era of peace and prosperity, and our
waste places will blossom as the rose.
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BY Ell E G R A P Il
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.
NEW YORK.

New York, February l0.-The Herald
of to-day predicts a coming change in the
government of this city. 1t says the
Irish vote is becoming of less conse-
ouence than it used to be. The German
vote is growing to be thing of such i'm
portance that politicians bid for it in no
feeble terms. The Germans here are
more numerous than the Irish, they have
more journals than the Irish, and can
poll more votes than the Irish, and know
ing all this they intend to assert the m
selves in unmistaksble style.
Two burglars on Monday night at
tempted to break into the Oriental bank
by forcing an entrance from the liquor
store in the basement. The thieves were
surprised at their work and made good
their escape.
BIsGHAMProE, February l0.-J. N.
Langdon, Republican, was elected Mayor
to-day by majority of one hundred and
fifiy-six over J. A. Besenier, Democrat.
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MARRIED..

ATCHISON = WILLIAMS. On Tuesday
evening, February gth, at the Second Presbyte-
rian church. by Rev. T. d. Witherspoon. Mr..
Jos. H. Atchison and Miss Mary ]. Williams.
all of Memphis.
The fair and lovely bride was attended by
Miss Belle Hays and Miss Susie ]. Boyd. ac-
the happy couple enjoy all the sunshine in the
future that is possible to fall to the lot of NOR
tails here below. Numerous friends repaired
to the residence of Mr.. Dan. A. Johnston.
where a most bountiful repast had been pre-
pared by him and his excellent lady.
A FRIEND.
TClarksyiIIe papcrs please cory Il
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River News.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wEATHER-RIvERs-BU
The weather to-day is cloudy and por-
tends more rain. The river at this point
has risen ten inches during the past
twenty-fsur hours, and is reported by the
latest dispatches to be rising at Cairo.
At Louisville the Ohio is stationary, with
eight and half feet in the canal. The
Arkansas streams are reported in good
condition.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
For Vicksburg, NGtchez and Neic
Orleans.-The Mississippi, in charge Of
Capt Nat S. Green, is the only boat
leaving port o-day. Messrs. Creighton,
Fenwick and Lsngiois are hsr clerks.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
For Pine Bluff, Lille Rock and Fort
Smith. The Memphis aud Arkansas
River Packet Company's fiue steamer
W. A. Caldwell, Capt. R. L. Haiues, is
to-morrow's packet for the above points.
W. Cham bers, clerk.
For White Ricer.-Capt Ashford s
popular boat, The Argosy, leaves to.
morrow. Milt. r. Harry and John
Smiiher are ia the Office.
For Cairo and 81 Louis.-The Belle
St. Louis, Capt. Alex. Zeigler, leaves to-
morrow on time. The Belle is unap
proachable in comfortable siate-rooms
Widespread tables and accommodating
officers.
For Cincinnati.-The musical Silver
Moon, Capt Ben Merrielees, leaves al
Eve p. N. to-morrow. Mr. Geo. W. Hig'
gins il clerk.
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VERMONT.

BURLINGTON, February 10 The Chair
men of the Republican Democratic State
Committees of this State have united in
q call for convention of the freemen Of
Vermont, to be held at Montpelier on the
25th inst. to nominate a ticket Of thir-
teen persons to constitute Council Of
Censors, to be voted for on the last We'd
nesday in March, agreeable to the State
Constitution.
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VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, February 10. = General
Stoneman has issued an order directing
that all civil officers Of corporations,
companies and associations in this State
who are required by law to make reports
and returns to the Legislature at its an
nual session, to make the same to his
headquarters without delay. In addi-
ton to the annual or other reports, sup
plement reports are to be made to in.
clude January.
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FOREIGN.

INV York, February l0.-A Havana
letter, of the I'd inst, states an early
compromise between the belligerents is
looked for, and that the Captain General
has already sent to Spain the basis Of an
amicable agreement Qaesada appears
to be the only rebel chief determined
to oppose a compromise.
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, February lO.-A heavy
rain storm took place this p m accom-
panied by lightning.
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80 AND 312 FRONT STREET,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.


MCCLURE. ARCHITECT AND CIVIL
j. Engineer. Il . candidate for the once Of
Ofice stiliman Block. corner Second and Mad
ison streets.
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MEMPHIS FEMALE COLLEGE,
NO. $50 ADAMS STREET.

u,HE THIRTEENTH SESSION. WILL
Il commence February lst. Tuition from nFs
except advanced pupils. The departments OF
Modern Languages. Music. Drawing and PANT
fng are under the care OF approved instruetcs
BOardin. aud Tuition are required mqntnls N
advance, 1901 NJ. A. 4. MORGAN, Print.
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Rinanca

Finance.
Corrected daily By City Bank, corner Of Jefer
sen aad fropt streets.l
corn Avn silvia
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Special Notices.

Essays for Young Men-0n the Errors and
Abuses incident to Youth and Early Manhood.
with the humane view Of treatment and cure.
sent by mail FREQ of charge. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box P. Philadelphia,
pa AZ
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE
SELLING.

Exchange ON North'n
and Eastern citiesm2sa}x dis. para1Sdis.
Exchange OF on Il Ns;nv.}sS dis. par@z prem
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Wrapping Paper.

DROWN X DILLARD. SOLE AGENTS,
ID 2l4 Frsnt street. have always on hand a
large and varied assortment, and are selling
below Ilnein a priees: EaiI on them q, oy all
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PARK AVENUE ACADEMY.

i Memphis, near Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. The Fourth Session of this School
will open on the first Of February, 1862. Stu.
dents will be prepared for the University of
of life. For terms, etc apply for circulars.
W. L. MILLER, AM,
16-141s Principal.
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ALL KINDS OF CAR z
A RAGE REPAIRING G5k f1fH
done at the shortest notice Xf3tXi9-
and at the lowest cash prices. -. -.
Parties will find It to their interest to call upon
ne before uurnhssing elsewhere. New Bug
ries. Of the latest styles; Fine Rockaways, Ba-
Souches. Carriages and Light Business wagons
large stock on band. lzo-4o
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FURNITURE
Removed and Repaired

IHAvE FURNITURE WAGONS ALWAYS
i ready 70 remove families. or 70 send for and
return Furniture needing repairs Of any sort.
Leave orders az my store, 36s Second street.
l25-l5O OWEN SMITH. Undertaken.
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Commercial and Financial,

Cotton.
The market is quiet. and prices remain I'M
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COLD COMFORT An old missionary, who
had been many years in Labrador, was at
length compelled to return, his influences all
gone and his mission entirely fruitless. A
young man. who was just fiedging irto the
ministerial status. was appointed in his
place, and before be went to his assignment
be thought he would visit his venerable
predecessor and learn from him the cause OF
his trouble in the land of icebergs. The old
man received him very cordially.
MY venerable brother" said the young
man, II wish you TO tell me the cause
Of your difficulty that may avert like
failure. Must l preach them he'll that Is
hot 2"
No, my young friend" said the old
missionary, laying his hand on his brother s
arm "no, thai was the rock I split on.
preached it very warm to them. and they
rather liked the idea of going there. l
think if You preach them hell fifty degrees
colder than Labrador you will drive them
all to repentance"
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to keep ii; the more you spend the richer
yoH will bel indeed, it sets at defiance
the whole of Franklin's code of proverbs,
and proves oooE Richard silly fellow
Imagine Jones lecturiDg his wife on her
economy, and reproaching her for spirit
of saving. "My dear, you had bought
this camel's hair shawl thirty years ago, IT
would be now a source of income TO US ;
if you had not been so close we should
now be wealthy" he says. Smith ac-
quires an independence by giving his chill
dren an expensive outfit; and sees, IN
every new dress or costly jewel which bis
growing daughters wear, new mine ol
wealth for himself If he can only per-
suade them to spend enough, he is sure OF
a support in his old age.
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EBENSBURC FOUNDRY
AGAIN IN FULL BLAST2
NEW FIRM, NEW BUILDINGS, &c.

HAVING purchased the well known EB-
IL ENSBURG Fol NDRY from Mr.. Ed~.
Glass, and rebuilt and enlarged IL almost en-
tirely, besides reft'ing it with new machinery,
the subscribers now prepared to furnish
COOK. PARLOR g. HEATING SIO YES.
of the latest and most approved patterns
THRESHING MACHINES. MILL GEAR
ING, ROSE and WATER WHEELS of every
description. IRON FENCING. PLOUGHS
and PLOUGH CASTINGS, and in fact all
manner of articles manufactured in Erst class
Foundry. Job Work of all kind attended to
promptly and done cheaply.
The special attention of Farmers is invited
to two newly patented PLOUGHS which We
possess the sole right to manufacture and sell
in this county, anc which are admitted to be
the best ever introduced to the public.
Believing ourselves capable of performing
any work in our line in the most satisfactory
manner, and knowing that We can do work at
LOWER PRICES than have been charged in this
community heretofore we confidently hope that
We will be found worthy of liberal patronage.
Fair reductions made to Wholesale dealers.
H-T The highest prices paid in cash for old
metal, or castings given in exchange.
OUK TERMS ARE STR CITY CASH Or oouNTz
PRODUCE. CONVERY, VINROE & co.
EbenSburc, Sept. =, 1868.
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"SAM, did-did you (hic) see anything Of
my wife %
Il have not the honor of knowing your
wife. sir"
Don't apologize, Sam, don't apo-apo-
hic i-Iigize i-it's no honor whatever
Didn't see her ?"
Il did not"
How yer know yer didn't7 She-she's q
as tail as . (hic) meetin' house and broad
as a lamp poIt. a-and she wears . gngum
umberreller ald one eye out, and chic - her
nose is done up in pair of specs. Didn't
see her ?''
mo, Iir!" (enpbatically)
"That', all risas Sam, that's all right
Mn -mel -ly asked iriufamashun. She (hic)
she said she was goia' to join Sory-ory sis.
and if she Goss mean TO get staven' blind
drunk. Wouldn't goa. 2"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-04-15

GETTING YoUR MoSEY BAcK.-One of
the novelties OF Partisan enterprise is a
large warehouse, in which are sold, at re-
tail, all llmanner of goods from diamond
necklace to shoe brush. The purchaser
having paid the price receives not only
the goods, but bond for the whole
amount Of his purchase money, payable
after thirty years, and guaranteed by the
Credit FonceIer and other moneyed corr
porations. The prices charged are said
10 be no greater than in other retail shops
This is really eating your cake in order