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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
FROM BOURBON.

A cage OF wild animals loose. in
tense excitement, great catastrophe;
the people drove in wild confusion
over the country. A company OF
twenty five men chased eighteen
miles in four hours; and had it not
been for the timely arrival of Rail
Road car, which happened to be in
readiness they might have met sad
fate. After considering their mar.
row escape from the flaws of death,
they concluded to travel on until
they arrived ut the New York Cloth
ing Store, where they purchased
full suits Of clothes, and then return.
cd in peace.
Mr.. Elisha Gay, residing about
two miles north Of this place, Was
badly hurt ty kick from horse,
having three ribs broke and badly
injured otherwise. His recovery is
o X.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

During shower at Sheridan, Yamil
county, Oregon, not long since, there fell
what seemed to be hail, but on exainina.
ton was found to s-composed oi peculiar
whitish worms. millions OF them. Each
worm had the power Of doubling up and
skipping foot or moro.
John w. Read killed his mother few
nights ago, in Lynchburgh, Va; it seems
she was derangcu, and In the middle OF
the night armed herself with shovel and
attempted to XIII Reads wife and aunt,
and he. to save their lives, struck her with
a stick. infiicling injuries that caused her
death shortly afterwards.
In N. Y, last week, Miss Carrie Rob-
erts. . beautiful blonde cg 90, ran away
with her fathers coachman, Patrick
o Conner. and they were married; but the
next morning the young lady returned
home, and said her action was only for
fun. Proceedings for divorce are 10 be
instituted.
A German, at Muscatine. over 20 years
old, is TO be married, in few days, 10
girl of 10
At Toolsboro, recently, a child was
born with teeth.
A Harrison county youth administered
a sound threshing to bis aged parent, a
few days since, because the old man OBJ
jected to his cutting up scythe handle
for stovcwood.
4 mceting Of the Old Settlers Of Kos
ciusko County will be held in Warsaw,
Sa turday the 18th day Ct June, 1869.
Why would it not be a good idea for
the Old Settlers of Marshall County to
meet al some appointed time In Plymouth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
THE CROPS.

Prom = careful examination OF our
State exchanges We find the growing
crops everywhere throughout the State
reported as most 1ourishing. The wheat
never looked better is q remark heard on
every hand, and If no misfortune overtake
the growing crops we shall have a much
larger yield than has ever been harvested
inIndiana. The corn crop is late, In fact
planting is not yet completed, but when
entirely through, ihs amount planted win
be larger, and with onr present warm
weather it will rapidly dcveioe, and we
may reasonably expect large yield Of
this great staple. Fruit of all kinds will
be abundant. Apples and peaches promise
mucisnore than an average yield, and all
kinds OF small fruit will be plenty.-7rd
.X1Hr go
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

Tie Legislature of Rhode Island,
saysl IN exchange, is now in ses-
sion. and the Senate has ratified the
18th article, bat the House has post.
poned its consideration until next
January. What brought about this
action on the part Of the House, we
are not advised, and what the final
result will be it is hard to PREDICT
But the ratification Of the amend
lnent BY the Legislature or Indiana
will secure its adoption without The
vote of Rhode Island, so that the ac-
ton of that fnssy little common
wealth is not very important. The
action Of our Legislature secured
the amendment, and the Democratic
revolution has utterly failed, after
having cost the State over one hun
drcd and fifty thousand dollars
Bcyoiutions ale never respectable
unless they are successful, and the
one that has just been defeated in
Indiana may be regarded as the
most contemplate in the Lcgisla-
tive history of this country L. was
advised by unprincipled leaders; it
was reckless of consequences; it was
foolish in its conception, and will
Aereafter be regarded as among tie
most stupid things in the history of
the Democratic party.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
TIE Potato BUG.

From all parts of this State, and
other States, Our exchanges have
announced in accents mournful, and
indignantly denounced the ravages
Of this detestable insect. Until las.
Monday evening we had neither seen
nor been informed Of their disgust
ing presence in this vicinity; but on
that eventful day, as the sun in all
his unsurpassable glory was behind
an ugly cloud in the Far West we
etrolled leisurely out 10 our potato
patch, (which, by the way, is UNI
acubtedly the finest in the county,
likewise our peas, etc, etc, anil
STOPPING down with the intention OF
gently removing tiny weed that APP
2eared TO be forcing o potato vine
10 assume an ungainly shape, cur
eyes beheld pair of shameless po-
tato bugs who were apparently en-
Toying the unspeakable delights of
welded bliss after the close of their
daily toll; We noticed that the under
side. Of IN occasional leaf was Gov
cred with yellow substances resem-
bling in shape small kernels of wheat
packed close together on end; cur
limited information in natural histo-
~ left the impression upon our in
vestigatins mind that the aforesaid
yellow substances were the eggs of
hateful thieves, and We instantly
procured az egg masher which we
then and there did use upon every
leaf SO infected until all were de-
save one, which one, with the afore-
said and hereinbsfere mentioned
yellow substances thereunto adhered
Mr. III has place in Beau
tifnl glass 'fxin,' for the ayowed
purpose Of Matching them out
Persons desiring seed wherewith to
raise crop ofthese thieving raid
ers. can probably be accommodated
by Mr. In. We shall not
attempt sby eulogy upon his detest-
able 5sgship. He IL meanness be-
yond comparison or comprehension.
He is rascally thief who delights
in taking the potato vine from the
mouths ola poorman's crying ba-
bies. BE is, however, very liberal
ly inclined toward those OF his own
race, and When he finds new field
upon which TO feed his gluttonous
internal internal machipery, he i'm
medially invites host Of others to
assist him in spreading devastation
and ruin He generally marries ct
an carly dag. and needs only three
words II. the Bible: multiply and
Rcplenisl." lie is uglier than a
warty toad, being 'streaked and stri-
ped with yellow and block, square
shojderod, and biggest at the 9th
end. IIn is hypocritical nuisance,
feigning death when be has not been
;.urt; there arc numerous ways OF
killing the despissble yiHaia; tske =
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

A quack Doctor in Wisconsin has been
arrested for poisoning three wives in sue
cession- probably in experiments.
The Pennsylvania Legislature has rati-
fed the Fifteenth amendment to the Con-
stitution Of the United States.
President Grant has issued proclama>
ton making eight hours a days work in
all The Government shops, while the wa
ges per diem are the same as before.
Statictics show that A. johnson s42
courterieiters and 81 violators of the Rey<
enue Law.
A few days ago tree fell on q small
boy ner Greenviil, Wis, cutting his head
open. He is not only recovering, but 1t
Is said that he exhibits greater smartness
than Jefore the accident.
It is said that ia sheep or calf Is Gov,
cred with leather or rubber fprcsa. or
thick blanket, and tobacco smoke he n,ssle
under this covering. every tick and knit
viii NE destroyed in less than ,salf an
hour, s.r.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
HORSE-SHOEING
LIVERY STOCK.

Eyor sale, 10 Horses. BueEes, 2
Wagons, Sets Of Harness I sad>
dies. 1 Side Saddle, 4 Sieighs., Robes,
Whips Tools, &c, with good Stable for
rent. One>third cash. residue In month
ly or quarterly payments, 10 per cent. in
tcrest. well secured. Sold on dissolution
of partnership. Said property will be sold
at Auction Jun.. Cd, 1863, at my Office or
Oh the premises, il not sooner sold At pri-
2sw2 G. r. REEVE. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

nfrty Years Experience fn the
| Treatment of ChronIe and S.xuaf
Dfscases.-A physiological view of MARRIAGE 4 he
cheapest book sver published -contaiuir,, nearix
700 pages and l3o f.ne sngravinss OF the anatomy of
the human organs In slate Of hezifh and disease
with treatise carly errors its deporabie conse,
quence npon the mind and body, with the ssthor,s
plan oftrrstnientthe only IN ional and snrres.6,
mode 81 cure. 10 shown 10y report or cases treated
a truthful adviser to the rlsiTisd aud those CON,
marriage no entertain doubts OF their
Physical condition. sent free of yostsgc to any ad
dreess upon the receipt Of % etc IN stamps postal
currency hy addressing Dr.. Ia cROlX. No. 81
Maiden Lane. Albany, Ny. The anih6r may b.
consulted npon any of the disas c. upon whI-h the
lie Look treats either personally or by mail, and
10 any part Of the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

The Indianapolis Journal saws.
The Pacific Railroad is absut to turn
ont heartless and soulless monop.
oily. instead of a great national bles-
sing. The fare, as reported, ten
cents per mile, in gold, is simply 10
less than robbery. The entire cost
OF the road has been betrayed by
the government, and the stockhold-
ers, instead of hazardipg capital,
have been made rich by subsidy OF
over $40, 000, 900. We are inclined
TO <elieve there is no remedy for the
evil short Of competing lines, and
tie unjust passenger and freight
charges Mil accomplish this necessi-
" in very short time. in spite of
the general opposition TO additional
aid to- railroads IN the shape ofland
grams, &C., by Congress
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

The expectation OF specie from
the United States to foreign coun
tries. from the first day January to
he first day of May, '69, amounts to
eleven millions, nine hundred and
sixty-two thousand dollars For
the sa Ne period in 1868 the exporta-
ton amounted to twenty nine mill
ions
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
TROUBLES ON THE"NEUTRAL
LANDS"

LAST evening. says the Lawrence (Ks. J
Tribune of the 26.h ult., while returning
from q visit to the border counties, we
met on the passenger train of the Nilsson
ri River, Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad, n
messenger from the neutral lands, on the
way post haste to Kansas City, to notify
the officers of the road OF tho startling &C
tion Of the Land LeAguers, OF settlers OPP
posed to Mr.. JOY. From, him we learn
that they have openly declared war
against the Railroad company, and oil "a
yoring them, and on Friday night gave an
earnest Of their intentions by hanging two
settlers on Coxe's Creek, who had proven
up and paid for their claim in Mr.. joys
land Office. thereby acknowledging his III
tie to the lands. One OF the murdered
men was Justice Of tho Peace, named
Little, and the other = young man named
Keller. II was also reported that they
had shot another man for the same cause
but tho messenger gave II only as ru>
NOR. They have warned n number Of set
tiers, not in sympathy with them, 10 leave,
which command WAS being complied with.
numbers OF them going to Fort Scott for
wal, oth:rs ware leaving the
State.
From all the iE,.:nstina we could 9 ain
The Leaguers numbered about three thou
sand well oryanfzed and aro,sJ an.l OIL
SO determined in their hostility 10 SIR
Joy. 1t is rcportedthat they purchas ed
about thirty five thousand rounds OF am.
uni,icn in Kansas City. last week. The
messenger Informed Us tb.t the engineers
party was at work on the line south OF
Fort Scott, and 1t was feared that they
would come in collision with the settlers
some time the present week.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

Wm. H. Wari. alas Davenport,
fcnnd guilty of the murder of John
a Berlin, in Indianapolis, was SEN
teueei 70 imprisonment for life
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

uU r HE THING you want.-f
- single you should have H. IL married you rssst
have it. Easily eleansed. LASTS mouths BY careful
use Ry mail, securely enclosed. Be particular IN
giving age end Sex fend 81 n pAkkF, No2
Amify e.. New Yosk, 49,. .ss ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
Attachment Notice.

g.. sso.ice in Attachment
E.jsh li-.r--.
Vow c.,nses tn. pix.hssn, Stephen y. Gordon. and
III his ror-r.isi-t srs-;n io.etker ~ih an Gfdaut
tina, said di-cuiaut j. non resident 81 ihts stct--
Motto j. therefore hereby given - Elijah Hstf'-
ths- IN less Ia appear iisc 2Sth os- OF june ls,
bes,r- ~. NJ nav Jhire in Bourbon, at ten cicAS ."
m and answer eu1ur % said Complaint. 'h--
a me vii! b. heard and determined in hfs absence
wiincss ,n 3 n 81 and seal this 18th cav OF Nav
ia .rty JOHN CLESS.J.f.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
NOTICE CT SURVEY

Notice 4 hereby given that the rsssc-siEne6 Sa.-
Ysyor o. .arshsli County, Indiana VII on NE Inn
day Of Jane -lssa. hy tse request of j. II. Wlson,
,.r,ce-d a. locate ts.. lin. out Lot No le in
uerrlls addA isu 70 tue levin Of Plymouth anu or.
lots in tho original Plat Nos 81, AZ ant ~, IA fsd
Nonresident owners Of the above d-sribed lots
who fail 10 meet me at Caproa's Law once on the
day Aforesaid aud pay or provide fer rasing thsir
,riicn of expense Of survey viii be returned oy
me TO the auditor de:in'Iuents, and such drin-
ouencics pacrd on tie duplicate for eeiissii'n
according o. law.
sexa J. It. HAWKINS, pcP'-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
aCEAT' viSTrn.
a Tax BEST SELLING BOOK NOW cPFrREI
I'll

a Tax REST SELLING BOOK now cPFrREI
to AGENTS
.csA TIE LOST WIFE"
The b1ok ins been published s5ou, ST.
weeks, aud below sill be found few z
the reports received: One young man sole
%, annther ios. the first six DAYS: one,
III four aud u half dsvs: one lads, 80 ~
first .irce dils: cEe lady. - in one ds.
and Ind never canvasscd ceE0re Ttoi
sands ri. copies will he sod y tie lie,
few months. ana aas good agent Can mai;
from Fii a. 1.,Iu month Ear fall rar
.icnlarS allress Y. q. HOLLAND. ::
lombard Black. Chicago. 3si2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

At Gcnesco, H.; on Monday OF las week,
Mrs. John Thompson gave birth TO a child
weighing fifteen pounds.
One boy In Summit Township, Marion
County, Wis, has caught over 700 gophS
ers since the first of March. he gets YEN.
cents scalp from the farmers, ten cents
bounty from the county, and ten scnts q
iiecc Tor We hides. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

A correspondent from indianapolis
writing to the N. Y. Times, ard whom
that paper styles a prominent Indiana
Lawyer, not only defends the Indiana Di-
fvsrce law, but cxiols il rs 'not only just
and conducive to good morals Such is
not the opinion OF the better population OF
this State. and 1t requires a good deal of
intTepiA,y-noi 10 use . stronger term
for shy one TO commend that provision of
the statute which authorizes Q judge TO
separate husband and wife for any
cause for which the court shall deem IL
proper that divorce should be granted
The common opinion is that the clause
quoted affords excessive latitude to di
vorce litigants, divorce lawyers ana ac>
commodating judges has a direct tenden>
cy to impair the marriage obligatIons-in
fact. IS making the the Freedom of Di>
vorce' decidedly too free. Some folks
may regard this progress Of liberal
ideas, or an advance movement OF liber>
al principles or by other pretty terms,
but there are some things that may pro-
gress' too much, shat should be surroupd>
ed with wholesome restriction; and Of
this calss is divorce getting.
The following Is from the Charlottesville
Journal:
For some time. chickens, lambs and
pigs have been missed about Alamo, car
ried away by some aninlM which
some pronounced Q wolf
others bear, and some . dog. On last
Wednesday night, Joseph A. Gilkey was
reused hom his dreams by the widest
kind Of cries amoung ssme shQats hear his
BAN. Hastily dressing and proceeding to
the spot, he was horror>strickep to see, by
the light Of the young moon, what he
took to be hslfgrown grizzly bear.
munching away at one Of his shoats
weighing forty pounds, more or less. He
ran Tor John w. Copner, his dog and gun
John was there In no time. The dog chased
the vdfment up an apple-tree. from which
John soon dislodged it by ball through
its BRAIN A light was bsought, when to
the establishment Of Gopher and Gilkcy,
they beheld, not grizzly. but an cnorm-
Gus opossum, which weighed two hundred
and fourteen pounds and eight aud one
half ounces. The carcass yielded ten gall
Ions Of oil. Our accomplished taxidermist
Julius Calm, stuffed the skin and now has
this epormous opossum standing on his
counter. for the inspection OF all who
doubt this story
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
NEW AND IMPROVED

Flaming Wills Wanufuc-
frsrct and Eos. sale by ia.
.41. Eaayer. They were
successfully tried last sea-
son by r;a0rc than Thirty
Oh our ssest Farmers, all
OF whom speak in the
highest praise ostherss: at
80 by the Plymouth Wa
ter sxil9 and Plymouth
Steam Mill.
HHe HssMstrPd ROar ready
egMd actH De sGld ora the
most reasonable terms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
EAXEsSG MILLS.
EXAMINING MILLS.

TIC Great wheat Harvest I
fast approaching. nnd ever
farmer sno1td have one &
}. Newton vfiiiiaEns'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
CLUB SYSTEM

extend the advantages Of eur immense ~ho,esa icar
retail trade To tcsp living al a distance thus sn
wing lisa express charges
THPEE-E0URTHS tie AMOUEf
nov rad and giving ieSsrr qi.aiity OF goods tina
AN &c obtained Of any Eastern Firm.
Send in your clubs, or send for CIR.
culersto
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
q N N AND g. Co.,
53 lake street, Chicago.
Gnod- a, Wholesale 10 the Trade. .0ni

Ihleas0, CintlRnati aud L0IiAYiIle K. r
t. ;Hk- effect Tuesday. Jure :. 1859 Il TO
NJ. The right is rTs"r.e 60 vary iherefrrTnas cir
cGrirtsnces may require.
TKSISs G0ISG NoETE Scum
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
AGENTS WANTED R nss q. IL M Nov

pEss Mature Science, and Art, giving a description
% Buried Ciiirs. Lakes: Mines Volcanoes &c. &C.
An old agent writes, Il delivered a work this
gives the Subtraction IIosE Book docs " Another
i haze eanvsssrt hut three days. and taken II
Eanes. Others write Home Book is going first
ttte Send for circulars, address A. BRAlNARp,
Hartford. Conn.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

ESATESTS. nunG s. CO, Editors scIEx-
rifIc 1sERlcAS,3 81, Park Row New York
Twenty three years experience In obtaining AM
ERIC2N and EUROPEAN PATENTS.
Opinions no charge. A pamphlet, los pages Of
law n lnIol NATION free. Address above.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

a GENTS WANTED for "yyomen OF
"A new York y Complete exposure VI fe-
saie LIE in "a; Greuf Metropolis Sensational Bean
tnliy nlu-trstcs. Sample Sent post paid frr s..
ADDRESS NEW York BOOK Co., las Mass au 81 y. Y.
City.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-22
LIFE INSURANCE
r. mo-f F-r .-. as.-n 1saHl.
a.I -~ Al1 .a.-b Illl 50 q -.
$4,000 FOR So PREMIUM,
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF TuE
M MANHATTAN
COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Chartered BY the State Of Ner York
Chartered by the State Of Ner York
OBJECT.

The object Of this Association Is to secure 4
cash payment within forty days after the death
OF. q member of % many dollars as there are
members in the class TO which be or she belongs,
to his or her heirs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-22

THE WEATHER.-Thew warmth of old
"Sop for the last two days brought out
the tickle descendants of Eve, in all
their gaudy frivolities of fashion, as
we'll as loneliness. Everybody is com
planning of hard times and scarcity of
money; yet these dainty creatures sail
along the crowded streets arrayed in
gorgeous silks and trimmings, and with
Grecisn bend behind them which
makes them resemble giraffes i'll petit
coats. We gaze at the bewii ching
bea uties we meet in our daily peregri-
nations; we gaze at the magniiicence of
their "get up" and are lost in amaze
ment ut their extravaganza, and yet
these are hard times. Probably "where
ignorance is bliss, tits folly to be
wise," is as applicable to mankind,
in relation to the doings and goings of
their better halves and sweethearts, as
to any other affair in human life.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Ephrsiu Banning, dated
October 3l-t, 1865 and Of record in Book No. Is
page lO4, in the Recorders Office for Marshall
county. West Virginia, will sell at public suc-
tioL at the front door of Marshall county Court
House, on "WEDNESDAY, THE I'D DAT OF MARCH,
ls69, an improved farm Of l04s acres Of land,
within less than two miles Of Bolton Station,
adjoining lands Of p. NJ. Burley and Others, and
the same land conveyed to said Banning by
Thomas Butler and wife by deed dated October
18th, 1865 TO which deed, now of record in Mar.
shall county, w. Va, reference Ia hereby made
for full description Of ssid land.
On this tract there is q comfortable dwelling
house and small orchard.
TEKNs-$5OO in hand and the balance in one
TWO and three years, with interest; said pay
ments 10 be we'll secured and title retained.
Selling as trustee, / will convey only such
title as IS vested in me, which is no doubt per.
f,ct W. v. H'GE,
feh2 0aw4t Trustee.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-22

SUPREME CoURT.-An appeal was al
lowed in the case of the White Sulphur
Springs Company rs. Wellington Holly
and others, from the Circuit Court of
Greenbrier county.
An appeal was also allowed in the
case of Charles G. Hanson as. Levi and
VIM. H. Lipscombs, from the Circuit
Court Of Tucker county.
In the case of Stofer rs. State, from
the Circuit Court Of Pocahontas county,
Berkshire j. delivered the opinion, the
Court reversing the judgment of the
Court below.
Bro'cn j. delivered the opinion of the
Court in the case of Snyder IS. Snyder,
from the Circuit Court of Berkeley coun
ty, reversing the decision Of the Court
below, and remanding the case for fur,
Their proceedings to be there had.
In the case of Kenna's heirs rs. Quar-.
rier's heirs, from Kanawha county
MGr,reH j. delivered the opinion Of the
Court, affirming the Judgment of the
Court below.
In the case of Whelan, &c, rs. Reilly
&C., from the Circuit Court Of Ohio
county, Messrs. Stanton and Allison ar
gued in behalf Of the sppellees, occu
plying the time of the Court to the hou
of adjournment.
Adjourned to Tuesday morning at
o'clock.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-22

WASHINGTON HALL.-This evening
Annie Sefton's Dramatic Troupe will
make their temperance at Washing
ton Hall for short season. Their pro-
auctions were greeted with well earned
applause on every night of their last
engagement, and We have no doubt but
they will be met with fattering re-
ception on their return. They present
the great emotional drama of East
Lynne, or the Elopement; to conclude
with the farce of the Ghost. This spleR-
did programme cannot fail to draw a
large aud respectful audience to appre-
ciate their artistic acting, without any
putting whatever from us.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-02-22

The WORLD Newsstand the supe-
rior spectacles sold by Oxtoby & Duff
field, Jewellers, 1O3 Main street, are go.
ing off rapidly. Persons using such
glasses as are sold at this house are not
troubled with painful eyes or dim vision,
a. the stock is selected with great care.
Purchasers can exchange glasses until
suited. Large stock of American and
Swiss watches, clocks, jewelry, specta-
cles, e-glasses, gold pens, SC, at
q" 1O3," opposite Merchants Bank. See