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zen men can dig the dirt from the roots after
extracted. II will pull owing to tbe si,s ~ ~
stumpsl from forty to one hundred per dav' 4,
riil either .urn them over, or suspend them 10
be propped up, as desired.
any person wanting one Of these Machines
can tase II to his farm, aud, II not too far awav.
We will 20 ars Ae,p set Il up and test Il II ke
Is not satisfied we will take II away and charge
nothing for our trouble. Machines $3.50 with
lownship Rights. Single Machines. $40.
state and County Rights for sale.
BOOTH a RUMBARGER,
jefferson Line p. o., Clear6eId Co. Pa
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Fanny Fern having said that amep
oi me present day are fast" Prentice
replied that they have to be 70 catch
the women"
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FARMERS,
Look to Your Interest

'hls Undersigned has obtained the right to
Il sell T. J. BOOTHS IMPROVED sTuMP
EXTRACTOR. After trial Of three dars on
The farm Of Josiah W. Thompson, 10 Lawrence
'onnship, we find il par excellent IN every respect,
giving perfect satisfaction to all present. Moth
ing has yet got out Of repair. We eexiraoied every
.res and stump as we passcd-large and small
We now offer Il 10 the citizens Of Lawrence, Pike
rem, brAqiord and Goshen townships. We will
sei me right TO build single machine for 5000.
Vr' any persons wishing machine this summer
we viii deliver the same on the farm Of tho pur.
chaser, and give it Trial for the satisfaction Of
the purchaser, for s2oooo. with payments liberal.
Hs- Address Tate Brown, ciearieid p. o.,
ciearfeld county, Pa.
A. II. BROWN.
Jeio;2mPd W. P. TATE.
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Sgrirultaral Supplements.
BOOTHS IMPROVED
STUMP EXTRACTOR,

Messrs. Boot
a Rumbarger
frcpristors o.
the Improved
STUMP Elk
traotor,wish Il
distinctly mn
derstood that
they warrant
this machine
10 do just wha
II is recon
mended ex
ceiling other
machines by
its being con
struoted on
true philoso.
phical princi
Piles. Il will
extract the
largest pine
stump, sus
pend II above
ground per
hitting the
sontofaliback
In the hole
and will pull
them as hstasI
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The individual who wns bent on his
purpose has become roundshoUldsrsd
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Beale's Embrocation,

For N diseases incident to Horsos, Cattle, and
Human Flesh, requiring the use oi an
external application
lhm Emhrocadon was extensively used by
Ne Goverrment during the war.
For sale BY Eartswick A lrwir, Clearheld.
.S'i.rh \. Irwin, curwenTville. Daniel Good
lander. Lu:hersburs
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NEW AND FfRsT.ohAss
% RUG TO RE,
Market ST., CEeorfeld, Pa,
adjoining store Of n. Nosop)

HAyTNG purchased the above Store. r CON
El and re- fitted II entirely, MAKING II In a.
fespeets FfRSr-cLAsS DRUG STORE, W,
are now opening, TO offer 10 the public FULL.
COMPLETE, and STRICTLY PURE asso /.
nent Of Drugs, chemicnls, Paints. Dye stuas
Ao., A., consisting Of Uils, Paints. Varnlshes,
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES
Dye stufs, Tobacco, Cigars, confeeuoneries
Stationery. 4c.
..l PHYSICIANS
viii find their stock Of Drugs FULL and COM.
iPLErE, and alta very slight advance on Eastern
prices.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teschers and others will be furnished with
classical aud miscellaneous books by express, At
shsrt notice.
as sa STATIONERY,
Consisting Of Gap, Flat Cap, Foolscap, Letter and
Perfumed Note Papers also, very neat stock
Of Mourning Note PAPER and Envelopes on hand
Pens. Pencils, Ink, 6c
HOUSEKEEPERS
viii find full stock Of PURE SPICES, SODA,
E0DA ASH. Concentrated LYE. SOAP, fo.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
Are requested to examine this stock ofPerfumery,
Hair 0ils Fine Toilet Soaps, Brushes, Combs,
Toilet Sets. &c- 4c.
OMOAEho AMI OilEN Eho
win hnd a full supply Of prime Chewing and
smoking TOBACCO, Imported and Domestic
CIGARS, Snuff. Fine-Cut. &c., 4s.
CARBON OIL,
OF the best brands. always On hand.
LIQUORS.
The best quality Of Liquors always on hand, for
medical purposes.
lzsr PLY sicians' Prescriptions promptly and
carefully compounded.
May 10, 1899.
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NEW SADDLER SHOP.

SHoCH & WEAVER,
Luthcrsburg. Cicarfeid County, Pa,
MANUFAcTURERs Of and Dealer, IN ali
wi kinds of plain aud fancy HARNESS,
'saddies, Brides, Whips Collars, Halters, and
AL articles usually found in frst-elAss saddler
shop. All work done on short botiee and a,
reasonable rates. None but experienoed work.
men employed Room, one door west Of the
American Hotel. II. W. ScH0cH,
Jyl4u p. J. WEAVER
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TUE undersignsd respectfully annoupees 10
Il the public that be has on hand a care.
iuiiy-selected and well assorted stock Of Stoves
His variety CONSISTS Of
THE CELEBRATED IR0NSIDES.
Which have never failed to give perfect ,au,i.e.
ton to the most fnstioious Of Il, purchasers,
Continental. Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. spearr'
Anti-Dust Niagara, Charm, Herald. de-,
with every variety Of the bost
Pittburg Manufacture.
~ The Tin and Sheet Iron ware riven with
the Stoves is made Of the heaviest and hest
material, and warranted 10 give perfect salts.
faction. His stock Of
PARLoR AND HEATING STOVES
1s larger, b'iter and cheaper than ever befor,
exhibited 10 the public. lis dshes competiuop
either In variety, quality or price.
He Is also prepared to furnish compls,,
Tin, Copper, Sheet Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware,
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly ana
With the sole view to service, from the best ma.
tsrial in the market
PLows, PLow POINTS, a COPPER, BRASS
AND IRON KETTLES,
-of sysry description constantly on hand.
LIGHTNING RODS,
Superior point. put mp on ihort notice. The
point he offers 70 the public 10 the sane As !,
nov used W the Pernsylvan.a Railroad Co, On
lhsir buildings,
ORDERS FOR SCOUTING, ROOFING
And other work belonging to bis business win
be promptly hlled by experienced and skilIul
uOrkuen.
BRASS. COPPER AND OLD METTLE
Taken in exchange for sOods
Ea- Ho especially invites the sstsntion Of
Merchants wishing 10 purchase at wholesale, =,
they will ind Il 10 their Advantage to examine
ia stock before purchasing elseuhsre.
@, s. fLRGAL
Philipsbure, AUG. Q, lsss. iysfs7
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TUE undersigned respectfully announces 10
Il the public that be has on hand a care.
iully-selected and we'll assorted stock Of Stoves.
his variety consists OF
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THE CELEBRATED IRoSsIDEs.

Which have never failed to give perfect satlsiae.
ion to the most fnstidious Of Il, purchasers.
coniinental. Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight. spears'
Anu-Dust Niagara, Charm, Herald. de-,
with every variety Of the bost
Pittsburg Manufacture.
, 1869-11-26
THE CIIf til eRisF.

An Audience, appreciat1ge, though snail, ns.
kenh!ed tn Grnce Nethodist Church, last evening,
10 listen 10 readings gwen by Professor Cumnock,
Of the Sortnw ekteIn CniEertit5. Evanston. The
readings, including selections from HlAwatha,
me GoDzt.hip OF Mt!ca Ss2udnb, 6ha.hus
hJnne, wtre leceiyed alth much and well.mer1ted
lator- Prof. Cuntock ha8 pleasing presentc,
d NE snd vel! cultivated voice, and more than
rr,rury talent IN dti[neat!op, and Ihe aelec:tons
were rtbteted Tth nnch Erittt and nlnllty
Prot knt rf.1 contributed greatly to the evening
telec'ioLs Oh tee oreAu. The entertainment vas
s,r tee std OF lite Sunday School llnrary. Tue oc.
casion was wtrthg much larger attendance.
TIE FIRST CT 4 SERIES Of four Cnloo C1nh
totrees Will ie given tht* evening By the Iadles Of
the 1hru Unitarian Chn1ch. tu Martinez West
:, ht pen 10 talse nnnes enough by tata r3eans to
furnish The new Church cdif1ct, now uear compile.
t'ep. Ttoee Who attend may Tcss assured that no
nOrts Will be- spared to make tbs Ont s0lfee 4
thoroughly enjoyable anair.
AT / REGULAR SESSION OF Star OF Hope Lodge,
It N H., ii thelr Foons, No 81 Sootn L4Sai,e
EtIee,, The following subject will be deoi1ei:
Should the degrees be retained or abolished ''
AID We presume The lodge Will take no action
expected, To which al rnembers Of tho order arc
cordially inFltEt to be pretett-
TEE HoEsI Of p. u. Hamilton. M. a. Third
Avenue, Wns entered BY burglars On Hettnesday
uIRht, wtp slolc quACttty OF valuable clDfntu2.
they w'te hold enoaEh TO turn on the Ems 10 The
.aee1tpS apartment Of Nj. u. The llxht aEpkt
I'm, wEfEeupon the deptecAtors ned The house.
Il0K GEORGE II. SrrAKT, Treasurer OF The
Avonfslc relief fuo.', Acknowledges through the
culuFr1 Of The rnlladslrhta Pte.a. tne receipt OF
fla't frtm Frank E Atkcpt E.q., OF thts clty, the
nrcfftdA Of matinee retfolrslts stlae Museum
, 1869-11-26

IL rsce rd'ue and describing prize oeht xa:ch
rtcently Occurred Lear IlEhtown, England, b.
tween Tom Kenny and Tom Lane, for ce5 A!da
tu which, If ef ths:y four rounds hsd been fought
Lane, IN 1Iten pftnR 10 come 10 the "scraIcn, y
staggered and fc scnselesf, and his seconds tnts
up the tropRe, Beu's LtTf ot November con-
me1ts 10 The effect that "Rer1aiks on the appye
would be lnvldloua, as both Ee1 behaved with
suen thoreugh ganeness aud perseverance,, taal
% laod ore rorc 9naa ann..her would be ~ iojas.
uee BON old al natQre would ALLOW them to
Gear Oh tee pslI. aud, II another m2tch u losn-
irs ID The petspectlye, We Will refrain from fur
1nsr ronDtLt" From which II wouIt appear
That that very superior race Of people across the
water ate ~ uch A. ever in Lore with the manly
ait. Faucy an Amerecu newspaper declininR.
With respect 10 Two brutal bs,1ss1s, 70 " isud one
more than another - On such gFounds!
MICHAEL u cooLx TALKS FI1ur
St. Lcrzs, Ser- f6--Alke McCoole will publish
challepRe 10 Tcm Allen tomorrow. lu which be
chsTces Allen with attempting 10 throw ii! the
hl1me Of me iate fcsto On him, and sAys: "iu Or.
DC. TO test hts t;tlsen.sl willingness
to meet nc IN rht rr1xe ring,
tetire to Eight hin, for anything OF
nothing, u he may clcs1te, within from Gne to
ten DAY.. lie pTcposes trat Alien and he shall
each chcotc oht n4sn 70 select ground, and,
with IRE men on eacn side, nghs tne tets'e. He
lurtner sa5s, il Allen *t,hes to nsht for money.
Re u prepsred to meet him ut any ttrre and place
AID complete the necessary Arrangements
, 1869-11-26
AceloEn1s.

Ater1ihte scc!6ent occurred on the traet Of the
nincss Central Railway. II Sixteenth street, BE-
tween zDd O'Clock yesterday mo1n:nR. 4 boy,
rArued John Gubhtns II JeAfs OF ayr, and his
brother. ased II years, were engaged as ca!l.boJs
IN the dry goods store Of F. y. HAmtn Co,
on Lake st1tet. They reaided with thelr
mother at No. 5o6 Michigan arrnue, and
II was their habit to junp On Tue tncoain. Mtch,-
gan Central train every morning. Al an cay
n'cha4 Ct reaching the3f place of work 1cstcf-
o.! MosctnR they we're on band ~ usual II Was
AfeK nfnu1es before trztn.line, And tney took
posttsota on the adtosnipe rols Central tract,
20 &c reaay lot the Spite. While lheJ ktpt their
r5sa 70 tie south, locomotive on the Illinois
Eensfa! tset came urou them rapidly from
tne Lorn. AID heffrt the elder bog tsccatne
aEsfe Of ~ apErracn he VIA carried uuder the
Ha.en .5a G ps,.psl! .!lIee The body was terrs-
The body. Coroner C1earea neId IN inquest On
The body ytattreay afternoon, ana ths jnrJ re-
turned verdict in accordance with The faS49 here
slated.
Al an ear1y hour yesterday afternoon two ear4.
heavily 'adsD ~tth rA.iFrad Iron broke through the
pinrR Ho1E II the hfeakxsser opposite Harrison
atreel. Tha accident tmpeded ttayel OF MAJ
track 1T Gay.
, 1869-11-26

s1t, y as its s9as e s:e
osae. ii sthiy tci.s ss easstsr, ':nr .np
ieEttnk tee ataaIu<s heb i fn,hed By dert,id
WI ,esl, c@.s sasl Il is.tss saaI13 a st =:
1n.t pt re 70. oGs npon cseh ID ns!I sin.
rhd< h;sst e s 4
W ehs % ss,.bsstsa tS' .s.,rs, to R,ss 4.ss
tnead. VI. now erten.v.y usod foT nnu seats .sf,c
sa sa s IT, e, e, Pi's nd ssq
etd Mt ~ .sste :trtstafts by o1yd.soa whsn *.
sssa ILL., Ma :. esi s 9:s II b., ntss T
GeSd.tFs no. esz:nx u ptpdsns ornamental bos.; eaea
= :: u: I'll + s's,;s ss:ss
e IL a es,or q 1ss fss !aas at
= s:id - stts s.s.s s ~ as f.
fHue!IIe end y ln,naed toe the relatives d tic
psred ftr h1s uifa snd daughter. US, iii a. MM1
a+: IL r. r. ensn a1a r.. r. se
6 E d.: O.. ..t .s; d = s s; Il sas
Which II untrue % iss etasemept that e.vos /,
ssfeaeo On mrdel tor = uantoleun. We h4vo
,,1 NC eosataGt i lne 1hota work. 9ith The ekeep-
uon OF the bust OF Lii. Keep and the asalue Of biz
vie Ano dhuRnter. which MIR, volk coeL the
Nholo wtrk Will amount to sevrotJ.uye tnonaaud
collars, and Mr. rolkb part thesrof, lear-
ing, aS - ~ nIcs an9rnts 70 eut Ten tnonssnd
!0e aften pts TO sttal the GREET OF oar wort Is
Description Of larceny for which. uatostunateiy,
tne law provides no pei ally. The puhlie. how
ever, are more discriminating, ncd Will tee that
,hts nv asss1F',on Of ~ r. tr,s vh
CHICAGO, Nov. q, 1860, "e~A'
, 1869-11-26

Fe f:'t ttse'd TIC crest trcurrce OF Fpusa
'Itt Scctis. n Nhich she VA a fl~meut of vital
Ato ste1o*t.LS IN po1tapce, aid thet d1y,led
~ : sr.tes 'nto thrcc rasts = wo-
,.ls+. End Il fAsh.op. lie Elsc \ graphic dr4cl7p
In r. tie nlss clfRt, stat1R tha. they were Il
shc tottOtn Ct soc1cty, nIo h&d co tde4A coaao-
Mt soula LOT DO fot .ne cos.ns woinsa Tae
,s.r., o' 'ThCn NJ. ve5r tne nato'e on 1oe top OF
n.,a, a.d LOT .atc hole Of lie .eftoaa
'hn e Of HE, were rect,rr1 sud forward.
s,o ad net haze ttntn on ,hu.l side. Taeir it.ea
NE Sc ~ - sstis sleeping and drinking. Such
,nsss s,tn,, ~eS sS,, gave III sheif attention %
a1no of lie which we,Rhed great pros
ear, and N3s ahle to sec tho desliny
'e1ote En- The vonan that Ii to cone, tne<s-
fcte, Eust srtse from sbe middle c4aa., which is
.oh std 1t women Who would rock 4 cradle
fale 60 Of The burdets. and opltea, ana fcspou.
tio:taea 10 Ct hts, bat dM not e.sre,se their mus
r.ofheA The corntrR She xas 70 he Z intuxer. 4
cnrttao, nEd sotel-the latter for tho purpose
of ontctiitg II { rnn power.
The ext lecture vii b" delivered BY the Rev,
on the 9Th Of December
, 1869-11-26
KnIkt PERSONALS.

- 81. JAMES u0Txl-
- Among tho Arrivals AT the ST. James Hotel res.
tercsy, rcre the following: a. n JuIioo AID E
list1lton CAwker, Milwaukee; II. II. Wlnsor, St
Louis; F. II. Walker, Dclvidere; Samuel E. Doo.
lille ard A. Mcdowell, Neg YORK, W. Wood nm 4
lady, Bo*ton; Judge ". T. D.cEty, Otta~s; NJ
s surItlapd, Eal1tn ore, ana Samuel E. 1raey,
Darlington.
Among the Atrtzul4 1t the Rr12cs Etuse Sestcr.
day, ere the following: 1Ioe. G. n. Cobb. Mta.
Lral Font: Hon. 7. VIM. Boston; Judge A, M
lie1lugtcD, Genera; Dr.. John A. Cowiea, Indiana
An OF COlnns Philadelphia: l. G. Mcdonald,
Glehn'A FAILS; ". J. Gsurdrnls, Boston: j, q,
Murray, EeotAnd: F. ErArt, Scotland; @. u
sam, Detroit Duilr Tribune; Hon, II. b. Gray,
Nlfconein; Hcn- L u. yllas, W1sconsla; r. i.
Fatsont, Madison. H....
SHERMAN uocsK
AHcIR the arrivals at tho Sherman HouAe, 3es-
tffd2t. we're The folio xtnE. 4. ". Craven, New
4ork: Rev. John II. CunyeE.t, Baltimore Geu.
tfel inc. Il. Mccook, Colorado; Hon. S. A. Buck.
4ahtef Alton; Hon I. ". bradley, Lspor1e, lad.
Sohn +. Henri. Davenport; B. F. FELTON,, Ru0alo
y. !. fp!Ano. Z. =. T., Madison, Wis: |. n, An.
nEs. lodaapapolls; and Charles l. ThomAa,
Aronr ~. IREHoSI HorsE. -......
+.rl. sSe asf1sass n the Tremort House, yes
3flosst Nfff tnr following. General Il. Iluncsn.
aEh!suaht Wlllstn j. vo.kuar, spd Captsin n
y. AontEoneIt. 7. g. A.; J. Il. WaIScr, Ken.
tneKF: ". F. UeCaup and Aabrty ne..rnn esin.
etDnAtls Mfs. Colonel Thomaa. 1t Ioniss' q
Clark. NeH Oriesnk; Captain q. q Pricn. rs = X
". hspK atd family, Minneapolis; Gec Il nnn.
little, Detroit; Charles E Jenkite, SEW Y9rk. snn
F. r. DEaAc snd family, s.. Paul.
, 1869-11-26

t:'pettoe, e9aipn.nt asd worttrs sy1ssn Of tae
II {. ffctn'l5 visited .a!eaGp. ST LoQis, aud Inc
Mess iot tee purpose u sequaluting h,ulaeil x,sn
,ae Rene,ol condition OF osr ra,l1ate, studying
tptif feiato to The Grand Trunk byaten aud
aesh'nR Eekha 10 tn2ble that ilne 10 secure
Es DUO, ara larger thaIe ui sue
imeueh tza1ic Tho track hn, been
~ piosso onI'a1 the past 1ear BY the nd.
lans In addition to tAs, 600 tons Of vterl rsl,s
VII o1 LAO early The conIoE spring, Mt painta
shefe tie traf9c Is EeaTeAt; and II IL the rur.
ptfe Of tho mauak efnent hereafter to snpniy al
toiuons requiring TO be rela2d win steel fnlls.
10 rolling atctk, corresponding tnptoye4snts
ease bten u IauRuEated. The manaTruepS hxIc
contracted ter Seo ne. freight cars, 70 BE- p!sced
oo tue foao eAffy tn 1870: and hare n1rapped with
The tonal Despatch Line (which opcTates az
dusivey on the h!cn,9an Centra., Grand TrunE.
40 a tetuoat ccntral RallwaJs,, 10 add at once
go cara 70 tnefr ctAnReAole gauge freight equip
nent TIE locomotive equ'pnatnt OF tae f,ad,
which oW nnmben sboot t35 enEines, wnt Re.
ceiTe snns s1antlal ndoIltout. AIrangeI1entg s1e
haEibg to secure pJ eA.lf spring i1il compile.
tnt OF palace dr1Hlrg room and slceptrH cars.
, 1869-11-26
SF0E1lNn.
TIC Professional Hnsc Esa,B
hinc 10 &c Secured
Ml Oncr,
The ParkerSnyder Billiard Match
Flora Temple and Her Colts
8k&tofial~Tho Ring.
BASE BALL,
MKxTKu or 5nK CHICAGO CIEB,

hx&T1FQ OF 5nK CHICAGO CLEB.
SPECIAL meeting Of the C11caxa Dasc Ball Cab
ofGAtxA!lon was held last erep1ng ia PAs.or No 10
sfcfmsn HouFe, Vice Presidert v. Fract Went.
worth. EFq., in The chAf. Tho reports Of the va
F1oaa eon nnitlees and Of tae Corresponding See1e-
ta1J nert received. showing that good prpgreas
has been Tade In tho SUBSCRIPTION Of atock aud IN
The Treetpt OF appliral1oas from professionals
throughout 'he country for posltiona In the nine,
IN motion, tho Executive COMMITTEES Vas
requested TO proceed ~ithout delay to The Belec-
0tt Atd engagement Of the proposed professional
rtse: snt dis Other steos, not adv'sable to puo.
noW tAStf place in other c1ttes, Wefe saSen. iont
lna 10 rapid and ea:tT consnmma,!oo Of the
sSGsMe oi hecutttg for Chics2o In 1870 ba5e bali
c4tb 1h3ch khall bfAr the world
There u DOW N:tle room Tor oo1ht that. v1thIn
1No eeef1 u fntthest, the players I'LL hare beeo
sntfeco. md thelT nn1e@ announced to The Ch-
eaSo public and to "R@l Fhop tt may concern. i
, 1869-11-26
fES1tHpAr'S FIRES.

Al II O'Clock Last night IRE broke ont In 4
twosto9 franc, Nc. &A State s'reet. This but.d-
Ing mas entirely Destroyed, aid So&. ~ and III
we're seriously damaged. Sos. 4s4 aud ~ wete
Owned by @. Federsmlth. he occupied the prtt
building himself Ills loEn 1!ll appruxlnate 81, ,:oo
Insured fot &so9. No. Isl Was occupied ~
cifAs ktors BY a man named Thompson, and Is .
harbeE shop hy co:o1ed mnu nanea "Ssese ,
The latter Ared Cr stalls. Their combined LOSS
will not exceeo 81 90. No $50, atwo-stosJ frame
owntd ~ laf1in WoolIo1d, wa8 dAmAeed tc
the extent OF $500. II Is occupied a. 4 furniture
ceet $50
The alarm nom Boz No y, IT noon YESTERDAY
wss c1ustd ~ the burning OF thtce-s.pey srane
entIdttg. bel0nt the city nuN&
The nlstn i1Om Box No. II, at o'clock Ias
ever inE, wa: csused BY the bursting Of keto
teIe lamp In No is4 StAie st1eet No damage.
, 1869-11-26

A Bertv1Lle, Ill, letter SAYS: - The t.ltt co7u-
etl IL spec.a! sessloa on Saturday evening, re-
rou OF the snn Of s:aEoo, Voted . hort liIc
nnco By the cit1xens, 70 aid Ia pudlp9 railroad
Trrm Belevslst to O'Falton. TEefe sppeArs u be
some misunderstanding between tue Council ana
tic pru}e<tora Of the road IN RELATION to the sub
s9,ptton. Since Htst.nE tho anovo No learn toa;
htlo 1esterdsy, ii xh.ct EumheE Of ahe promt.
pens cltifths OF O'Fallon Ntfe p<etent, VINO made
trppo4hions 70 the company that tue5 HouId Ea.sc
road 1houao Be made &c u to rno to OFauon which
rsoptitloh MaA accepted bg tic company. Tnn
tpztneess VIII s:art ont this rorpire fer The pur.
fpac,"
, 1869-11-26
SKATOIlIAts
S*NAIVIEIAl4
Fw1FT CHALLENGES CURTIS AND ruH WOE, y

F"IFI CHALLENGES CURTIS AND rnE WORLD ,
4 F1or. ne tSrsp Ierk Sun, s.p. ~
franz swift, the champion skater Of America
nay1rK b.cu beaten 1t Rochester last winter ~
Ch!Ise Curtis. atd learning thst thu later was
nx,ous 70 tsat hls skin agato with him, has pub.
nthed challenge, IN which be says that be- viii
essie Hita Cattts On any Of the ripks Ia New
t'sk, Brosklyr, Je!ses Cttr, Newark, poughKeep-
sle, NeMouERh, Pallatelphia, or any r1uk Or parx
thAs Ftl net tnke HIN irou ha busiuess more thAn
Gee d2J. lie does not want The medal. be ssyg
ond #op!d not take II Il he won It. Having heT
II !os neatly kFo years, he knows what cau4e il
ID 1of continual tro0ble and anxiety.
enon!d Cufs,s win the match, the rccclp,s from
admission afe to be given wholly to him. Or dis.
pesed Of ~ auy manner that he MAY elect. int
should swift WIZ II, the receipts Ase TO b. given
70 70 eoUe benevolent institution. The Judges must
&c Rooo skAfefE. and members OF some stating
CLUB In good stauotbR. The time To BE- appoipted
W nj. Cnras, enJ time duung the coming winter.
one weeks Notice only being required.
6aouid Curtis not accept she foregoing pro3osi.
LOB, sFiit Challenges any professional tiatef in
the "oflo. ON the sape terms. exceeding that the
inUeseds ere to 50 to b1ue beneyoen, lnstit0.
nou.
Frank sRtft has Beaten the following named
skste1s: callfe Curtls twice, E 7. GoodEisn three
tiuef. John ED0ter, James Meade, John Power.
Eugene Pratt, John Miner, and 4 MI nhes Of ans.
ter gkAtcr. Ch!)tc Curtis hss beaten Frank Wit
orcc. Epgcr~ Pratt, John Powers john Miner
and John Eng]eE. and number Of amateur SEA
ten.
, 1869-11-26
s,sAt,ts Akp1HeR mAk's 1HpspEe,

To ths Etitor Of TIE Chicago 7Fibuns:
In this esenlnGh Journal Rppeafa The follow
ing;
2e.sru OIL Whee1oet, architect, md t. v. velk.
atutrfor both d this FitI, ars e0<sEed upen deskls
and k1adAla. respectively. Tor mAFnn1ecnt MAueoeu0
70 b ezrltsd In wAtazss1a. Il. 7. 70 tbs ueu.
q iae Valeaxs and Np.tawes;exu HsI
, 1869-11-26

$50 0NAAA9AA = AVES9 %AC0-R KtQC01Y4
Tue COLLEEN rIeece" =" clnak rooms, No. $50
Lake ttreet, arc teconLz II familiar n a house.
hold word TO The entire female population Of Chi
cseo, and the proprietor, Mr., A. G. Do<na, Il
daily tnc1castnx biz Already weliestahhshed frpn.
t1tion. The WORK dore Il this establishment e1-
Of dnish and the ladies' OF thu t. show their ap-
predAt1oa OF COED talent b1 g1EtnE the crfi4es
andrs III theS can attend to- Attention v cs1ed
COLUMN
, 1869-11-26

Secot G-hAtd planos, from Sleo TO $50,
New Ecyen.octsre rosewood pl2ronx, from t2ao
10 fssa
Strong, substantial piaros with ftne inside WORK,
GOOD tiyie, rose Hpod case, from $50 10 $s7a.
Fl1tctssa ptsnoe, with handsome CARED legs,
desk, loSe*ood cAse, ETC., from 4425 70 tSsa.
Tesns-t50 cssh: then fts or - per month on
mo secondhand p1tnos, and - per month on The
A new eSsainenc ~onts,n,nS.n H w n. MA r1ee,
Aod tfe rrVt With picturcs OF twenty -one sfyies
o. p1snoa, viii be sent Tree to any pessou sending
ihelr nATe to keeds Temrla Of Auxc, No. II
Dehttofn sircet, Chicago
, 1869-11-26
Exports and Ne.cxports from the
United States,

HnsafA5fon Cerrtspon6enet fyor. - of The .St.
lerl Jcarndlrf tt4aMsrrk
Inc following Ia . summary OF Coited Ststes
exports and re exports BY Cusrams D.4trtcta do-
III lie cal 4e4r ending June 50, 1879, ~ sill be
ettwu lr int forthcoming report OF the Bureat, OF
Slat1-'scb on CoMuetre aud Navigation:
, 1869-11-26

1be Bufalo aH~xrfial says: Tia Hoo. Rlch-
Atu Potter. pIts,de0t Of this COMPANY, WITH My,
&. J. Re1rolos. Managing Director o{ The FpoH,
Gtex making thorough exaoinst3oo ot the con.
, 1869-11-26

.SoETNuP-Cn1TTksnF S-So.ernher IL t.+s, =.
i,c ,etd.ie, Of tr aades fashst n r.!nt.A. H.. ht
tlk Pntos, Eakpt. T-rfirv. and N.s El.a T. Chl;ttn~
deu. daughter ns G. y. Cltttrntep. EsJ.
, 1869-11-26
MACHINERY,
REFORMATION WANTED,

o7n0 REWARp-THK ABOVE REWARD
o1UV VII Be paid for lnforrpstt,r that VIII lssd
= 1hr Ieeo1e.y & eey about I. ye1ss q wbe ft
..sea sA!a k,e5 R!5ed ytIoaal. .hh tsast
morocco vsles. > sarhet+ md att les:ber Kun est
With donG4e Enn: D: fi.h. H+w York" engraved
cn the barrel Snrp1sd to be ahItf biz WY to e1xao
feint tEsch.ei{ Hutsa!n.oa' ID M.an<so4s. Adires
R. q. Y. BOGRNK, OedAf ss.. NV Yafk.
, 1869-11-26
MARRIED.

SnK afhrctis cured by N>tnC Juniper
Tar Soap, nade b5 GasHell lluzArd i Co, New
York.