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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
THE PEOPLES BANK,
Incorporated 1885.

Wheeling Savings Institution.
Office No 30 Monroe street.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, IN
wi terest paid on Special Deposits, Notes and
Bills Discounted, Exchange Bought and Sold,
Collections made on all pointB. In order to meet
a want that has long been felt in this commune
ty, this Institution will receive on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons, between the hours OF
two and four o'clock, deposits Of any sum OF
money from one dollar and upwards, ON which
interest will be paid.
GEO MENDEL, President.
DIRECTORS:
Alex. Laughlin, A. j. Panneu
John McLure, Jr., Alex. Rogers,
VI ryan J.. OFT, James Paul.,
Alex J. Cecil James Reed.
octI7.Iy A. c. QUARRIER, Treasurer.
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TAKE PARlICTTlV,---

DIR. j. addresses q. l.sts rt.F.
themselves by improfsy On ..s..'... -'st
habits, which ruin bVtGtyly go ..' I, IVA!
them ior either bUs'gr,,. az. .'''e'.
marriage.
These are some Of tie sad a., tg.,,.
lects produced by early Lab.a a 80 '
Weakness of the Back and La, a., "
Head, Dimness OF Sight Loss OF Ar.-'. d -
ct, Palpitstion Of the HDri py.,.... ~
Irritability, DerSuse~c.to,llrb. ,,,,r,y-,.-
tons, General bnu''',, = yUPgalN 81 - :.
ton, &c.
HgNTALLY.-Thc fearful eatc. .tr,-
are much 20 be dreaded-Iuss Of Me-. =.
fusion of Ideas, Depression Of Sp.., !.
Forebodings, Aversion 10 society. *. -.
Love OF solitude Umid y 81. .st.,.N
evils produced.
Thousands Of person, o! a.. 4.u d. a.,
judgo what Is the ,ags, 90. ,h,ir Gcl..ref-.
losing their viGor becoming YEA. n, :
vous and emaciatod, having a sincu.n A..
ance about tho eyes, cuggb anu rur :
Consumption.
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Married PersOaS, OF Yoa0. NJ
ing Marriage. being aware vl P5,,.,--'''-s
ness. organic debility. taEeni;ssss'N-
cured. ''''tN ~
He who places hims,ll ur,,r,,.
j., may religiously coutLr M nj, - - s'9 d.
tleman' and confidently rc, upop ~ S, e.
phYsician.. 1NN
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, Who sayo Ue.,t,.. a.
Soiit 49,; wee, tnaI dreadful md t,,a
haolt winch Annually swo,ps I. ee'Nsl:
grave thousands q! logug Men :. a.e
siteI talents all" brilliant i.,.'sr, e.,
otherwise nave cntFauged listen, I, -. -
the thunder OF eislueR,r. a. NaE.S Sva'''.
the thrilling Tyre, may call vita ~" ~.
~ ppT,ss.r 't.F
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MEDICAL
BAL fIMORt LOCK HMM
BALTIMORE, Mn
oFFlCE-7 SOUTH FRRpEBrrv
DIR. JOHNSTON

Has discovered the most Ce-..,.
only 81 Gn fSs Az. Eenedy in the world
OF tne moneys and Bladder, InyoISS. As,
charges, lmpotsney, General te5i;,I ~
ness, Dyspepsia, LanEuor, Low 3, S,as
sion OF Ideas, Ps!lPitatiOn Of tie Ene
", Trembling. DiRrcSs g, Ss,S near I
Disease Of the Bead, Threat S6S.a1t Ga :
fections Of the Liver, Lung S,aNot Ska
els-those Terrible Disorder. r, t;sars C
tary Habits OF louth-srrWT t'S 1
practices more IA Al ~ ,he,, ,1 -. az
songs, OF syrens 1" the Nsrirs,,,,.. IsG
blighting their most Brilliant Lo rs q { p.
ti"ns, rendering rasgua.c, SC. ~. - ~,
VEV-...- -. t'-'tNs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-11-04
YOUNG NE

Who have injured tbenselvs, BY ora,r,
tice INDUCED in when alone a hab, frsl...,
learned from evil companions, " at "a. \.
effects Of which are nightly felt eva y,
asleep. aud II not cured Irndcr ra-tL, =
possible, and destroys both mind A. -.
should apply Immediately,
What pity that a young ma. q, by,
his country, the darling Of 70 plrsla 1, q,
be snatcLod from all prospects ,nd su.gs..
of life by the consequences OF dsylt1f -
the path OF nature and Iudulelrc .1aH4
secret habit Sa,L Pcr-cns uTst A,.1r ID
templatinS
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GOODS EQUaL TO SAMPLES.

GOODS EQUAL TO SAMPLES.
Buyers cannot generally devote the time
necessary TO examine beyond the samples
shown. By our system of examination and re.
lection, buyers are protected from receiving
goods inferior TO samples. Aside from the
recognized duty of dealing as We would be dealt
by, we regard it as pecuniarily our interest so
to act as to secure and retain the confidence OF
| all who may favor us with their trade.
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
As all good merchants will seek and find the
Cheapest Houses TO trade with, we shall sell our
goods at the very lowest market rates
Orders.
Ali orders receive the prompt and careful at.
tention of one of our firm.
| auClO MCCLELLAN e. KNOX.
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'''''' TO HrFVT' Ut EIC Iv1uInk oPtt'
Iative stocks are shown in the following tablet

The following the closing street prices for gov
eminent bonds:-United States currency skies, 1o7.
1917; do. sixcs 1884, registered, hoy 1917; do.
DO, coupon. 1873 1le,s; do. nvetwenties, regis
tered, May and November, 1l4N I15n; do. Go.,
coupon, 1904, do, i2oA l2oJs; do do, coupon,
1884, do, 1l9 l19h; do. do coupon, 1866, do 1lol1
I1ess; do. do, registered. January and July Il7x
l17sl; do. do. coupon, 1885, do 117% 117A;
DO d. coupon, 1867, do, HIN ll7ys; 90 DO, cou-
pom, 1903, do. my NIX; do ten-iortes, regis
Tered. 1917 10s; DO. DO, coupon. 10S loSH.
At the last session Of the board the following quo
cations wero made for the Southern State bonds:-
tennessee. ex coupon. ON e21S; DO, new, "a
sosa; virginia, ex coupon, cox o SO; do, new. 52A
%; Georgia skies, s43; do, sevens, 20 90;
North Carolina, ex coupon. 46H 4sA; do, new. 80
SsSs; do, special tax, ~ bid; South Carolina,
new, ech 90; Missouri skies, s71 q 50; do. 81.
Joseph, S71 a S7js; Louisiana SKIES. 81 o 60; do.
ievee skies, % GA; do. do, eights SIX asa
The following quotations give the range Of tho
rates Tor foreign exchange:-Sterling, sixty days.
commercial, lOsh 1OoX; good to primo
pankeFs'. looA 1o9k; short sight, 1908.
40: Paris. sixty days. $50 . 5.l5: short sight.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


THURsDAY, Dot 2l-eP.M.
Gold emerged to-day from its dulness and became
quite active, the price 1t one time touching l3lX,
an advance Tor the day OF one per cent which, con
ndering the limited character OF speculation in the
precious metal, Is q rather remarkable change. The
rise was based upon the frmer tone OF the foreign
exchanges last night and at the opening Of business
this morning the foreign bankers being large buyers
of bills to cover the coupons OF government bonds
held abroad. Again, the action OF the Gold Ex'
change Bank. IN releasing 20 per cent OF the
moneys due to It's customers who for the most part
are brokers In the Gold Room, was Instrumental In
enabling many TO resume dealings, and thus In
measure set the wheels OF speculation In motion
once more. At the same time, as II by a sequence
OF this liquidation indebtedness one OF the firms
which were compelled TO suspend In the gold panic
paid the claims against them and resumed business.
The receiver Of the bank al the close OF business
to-day had paid twenty-five per cent OF all claims,
except those originally thrown out and comprising
she accounts OF nine nrms. Later In the day there
was reaction the market and the price went Off
90 1909. The following shows tho range OF quota
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70 common renning, lie. a u4o; fair, Ike; GOOD.
IKE fair e good Irooey 10 PIE prime e choice
ls$o ;molzsses hhds aud boxes loo. Ike meado, o.
sc. Havana boxes, Dutch standard, Nos e ', llc =
''SsS a. 70 - isfc n2s DO y to ~ sse e;
grades Lao llsc: grocery do, 2c. IKE hehsrs
Amann Co made the stock OF to-day follows osos
hhds, i0o,8 boxes, N7 b46 bags and oz6 meado.
STEAEINR-The business was unimporant the demand
continuing light Small were made within tho OF
lie . lyc. for common 10 prime.
SRRDe.-Cacutta inseed hrm 2 600 bags OF extra
quality were sold at 81 90 gold duty paid 10 days Grass
dull.
TALLOw steady, with a moderate demand sales
600U0 lbs. al Ike. a II Tc
WmBKEy-Eocepts heS bbs The market moderately
active and firm, with sales of no bb s 81 II ~l ~ tax
paid
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ATTACHMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS. .
OLYMPIC rT TsSSs1sS.,n.u,,x auccra.
INGonrARABtE SUCCESS NV
STREETS II RssS oSs r0Hx
STREETS ra 81 NEW ssw YORK
L ''' S Hs;; M SSSS WINTER noHr
FIRE. fhF sI REY'A FIRE. rJas,
THIS '''n' P sSsSfoSs X 8sS S' sxrLyu1
stage deception ever ga sSfImpia PICTURES
nu.rst.ys and dsscrIPys q our great CITY rupn,ya
bSos IA p y se
RId-THEAraE ooMIouE, 70.
OF Broadway. ,o,u,r w ,uw, Va az
AAn'Ss' TI,E GREAT FAMILY RESORT
HOLDS UHDIsPUfED SWAY,
which destined 10 create revolution In the world OF amus
'''"'' PRESENTING NIGHTLY
TO HOUSES CROWDED WITH DELIGHTED sAUDI-
ou.ypn IN splendor originality and merit anything hitherto
This weak n OF the
rHg GREAT LONDON SENSATION.
The Silver topgued Orator,
m And I,' Si Lee ' ho ssslsI
THE ONLY ORIGINAL VETERAN moKB
aAsnEs s' pr cSIL 4R R'ysf sS1akrox
NM. rA aha1sT1 an nS0s s assTsLL
admitted by even the most critical 70 be the mo
fun most efficient and most beautiful ballet troupe
CONSTANT CHANGE OF rRoaRAsms EVERY EVE
All the great troupe win appear
Admission SO cents and % cens Seats reserved s dAys
advance.
w Proprietor and Manager. .Br; LESTER WALLACE
0'0p coSTISUEp NOVELTY AND v1RlETY
THIS tfrldayl EVENING, Oct 20,
aa i sSaoo Hl o ss' ss1sD aSG%'d'
0'0dPsss Eis tGprSpfsis fSSaf and
sATURpAY, DC, % .lor the Tt time In yesrs) Col
TUESDAY, Oct 26 I'D tirnei, THE HEIR AT LAW.
WEDNESDAY. Oct. 81 lflh time, THE SCHOOL Fon
THURspAY, oct. y 18th timel. CASTE
SATURDAY, oct. 80 18th tmel, AN, UNEQUAL MATCH
A IN zoe Sp%sdy Y es sqtsGT q easo
MR.. LESTER wALLACk,
700 '" appsTsas 6 S1lff G IL S%RacrEas
In addition 20 several Of his vel known aud isvofie mps
BOZ ONES open from sA. NJ to4P.a
yArAvERLEY THEATRE.
w 10 Broadway, opposite Ne. YORK HGei ,vu,r.
''op''''0i'''''''''iwnE IMMENSE SUCCESS "'''-
| o. TINS GREAT MIRrH faoy ,s = q, SHOW
,A THOUSAND wILLINa 81 HhA la gNppRSE
| CONSISTING or ELEGANT Mt BURLEsQuEs. NEGRO
| LOCAL SKETCHES, PlzSsINo opERETTAs.
| BALLET PANToaIAE AND MINsTEELsY.
N, rsa'ph R r1 sn oRxI1RS GYaN%sTio
THE sS$N $sfzE s siEE E ESs1s#E
| Together with HOST OF MISCELLANEOUS STARS,
FIFTY DISTINCT AND VERSATILE PERFORMERS
| MATINEE SATURDAY, COMMENCING AT O'CLOCK.
| MANY-To-NIaHT.-aREAT SUCCESS OF GRO.
| L SOC, Enthusiasm owe. Levy Terrific sensation Of
| the LEoPoLDs and RIlARELLIs. UproM Of mirih for
i world Admission, bV cent?
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A1IUsEuENTs.
DooTH's THEATRE.
ID Twenty-thrd stree. between Finn and Sixth svsnues
Of the engagement Of
who win appear for the frsi time 10 tiss country
MONDAY October IT, and evening" except saturday
MARY WARNER,
10 the domestic drama OF tia! aud written expressly
for her BY ~. Pom Taylor.
NJ. 'GsoReR JORDAN,
and Mr.. THEo HAMILTON
MARY WARNER MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT TWO.
SATURDAY EVENING.
with MISS FANNY aoRHNT. Miss BLANCHE DB BAR
and MIR. THEO. HAMILTON.
theatre or At IT, branch ticket ONCE Al .Ss music store Of
G ii. pitson CO., I'll Broadway.
MARY wARNER-THR EXCLUSIVE ACTING RIGHT
W. e tn. Play has been PURCHASED BY Mis-. fg
the cooperation OF editors OF
o he country 10 sss her 10 the eroecon Of her properly
against the pratca appropriation Of unprneped persons
CRAND OPERA HOUSE
" Corner Twenty -third stree, and Eighth avenue.
JAMES 'i' Til TiE GREATEST HIT if
H ihS sGRss' FAIcSSER An ''a
(Author OF "Peep o. Day" &c, 6el,
$ $HssEss $ $''aa$$EEEEEESf
founded on Levers popular romance. 49,,
The IRISH DRAGON.
THE IRISH DRAGON.
MICKEY FREE -. .,......,.... EDMUND FALCoNER
LISA WEBER, ASSIE Z, nELA I ,. q. TAYLOR
POWERFUL CAST,
THE ENTIRE COMPANY.
AND TROOP or
TWENTY MOUNTED pRhGoors r,xnn
GENERAL ADMISSION. 81 GENTS.
NTIBLo's GARDEN.
IN Lessees and Mans gers. -. .JARRETF PALMER
IMaENss SENSATION.
Engagement Of the distinguished artistic, Miss
LUCILLE WESTERN
Aoo'AAA LUCILLE WESTERN, ""'' A'''
- FRIDAY, OCT; "a, 1859, o
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON
in the most snccessfal emotional Play entitled
EAST Lynne
The reputation acquired by hna Western ths iua
character OF
LADY ISABEL AND MADAME VINE.
hor truly artistic performances OF Mrs Woods heroine has
suggested to Mess jarrett Palmer giving their patrons an
opportunity OF again -, e..,...
TO THE SCENES or HER EARLY TRIUaPHs
one OF the most natural actresses known to our stage
THE CAST
Archibald Carlyle yhrst appesrance) .... ~ a Hearn
Earl OF Mount Severn "a D. Bradley
Richard Hare ..Aer rnzseTau
Justice Hare % 81 a.
Barbara Hare. Emma oKerretI
Cogney (hrst appe Mrs NJ Bradshaw
THl 5NnY FAST hs T' hYhS f MATINEE
NEXT SATURDAY.
The ons are mat 40
comedienne bass
Due notice viii be given OF her frat appearance
Box Sheet opsn siI Gays ia advance
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FURNITURE.

A -ovER FIFTY MAGNIFICENT PARLoR SUITS,
IA. all coors French satin brocae and Haircloh,
from 500 to $500 Suit; large variety Of Paror, Chamber,
Library Dining Furniture bargsiu n called for this
10 Blocker street, between Broadway aud Mulberry
A RESIDENCE IFS WEsTTTwEsTY-SfXTH STREET
"A near Sixth asacrince.-FOr sale, magnh
cent Parior Suit Ss00 for Sl5 do,
f5 Panofoe, Curtsins Paintings Bronzes, Chamber aud
Dining Furniture, &c.
(tARPErS FURNITURE AND BEDDING.-HoUSE.
~ keepers supplied with The above terms. Pay.
ents weekly monthly. KELLEY CO., corner Twenty
sfth aud Sixth avenue No connection with any other
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CUCKOO CLoCKs-oUR PATENT AND MANUFAC-
- ture; AMERICAN Watches, in great variety piamend.
Pearl Gold Jewery, wholesale and retail. al FRANk
FIELD CO.'S Jewellers Sixth avenue, corner OF Four
teenth street. aud Eighth VI rwstvsxl A.
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CorTKrRo quiet but steady with sales OF $40 bags
steamer South America, private terms Other kinds
duh. but unchanged In value.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.Reocpts, 226o2 bills nour, 200 do.
and 600 bags meal A. bushels wheat 81 lao do
34I do. oats 1873 do malt and 6s do barley The -four
market quiet but firm for all kinds, but particularly for
shipping brands of State which held tfta
hrmer California -four quiet but hrm The saes we're
about IL 600 bbs Southern -four toerablv active
demand and firm for descriptions Sales $50 bills Rye
-four moderately active steady prices The sales were
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6lsx . Glax; Antwerp $50 6I6; Switzerland.
$40 SIS; Hamburg. ask . 80; Amsterdam, COX
4Ox; Frankfort. 4Ok . d; Bremen, 7sX . 70; Prus'
sian thalers. 7oK ny.
The following shows tho results OF to-day's husi
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


AEGELL-DE WoLF.--At the Church or Our Saviour
Brooklyn, on Thursday, October q, at twelve O'Clock
NJ, ALBERT 7. ANGELL TO FLORENCE A., daughter
OF Elisha De Wolf, Esq. formerly OF Horton, N. D.
Nova Scotia papers please copy.
AUSTIN ILLsPAUdn. Wednesday, october
90 at Middletown N Y. by Rev. J. N BOYD, assisted
by Rev. Uhas Boattic MoRrIMEE D. AUSTIN, OF New
York, TO MARY L. MiLLspAUdH. OF hddletown' NJ l.
BAyLEs-GRsEs-on Thursday. october 81, at the
residence OF the BRIDES father BY the Rev William
ii. Ferris OF Sing Sing JAMES O. BAyLEs to IANTHg
daughter OF Edward Green. all of this CITY. NO
cards.
ClARE-CHunoH.-At Christ church, Brooklyn, on
"wednesday, October 20, by the Rev. Dr. Canneid
EDWIN W. CLARK TO ISABEL H.. daughter OF John r.
Church, Esq.
DoNALDsos-CLARK.-In New York, on wecnes
Father Of .n Msr eSSsc o. we
ALDsoS to SABINA +. CLARK. both OF this city.
FAY-PAITEN.-In Brooklyn, on wednesday octo
Rev. DR.. Weston, OF New York Mr.. A. J. FAY TO Miss
MARY PArrxN, both OF Brooklyn. No cards.
HORToN-NIBLo.-0n Wednesday, October 20, by
the Rev w. Pope Yeaman, HBRBERr HORTON 10
ELMA L.. daughter OF James r. Sibo. all OF this city.
KING--MooRE.-0n sunday, October IL, by the
Rev. Horace Edgar Pratt. WILLIAM Il. KING TO MISS
MARIE LOUISE youngest daughter OF Mrs. Anna
Moore all OF this CITY. No cards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday. October Il,
at Grace church, Brooklyn Heights, by the Rev.
Theodore Irving, LII. d., FREDsRIoK MCHESRY
KIrcHINa TO ALICE MAY. daughter OF Horatio
LYoN-LYoN.-In Greenwich, Conn, on wednes-
day, october TO- by the Rev. Mr.. Mundy, FREDERIC
A. LYON 10 AVALksA ~, uauSutef VI nohlauhu Lyon
No cards.
New LONDON papers please copy.
-MoCUroHFS.--In Brooklyn. on WedDes-
day, october co. 10y the Rev. III. NJ Gallaher, ROBERT
MARTIN to MISS FRANCES NJ. L. MoCuTcHEN, both Of
Brooklyn.
RoBsRTs--SMrTH Wednesday October co. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
William +. Morgan, d. d.. FREDERICK u. ROBERTS
to TILLIE IRENE, youngest daughter OF Atchison +.
Smith, Esq. oil OF thus city.
SMlTH-SECoR.-0n Tuesday evening October 10.
at the Church OF the incarnation. by the Rev. Dr..
Henry u. Montgomery. ISAAC T.. SMITH 10 LILLE
SRooR, daughter OF Zeno Secor all OF this city.
SoMERvILLE--MACoDuoK--l Brooklyn, on Thurs
day, October Ia, FREDERICK J, SoMERvILLE TO Mrs.
MARY w. MUCoDuCR
TuRNER-FULLER- Brooklyn, r. D., on Thurs
day, October 81, ny Rev >. Nj. iiasklns. p. D.,
GEoRaE M. TURNER TO MARY FULLER both OIL Brook
lyn, f. d.
WoRTHINGToN--CaANT--At Bound Brook, n. j.,
on Wednesday, october 20, by Rev. r. X. Rodgers,
u. d. assisted by Rev. $. Studdiford. OF Trenton,
HARRY O. WoRTHISGToN to LOUISE, daughter or j.
4. Grant. Esq, OF the former place
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
aaIf-pnyf Five o,Ci,

THURSDAY, Oct. I-6 Pm.
CorToN.--There Increased demand for spinning.
and less inquiry for export and moderate business
the offerings larger and prices declined
&c DC per lb the market closing weak at the reduction
The sales 1853 bales ncluding Goo to arve Of which
ls29 for spnniug 65 for export and 50 speculation
For future delivery the sales fair extent being
foowsbO0 bales, basis low mdding, to the 10th Novem
ber, private terms 300 do for December, ut 2c 100
dos for January 25 and 30J do free board ut New
Orleans at Csc. subjoned are the closing quotations
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SUCCESS OF CRU:
L soc Enthusiasm owe. LEVY. Terrific sensaton OF
the LEoPoLDs and RIlARFLLIs. Uproar OF mirh FOR
LAURIS. New Balsss, Nav Scenery, New Coatumess
Greatest performance tho world Admission, 90 cents
Professor sILVESTRR5 great fsA: OF HANKf PAhkH
tonight
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MARBLE mANTELs.

MARBLEIzED SLATE, DECORATED MARBLE AND
lu Marble Mantes, rich and elegant designs. I. u.
sTEwARTA co. 600 Sixth avenue bsreen Thirty fifth aud
Thirty sixth streets.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS, M0NU.
M ents &cThe largest stock OF the latest osisns on
hand, ready TO ship put up at \ few hours notice.
A. KLABER, Nos. t34 and 1876 East 18th st. near I'd av.
& KLABER, 81 FIRST AVENUE, NEAR THIRD
~. street. sells Marble Maniels, Head Stones Monuments
OF superior workmanship below cost beore removing TO his
new factory this winter.
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DENTISTRY

rIlHF MOST PAINFUL DECAYED TEETH OR sTUMPs
preserved by hng building original shape and
color without pain with cheopiastio god Chsoplaslic
Teeth inserted without extraction 1900 Testimonials DR..
sIaEsMoSD 30 East Nineteenth street, Broadway.
rT,FETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN TWELVE
yenrsRenuubing application; gas administered beau
tf Teeth al rio; old bought Plumpers for thin
faces. j. JAY NILLERS, lb5 Grand neat Broadway.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
a Man Digs Isis own Grave
and Invitcs the Neigh oors 20
His E-u.seral.

For some time past Isaac S. fickeriug
of Brooklyn, c. nneciicui, has been Dig
ging bis own grave under very singular
circumstances. tie had SO frequently
spoken of taking his own lie, that every
body supposed him 10 he joking. and q
few days ago. in speaking about it 10 a
ncighbor. an offer Was made to help lin
dig bis grave when he got ready The Of
fer of assistance was made more to bluff
him down than anything else, but he
accepted, and procuring shoves the two
went to his lot in thu. cemetery, and began
work near his wiie's grave.
Pickering finished the grave, on Thurs
day he went 10 The Posicl.ec, and re-,
marked While staining there HAT hc wonld
60. off in about two hours. Then he star
ted for the cemetery, followed by two or
three boys. On arriving at The grave he
took of part of his clothes, and told the
boys TO carry them home. About 2:so he
sent upio the village to have more come
down TO see him kill himself A few
minutes before three he drove the boys
back from the grave and beyond The hedge
and precisely at three be shot himself in
the temple, killing himself instantly. lie
was nearly fifty years Of age.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
CHAPTER II.
a FRIEND FEcN AFFAIR.
Amrei was silent.

The farmer of Ro1cl, whose house
with its large red tablet in the shape OF
hea-t on which a piousiext was inscrib
cd9 stood moi far from the liou;e OF Joscn>
hans, had accepted the appointment of
guardion of the orphan children rendered
him by the town council lie was the
less inclined 10 refuse it, as Josenhans
had formly been I'm his service. Rut his
duty as gardian Went no farther than pre-
serving the clothes of ,l.eir father, and of,
ten " hen he met one OF tho children he
Would ask In passing. 'sre you goodchild>
rem and then walk on without waiting
for shswer. Nevertheless, the ehilGfen
took q singular pride in knowing that the
great farmer was their guardian lit seemed
to them 10 be something remarkable, al
most grand. They often stood apart from
the great house and look up longingIy as
if,hey expected something. they kne
not what and they ofien sat on The plows
aud hsrrows hear fac house. and read over
and over again tl,c text on the house,
The house talked with them although no
one in Il did.
1t was on q Sunday proceeding All
souls Day. as the children were playing
before the cioset. hodsc,---they were as is
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01
AJOxe on CutIIs.

"A darkey suffering from q seyero
attack of chills, was observed in one of
the streeh OF Louisville. His teethiw
chatterng like reaper under faIl heads
way. He was eating a Watermelon on
the '.urbstone, snd some one told bin
that eating II would give him the chills.
He, looked up with his mouth half fall
and a slice in each hand, and shivered OUT:
Dis Is. de way ! took de ch:lls. eating
desc things l got de chills on me now.
boss, and likes watermelons beftern
duz de chills, ksse dar aint no danger OBJ
1t maxim me shake wus'n | duz. I'll eat
dis'n If ! disc Fore cit to dc rine.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01

rrrnrss lrxrRrss EXPRESS sxrrKs-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01

"A romantic pair, not more than a
thousand miles from New YoIk, were
blessed with a, numter ofdaughicrs. The
eldest was called Caroline, ihe second
Madeline, tie third Escline. the fourth
Angellne, the fifth Adeline, the the sixth
Emmcline. when 10. the seventh made its
appearance, and no name could be found
with the desired termination. At length
mamma, who had been reading OF The
fashions at Saratoga, pounced upon a
name very popular there, and forth with
The baby was baptized : Criaolinc. Ilr
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-04-01

Mr.. Gregory, a member of the British
Parlisment, bias introduced bill ia that
body authorizing the opening of the ma
tional museums and galleries sfter church
hours on Sunday. The Pail Malt Ga
sette supports the movement, because it
means 10 have but one Law for the rich
and the poor