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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-04
MOpTlStOWl Union School

HE fail and winter term OF the Morristown
l. Union School VIII commence on Monday,
September Z1th, \. D.. 1868, and emu April lst,
lS7v The Board OF Education have secured the
services OF Prof j. X. Watson, Superinten-
dent, and to take charge of the High School de-
parIment-a gentleman who stands high as
an Educator. under whose instruction thor
ough English Education may be attained, as
the School will be regularly graded and ample
accom- modaiions. Our New School Building,
is now nited up, and ready TO be occupi-
ed. y number OF scholars outside of the District
can be accommodated in the High School De-
p2rtment.
Young Ladies and Gentlemen, wishing good
Eas glish Education, would do well to apply be-
fore going to IA distance. Terms liberal.
BY order of the oard.
Sept2S-iw
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farm and 9onsshuld.

CORN BEEF.-The Scientific American
informs the ladies that if they would
have corned beef juicy after it is cold,
and not as dry rs a chip, they should
put it into boiling water when they put
it on to cock, and they should not take
it out of the pot when done, until cold.
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EO1. sale

T OFFER FOR SALE, q fine Residence, in
L the West end of BRIDGEPORT, OHIO. a
Brick House, containing six Rooms and
Kitchen, all in good repair, with lot OF ground,
100 feet deep, 70 feet front, with choice selec-
tion offruit trees beginning TO bear. good well
of water at the door. L Will Sell on time For
particulars apply TO
JOHN HAMMOND,
I-fma20 on Wheeffng Island.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

One square (Ten lines NonpSTiel, or less,) ono
or three insertions, 81. Each Subsequent in
sertion 80 cents.
Business Cards, not exceeding seven lines, So
per year.
Merchants advertising, not exceeding one
fourth of a column at any time, SD per year.
A half column, not exceeding four changes
during the year, S35. A column, not over
four changes, s6O.
Special Notices and Double Column Advertisements
once and half the rates of ordinary adver.
tiSementS.
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For Sale or Rent.

WILL SELL OR RENT my residence l mile
4 West of Bridgeport, on the National Road.
The House contains rooms, with all the mod
ern Improvements. Thre is one acre of ground,
with ali kinds of fruit and shTubery. Apply TO
a. J. OSBORNE, on the premises.
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

TTHE FARM near Burr's Station, containing
/ IO4 acres, now occupied by J. } Heskett
belonging to John \. Gen n, will be sold upon
reasonable terms. Ifnot sold it will be leased
from and after the lSt day of April.
For terms inquire OF ST. CLAIR KELLY, st.
Clairsville, Ohio. Ima25-tf.
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8elmnut 90. 8usiufss 9irsftary
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Probate Judoe-CHANDLERW. w .CARRoLI. once
upstairs in public buildings, nrst dooi 70
Sherir-WiLLIAM Ii. HAYS. once In Puohc
buildings, first noor oeos,n nub
CLERK Of Cburls-J. B. CAMPBELL Omcsin pun
lie buildings adjoining the Court Honsei
Auditor-R. n. CLARK. once up-stAs pun
lie building entrance at left door
T'reasureT-JANEs IRWIN. Juice On ID IL
street first door West OF the Bank. -
h,1iidins first floor. second door TO lett.
proseculing Anor1aegt-J. W. SHANNON. once
up-stairs over Pattersons Drug Store.
O1,nnissioneTs James Alexander, Bellaire;
Henry Frasher, Hendrysburghi William NJ.
SrrpevorSJoHN KESNoN, Bellaire, Belmont
County. p,,
Commissioners meet at St. Ciairsville on the
hrs, MONDAYS of March, June September, and
December-and as Board OF Equalization on
the third Wednesday Of May. in each year.
Tbe PROBATE Court meets On the first Tuesdays
Of January, March, May, July, Septem,o&ei, & ane
November as a criminal court, anu Is always
open lin business hours for the transaction OF
other business.
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AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM

THE CHRONICLE is unsurpassed in this section
of Ohio. 1t is printed on new, clear type in one
of the wealthiest, most populous, and enlisht-
ened Counties of the State, and its circulation
is steadily increasing.
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REMOVED.

MISS NANCY B. FARIS, would inform her
N1 old customers and the public generally, and
ladies particularly, that she has removed to the
room formerly occupied by Watson & Gressin-
ger, West OF the st. Clair Hotel, where she viii
keep a full supply of MILLINERY, FANCY
GOODS and TRIMMINGS, fresh from the East
each season, to which she invites the attention
of buyers. Thankful for past favors, she would
invite those wanting HATS or BONNETS
MADE or TRIMMED, to call where they may
be expeditiously and neatly supplied.
mar2b 1858.
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miscellaneous.
Farm for Sale
f43 Acres OF Land.

I WILL sell at private sale my farm in Smith
/ township on the Central Ohio Railroad one
fourth OF a mile South of Lewis Mills, contain
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-04

There is on this Farm good Frame House
containing rooms. a kitchen, and cellar; large
Frame stable. with other out buildings a large
Orchard OF choice fruit, and good coal bank
in working order. Soil good tor either Grain OF
Grazing.
For further particulars inquire of the sub
scriber on the premises, or by mail at LaSlira
Belmont Co., o.
Oct2I-3y& JAMES McEI ROY
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-04

IP the Democrats carry Massachusetts,
no encouragement will thereby be given
to the advocates of paying the five-twen-
ty bonds in greenbacks; for the Massa-
chusetts Democrats publicly repudiate
the greenbaek theory. They openly re-
pudiated it, even in their State Conven-
ton, last year, when they were under a
strong temptation to blink that issue;
and they stand consistently on the same
ground. Whether the Republicans sue
ceed in this election, or the Democrats,
the voice of Massachusetts is equally
unanimous in favor of paying the bonds
in gold.-[ New York World.
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REMOVED.

MISS PRISCILLA P. ALEXANDER, would
INl infrom her old customers and the public
generally, that she has removed her MILLEN-
ERY STORE, to the room formerly occupied by
Mr.. Bickham, in Campbells Room on the COR
ner and West end of New Block. where she will
keep o full supply of MILLINERY GOOL'S,
TRIMMINGS, and ready made BONNETS, a l.
ways on hand at reduced prices.
ap2-ls6S.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-11-04

MR.. Edward A. POLLARD comes down
with the weight of thunderbolt on Mr..
Jefferson Dsvis. Here is specimen =
"If Jefferson Davis was man of sense
he might see how far he was ruined and
despised in the South: and if he was a
man of dignity, sooner than return to a
land which stands the living and re-
proachful witness of his folly and degra-
dation he would prefer to have died in
the coldest embraces of foreign coun-
try, the narrowest home of exile. Can
he not new realize that his career is
finished, absolutely finished on the face
OF the earth? 1t is the great man who
knows when his career is ended, when
the last stake of fortune is gone, and
nothing remains but the decency OF
deathn
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MRS. r. A. MARTIN

HAS REMOVED TO NJ. KELLER'S ROOMS,
II where she is now opening a new stock of
MILLINERY GOODS, and is ready to accom-
modate all her old friends and many new ones.
Call and examine her goods and prices, before
purchasing elsewhere. The latests tstyles always
on hand and work done to order. ap23-tf
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Millinery and Dress Making
MISS e. A. BUMGARNER

MISS e. A. BUMGARNER,
ID DESPECTFULLY announces to the public
n that she has purchased the establishment
of Miss Alban and Miss Mitchell, nearly oppo-
site Welday's Hall, where she proposes carrying
on the above business in its various branches.
The Ladies are respectfully invited to give her a
call. All work in her line will be neatly and
executed.
Feb. 4, lS69-n
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lfntistrg.

nR. J. w. FISHER, DENTIST, ST. Glars
~ pille, Ohio.
AF Office hours from s to Il o'clock A. M. and
from to SPIN.
Hofner's Clothing Store.
Hlilliuerg.
, 1869-10-02

To The Editor n 7Ae CAitu9o Tribune:
VIII yCu Allow me, IN Jour paper, 10 state the
facts tn regard to the condition Of West Washing.
ton ttrcet, between Ada and Sheldon, mud In rn-
card to the dir1cnlty which has delayed the pas-
tug IL that block. The real facts should be M
dtrMood hJ the public hettns than shrJ seem to
he, ard better, eyi1entJ than socc Of the wrttets
on the zob}ett intend they shall b. Thes knonlh
he well understood BY the coumon Council be-
before 1t reports. TIE Legally estaollantd width
Of West Wsahi. eton ttsees Is eighty ts} fcet The
Width ls made up OF tho Two hldewaikH, .lSteen
m s:f ps 1pa Il sas .ss;
the 1es1 Of The at1eet below tnst
It a, aseo. ;xo tee. !. .ae1e 80 sRsted es
The stone curb % the tontn side Of the street,
httveen ada std sneldop. nas been put down on
and the sioexalk on thAt side u OF tho true and
lawful Width The atone curb on the nozth aide OF
The saeef y not on tho lawful lne, and htre arises
It did not belong, and where II could not lAsfuiy
be put NRs placed nom twelve 10 eighteen
,rehes % nom ana south o.. NJ tue and ls1tni
whole dtsance rom Ada 10 Sheldon Esfeet.
There Il T. now. i was done puEposely a1d WITH.
out ashSrir{ snd he con.e,' ~ ,s nov sased e
Nastpston .t1ees, IN th.s pan, luat 70 Eouea !i!o
& ~ g e o1ae., ., sh pppe.y 1eG on
tie north side ct snta part Of the STREET are the
cnly ones fasoleo By thl4- The puolic do moi
want nkler sidewalk than sixteen teet, or
rr&dNsF narrower t6sn the lawful width. The
tru'h h itat there owners hare enctoachet upon
the scew al, and hare mLplacet, also, some M.
.upcrtant uet7. ard thF1stlar The cufb or i1td
The Roadway os the street Accommodates them.
1nc coaExe whch naa been pursued was not lav
lcl. and not NE pteper EA5 oi accomplishing ths
rcsnlt defntd II aarcstored the rfecedent w1u b<
I lad one.
TIC oHbesx es the south ss1e Of the street Il
this ard ncighbortnR bocks, bestdea feeling tht.
interest end the Interest tn xse waasu ot The roAa
wsJ ID COMMON With the pupilc, wish to guar
oFhtEEt An5 future enc1pachn1tnt 1pon the kt1e
walk Of inelr slide. for the purpose Of restoring
lit Width oi the roadway thot natroEed-
ftnAy te Aked. who u responaole for the curt
icing placed Thus ui!a fully, and fur the CONC
queht Interruption Of the ravtrg and ohstructtos
ef the street: The answering Of this question
| any further u not Important ter the purfobes 0
this note. 4 writer Ia Wednesdays Erenind Jour
raj says that the Board OF Public WORKS yer!
properly alloFed 4 detection IN tho cls.tn9
Probably The board lid no buca thing, Is eact
member Of tie board must have well knoEn tna
they had 70 sucn r0wet. "N'
CHICAGO. {scf, l, 1909.
, 1869-10-02
1Ak stRDl17 ease.
knntLer Development.

II srlfaTs that tic original account in TIE
ThlHcsE p1 the shooting affair between youo9
Hamilton AID Adt,pLc Schultz bccsuse OF the 1st-
terr conoeetto with Na1,a 1ism,1top, VIZ no,
fsr T@otn correct ef'er al Ieterd1y afternoon
Mrs Han ilior. mother OF the youn9 lady. aopl.ea
to oasa.Ss Vninn tor ss<lstacce ~ 1eclsimin9
her dacEhfes, no has eloEed Win Schultz uer
partnts hhse seen nothing of her k,nce Sunds1
IA. asd Mn schurz Y equally ,gnorant of the
xhs!eat3nss u nt5 ha.ha1d: Mn Hamilton
sud funed BY Schultz and denies
nAE!aF written the carl ln Iux
1k1srHk bearing her Signature, AID contAlntne :
aec:Aia.7au 10 the contrary. Sne c!attns that sne
entrusted her Eon with tie correction OF state-
.oena - 70 The minor details, ard be took ths r..
erop,h;l!'y Of depIlne the seduction. In order 10
~ enaes qef 70 1ecia.n her daughter ana, tt poasi-
iae. 70 bflEE Schultz To 3usuce, / xas11at ya-
r. 1r.s sso ISI h. asrtst On The charges Of ice IA
su;oo, IT. aoa o. conspiracy % to psos-
4ae ~ ses seI1s 81
a&sor,ed paI sre rs. -. q the guilty snd ~:
t,e made for tre.r- AhoWp. but Aae efforts will
: .Qptent pftop.
, 1869-10-02
CHRISTOPHER fDkHuBDS.
n7rtEtnx 10 ArrAnEr for the Celebration Of
thc Discovery Of Aneticn.

n7etEtnx 10 ArrAnEr for the Celebration Of
thc Discovery Of Aneticn.
A meeting vas held =: the fremont House last
erenhE to tale measures 70 celehtate the dis
cuvesJ Of America by Co}umbaA IN 1aal
Or. ralnck CulIap called Tho rneeuns 10 order,
and moved that D1. Adolph c. Lebell be Chair
pxn. The notion was carried Mr. J. G. Gindele
VIZ elected Vice President.
Mr. A. l. EGio xaA elected Secretary.
~. lQrE1. HuW thf 1tasap. 4sSqety W Wit @nS,o1-
AHty, were Interested In tta discovery, and should
participate IN IL ce1etfa&3on.
L. CAus useellIf, lTusssan Coexu, and E Carer.
French c11kul, eeut leuea excusng thetE eh-
renee, but expressing e3rpathJ with the move
MEET.
Mr. J. G. s'!tdelc, fr,u the sfarrshooters' So.
citty. stAtsd that Ine bod5 he represented would
be rehG{ to take nart IN the proceedings
TIE Chairman saia t1e2psneFs would also take
sir Chic tald II was intended 10 hare a process.
f'op '.gEluE tnc tlar, AID tall or tAnquet IN toe
csenlnG. They had enEaged Library liall ior the
OccAs As1Jn-
Sttrrsl TlaEs OF sctioc were tltcuksch, hat tho
nral actin LIZ pos: poned rtt.l Monday eycptn4,
WHEN hii iAIs1ts s iule1t.,td arc requested 70 IL
p1esyns, NJ the kAE1C hour ai,0 place.
, 1869-10-02

RKv. GEouGK 1. WRKHS, pastor OF the North
Stst Mlas1on, will preach htl farewell sermon on
Sunday morning, being the seventh anristrsasy
Of his conn ecuon with the mission, and Ehe tenth
Of the u!saion itsell. lie has been called to rev
neld Of labor, having accepted the pastorste Of q
recently crganlxed religious eocicsy In Highland
P1rt. lte resiHEAtion Of The nitnon charge was
seeeptsd ,1 Yin deep regret and oniy After ne bad
teten tesrs ei hlf tDinittraIona the church prop
er7y haa grown tn vA1ue from q 800 10 ~ Ooe &nd
the soessty hnd congregation exhibit correspond
Was atra.gnsd peloFc Justice sehoene*ald yes
tsrta5, al the Instance OF = ptepof sessing young
vsa1 q ha s,, I m ~ a1 2.rss e e,
She tct'idt d that Ee Auceccded In hts dc6jgu. o.
the strength ol the promise Of procuring d.,
Vie. Tic easm,sss,oa Is va ~a. % eeS,,nas R sor ~ one
oi tsa ~ >''' 3>'-|' - Ae'" - '''' IL INC 'A''s
Ias F.1E41 sef rs ssqt e Il 9Sss.r q
WAthibR,on s,srcs std Western avenue, vii lie
blight the attendance Was moi ii isree ~ Wss cx-
ntcie0. and 50 there IL yet great plenty OF frIt
ice.cErhm Md fancy articles 10 be disposed oil,
LIT there 1e a'cTpNd to-night.
rorxG MAN, giving the name Of Nichols,
called At 4ACkenz1rB hat store Jettet1af Alter-
Icon AID Vas. at his request, nted With \ SILK
the ola hat Lc eent INN. .eta..v 70 the Ci1y Hotel
together with the I'LL for the new one. This vas
doEt. bot toc emp!o!e8 OF the hotel dtfclasmed
~ lboMlt6He or AE Nichols apd hts *hefrAbo7fA
Mhtsenx!e Eas entered One more hat 10 "pEuot
a1'd losa'
JH4 BeArp IF MASaaEas os the Set1,esa' Ho.re
Tuft IT ster,tat atcrf oor ri No 50 IaSse street
Int mile buatne's u ineortAnee was n.acted
Gfnefai AcAHhus. MIR Clark 6na MiA Nseoels
were spEoI TED sifliliF conra,tiee for the ensc.
irK ncntn. The bill Tor The purchase OF soldiers
sh.s stoauX a mss " 1e aoo'es'' Aae
'Ae" ""1"A'oc1-
rt,GT 7 Tr~tt = i- thAa
ref or ADAM and Stafr sf1rs+. a.T1r TesIsnSsv :
olhlnf, diseoscrea Inc leuet-box Attached 10
ianPFo,I 81 tnat totn! pad eeef sln!cctly broken
@ efsp; Mhether anJthing had been apstsae1ed
, 1869-10-02
Tho Re.Assessa,ent OF Incomes

Tho ResA1sess1slcbt OF tuc0mehs
The following Is the form Of the circular con
ee1ntr9 tho 70 ass essCsent OF incomes Just Asued
BY the Internal Revenue Department:
t'UNnRp SFA7Ka lk7zREAL REyxxCE l
AsaEssoas oFyicR, - District, Neg York.
"S1E: The sc:sa7 Ia nov approaching when
patrles = ho have been absent from the city IoE
loe sumner viii return TO It. It haa becoMe tp-
pateut that large u1muers OF taxpayesa have uRde
10 rslurn o. taels !osomcs for the 5ear 1865 An1
ns It Is tmpor1ant that such ahould do 70 Without
delay, Jou VIII therefore please oa the lst at
Octooef next, OF IS soou THEREAFTER - possible.
make a thorough tecanyas Of Jour division for
iocomc .etnrns, II shoutd pe aone ii
person and Dot hy deputJ. iou shoula not
e{cuAe petFoa ft1n maktn9 hts returns
sinply oecaasx you ma, suppose be nas no income
to bc ta1e1 The facf, u It De fact khonin be
verified By h's ataaAsit. Every house should te
,tAited. and you ehould compare the uanea af Ita
ium1tes with your annual aud subsequent ltsia.
When yoa nnd : party sho has not ,nade hs re-
tntn. you viii SUMMON him to Jo2r 0!nce aud fe-
gulre him TO do 10, using the form OF summons
rIesCubed by the Commissioner Of Internal ReSe-
nne Record Of April 10. 4 falfprp to respona Will
suhkes lhe delaaaenr 70 penalty. IT'S hoped, In
the fprit Of the Commissioners recent instInc-
dobs, 5oa Will enter upon the work energertcatty.
Is" Very respectfully,
4
, 1869-10-02
Chicago MfDt:At SOCIETY.
Shall Women be Admitted into Heidi
cal Colleges?
The Question Discnssoa by Enipsnt
Fraotitioners.


a HEnlar kei1EHonsnlt HtettR OF me CnlcaRo
Medical Socicty wnA held Ia The County Court
footn last evening, the pre4ldent Df. Bogue, IN
tr,e rhs,r the attendance nj rn.mhA., van tsrr
49, .... - " ..s,-' .9 ~ .I9
large 1he hce'lng VI or especial importance,
becanse OF the dlscuskion Of the question OF the
ef}ctttlty Of WOMEN Tor Admiration 10 the medical
rnih cps ire pbtt ct tx.irp TO frAtu the y1eps NJ
,na r1.r,he+e ar ~ ., a1shtncf
~ ~ SnanTaser ~ nrnnrsaa ,nr manner.
.bin - 49, H. = i 1sw1s ltc.te.s s. m.raher
III Isafsrstn ,shn hs5 hrcn eTn,i1sl tnr nnv.r.
,,si,,, - ,snsr coHtrsrx ~ the ,,,fes =,
,h snn1str :" - - Pmntion trsJstat effaT re-
M. ~ ves Ie = ..st1,ecta,v M rInsnat,nn N"'"
1,he fnr ,ftsnssirn M 1be fo:1o ring.
- - r. - Sad,sr, n rrnir farsia sT1ia,ts nv
orr rn1ieNe. snn hnsniraiE fnr @dHrstinn a. n
r..nx y ~ ,nr1e stnann1x Nnfs ~ rnnsnjt T,In
s1 g,rnf III me rs;,ata ~ +he nyofc1sia,, r.
spa ginn1 ~ .ae Ps1'heasso u iae Pto'esa&s' !"
'Hnr Dr. paSl opened for the atnrmsttre. he said
thss blIudpt IS ard ignorance had prcren1ed WON.
en- iron following ire pursuits IN life for WHICH
1hey we're em.renIis cited. Woncu slsi written
WORKS on medical science which NeIe standard
authorities. Germany aud Ffauce in the teSenth
century, had rruduced omeu aho had nttalnet
great irtowp ~ writer's, and It hal teen deron-
tttnted Les Our, confypt ersou thar Sorap vas the
equal Of man tn meuial capacity. Men did not
ukc women 10 be above them. In that wAs tie
tec1et cI ue,ur Iept Ia tue var OF their
adyanctment Women had mere IDEAS ti:an p1en
Mi hnH mnre rnnaTfnntftes tn thnyr them Wn
msn Int fhr 11rst fun,latnental principle Of right
CIv;lx4. lon had been kept hack because Ehe haa
, 1869-10-02
-" HkT-lg0h 1t TRk1SDY,
A JealeHa Tesksp makes a Ueyprrate e.
temSs 80 shc Ifs Of HIS fFfe.


Eaf13 thia morning szs Witnessed 7aotne1 do
meftto Fs2edy O. ve1J ses1oua nataxe, the IT,
sn1fs Of which maJ Jet prove 1atal The deadly
tosuunenf psed EzE q d1tI1ou-an Implement
toreWhas famous in the criminal reconde Of CHI
cage. The snalr oreutsed IN = title bsxss IL
the fear of No Esl State stree5 ht-
mated In an kiley betwesR gsf7tsan and Cocs1em
t1Ieets. ard STATE ur1 GEE and Hanaah ascaue: Tho
oecuFan6 Of Inc teneucnt Rfe jacob PulapuApd
wfc- The former, II sppeart, hAs !k&eIT seen
sonswass Jealous q ~ .,te. and %
took OCCASION 70 sccuse her Of eeftain serious g.
lettek She resented the inup1fal!nn- but Ter
denta! in how1se n1oIllaed 1he lrnse Teutou, ard
II % ot M e naooa'rolshs Passion he .e,zed l.1ge.
dealt liz sp' use fesnsus hioH o,e;-
sne lead, whlcn feled her 1neen4rbly to-
the noor. Their altetut1ut had been
carried on In load tone, md atos,esa tue neigh
tor, who easue nncn The Bccnc at tho u,onentof
TIE astauli. D16cer Beebe was called, aud
phlsnn vss t.ken Into arrest and le1iged IL tue
A1poryt phy1sc1an WIS cst1eft to attend the
injured wife. lie 1opnt deep cut in her head,
three Or four inches In length 1t L Ct danger
III = -
, 1869-10-02

fhh admirable fn&sitntsnn, located II "a West
Aad'son street, II prospecting nnelT. ii supplies
want long felt By the large cl4ss OF resA,ents OF
tho West Division, who are too far dstaat to con.
venten1f1 aSal themselves Of the library priv ueErs
eHclunseiy confined to the South SIte. An espe
ctellJ admirable feature Of the West Side Library
IL the facs that patrons Afn invariably supplied
with Dew books without waiting. !" Wat you
want To read and rAen you waut Ii, n s the motto
OF the sn&ile1tt0n- Tbt terms are exceedingly
moderate, and the facilities Tor suppt5tn3 he y
AID JestY1b1t booS4 arc sneh a. arc r1leiy 70 be
ct with II circulating tibrat1eA.
, 1869-10-02

It's das<5tean A17ieultur1st for July cont1aned
Au article chasing the well known nrm Of Hunter
4 Co, of Htusdalc, N. Il. With sw1ndleEs, aad
charging them With dea&tn9 tu ca7nterfeN money.
This II the charge tor wlcn Hunter Co. have
brought EMIT tor libel agatnBt the a1;ove-1Amed
Journal, laying damages 1t 10. co.. 1t aeems
evident that somebody Ia mistaken. Hunter 1 Co.
hsse hccn Known tex N1ny 3taEx u extensive
booksellers and publishers, and ca1 bftnX pient1-
fui tcstnnuJ 1h1. they nre Teiinble aud nonatAo1e
business me1. II Lot guilty Of the cr1ue charged,
tnes have certainty uneh better gyosnt1s for
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Jnerc vas another chanSe Of Programme at TITS
theatre Last evening, ,rher that sterling old drama,
4Jne Lady Of Lyons" va htou7ht out TIE IL
tendance vxa verI respectable, couttdtr1ug the
u1fsyosable ktatc Of the weather. The cast con.
posed tcnriF the entire talent OF the companr.
Nj. Frsul E. Aiken assumed the so44 Of CtduJs
The only objections to be uhse1rel we're thai, tn
ne nIst palt, where C1snde appears s'napi1 a. 4
T1ra44e rue,tc, III. Aiken way = little 100 ragJ:
ile tea5S -. jnc1piept "psxstou into thousand
ss,ttrk - before II has In any aAJ became deFeI
oned, This 1r1ner hestro5s the effect OF taoss
nsrtk xhtre sensational acting II fsany required
un The to1c, his feI Iditi,n o! the character sast
get erzl t4s, ,ttsc:ion-
Mta. .. X Allen appeared as faauas y IS ne
c.sc1edis to this iady 10 eaJ snat tois cnssaS
sez requires aoue veT me aclnE ~ mniet ln