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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-12-08

TFFOm tho Wv OH TTIDuhT ]
Tho first annual message of President
Grant Is somewhat shorter than annual mes
sages have usually been for the past forty
or hfty years, and this Is an Important re-
commendatlon, though by no means ils
greatest. We trust the apprehension even
Of General Frank P. Blair, IT,, that the
President would seek to Initiate Louis Sapo.
Icon, and make himself by usurpation and
military force = dospot for life, will DO dis
sipaled by the franknes with which he re-
minds members OF Congress that he aud
they must soon return TO private life.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-04

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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-04

United hif1ks
For salaries 81 the Chief .iustic. and ,is Ao 81.
ale justices, iorty.'.o thousand i've hun'lf,l
dolhrs.-
Dor one rssociste Justice, Elk III, usand dollar.
/, f,r travelling expenses q the judge assigned
10 the tenth Cirrnt for attending session ~ VI.
supreme Court II the United statss, one ihou,.
and dollars.
For salaries II the district Judges ~ the United
States, Vnc hundred and tlxi, ~. thomanJ dsl.
lars.
For ,nlnricsd. tie chief justko ~ the surttms
court ,ftbc District ~ Columbia, the a,s.sists
judges, mud Judge oi tie viphsns' court, ninsi.es
Thousand dollars
for salary uf tie reporter ofihc drcisi. - Of Tie
supreme Court Il the Unite Stsses, tao thousand
five hundred dollars.
fr compensation e the district a,,oths,s,
twelve tbo1x Nd s,e,bu.t ID della
For conn cn,Rtinn % the di,triri mnf,bais, q ur.
TEN th.lIspLd eight Hundred d,llais
sfr. .. And he n further snse'sd, That tie
head. 81 the several -sccuii,. del sitni.his te
sad. they are hereby, directed o. tsiars 81 iio
opening II the session q Congfcs. h ginning -
the mt Mcn,lsy Il ec.nisr neat. ", sentsr
81 decks In their vc,etal d,paftm,nis. the o., ~.
Der of rlcik IN their several dsfst'ments, Vie
aunber employed therein ,uIus The r,c~'''ins
6scai year. when emric, ei and ~hen dir' hsig't.
and the amount 81 csmps nsassoa received b.
each, and what rvoees.se, N sns, cen 10 made
10 thc Aua hss of el-rks IN ss,h s,siA,
Aprrpssd, March -, lsoo,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
y,sal 9utias.

c,TpRFME COURT,-GEORGE l.. SMITH Y.
- VnIoN coSNER ,pl ROBRRT L. sHAW.-By virtue Of =
rss Of ths Court this ston TIE ga day of March lgS
ths C OF oYk sold BY the uBdsned through JO
sEPH MCGUIRE Anconeer the M.haHS hIeh.og. sssroO
M IN Bosdsay IN ths C efEexYo on the tesnih DAY OF April
se Al nj coei poou hs following described premises All bit
tln ot piece parcel ground ,ass ng and ssg s n.y
formerly Tenth Ward Of the Cy OF oehs or oi sne
ten c granted Mclean Isaac etSesne.ga AID Ihp van
Co,pG Poues for the southern Dst OF tns
s f NswYo Wbleh Id formerly belonged James De
sesy and are dsgnaied chart made Of m si BY k,tTs
hereby granted and conveyed 10
boz ned soasty 10 stanton westerly S Lot ha@bst
Fo sssry by Number nosF 10 TIE rear BY gore OF
sad beonsSg n6N 81 formerly Captain SWAP eontanipg breadth
6 ana fssr suea ,..nt'fs @ Apg " e en- I sSS no .n
wife John Bsrrss BY iBdeBors beiE pm G IN bs al
~ sTsssY,oe, n.gs s Eoysnbsr 3Dltd hesigi hsen
Ah 1888 WILLIAM j. MAhhIS gsisis.. " " "a"''-
OaIaLu W. BAHDrokDl Pias AWT No. y ItfVa""
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

NEW JERSEY RAlLR0AD-FR0M FOOT Of
IN ST-PoT PHILADELPHIA via EsnIngion $50
u Via Camden p m. Via West Philadelphia 10
m 1880 - u uight For Baltimore and Wash
pIton-s,t0A 1ioO at0' FOR South snd Seuth Wsis
-b:.0a m, t+o-
PoR TB WEsT8'l0 4 m. 100 m, pm 'e.t0 ~, M
Tb.s40 m' tot through 70 Cincinnati and Chicago
with ehsng& Silver Psas Sleeping Cno train ru
h,ouSb 10 Cincinnati and Chicago without chance daily Saturdays aud
Supds ,resptsd and those days train This the oa
ns r5rnns through cars Chicago By is DaJl
EW. Jackson 0,nsr.l BuPstinisadsst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

-- RobIHT A. HAsGEFTI. Apetoassr, Nc. a. Pisss,
iCTREET DEPARTMENT.-NOT To CON-
- TRACTORs-RENOyAb ot BUILDINGS fof the KxTRSSIOS
of CHURCHsTOs SATURDAY. tbs Ih day % APRIL is9 It u
Salssro0m No III BroAdsa usdsT the deten
Of lie street Com b . pubic saetou ths
hdsr e bundags p,fts ofbudgd AID Ioqud hT the
AAro hiefmsn sbd Com uon from TIE tgnhsT ads Of Fukss
"a hs nobsrI aide Of Mor, rrs,t the PTosdsE for The
Church oonon that oil tie mtter
sAh bulldogs bd budoa ihAA b. removed on the r
plated within hv days amer the dy Of sale
situation and dimensions of s buduEt and paIts
GGsgs pispss,a BY Hdxsrs BeJ e ne. - hs
onoe Of tuetOnses ROB- A. HEGGBRTr Ca. No ~ Pss
street sIsd BY coptrseter and othss nh Me DAY Of ~
- - GRO w. MCLEAN,
e AsrTi g. 1900 stsst Cems.......
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
Qtuiisirg.

COI TON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
" sd ihsh.s arS"; %Is s.ds e. e. TEKTH ,ss 10 Tia.
%
wrTiYSuT PIIN-ss 1900 patients testify See Ssf sA@s' " n'
of,. No 10 Cooper lHtttute. .
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
Sal,s bp Snrtiun.

MoRns wI1Krxs Auciioneer
A UCTION SALE.w-Yalnable Stock FARMING
coSrsicfoEs n cf T6oLs T. IgbLow C, viii .sI
MoSpAI Am 10 iS u ososl .. re.as.ss Of
isa H. from u. Harlem Railroad depot, TremSst:
messs Esls. ti Male: ''e: iGt s .s sa for carriage road ''
wAGoNs Se1l Dugg' SnlIy. Depot Wagon, ROsfIviy'
ftEhSo iyFln%ESTs ., N iInd.-Mo-,s x,.bln., Lawn
E s1 & sgs %.'. I'D IfTsis Ts@' c sUG: Boats
LUMBER-osL Ash Hickory. iAd Chestnut PlInis Cedar and
0ItIs1I Also, .ons HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. T..
Descriptive ,ata0aes can be bad the sdeae Of Mr. Pools scath
road d-po, Trenopt csl0
A Il Auction-Trees and Plants, on Thursday
"A ?. She wAoei EIpO,lon Ca ,1P,ripl.cs
- BALI, Insrp,s' and Hss@s, LEASirf, sTRsBEIGH
SsEsr sIs or EGhdaSr SooE ' ''
Tn.s D 9in FsSss g S66k3 Is . .ST. n and t. be
] 9s, S Ss.' % ,.sa, s4 q s' :a
tns eOleesiss ofsupsely - -. I'D.
re- L.. An new and fresh stock ncs .,g. bindings
si ws worthy 10, ssshsn Of book buyers c.aoSass Is'ty a
BrBLoTHEcA AMBRrcANA ...-.-
MoNDAf April ID sstSeSek N and daily at the same boar uhm
Mr. ". ELLIOT wooDwARDs LIBRARY,
' @ pS ps: and 'G- G.S s' S' s@ f's
uii.s asns,ss Kscion ssrnon upward o. 20
M Pm, and m1SS .: Sns a. not 'T , H % e. S, q %
Peniaieueh written in the Ninth Century.
sosii Shlsh seldom o.,.lSSas. pde.
by BANGS. hEkwis Ii svSi ts'se:. 4 To Broadway cor.
SonSS s:'s ss A. .a. rs r' %.s ts; a
s Ep. isg II I'ST,lw e.:
S FSsS l q'I. &C. rr g. c.a GSsi .''
by HENRY III. LEEDS g. MINER. r.
lI,yKT IL LEsps 1 AHsilS1f. 1o
HsEhf LEEDS laisEs VIII .. By .u,tcu .. WEDNESDAY
h 5 .S iS"S; s @ and @ % q s AP Z. % i :osa .S S sso
Fourht al costly cia,. nahaaeurd
sy,q m . T aaTS T S @ q IL. 81 ,s Rpi S S: IL: t SS . I
eonss Of articles usually 'Od this busne'i Will be fully warranted
s,fS S' , 4: :ns s::
SUITE. .A 'D.h E.s.I. S,d AID H Cir Ears's:0 ORE.
Center TsSs. StssE Chairs. n,a c,SI1 M.as sd
m hiI' sn s SS Se 5sy ro s Moss So %s @
.nS Ss .s..%Ss g %.S si ss. & e. & & 9 S sI"s% S1as % RS
wood isld COuche, bookcases Library urnurs ArDoie,
% si' saisas fsssa G:SiiS G. s
All the sps stair spd Floor Stair Ro window Shades a.
ths sh.t dItars. vlcA viii )! ,oa On ls DAY Of ,als
RY HENRY D. MINER, Anctioneer. Sales
sS Is S aShS FS OF 81
MSEa 1lSSES :i ITssP1E .Pa TR,p E,
ssse S5s E.I.,i9;. ,spsses
wbb bis old stand 10
Broiduhy fnhA and Mr. knoedler has re-
artists Of HsBch flsmnh ADD
Dus Agf schools TepreteBied, viz g.. ..
kEVsEIT =" MEIiLE A ACHRHBACH,
JAMES HART, X FRRRE. A sIBGRR1t 49,
CAsTLRAR DRSGOFBB PROF. HrBNER
..- WILLIAM HART PLASsAS VERBORCKHQyEE
eIGSOUX BRRANaBR OOMTH.CALlx
EDMONDS DIX J0NGHB. FiGlIfL,
gHNINGER HAMMAR LOBRICHOs
STOSR II LIZ JUNK MOULiNkf, 40 '.
NELSON, AUFiAY AMBERD,
. PARKER, BOSCH, kORFIARS, l.
@ HEYDBN. M PAUL HBBBE. shd otbsp. .-
lhs
e0aptry by vsTpet e Ccelts of Psis entitled the t
I'tf.tI D. PRINCESS OP MOROCCO. ...... .
The ab6Ts Nil be for o1bbton MONDAY EVENING at "
sS.dk free ssA rnsa DAY asd evening VI evening ot,,s
MORTGAGE SALE, by ii. KENNY, April
WI IS stl0y all ths ssysfb FURNITURE the
dersso % PniEs. without BY order Of w GLBA
SON Mots.-re
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA.

GREAT REDUCTION IN TINE.
ONLY ONE DAYS STAGING BETWEEN NRwYoRK AND SAN
1890 FRANCISCO.
syygs DAYS TRAVEL PROM THB MISSOURI RIVER TO TIE
PACIFIC OCEAN
Per tbrousA tickets and full particulars, apply To
WELLS, FARGO G Co.,
NO. 81 BROADWAY MT
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
.l.I AAsIsTAsr AsDicAL IrKvEIOht OFyoE.
.t WAsHNgTos. n e., April ll leas !
DUBLIC SALE of MEDICAL BOOKS DRUGS


hRNTSWi he 'oi at puee suction 10 hs city on wEDsEsDAr
April d. at Judiciary Depot Rst besep Fohh and Rnk
qured for the Of the among hk s b. fond Wsedss
Paes 200 eDpcs Powersb htHtonT 10 Han mohds y
sess 2so copies D'gsB,aio 40 sePe eA.ost surIuy ls
oopies wilson's AuAtonJ - copies Hoodsf hsna So copies
Smiths Surgical Opsr,uons 40 eore Ttsnohb Consrec' LoBg
0ubbo Woand Guhrs, SufseI ,sd oAsr abs uetfs
sahAis c1 Fluid EItfaft u NtsHa 90
Csrborste oIzue
aud q large VAutU Of oiheT Is~ilrlBes
DIed Esg o poanis; PeerPan Scales Teeth RrtffetrE
BI.ectnz Gases Field Cases, kgf N. .. |.. tT.
Mani ths above articles ofts I qusJ ssi she hsnubu Of
phyins aud dfuEii called 20 then CtoEuss had upon sph
Tsrus cash lPurrha,ts o b. t.may IN tTs Sira
CnAA aLfIHRRLAND Act Ned. rarrslar. nIt Col U. A.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
%nttion SaIts Of 8tA 6slHtt.

AIARGE PLOT OF LAND ON FOURTH
"A GYR Bsr gEloNSQUART TO BE LEASED AT AUCTION
fEuRsDIY Apni a. Ocoe stths RIthanEe SalssrOo No III
b wag the ysthe PLOT or LAND eE 20 feet front bJ
f Depth esstsry side o FOurhave between
Gghieesh and HaeseutstL Tie lease will he for term o
yesA for renewal enl will be similar 10 those
made property dssahy
gussed for purposes bsug Of
A. M. osse of tbs Arctionesr, Nc I Piuet (S7t7
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
IEWls < WOOD, AuciIonret
DY A. d. MELLICK, jr., a. BRO, Auctioneers
- aud DealsIS Nen.Jey Real Estate No % PneSt, l.
THURSDAY Aprl "a, At y L.,
GREAT sALS or or giso VITA PLOTS.

located eppoe sAob.B the nidsi of I'm
RroEeen and RDntes wsf hon ehdrees ocS apd noe
fhsre W also sd desirable dwelling 4ox2a With wing rooms
Aan carriage grounds comprise teA Crand Is leSs
inmates from the Ne
de the rapidly growing sBd destined TO be large town Ths
fertr Railroad BY It's frequency Of trains i luxurious
and efficient Management stands
eminent roads that Al the City OF ke"iok
aosesI train will LeysL at ii the day Of
Ssa bouptlfn collation. will be served before the sale
Illuminated railroad and pateuarS apply at The
aHc Of the Aucto No %
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
ABKIcS q. MuLLkR, AaeiiOaesr.

TTRST-C CLASS HOUSE, No. 151 West Forty
u piuthst b. LUDLOW Co will sell at suction FRIDAY,
Ap 6 10 o'clock Exchange SAsrOon No. Ill Broadway
Trinity BuildinE, N Y: tr rr.T
WEST PORTY NINTHS TIE trsteass handsome threstory
basement and cellar brown high House and Lot No Isl
Wes. Forty EOh side Sinh and SevouhGveL House
u 0OT5 perfect order having recently been painted bd thoroughly
Syebsu eontsins modern 0Onsnisues etc Lot
kol0HO0H ~ Possession Immediately. Terms 81 Eala
Por permits sud fall particulars apply At the Auoheers ocs
No 3Pfue-st, New-Isrk (1.sUol
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
Stsambuats snS SaiIruaSs.

pEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
Il THB LARGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT RIVER
STEAMERS IN THR WORLD.
THb ST. JOHN. DkBW, AND DEAN RICHMOND.
Oee h shove steamers will saV Pier No S North RVBR1
AFTERNOON (sahdas eIeepted) at O'clock Albany 10
time 20 connect With railroad West North Returning
The Ahsny st.,moo.s L'Sasg eeeef the arrival Of
eonneetng on the West aud North
.ned 81 the ohes the wharf bd baggage destination
freight rse.ved ssl the hear of dspssrs. ..l
SAFETY, SPEED, and COMFORT.
= FOR BOSTON,
WoRCHsTBh PALMER, YIrCHBURG NASHUA, LOWELL, CON.
CORD, TAG WarTB MOUNTAINS. AND 3
INTERMEDIATE POInTA T-l...sI
The new a,d hansh rssusI sfths Norwich Liss
CITY OF BOSTON and CfrI OF Ekw.ToRK. u.
hh hsw-isrk daily lsunday. sresped al orost % RON Pier
... 4 No - Horh River. foot of vsstrysL, .....
=. P0R kKW.LOND0N IN I|l
hss suherf Win ths Bssnhoa Trsn fvn The above
plnts "a, Norwich snd wesssr Besioa and Wsrss wsssstss
and ht,hus tsd ksv' Lotdeu and Esrhsrn Railroads
frsss aisn AZ the lowest For mornaioa inquire Of
---- = --- SHORT, AEssi on .he Pier
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
1urnhurt.

1urniturt f Ta.,...
A PRIVATE FAMILY has for SALE mag
IN bp carved PARLOR SUITE covered satin broeAte also
elegant carved suite consisting OF bedtsd nareeoP eersa
nearly lnquHe Al NO
3lg ThFlsve (blOck Of BuAI Head BspD,
WARREN WARD g. Co., .-r.,I .r
4 w EOh Is and u spring,t eernsr Of Crosby. ..
t~ - Etabishec ls5Q, -
hoss,e ,sd Retail Na6Sfyrs Of the tkh ,Ld oi BEDROOM
PARIOR DINING, and LIBRARY FURNITURE MArTkssSBs
SPRING BEDS Ne he kGasls ioI III asa So0auJ 'sosS'sA
CTORAGE for FURNITURE, TRUNKS,
- BAGGAGE or property separate b.msnts ssl
,o1s tsn up seYtte rortsrs uueneh Sc on hand w.
hARGER No 800 West Thirty ieurhst. corner Eighth-iIs
6yTORAGE Cor Furniture, Pianos, baggage,
- ,s k n soe DRY ons Storage Warehouse No. 7SS liud
bstwesh Canal sEg Apply In the store on the pn'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

r - 7 -ADRIIS II. MULLER. Auetonser.
,GTORE and LOT, No. 344 Water-st., at AUC-
~ TION ADRIARH MtLLER. P. Z WILKIEsk Ce win SELL
a AUCTION 90 THURSDAY April Is at O'clock At ahs Exchange
iealesropn, No, Ill BrsA1Esy 'r .' '' ...'
WAfBRsT-Tbe land fhs fourstory brick store and
fWeng thereon Of
eAp and RossIst aud kn Ne 1% Bus "a 10 BY ahOs
a n side % A. o vest side. l5259)
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
SiaiiuntrV, &r
| Brr oOONs.


HORSFTS AND SKIRTS.-WhaebOn Only
" eli also the best Psseb Corset. IN ever style AZ
,ces ebtoees STAMPED Jokss and bsnds tnoEs e
T BINNS will OPEN THIS DAY. SPRlNG
IL. hLiSBRr-B.gsntd sDly Of bo1sd Hats ,, sIa H. 81,
R,asIxs, opporte Metropolitan Hotel, up isir
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

A. N. hnEvN, Austonssr .-I sr-.rr
RY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co., Broadway cor.
- NhtSslss Of Booti Works Of A Fsuev Goods Fanurs ks
THURSDAY MORNING, April At oi SsOSk at No was keT'
~ enthst
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising Brussels and Tssrsn Car
ps Bekwslnut and BnaIneed Bedstead Msrc Mirrors Ward
robes Bookcases Pictures Pso Furniture Ctookey and Eehes
Utenss fancy Artcles &e See CAaoIaes at sIesrooma
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

srsplr Tkinn-s %. wir Trss te ouf'f1.i lH n f.r
fssnoui 6O kE Erpfas Gf Roebssisr. Bgdao, Dsnkrt
Csrtsd Ciaslfh and all roints West and souh 600 EIs
srAs. War Tria; II for Ps,.uos sst Port JsrvL
TTaBl ssompassd hy sd Improved Day and Efh
Cssshs fhr1sh Bf Rochester Dank Csrsissd aad Ca
Wstsfn Lines
Tsss ss b. sbLs.e shsi.g snd trtsssr Of
Batnt. maJ len At Csnpnys Foa 1 oa1 (eefus
and III Brossssy b,t issl Of ch,nbsts, New
'' H. RIDDLE. dsssul sspt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15
srAtS nts yppms,
SHmmar S,trtsts,

~ 'r Sumrnr 8,tIists, ..,- ,.-sr,ei
A FEW BOARDERS can find pleasant,
N healthy COUNTRY H0NRH the nohsrs pAt OF Wsstehester
COunsy, bt sd1resng wBsTcHEsrBR, Tribune Ohee. -
DOARD for a limited number of persons can
I'D be obtained osnge wJs with seod .ee9 GnSasi'o1,
with exclusive AID good rooms We
psse aud Eed ssbHsg seOounodobh Address o.
H. J.. Boz No lU1 Tribsas once
New-York tribune., 1869-04-15

ABhIAN p MVLLhh AutlOurtF
HOUSES and LOTS Nos 4S9 and 491 Sew
euihaVe, saston. ADRIAN H. MULLER, p R. WILKINS
Co., will sell At suetOn THURSDAY, April IS 70 O'Clock
st the RIeAuss SssOOm Ne III Broadway hs Owing describes
seal s8tate, Wis |.t..
sRvRSrHAvKs tive SuI stsry T.s'h basensn heE house
and lots the side Of Ssvetavt commtBcng N
nOrh Nos tSs and AL Houss
Gnd eoEn noaeTB
tOb each 10 feet inches By 60 feet tSe5ol
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-18
MEMORY, MEMORY.

How strange il seems, old chum, to-day,
Where early friends did meet us,
Mid youthful scenes SO brigh. and gay,
Who now are dead or far away, Ind ~
And scarce one left to greet Us.
For some are sailing DER the main, ~
Where dark blue waves are heaving,
And others march In Glory's trnin; a7,f
And some on far.off lndia's plain, .rai j
Their bright gold webs are woaving.
How many, too. now silent sleep, ~ Il
u The sleep that knows no dreaming,
And o'er their couch the dewdrops weep; =
Aud midnight stars their vigils keep, +,
With tender quiet cleaning. h 7.
Since FRS, they've lniu beneath the sod,,
Who had our hearts in keeping;
How many weary miles we've trod, rt,-.
So fur adown Lifes rugged road i;
Far from the loved ones sleeping. h.
And rs we look, old chum, to-day, ~,
Far up that road behind us lN'''
The milestoncs, the dusty way, n
Are hut the tombs where loved ones lay,
To which sad memory binds US. stt
Then Der our footsteps early prints '''A
ta The flowers were sweeiiy leaning;
But, nh. the Autumn's varied tints,
And falling leaves, with solemn hints,
Have now q solemn meaning.
.. e L ~ j
And Ger the scene, old chutn. to-day, Il
Where mornings sun was beaming,
The sunset with its level ray, u '.4 4 r (. {.
Through evening clouds, all dull aud gray,
i. Now sheds q twilight cleaning. Hlt
So Ger the Joys that could not last,
When early Hope was shining.
Will mem'ry come from oui the Past, y
With rosea,e tint-thongh fading fast.--.
Togild our Life's declining. 10
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-18
p Z TTITV -TTIIT N J
Fact and Fancy.

The oldest reyolver-the earth.
A pleasing faction satisfaction.
A base drum-a weak conundrum.
A pair Of tights-swo drunkards.
Sharp food-a sword6sh. a5a
Unblcachcd domestics cs--negro servants
A hearty gsntleman-Sir.Loin
A positive rentleman--Certain. =,
A suspicious gentlcman-Surmise.
A cowardly gentleman-Surrendc
Coins Of vantagc-specic.
The harness Of life-traces Of tears. y
Isgettipg tight" tue. result Of loose
habits? s-t., Il, bt,N IN B, fnlL
A butcher will invariably believe in
met. showers. fiEG3rt is,4i
"a play upon words" as the boy said
when using Webster for football. q =
The best drawing lesson-drawibg a
salary. Tr, g,g,a & -fsN5
lleaven-s land Of joy. Of ligh. and d
love supreme Fl n.
People who let the grass grow under
their feet-acronsuts .I5lt5 5itE,l, b
Passing a useful misunderstanding tc
. thirsty companion bis share Of u pint 81
bitters. git =. ".'N
Agricultural maxim-a farmer can,
plow field by turning il over in hi,
mind. lt 3ileC 8
Important 10 tcbacconisis-a Denver
store has sign up-"Fy Ne KUt 2 bal
Ob." .l 3s NJ
The person who missed q figure was I
teacher Of dancing II WAS aftcrward!
found near pigeons wing. i.1 !.
When does farmer double up shce,
without hurting It? When he. folds II.
Absconding is described BY a Ken
tucky poper Us "a time. .honored way o
,.n,I;,v nul nf dsbl
Write your name in kindness. love
aud mercy on the hearts Of those yot
come in contact with, and you will neve
be forgotten. 70 .'
Tho body Is the she'll Of The soul, an,
The dress the husk Of The body, but th
bu.k often tells wbastbs kernel ;s.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-10-18
r EATnERI!HL II

THE citizens d Lewis and adjoins countic.
are respectfully informed that am now pre-
pared 10 supply them with all kinds Of Leather,
beth Upper aud Sole, on reasonable terms. ]
have the most experienced Tanner in the eountry,
aad will Try to make such stock a. i'll SUIT my
customers. Hemlock or Casters tanned sole
Calf and Kip skins. harness and side leather al
ways On hand. All tanned on the old plan.--
No short OF patent process uied here, The
highest price psid in css Of leather for green .,
dryilIides, at the old l.orentE Tannery. Terms
strictly sash. Please call aud see me. - r..
g Weston, W. Va. ~ -. .s q ! {.
aug24-ly q. al. 4lis 9. J. BUTCHER.
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General News

Russia medlsates stringent press law.
Bonner wants 100000 for a horse.
The young swells Of Paris now wear
bracelets. ,a,f.o b.l sst.G
Brooklyn put up $40 10000 worth Of
buildings the past year.
ID Ittook Secretary Seward an hour and
q half to thank Oregon for its reception.
Ninety bushels of. fruit have been
gathered from one Tennessee apple tree
"a An attentive correspondent reports
from Paris that Napoleon wears nc
nightcsp. .m m ,5Y
IA Carnival Of Blood" is spoken Of it
the Chicago papers as going on in that
city. aai5il a59
!. Chicago has just devourcd fifteen ton.
'oftracts, and is worse than ever.
Henry Bullcn tied his feet together
and then jumped down we'll in Illinois
A New York preacher advocates sub
stituting the newspaper for the Bible.
New York thieves are not particular
they steal lcarses. ss'iij
Jefferson Davis is on his way back to
the United States. z.. -
Diamonds are found in the Rocky
Mountains. w p. A' 'N "
Tie Red Stockings. Of Cincinnati, have
made lit runs this season.
A lunatic has. been boiled alive in an
English hospital.
/. Seventeen men control the 10000
Pennsylvania miners. s.,5
Philadelphia has at last water enough
to mingle with its whiskey. ,iI, si1i
Japanese priests pause every fifteen
minutes to take . smoke. 500
A boy seven years of age, named
Henry floocffer, was arrested ID 81. Louis
on Thursday for drunkenness. n
Chinamen cannot attend the San Fran
cisco theatres without being hissed and
hooted s:ilE 5't45I u, '1
Tie festivities OF q New York wedding
were interrupted when one Of the grooms.
men btokc tue head Of a guest with i
pitcher. i-sG
tfolbrook, Chicago burglar. let. his
friends fire at him across the room for a
dollaria slot. l9i
Mr.. johnson Vaughn killed three deer
a.;two shots in the western portion Of
Williamson !! county, Tennessee, the other
dny. T ss
A Connecticut clergyman considers
himself damaged $4,000 by the appslla-
tion Of .,.old inuttonhcad ;"
b. A St. Joseph negro stole the gallows
platform the other day for roof for his
hog pen.
The house at Murfrecsboro, Teunesscc !,
IN whicl, james X Polk was married. is
IN good state Of preservation. though it
looks somewhat aniiquated.
l.ow-necked shirts are pronounced the
latest style for nice young men. Just
Imagine sweet youth with his hair
parted in the middle, brass.headcd
cane. mud u low. .neckcd shirt. iq
iH"Errs your Police Gaseue! Another
Of them things from Harriet Beccher
Stowe oue Of tue last lodges Of the
New York news.boys 3 ~
There are, at this moment, twenty two
thousand men, women and children starv.
ing in two English counties. They have
=. Secn .rs reduced to want BY strike among
'u' na'l '"aKers. & af 'aa
"A pnncr in Nav Bcaf,rd nr;r,s ~
following extraordinary notice Married
at Sunbcrry. By the Rev. Mr.. Nehemiah
Blackberry, Mr.. John Dewbcrry to Miss
Catherine Elderberry, Of Danberry.
The Minnesota rouash vines have voted
sud voted that, owing 10 tho unreasonable
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