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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

Both homes yesterday concurred IN the
report CT the Cor ference Committee upon the
bill repeating the tenure of once act and 1t
therefore only needs the signature OF the
Pr. sideBt To become a law. II Is claimed with
quite equal pertinaoity aud nueucy Of argu-
men; that the repeaIers have gsined every
thing, and that the anti. repsalers have con-
coded nothing: the logical inference would be
therefore, that the committee report strikes q
pretty fair average between the sides. We do
no; see, however, that the power Of suspension
as conceded IN this dill differs materially from
the power Of removal; as the dis placed oficer
is not by its provisions capable of restoration
By The Senate, the process of getting rid Of an
obnoxious officer is a little more circumlocu-
fury than by direct removal, but he goes out
and stays out. There seems TO be thought
thar the bill will receive the signature Of the
President, and then the grist Of the appoint
ments will go in pretty rapidly to the Seua-
tOrIal hopper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

LOTTERY SwINDLEs.-Mayor Hall, Of New
York, publishes card in which he repeats the
often told story of caution to straug gers against
New York Giro ulars, tickets, shares, chances,
and prospec,uses ia cooperative unions, or
slit enterprises. or dollar stores, or in any o,her
possible scheme whereby property or value is
promised grea'er than the price asked to be
pa d. OF course every such advertised scheme
y necessarily swindle and false pretence;
there does not and cannot tangibly exist any
place,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

Three hundred shoemsksrs are on a strike in
Chicago Ii appears that several employers
IN order TO break up the union Of jourueymen
offered an advance Of wages to all Of their men
who would leave the organization. The men
indignantly refused the offer, and IN almos,
every instance left their work The vacancies
caused oy iheir REIMBURSEMENT OF work are
now being ofied by men known to the trade AZ
'.scahs-" Those arrsyed on the side of the pro-
t-criv- organization express d-termiua,i,n 70
maintain their rights" by thorough applie,.
tIcn Ofrhe laws of their order. and Civ. prsf.r.
eIce 10 starvation rather than 70 .som,l,,.
tlon."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

As we opposed would be the case, the Ad.
:ainisTation declines TO take any rash step,
calculated TO compromise our neural obliea.
items IN regard 10 Cuba. The Secretsrv of
STATE. On the application of the Spanish I.sga.
ton here, has sent instructions to all the sea.
e0srd marshals ana district attorneys 70 en-
force the provisions OF the neutrality lavs
sgairsi all parties fitting out fillibusterins ex
pedrions Intended or supposed TO be intended
for CUBA The President has not yet consent.
ed 10 see Mr.. Lemus, the envoy OF the reyoIu.
florists Of that island, and the Secretary O,
State has only seen him q: his private rooms.
and not at the Department In other words,
the Government fears to get into muss throug b
DIR. Le-mus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

The Philosopher of the Tribune seems 10 ba
sui narboriDg a grudge because the crowd was
sOSrsat that he had no chance - cut a pigeon
wing At the late Inauguration Ball. Hear him:
'-1her Is sweet appreciation of the fitness
Cf things IN an appropriation a. Washington.
NOibIDg could b. more suitable than thar such
a management rs the Inauguration Ball was
blessed with should devote the surplus funds
left from lis economical supper-room aad its
much enduring coat and haI racks, 20 the pur.
chase Of Just such n statue a. Mr. Clark Mill.
C2n be expected To furnish. The genius dis
Ilayed IN the one achievement IL precisely
adap'ed 10 me task of admirIng (ani paving
forl the genius likely to be displayed 10 tue
other. by all Means let them bny Mr. Mills
statue, and then LEI Congress require them 10
eE-igrs'e from the Capital with IT"
T. = p-e''v -~~i and possibly deserved
Isl 'L'F 90. ...-Ss-. 10 So "a he dispo-
-i -. ... -Tia- ..lss a1,r..a.Bed of was
-.--1 lFEL .E re- original r7mittee
- EleL- 4. slIt D. r-.rr-ar--a- yvrs as is I'D of
r~f'-"---ts-iyas .- fl- Army. .l- NM. the
.-s~'- = .--. rl. .4l. ..-s-ur, the
- .a1 Amy ~ go sep d, "a tv.J Na,ional
..-FEh!.ssa JJco al.. -'s, The Press, and the
-.TgFt' H- 20 N .-'i. :,on and Georgetown.
'-L -LAt .he 80 ID lich the profits of the
...-.. .al. be devoted was an
= -L-.H "a 1..---.r. II Mr.. Greeley or any
'h-r ma didG like II. his prop.r coursa
therefore, ibid have been 10 severely s,sy
2wsE 'rom the ball and thus kept his Iucrs
-IOn g. hing he hand. OF the fearful Mills
- is % i-Ie 20 Erumble how.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

Dana. of the New York S4a, is Mt so q rant.
4. d a. he wss; and his New York eoniempor,-
mes maliciousIy intimate tina; he didn't ge, III.
Office be wanted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

The temperance papers are noticing i, as a
gratifying fact that very few Congressmen
have got ..lght" tins winter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01
~JaMEs Z. MURDOCH

%JsMEs T. MURDOCH
VII give SELECT READING un'er the aus
yiees 81 HOWARD DIyISI,N. No. 7 OF T, at
FIhsJ CONGkP CHURCH,
CcTner 10th AID streets
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL ,, 1869.
PROGRAMME
Trial Scene Merchant of ver ice''-Shaks-
TesIe Humorous skstsh-from Pickwick Pa
Ter- entitled - The Spinster Aunt's Eto pemeot;
OF, How Fam. ". ller interfered with AIT. jim
sic Iii ksIs 5. - The Diver. OF The story of
ficholas, surnsm.d the Fish"-bsliad from the
SSrH:n of se1,sTTBSlser hs v c
tsnt'-Porsyih Wilson 8. The Light Bri-
gale; or, the Chsrse of the Six Hpnired az Bslak-
lava -TspnysOn. .. The Humorous story of the
GIicirOn, or. Psrley yous Franc.is"-S. Lover.
Doors open AZ Z o clock; reading commences at 8.
TiCkets 20 cts reserved ssat. Is cts; to be I'd
Shepherd Whitaker's Bookstore, corner OF 7th
I'D II streets 40 I2t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

GJoFEY BONHYt-9ONEY in IN. can't,
i Il yery hsn6soms. aud 81 ex oel.ot ON .Ii,S " -
Nv. RChKLL, corner iath sns E.t.
spI under Ebbi't House
NJ DUREIN, Gt RDENtRASp FLyRIsr- n
tV1 prepared to p ant and faru ishf rsss aud a -
90 be satisfactory. Garden 18th and az
East OF 'he Capitol st re 3-9 III street. set.es nj
phnted. .sl.im.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

W AsHINGTON
CITY BIsPENSARY,
Ne 900. Northeast Corner TIA and NJ Streets.
Medical advice and surgical operation to the
poor free OF charge
once honrs. 80 IL A. stop m
TAYLOR, NJ. D., E.W. LATIAER, NJ. d.
na24D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

Metropolitan Patent Steam Bakery
Ne. 3a1 SHEET,
BETWEEN +5s AND 6TH STREETS.
BAvKNNFRr CRaOKERs
admits BY eli i'm partial Judges to De tho ~,
ia the market
he are obvious:
We have erected one Of Mckenzie Q sSleudid Reel
ovens. ct a cot of over five tho us and dollar.
Our machinery IL the best and ne west PAt-ut
ee uy the best m sterisl.
Weenyloy TIE best sork men
We manufacture from twenty Eve TO thirty bar
rels Of -four per day.
our Crackers are always fresh
Try for yourselves, you will find eur statement
To prevent q aud, our Crackers stamped With
tie anne.
"HAvENNERr
II you can't get "HAyEHEERS CRACKERS
rom your Grocer, send to the Bakery, S4s st
sc will srprly you
We erer the following assortment:
SUDA CRAthkRS
MILK BISCUIT
WsTER CRACKERS
LEMON BISCUIT
BOSTON CRACKERS
CRACKER DUST
GINGER SNAPS
NOVELTIES
JUMBLEs
SUGAR CAKES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

SPIINa STYLE DRESS HATS,
BLUE HATS IN CLOTH AND FELT, -
For young men, now popular in New York
together with foil assortment Of BOYS HATS
Just opened at eT1SEhErLS
234 fepnsy lvRnia avenue,
ma 81 lW second door from 9Th Il
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" SIX PER CENT.
BTILDING ASSO rION.
OF wAsHINGTON. DC
PAYMENTS To COMMENCE THE FIRST
TUESDAY lN.MAY
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE HOME

The Consultation OF this Association il re@dy
i,ts are nov open for suoscri ption stock 1t rhe
following places:
ONION 4 BUTTS, May Building, corner eth a Id
streets:
JUDD DETWBIL8R, SIT 7th street below D.
Riggs BANK. corner 18th street and Penu,yl-
yania avenue;
Rooms OF YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSe-
CITATION, Pennsy lyabia avenue;
BERNARD HAfkS. corner &th aud H streets;
n CALLAN, IsQ .Loutsisns avenue;
HELLEBs DRUG STORE, corner eth and N
streets.
This Association bssad on the true CO operative
Ian and 10 so arr All rd that borrower cannot pay
more than SIX per cent. for the money he receives
prom the Association
Dues o per month for each share subsc Tied for
Zach share Ieprt sents sn interest IN the Associa
tiop to the eX ent Of Sl5s. 10 shares 81 so, %
share So % 20 shares 81 500, ard so on
Let every one be = stock holder TO the extent of
FIVE OF more snarss. ID. as Chron. ,lml ap Him
N<FAIR The FAIR for ST. MARTINS
u8 Oh rich 10 nov open. at the Hall 18th
street, near NJ. All persons wishing pass pleas
ant evening are invited tn attend. Music will be
in attendance. Admission. cents. ma 81 t'
n~GRAND sTEREOPTIOON EXHIBITION,
uS ST. MATHEWS INSTITUTE, X
street, between I4th and 18th, THURSDAY, April
], snd F~ lOAY. April 2, At Q D. N Tickets. 25
..nts: Children, cents. Vocal and InstI umental
Music xpected. ma 80 It
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n L N T

JUST kkUGlyED.
900 barr-is HYDRAULIC CEMENT, from
the Potomac MIL a ming ana Man rfacturina Dom
panys " orks ~ eheDh-rdetown. Va, at the dom
MILL. agent
Orders solicited from contractors, build .rs and
dealers
once ~ the Conpsny-No 4 Market Space
Washington, ID 4. lUhropl ma WV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-04-01

MF De TAI H0TlOB.
WI BABRKrr, d. D.. g.,
formerly 81 Philadelphia,j No. 10 - street, BE-
tween Pa. ave. and q street.
All Dental Operations skillfully performed.
eeth extracted without pain by sdmioisterins
Ps,s Nsv0ss Oxsds.
REFERENcEs:
Prof. 4. L. Buckingham, D. D. a.
Prof James 7 Iunan, ID d. 8
Proi. Geo. Barker, d. D. g.
Prof q! E ao,,. wia%sn: p. p. n Psn,sylv.-
tnGton. ID. u. - n
NOTICE TO COUNTY rAx-PAYRRs-
al the m Getting Of the Levy Court, held on Man.
day. arch lst SEQ the fol- owing rssontions VI.
aSoEfea: thst the rate OF ta1 for the year isSS
kor County T.1. 20 cents on 500:
Yer tehooi Tax. IS cents on SloO:
For Police Tax, Is cents on 500.
snd that discount 81 ten per e, nj shall he al
loved CD the tar Of 1859 IL paid bsS. re- the Lar ~
Nsy n.I', ard nv Per cent II paid before the rst
abatement will be msse after the LEI Of Jan~ "o
!AMks PtLLtNG. Collector
otvos,t- Treasury Department ma II, :. >
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DENTISTRY.

No charge viii he msse for extracting where Ar
uhCial Teeth are Inserted. although the
pa'ient VIII he required 20 pay Tor theA@
eur. teal operation when rerfOI md which S~lD
VII bs deducted when the teeth are male rha
s--oSlalon - now prepared make Teeth on
CID silver. and Rut Der At New York, Philafel-
lfis, and Boston price. All D. rsobs wishing den
lsi WORK cone can have IL a. cheap 10 the above
h-HnN c't'es All work will be dOre In the nea.s,.t
30 - 1apner. Az F.rrauted 20 sive entire
- -- it'h P'r-1HS - DO well 20 call end en-
B. Esf- - is.e --t ing IL slsew where. iy Is
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Dir. JOHNSON,

Menlbet " the Royal College OF Surgeons
LOndOn, Graduate Of one Of Llu ultInt NIi,I.
nent Colleges In the OniLeIl Sts.teI, AMI liz,
greater part OF whose llIe las been slN,nt n,
Ih6 hospitals or London, Paris, tsfiIlaCisiohI%
and elsewhere, has eneGLed sUuu Ul Illu M Il
astonishing curoH that were ever Known.
many ttouDled Win ringing ~ the head ana
alarmed 81 sudden sounds, btahfulnets. wifi
frequent blushlng, attended sometimes with
derangemsnt OF mind, were cured ilnme.
ulAlRlY. :. ~ q -
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Abooqat Money

In a late number OF RGrpcr's Maaa
zine 4 story appeared, embodyIng a
terRe dIsquTsItlon on money. This Ia
the most OF lt;h og ..,rl. Id.
3" When one man has money aud an.
other has not, they contend for Its pos.
session. This ID trade or robbery, no
o0rdlng,to circumstance. ''2 .
There are three uses for mOneY-thG
use otgettlng It, and the use OF L keeping
it, and the use OF spending 1t. 0onse.
qnently u olaasihes the bully OF man
kind into moneyAgett8rs, money keep
ers, and moneylspenders. Except the
mtsers We read OF In novels, men do
not love money for Itself. any more
than, coup tickets, or baggage checks,
or promisRry notes. or title dsed6. The
'love ofmoney'ls the pleasure OF men.
tal function In getting, or Keeping, OF
spending. Tho sponge and the SPEND
thrift are equally, guilty With the tnisss.
The class OF money.getlerH Includes
merchants! ygoldminerB. splckpockets,
politicians and professional. beHgars.
Americans are great money Rsiters,
but,they 0ouot care toksepiI. Hence,
this y . country ofgreAt incomes, but
ANAL fortunes. ~, !g,f ~ g.ag'7 -.
20 The class OF money Keepers are email.
Literary men Rre not fond oIit. Law
yers are good at keeping money, par.
tlcularly II It 10 other peoples. Money,
like some other essences, has pun-
gent, sweet taste; buttoi keep must be
corked tightly. 1t evaporates In the
open air, and the vapor Is called Inter
est. A mortgage 10 o oondensing In
atrument which enables n money keep.
or to evaporate' a moneysSpender,
The class Of money:spendsrs Includes
the majority. oimanklnd.- Ii Ia natural
10 spend money before We get It. We
are born tothlS, and coats RgTeat deal
before We, carr, nythlng. Toe power
10 get Into debt 10 essential 10 the hap
plness OF all shiftless people, Including
most OF the governments OF Europe.
College students aud married women,
who have no capacity to bind them:
nelves, satisfy, This propensity by get.
ting their fathers and husb bands 10 debt,
II possible. lu4
Moneyls like gunpowder. To make
Il carry, charges should be Garafully
measured and ,rammed down. It's OK.
Iplostve power depends ON the tIghtness
with which you hold. Scattered loose
] II hEEles away with no effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27
Rules 10 Keep a Farmer Poor,

!: Not taking q good paper.
II. Keeping no account OF home op.
erations. Paying no attention 70 the
maxim, % stitch In time saves nine In
regard 10 the sowing OF grain and plant.
Ing Of seed Of the proper season. -.
III. Leaving the reapers, plowa, cul.
tivators, DO, uncovered from the rain
and heat OF the sun. More money IL
lost In this way than most people are
willing to believe. ~.
~. Permitting broken implements
to be scattered over the farm until they
are lrreparable. One Of the seven wise
men Of Greece said only this 10 prove
bis sense, 'The time 10 mend tho ploW
IL when the pillow breakB.'
v. Attending auction HRles, and pur.
chasing all kinda Of trumpery because,
In the words Of the vender, the articles
are very Cheap -
vi. Allowing fences 10 remain unTe-
paired until arrange cattle are found
grazing In the meadow, and bruisIpy
the fruit trees. . rr u 1lrtr' -
VII. Planting fruit trees With the OK.
peotaLlon OF having fruit, without Rlya
Ing the trees bali the attention REQUIRED
10 make them produce.
VIII. Praoticing false economy by
deprivinR stock otproper shelter during
the winter, and giving, them unsound
food, auch al hAlf.rotten hay and
mouldy fodder, .'-7T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27


THR SECRET OF DHAur1 lies In the
use OF Hagan's Magnolia Balm for the
Complexion. .'.
Roughness, Redneas, Blotches, Sum
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear
where 1t iS applied. and beautiful
Complexion of pure, satin like texture
10 obtained, The plaInest features are
made TO glow with Healthrul Bloom
and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan,s Magnolia Balm
10 tho thing that produces these effects,
and any Lady can secure II for IS cents
at any OF our storss. 'a.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair use
Lyons Kathalron. octll-lmsoddaw.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27
WGahal.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases Of tho Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whoopins
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
nnh ConHIInnLinn
and Consumption,
1.nha,lr nnrrr hn,,r.. n, ~ ,rL,l LI.l,,,.,..


Probably mover before IN the whole history Of
medicine, has nny thing won 10 widely md 10
deeply upon the confidence OF mankind, ~ this
excellent remedy Tor pulmonary complaints.
Through long series Or years, anil among most
VI the races Of men Inns TiaCn higher aud higher
IN LlGT estimation, ns has become better known.
ltR uniform character mil power TO CIIFO tho va.
rIOns affections Of tho lungs md throat, lave
llGlC II known mn n reliable protector against
them, While adapted To milder forms OF tllSpAsN
md 10 young children, II ~ at tho same lInH the
most cilCrtual remedy that can be given for nCIp.
Int consumption, and tho dangerous affections
If tho throat mud l0ngs. AsAprOvlslOn against
sudden attacks Of Group, II should bO kept on
hand III every family, and Indeed Us oil arr hOnc
tunes subject IN colds anil coughs, all should le
provided viii tlilA nntidOiO IOr them. s.
Although settled COHSHHI pfiO1l IA thOught In
ciirHblc, still great numbers az ChSdS where tho
disease seemed settled, have been completely
CllrC,l anil the patient TcslOrcl 10 sound hUalLlI
w mo Lhrr'H ITCiGrdl. So complete Ia la
mastery oyer tile disorders Of the Lungs anil
dfOlt, I'M! Inc most obstinate OF them yield 10 II.
When noLling elln could reach them, under The
uhfTtU IcctOrt they BubsidC mud disappear.
lS!agsrS dnd P"OIic Speakers Ind great
asthma 10 always relieved AMI oI(cn wholly
cured by Il, ,if .4
|. Bronchitis a. generally curr,l S taking The
CHERRY PeCtOrdL 10 small RnIl frequent dnFeS,
| 30 generally arO liz virtues known, that VIC
need not publish tho certificates Nr them hcfr, or
10 moro than assure the public that it, gIaliiioa
urG fully maintained.
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Having bought largely. during the late
Panic, am enabled 70 sell AZ Greatly He
duced Prices, constantly endeaVoTing TO
emIn0nLly -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27
fAKHPARTICULAK NOrlUE,
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n .,rt,r
pracllce, INDUCED In when Alone i M T,.t
Qusn w. learned nom evil cOmpanions Sr NJ
school, the effects OF which arc IlyLiIy I.i,
ove1 Wnen asIeeR, and, y not cured, ruIIdsM
and body, should apply Immediately
What y pity That y young man, tiis Lun.n,
hts oountry, the pride OF his parenIS, HiiiInLi
DO snAtehed from all prospects aud enjoy.
ting from tho path OF nature, and inlnIv
In certain secret habit, Such nersnnE iH,Isi
before contenl plating ''t'''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27

reaect that sound mind AMI hohv ,r.,,.
must necessary requisites " promote cInt,m.
Dial happiness. Indeed, without thcs,, ~.
Journey through Lie becomes q weary n nil
EtilnSGe; the prospect hourly dark ems "a liz
view Lne ininu Decomes Swallowed win DE-
spalt ana nlled with tic melancholy rtfiec
u0n that the happiness Of another IL cnnSts
blIEhtAd with our own "NN"thV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27
Ayers Agullyee Cure,

For Foyer and Ague, intermittent Power,
Chill Faver, Romittont FOVor, Dumb
ARuo, Periodical or Bilious Fover, &C.,
and indeed all tho affections which arise
nom nalartous, marsh, or miRAmAtic
poisonS. -..' .-.'f a. I.L
AZ lis namo implies, It lOcs Care, and ,lnea not
MIL Containing neither Arsenic, Quinlns, Bis,
Inuih, Zinc, nor my other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, II In nowiR0 lnJIlrGa any pa.
TINT. Tho number anil Importance Of its GIIrs
In tho ngic districts, arc literally beyond account,
and We believe without n parallel In the history
OF hEuG medicine. Our pride IL Etutihcl by tho
acknowledgements We receive OF The radical Gurus
eilncted In obstinate CnsCs, and where other run.
OtllCs hal wholly fhllcl. #.
Unacclimnted persons, either resilient In, or
travelling through miRsmhtG localities, will b8
protected by tnking tho tau CURE daily.
For HrrT Conn IGimtN, arising from torpid.
ly of thn Liver, Il Is M excellent remedy, sImu.
hitting Tho Liver into healthy activity.
For bilious Disorders altl Liver Complaints, II
IL M excellent remedy, producing many truly
lhiletl. I ~ - =
Prepared by DR. j. G. AVER & Co., rrirtIcal
AMI Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sull NIL round the world.
PRICE, $I.OO FEE BOTTLE,
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Smooth ~ o billiard table spread the lawn
Where dewy brllllantB sparkled In the dawn
And glow worms LII their lanterns In the
dark
But now astIr with many an eager group
Brisk "youth and cid, !" black coat and mus.
lin blent,
Urging the rolling bail from hoop 10 hoop,
Or taking light refreshments In Che tent;
TIL tho t0fl NeBper star, soon aftnr eight
Gave waning ofanother dayh decline,
And sent ~ laughing through tho garden
TO Holsters salad and the beaded wlne;-
y happy houri when inst learnt the game
And called MATILDA by her Christian name
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The Cheap Cash Store Of the Place /

Lam now almost daily receiving Mag
nihcent Stock OF
SILK Poplins, ..... o..
Empress Cloths r r.
Blatltz, Satin Faced, ....
MarlnO8,
French Merlnos, o.
Alpaca and alpaca POplins, .1g
Wool PlAidB, do.
Plaid P0plns, .
Manulla VelYetS,
Chlnchillas and Beaver Cloths,
hhAwlS Of all kinds, ~.
blankets, Flannels,
cloths, CaasimereH,
Yankee Notions, Gloves,
h0aleIy. Dreas Trimming.
Carpets and oil Cloths, 1909
Rugs, Blinds, &c., 40.
Also an endless variety OF good oalIcos
from 10 l6cs MusllnS from 10 10 zoe; Flan-
nelA from Is 70 Soc; Hoop skirts from $50 70
81 0Oi Balmorals from 81 90 10 81 90; Carpets
nom 800 70 81 .; Blankets from 50 50 70 0i0 OO
q pair; Plaid Dress Goods from 80 10 81 co o
yard, and other articles TOO numerous 10
mention.
ALL CASH BUYERS, either Wholesale or
Retail, are respectfully invited 70 call and
wherO.
,,, JOHN EIs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27

rho many thouRands eured nj tIIs ,,,,..
lialIment within tho lAIt lWgnty yeaT S's All
Lhe NUMEROUS Important surgical 0penaiiHnSs
performed BY d.. Johnston, SitnasSt1.HSS ,Ila
tspoTss =, o. , ~ syn and many oslof pSperS
WAN h,to M ISn n nhXe appeared again and
~ gentleman Of character nn,l rCsl,SctIss
onV MA auinctent guarantee 10 lie AFFLICTED
sRS!t1Ns DHEAaEs SPEEDILY CURED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-27


THB editors OF the two leading Radl.
cal papers In New Hampshire are In,
dulglng In many handsome compll.
menls about each other. Under The
caption Of Lille No. 1920" Mr.. George
g. Fogg, OF the Concord Monitor, al
ludes thus To Mr.. William Z. Chandler,
Of the Concord Statesmen:
In quarter column Of the dirties,
and vllest garbage that ever p0llnted
the press Of New Hampshire, Mr., WIN.
=. Chandler says he holds u "nole 81
$500" against the senior proprietor Of
this paper for "borTo wed MONEY! Per.
haps he does. But the little weazen-
faced Bcoundrel knows that ifhe holds
such q note IL IL 0 forgery. And we
make this proposition, that II he will
present such q note with George g.
FogH'a natne signed 10 Il, he shall have
speedy introduction 10 the Warden
OF the New Hampshire State Prison,
and have o few years. opportunity 10
do what he has never YET atlempIed-
earn an honest living.