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The True Grounds of Conf.
dence.

Whence comes that firm reliance, that
absolute, undoubting faith in the efficacy
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy
for indigestion, bilious disorders, intermit-
tent and remittent fevers, which notorious
" prevails in all parts Of the United States?
This confidence has been growing for TWEEN
ty years, and 1t is still extending. 1t Is not
the result of credulity; it has not been en-
gendered by any human device, but is the
spontaneous and natural consequence Of
experience. What people see daily going
on under their own eyes they cannot Ques-
ton. When families in unhealthy districts
that resort to this wholesome vegetable
tonic as a preventive, escape periodical
fevers, and their immediate neighbors, who
neglect that precaution, are PROSTATE by
the disease, how is 1t possible that the phen-
omenon should be without its lesson? In
like manner when II is seen that obstinate
cases of dyspepsia, of liver complaint, of
OF nervous weakness, and OF
general debility, yield to the operation of
tine famous remedy, how can even incredu-
lily itself withhold its endorsement? Eye
witnesses of the salutary effects OF the Bit
tiers, are to be found In every civilized set
Element on this continent The thousands
upon thousands who owe their restoration
to health and strength, or their preserva-
ton from sickness to its extraordinary med
iclnal properties, are enthusiastic in its
praise. The multitudes who recommend 1t
In a neighborly way to their friends and
as well as those who make
public their estimate of its virtues, are al
ways ready to state their reasons for the
faith that Is in them. They have all either
felt or witnessed its benihcent operations.
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The Constitutional Convention has
no dearth of first class material for
good officers. There are q number Of
gentlemen elected members Of that body
who are competent to grace any position
in which they may be placed and we'll
qualified to preside over the delibera-
tons of the Convention. For President
of the Convention we have, seen the
names Of Hon. SAMUEL PRICE, OF
Greenbrier, Hon. c. J. FAULKNER, Of
Berkeley, and MATTHEW JOHNSTON, OF
Lewis, suggested, either Of whom is
we'll worthy of the honor of the place
and either of whom is admirably fitted
to discharge its du ties.
For Clerk Of the Convention, Colonel
B. II. JONES, OF GIeenbrier, is strongly
endorsed by the members and news
papers in the Third District, .and 6. j.
BUTCHER, Esq, Of Lewis, is warmly
recommended by many influential
friends. The position is one Of consid-
cradle i'm portance, and some care should
be exercised in selecting the person to
occupy it. From the testimonials we
have seen concerning both of the gentle
men named and the reputation both
enjoy, we are satisfied that the Conven-
ton cannot materially err in selecting
either of them as its Clerk.
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sp.i.r Fsnlx boutwell,.


Dom Piatt narrates the following in
cident in The Capital: One night Bout
we'll sauntered into newspaper Office
on Fourteenth street and dropped into
a chair. In response to an inquiry "if
there was any thing new" he replied !:
81 don't know that there is. You
might state that l have recently re-
ceived propositions from European cap.
italists relative to taking the balance Of
the new FIVE per cent loan" The news
paper chap to whom this item" was
impatted looked incredulous. The Sec
rotary added "You might state this
TACT, and say also that will take about
sixty days to decide this proposition. If
the American people want any OF these
bonds they must subscribe for them In
that time" "Yes," said the news
paper man. Eyes," said Mr.. Boutwell,.
The newspaper chap put his pen be-
hind his ear and looked at the ceiling
"Well," said Mr.. Boutwell,. The lit
erary chap smiled family, as if some
thing had dawned upon his conscious
ness. He looked trustingly at the dis
peuser of financial intelligence and OBJ
served: "Mr. Secretary, | came along
the avenue to-day and noticed a placard
somewhat as follows: Goods to be sold
at twenty per cent. less than cost for
the next sixty days; after that time old
prices resumed Il was thinking, Mr..
Secretary, that something Of the policy
of the Treasury Department was being
adopted by the humble and unpreten:
tious Peter Funks." Mr.. Boutwell,
looked from under his eyes and said
Good evening"" in mild sort Of way,
q nd left
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
-AppOintments Under the New
Management,

J. NJ. Mccullough General Man
ager OF the Pennsylvania company,
assumes the management OF the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh railroad
company on the LIST proximo, under
the lease of that road to the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company. He has
made the following appointments, to
take effect on that day: R. F. French,
Assistant General Manager, office at
Cleveland, o; G. A. Ingersoll, office at
Cleveland, o; G. F. Biug ham, Auditor,
Office at Cleveland, o; John Thomas,
Superintendent, Office at Wellsvllle
o; William Stewart, General Freight
Agent, office at Pittsburgh; F. r
Myers, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, office at Pittsburgh.
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AN editor in Illinois having engaged
a new reporter. received the following
as his fret effort: "We are informed
that the gentleman hoo stood on his
head under pile-driver for the pur-
pose of having tight pair of butes
druv on, shortly Afterwards found HIM
self in Chiny, perfectly naked and
without q cent in his pocket" -
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srsUsExvlLLE is becoming alarmed
about the smallpox in earnest. Twenty.
two we'll defined cases Of smallpox and
varioloid were reported in that city on
las, Tuesday. The Board Of Health is
busy and the city is being cleaned up
and disinfectants are freely used. but
still the contagion spreads. Is Wheel
ing ready?
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb Hair Dye is the best in the
Horld-Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and In
Simultaneous No disappointment. No RI
diculous Tlnts or Unpleasant Odor. The
genuine w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye pro-
duces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black or
Natural Brown. Does not Stain the Skin,
Int leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold
by all Druggists. Factory IL Bond Street,
New York. ian2S-d6W
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SPECIAL NOTICES
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the
q .iecls of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Nervous debility cured.
to marriage removed. New
method of treatment. New and remarka-
bic remedies. Books and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOW
Arb ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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A Home Medicine.
A Home Medicine.
Tried for &C Years.
Tried for 40 Years.

DR.. A. 4. Todd's Liver Pills.
Dr. A. g. Todd's Liver Pills.
DIR. A. =. Todd's Liver Pills.
FOR DYSPEPSIA, CONSTIPATION, LIv-
Err COMPLAINT,I NDIGESTION,H HEAD
ACHE, BILlOUSNESS, &C.
BEALISvILLE, PA, Sept. IL, 1871.
DR.. A. 8. ToDD-Esteemed Sir: Thanks to
your valuable Pill, / am now enjoying per-
feet health. have for many years suffered
from Dyspepsia and have tried many RENE
dies without any good effects Some months
since, feeling exceedingly bad, got from
3. Boram, Druggist, a box of your Pills, and,
using them according to the directions, I
now feel perfectly restored. So valuable
are they / would not be without them for
any money, and deem them the most won
derful remedy Of the day.
Yours, with respect,
-..-sa p. b. NAGLR.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every.
- LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 CO,
OCT P0prietors.
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President Of the Convention.
RANDOLPH COUNTY, w. Va,
November 9th, 1871.

RANDOLPH SOUNI1i w. A.
November 9th, 1871.
Editors OF the Register.
As | see several correspondents sug-
costing the names of their choice for the
President Of the Constitutional Conyen-
ton, have been requested by some of
our best citizens 10 suggest the name OF
Judge Edmiston, of Lewis, as the
choice of the people Of Randolph, be-
iieving he will do honor to the position.
RANDOLPH.
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Always Get the Best.
REEDS COUGH SYRUP

The most reliable preparation for
COUGHS, COLDS, HoARSENEsS, BRON-
CHITIS, &C., is
REEDS COUGH SYRUP.
1t has rapidly grown in public favor, and Is
endorsed by all who have used 1t as being
SUPERIOR to any other Cough Medicine.
Give it trial. Sold by all druggists.
MCABE, KRAFT & CO., Proprietors,
nol7-egtb wheeling, west va.
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MARRIED.

GORDEN-WEST-On Tuesday, Novem-
Der q, 1871, by the Rev. J. X. Slentz, at the
residence OF the brides parents, Mr.. DAVID
GORDEN, of Ohio county, West Virginia, TO
Miss MARY J. WEST, daughter or b. r.
West, Esq, of Belmont county. Ohio.
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In order that we may properly oo-
serve Thanksgiving Day, no paper Will
be issued from this office tomorrow
mornipg.
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az BARRELS RYE FLOUR, A PRIME
10 article; for sale low.
NOS LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS.
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For Rent.
Ohio Farm For Sale

Onn ACRES IN WASHINGTON COUN-
,HUU ty, IA miles from Marietta and 4
miles from the N. Il P. R. R., all under
fence, 100 acres In cultivation; is well adapt
ed to stock raising; good buildings, orchard,
&c. Improvements good, buildings new
and In good condition. This farm Is under
laid with a ~ foot vein OF good coal. For
sale by Is. l.. CUTHBERT.
nO30 Monroe street.
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Attention Company!

ALL THOSE INTERESTED IN THE
n formation OF Military Company will
election Of officers will be held In the Hall
OF the Guards Hook and Ladder Company,
FRIDAY EVENING at ~. A full attend
ance Il requested. JOHN T. COWL,
no10Q Superintendent of Election.
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Starch Z.
IN BOXES FOXB PEARL STARCH,
OU Just received and for sale hy
no2l u. hklLLf.
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Fresh
For Sale.

NlHE DWELLING HOUSE ON FOURTH
J. street, near Union, lately occupied by
q. Jacob, deceased. Inquire Of
A. J. CLARKE,
: Law Office, corner Of Monroe and Fourth
streets. no30ea
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COMPREHENSIVE.
Just Received,
Rye Flour.

. CASKS NEW BACON SHOULDERS.
mos LIST, DAVENPORT & PARKS.
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Flour.
TisvHh,
Tinware,

DExoyAL. THE sESsSss:r q
that he has Tepoye1 asn Strest "
s sofsR 1 e. ne II Bs e q Y os
uoZ-eDb
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NEWApvERTIsEMENTs
Thanksgiying sermon

AT UNIvERsALIsT CHURCH (HOPE
"A Hall,) Union street, by Rev. A. Kelsey.
THIS MORNING at 1880. All are welcome.
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TIE Fishing Interests.

BGsTuI. Dec AT meeting Of lln till
Zcns Of Cape Tod interested 10 the fisheries, n
Barnstable, to consider th-r interest as affect
ed by the treaty Of Washington, the following
resolution was adopted
Resolved, That in view oi' III. inevitable Il
fleets of the Treaty Of Washington upon t!i'
fishing interest Of Cape Cod, we would urge
upon Congress 4 liberal protection for that
branch Of industry, confident that unless solju
such course is adopted the competition Of for
eign fisheries under the provisions ofsaid tre:i,
ty between England and the .nited State.
will ultimately destroy an occupation which has
long been Of great value TO the commerce and
marihe 1i' the country 4 committee vas '.:Io-
sell to uct in conjnctnn with similar committee:
from Plymouth and Gloucester for the purnoso
Of memorialiZing Congress upon tl,: condition
Of the fisheries and to employ suitable: persons
ia represent their interest before Congress.
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Washington News.

ARREsT.--Frcderick A. NIarden. chief ac.
counting officer OF the l.. S. Treasury Depart
mept, at Washington, has lceu arrested OH H.,
charge Of abstractiug the sum Of $4,000 i
cash, the property Of the [. s., which had
been placed in his charge. This Arrest has
caused considerable surprise He is married
man, and hitherto has had good reputation.
An effort will be made, ana it /: likely t" b.
| successful in the House, to open tlir new yt:;l
with universal amnesty. Last year the House
passed bill granting amnesty 10 all persons cX-
| cept those who left the army and navy AMI
Congress to Join the Coniedelacy This wd:
brlehy considered in The Senate Yesterday, aud
will be called upon again OH Monday. The
House committee Oh the llsurrect:onary States
also considered a general amnesty bill yesterday
and will probably report ii to the House this
! week
The republican senatorial CAUCUS held yeaer-
day was brief and unimportant \ COMMITTED
was appointed to rearrange the standing com
mittees for the session, and to report at the
adjourned meeting. The committee, at least
portion, are understood to be favorable TO the
restoration Of Mr. Sumner to the head OF The
foreign relations committee. But. it's thought.
this will not be done.
There does not appear ut present 10 BE- >lu,
Gle one Of the l39 republican members Of the
House who is willing to publicly announce hi;
opposition to the denomination OF Grant.
There are. nevertheless, many who are at heart
opposed to It,
The caucus of the democratic SeDat0rS and
members to be called to give an expression OF
views rn the policy to b. pursued on various
measures which will arise during the session,
and on the still more Important question Of the
Presidency, will probably be postponed TIL at
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TEL .EGRAPII NEW =.
DISPATCH Es TO TT EGAzMTTE.
conc a;SS.
" ASlllNGTuN. Dec. :, ISL.

The i5e;iat, mi.:t tut hort TN. ~ iiy
Immediate :, Upon lie opening = icso!itino
I'd, agrtt ~. that wish tn: Senate al ;'',:G II
lc un!i! Nonlay uext
l'hrre:olrtipu' vas Jailed ',lrrtting til, :Szr
Gclnt at Arms IL aiIr-l certain witnesses who
hal iclti,ci To answer question! before the trnI'
n.lltcc i,l ln>lirIGctiOntir States.
Nh. CARPENTER called Tor the Yea ami nays.
NIr. Srolt explained that this case could not
BIZ brought before the Judicial tribunals, be
Gauss. all laws now existing prevented punish
mert Or such witnesses "n y, IL r.i,*e "a Ia
sp0nd t. Il cpinn!t!ca Of fifhr:' house If Con-
prr>>. and This va l ,'Dulnlttec Of hDih houses.
Mr.. Carpenter wanted 10 know il those PER
sons We're connected with The press l-aug liter. !
Ii 50 il WAS useless Ia try and punish tl,:Iu.
Mr.. Scott thought that they coull not be
punished except BY Joint action.
MIR. Carpenter WAS well aware that the Senate
conl not runi-l without tho consent OF the
press bu: he was not willing to seek the assls-
tance Of The House Of Representatives
The subject WAS laid OYER.
The Scuatc standing committees; were an
naEnccd.
The Honsr Of Representatives has hcen cn-
gagged al! day on Mr. Farnsworth's postal re-
organization ill.
Both Houses alijonlicd until Monday
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Lccaur; Dy Wendell Phillips.

! NV York. Dec. IVY endel Phillips lee
inr,vl lat mig Int before large and respectable
! audience in Stcinway Hall on the Labor Move
mert H. first expressed approval Of the funeral
parade next Sunday III honor OF the Paris Com
muuiSts, and predicted tina! the leaders OF the
| COMMUNE wonld yet he elevated Ia the respect
Of mankind. and then proceeded with the lee
;u,c H. did not intend TO propose I !anacea
for poverty nor hope for the millennium where
there would be no poor. There would always
lie shiltlass men and those who lived beyond
their means. Labor was not antagonlstlc to
capital, .Lut trades unions were right in using
the only wenpon within their reach. English
trades unions would be right if they bankrupt,
ed half the realm TO make capitalists nnI; down
and say ':What Is the matter with thcm?'
Bv the election of officers by ballot they are
e:incating Enrland fora Republic that will arise
when the Scnbanre Of Monarchy falls But
strikes are IL waste OF capital and labor. add the
Amcrcau artisan is differently situated,' for
with his.vu;e lie can concentrate the thought Of
thirty millions on him and make scholars and
newspapers their vasscls Mr. Phillips con-
,lcmned great monopoics. especially in railways
ana said if Tweed exhausted the patience OF
New York lv his taxes the shadow Jf the little
finger Of The Delaware and Lackawana railroad
was heavier on them than Twecds loiuS. He
recommended 4 political organization to hold
the balance Of the party and spoke lavorably
oi the .]al:,mc>r custom b. which Il mans land
reverted to the State after death lie would
lax wealth heavily, and when incorporating cap
ital make labor its partner. lie advised bat
ting with corporations which rivit chains Of Ia
Dor and said il corporations arc essential to ia
city and r!capncSS OF prodnc!ion, and states
men cann,t devise Il plan 10 reconcile them with
liberty, thun it is useless f.. send men II Con
sresI where one nan can record the r'lIr Vi
liz. PENNSYLVANIA Central
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ftr0I.l New York.

NEM YORK, Dec An Albany special
states that Tweed time Tor juslltying his bail
has been extended twenty days from yesterday.
Three children were drowned in " estchrSter
county. Tuesday, while playing Oh the ice which
broke, letting them through.
James Mclaughlin trozr to death III AL area
Yesterday into which lie fell while intoxicated
\ meeting Of Tamnauy sachems last night
!Ir The avowcd purpose OF exrcllng Tweed,
adjourned without action for want Of Il quorum.
~ :, meeting Of the directors OF the Union
Club, last evening, Mayor Hall WAS formally
expelled On account OF hi> alleged connection
with the King frauds.
The Erie Railway Company yesterday grant
I'd 4 week longer to fill up the certificates OF
shares inr the EngliSh stockholders.
The World states that evidence has been
ELECTED showing that young woman named
Agnctta Dumryn was privy to the murder OF
Alice Bowlsby By Roseu2wcig, the abortlrnlst:
she procured the trunk and It's transportation
with the body therein to the rai!road depot.
She was waitress in the Union Hotes aud since
the murder has not been seen. 1t Is believed
she has gone to Canada.
The Tribune says the Grand jury will lildIct
one high State official and Il large number OF
city officials Tor corruption and bribery.
The Grand Duke, suite and party which lett
by special train ior Boston this morning, will
stay short time enroutc at New Haven. antl
Springfield, arriving at Boston about S o clock
this evening. About thirty persons III all COM
pose thc Grand Dukes party to Boston.
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SnfionaI EI0arIOfEratie.

;;r. Lnuis. Dee. ~ In the second session ot
.hc National Board uf Trade yesterday amony
the vice Presidents elect. were r. T. kink-
land, Baltimore John w Chandler, Boston
Grnrsc Opdyke, New York VIM, Bnrwell,
New Orleans ana r. W. Smith Mobile
and the Bua,,;s vi Trade of Mobile; 81.
.iustrh Mo. and Quincy, Ills, were adj
ni.tci % nem'', rship an'l t cir dele Gates s"a,
their srat> in the convention.
\ resolution was a1oMc! hat the !s!'rcscn
iatiyes Of the Dominion Board OF Trade Row
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Damage Dy the Iaie Storm.

HALIFAX, Dec. C.---The damage by the late
gales on the coast of Prince Edwards Island Ii
very heavy Trees, fences and houses were
blown down in many places. A. summerslde
two churches were demolished. At Sharr0ws
Road HOUSES and barns were demolished. The
telegraph line to Georgetown WAS also bIawn
down The schooner Mary Given Was wrecked
at West Cape The schooner CATHERINE, Of
Boston, for Mrlghan, was wrecked Tuesday "tI
Yarmouth and all hands lost
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

present be admitted to seats on the -four Of the.
convention with the privilege NJ speaking, anh
that Il committee Of eight he appointed 10 COL
fer with them in regard to the relations which,
should exist between this country and Canada
Tor trade and the common u>:: OF thu natural
and artificial highways OF the Two countries,
and report at this meeting.
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Reduction Of Wages.

New YORK, Dec IA Scranton special to
the Times states that the miners in the Nam
ticoke mines have had their wages cut down
FROM esq to Sc cents per ton. They have sent
delegation to the Carbon mines to consult
relative to strike and it has been determined
to strike If the wages are cut down there.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, Dec. -.--The appointment Of. jules
Ferry lis Minister from France to the United
States is officially promulgated to-day.
l4oNnoH, Dee T.--Repuhican meetings
were held at birmingham anil Reading yestar-
day The Proceedings were disnrlerly and ct
Reading the meeting broke I'D in I row
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Died.

SpalNuFGLn, Mass, Dec. i.--Wm. Stoue,
Postmaster of this city for fourteen year: and
clerk Of the House Of Representatives, tur s!S
wears, died suddenly this morning. aged -.
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The Markets..

new York. Dec. T.--Stocks dull and steady;
prices about one quarter better than at the
opening. Cold dull at q. Money firm at I.
Va. S, g.; new, &c. Flour dull and declining.
Wheat dull and heavy. Corn quiet and firm.
BALTIMORE Dec. IVA. skies, old, - bid,
~ asked; do coupon, old: I'll bid. v. Va.
skies u! bid, IS asked Cotton-holders firm;
low millllings, lS!alSi Flour quiet and stcatly;
Western Family 74a$S!. Wheat dull; Penn
sylvania locales. Corn dull; white Southern
Con- yellow DO II. Oats dull.
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FIRE. The Court House. Episcopal Church
and other buildings at llagcrstown, Md, were
burned down early this morning, Several
lives arc reported to have been lost by the inll'
ipg of the walls Of the Court House.
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NpN READY
~
The immense new alD"E VI
FALL AND WINTER GOOI.S,

The immense new alOr; VI
FALL AND WINTER GoorS,
AT II. STRAUSS ESTABLISHMENTS.
Nos 80 and % King street
The stock is repletc in all it, branches, consist
ing Of Mems, Ladies, Boys, Misses and Child
rcn's Boots and Shoes, in great var ety, wllici
for cheupnesa and durability cannot be excel ed
by ANY similar establishment in town.
AS" y iargc and well SELECTED stock of Cloth
ing, Gent Furnishing Goods, Trunks and V"
Uses, which will be sold at New Iurl; prices.
Do not fail 10 call ~ We Gnu:Gi..r: I" sell Ia"
er than the lowest
Don't f,rget the n"tnc and Nos.
H. STRAUSS,
oct NrS 90 ard - King street.
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Professor BOND walked across Cameron
street from the top of the City Hotel To Hal
low 5 building again this evening, at the imml-
nent risk Of breaking his neck.