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NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-Duncan T. TEN.
pleton shot his wife this morning while
they were walking together on Fortieth
street Mrs. Templeton 10 q daughter l
Col. Babcock Of President Grants staff
II seems the husband and wife have moi
lived happily for some months and during
the past week Templeton was absenl
from their boarding house, 29S West 14th
street. He called this morning, however
about hali-past nine and at ten the two
lett the house together. While going
down street Mrs. Templeton Is said tc
have twice informed an officer that her
husband was abusing her, but he was moi
warranted in interfering. Soon afterwards
the officer was attracted by the report oil
a pistol and saw Mrs. Templeton fall
He secured the husband and had the vile
taken to her boarding house and a ply
stefan called. The wound Is not fatal
but Mrs. Templeton will be permanently
disfgreds The parties were married
three years ago and have one child. Tenn
pleton Is from Cincinnati and is aged 81.
His wife 10 20. ,,-
Later reports say that at the time Tenn
pleton shot his wife he was being taken
10 court on her complaint Tor disorderly
conduct, and 90 sudden was his move
ment that the officer having him In Gus
tody could not Interfere. Templeton had
previously asked at the station house &c
have q woman arrested who he accused
Of abducting his wife. n ~ q ~
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 15.-An election 10 fill
vacancy In the Assembly will take place
in the Department Of Ande on the 14th oil
December.
Alta meeting Of the Assembly today
one of the members announced that the
Committee on the Prolongation Of Presi-
dent McMahon's Powers was still in SEES.
sion, and would take recess for lew
hours, and that If necessary night SEES.
sion would be held Tor the purpose Of
hearing the report Of the Committee. The
motion met with a vehement protest from
the Lett, and the chamber became q scene
of great uproar. When the tumult sub.
sided, the Secretary Of the Committee an.
nounced that 1t was impossible to say
when the report would be ready, but the
Assembly nevertheless voted TO suspend
the sitting until this afternoon.
PARIS, Nov. 15-Evening.-Upon the
resumption oil the sitting OF the Assembly
Lsboulsge read the report Of the Prolong'
alton Committee. Itcommences by show.
ing the difficulty Of prolonging President
McMahon's powers without organic laws
10 do SO. Says the report: at would re-
suit In more or less disguised dictator
shin under the title Of President OF the
Republic. France wants settled gov
eminent, but 1t Is impossible to gran
President Mcmahon more than five year
Of power" The discussion Of the repor
is axed for Monday next. There isgrea
excitement over the conclusion Of the
Committee.
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ITALY.

-RoME, Nov. 15.-The Italian Parlia.
ment was opened to-day by King Victor
Emanuel In person In q speech from the
Throne The King said he hoped for q
continuance oil the work Of the internal
organization, thus Italy might increase
her prosperity amid order and safety,
the two: indispensable conditions oil In
dustry and progress. 1t had been shown
that Rome might become the Capital
without encroaching upon the indepen.
dence Of the Pope or the exercise ofspiri-
tual functions and the relations Of the
Catholic world. We will respect his
religious sentiments and his liberty, but
will no. permit attacks upon the nation
and dts institutions. Our relation with
allforeign power are testimonials Of af-
lection Of Emperors, and the peoples Of
Austria and Germany have been address.
cd to Italy which has conquered her
rlghtful plan among the nations since the
causes Of war between Austria and Italy
have disappeared. rs .-4 ans
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The OPERA yHousE.T0n Saturday
evening Oliver Doud Byron cloaed his en-
gagement in this city, appearing in two
acts each oi,daBen Mccullough" and
f" Across the Continent" The house wal
filled, and the efforts Of the different per
formers were received with applause. Mi
Byron commences an engagement Of sew.
eral weeks at the Arch Street Theatre
Philadelphia, tonight
The Lirgards open in the Opera House
this evening, in Wilkie Collins master
piece, 1.-THE New Magdalen." Both VII
liam Horace and. Alice Dunning Lingard
are well known, and they hayea fine
company, We anticipate q crowd to,
night ''' ''. o.,
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CHEAP. PrAHosAND ORGANs.-Messrs
Adams d Lucas, 1227, Market street, arc
offering elegant Pianos and Organs at q
great reduction. They keep nothing but
tifStclA5s and the leading Instruments ol
the country, and parties, who are not al.
ready supplied with q good Piano or Or.
gan will find BY al examination Of their
stock that 1t viii pay to purchase at once,
As this offer will be Of short duration and
as the stock Of instruments viii doubtless
soon be disposed Of at the great induce,
ments offered, parties win do well ito call
early at 1887 Marset street, in order to
secure the best bargains. laa;.; a-lst-yEl
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IM5IIJRlvssrINsws.

AT 4o'clock yesterday evening the river
was falling slowly, the marks at the wharf
indicating 8 feet 2 inches.
The Exchange, for Pittsburgh, passed
up yesterday. 70 'A0S ~
The G. W. Hornbrook came down with
q barge Of pig metal for Belmont Mill,
yesterday afternoon.
The Carrie. Brooks, GAINESVILLE and
Pittsburgh, passed up at7 A. n. yesterday
Towboat Barnard came down and left
four flats, and at 9 o'clock Yesterday morn
g:took,two bargesto Portsmouths q
THE Hudson left tor: Cincinnati Satur:
day afternoon atthree o'clock, with a fine
trip.
The fine passenger steamer R. W. Skill
niger will leave for Cincinnati and all
intermediate points ii S-P. NJ. to-day.
The Courier, Capt. Jack Harrison, left
for Parkersburg with good trip yester.
day afternoon.
The Granite, State from ,Pittsburgh tor
Pafkelsburg and Postsmouth, passed
down Saturday with middling trip
OTHER POINTS.
The towboats Charlie Brown and Lion.
ess, each, with three barges of,iron ore
and several empty coal bafges, arrived al
Pittsburgh Saturday.
The Coal Valley started from. Aurora
Saturday morning, with six empty barges
Tor Pittsburgh.
The Telegraph sunk, cai coal sbafge al
Concord, coming up last trip.
The Messenger is reported Etsds aground at
The members OF the various Local
B Jards Of Inspectors in the West are
wending their way to Pittsburgh, to wit.
ness the boiler tests 10 take place there
tomorrow. The boilers are all in POSI-
tion. There will be two iron boilers, one
single and one double riveted; one steel
and one common boiler, such as is used
ion steamers navigating the Ohio River
They will be put 10 their tests, viz: Low
water steam pressure and atmospheric
pressure. Er-gT FaavrF u
CINCINNATI, Nov. 1G.-River 0 feet II
inches and falling. Weather cloudy and
wet.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Nov. 1G.-Rivel
fallen 8 inches; rising since dark. Por
list up-Arkansas Belle. Down-Morn
ing Star. Weather colder.
P1TTsuRGu, Nov. 16.-River six fee
four inches and falling steadily.
II O..
oi Keokuk City; ], Chester, of Memphis
Sam. Roberts, Ohio river; Battle, Of Cairo
Tabarge, Missouri river.A 1 Departed
Mountain Bell, oil Memphis; Dictator, o
Cairo; Rover, Of Pittsburgh; Kyle Rutl
and Atlantic, OF New Orleans. Rive
stationary. Slight rain this afternoon, .
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Nov. 15.-The daily fetrs Of
this morning in an editorial article on the
prospect Of the annexation Of Cuba 70 1n y;
United States, Gays: "The execution "
the Virginius' captured has virtually ue'
cided the fate OF the Island. "a
The other London Journals con'ain Gu
itorisls OF similar tenor. A. ,ouo.,
The Snanish loan reached the lowest
6,nrc Ills morning yet touched on the
London stock market. .
Intelligence has been received OF o
SERIOUS Cortlict In Damascus, during
which an indiguity was offered the British
a,g, The British Consul demanded
Icpara;ion, which was refused.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-Nineteen thousand
dollars In bullion was shipped from
Southampton for New York to-day ana
thirty thousand from Liverpool.
Lord Henry Charles George Gordon
Lennox, member Of Parliament Tor Ohi'
chester, Is dead.
LONDON, Nov. 17.-5A. M.-The Time
this morning in q leading editorial says II
the Virginius affair had occurred during
the ascending Of the Democratic party
Cuba would doubtless have been imme
diately annexed. 1tdraws q contrast be
tween the conduct Of the spaniards II
Cuba and the lenient treatment BY TIT
American Government Of foreign block
ade runners during the rebellion. :!
England Is called upon TO act II
Consequence OF the execution o.
any Of her own subjects then Their
Is no reason why sheshould not acknowl
edge the independence OF Cuba, especially
II the act would check such outrages. l
recommends the adoption Of that line o
policy by the United States.
The Daily Telegraph contains an articl
similar in tone 10 that Of the Times. Bot
journals concur in the opinion that Spail
Is powerless TO enforce separation, an
that the United States may possibly b
compelled to intervene even though re
luctant TO do so.
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weather Report. ~
b. /: Wan DFARflnlnr.s 4
WSsnMoFoa, b. O., Nov. 1850 ~.
PROBARnirTIKa.

For the Northwest and upper lakes
and thence 10 Missouri and Kentucky
rising barometer, colder and cloudy
weather and occasional snow and rain
clearing by Monday.
For the lower lakes, northwesterly
winds, falling temperature, cloudy weather
and occasional snow. % j1-n IN
For the Ohio valley and southwark oyei
Tennessee, southwesterly winds and low.
or temperature with occasional light rain
For the Southern Stateaeast Of The Mis-.
sissippi southwesterly winds, cloudy, and
occasional rain. ~ Jt4a0. l- a..s-i
For the Middle States, southeasterly
and northwesterly winds, high tempera.
ture, partly cloudy weather and occasional
light rains.
For New England, cloudy weather
high temperature, and occasional rain.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING NEW
sTocK.-Christian Hess, Merchant Tail.
or, has just returned from New York
Withs o. large and elegant assortment
Of Cloths cashmere rcostings, yest;
'ihgs, dress shirts, under garments,
gloves, collars, everything in short per.
tanning to a gentleman's toilet except the
hat and boots. Mr.. Hess keeps the best
Of goods; he employs good workmcn,
makes neat fits, and charges moderate
prices. Gentlemen wanting handsome
Fall or Winter suits should give him a
call
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CITY, BOOK STORE.
81 "a EiNEW BOOKS. Il -

:. The ls Land of MoAb-By H. B. Tristan, cloth
Apollos. or the Way Of Colby Bishop coze,
esG aes iaso ths s6e.m-By author 'sshoaDe.g
oS assS gRsS Fs.s s9s srs sS.,a Garrett. cloth
Arthur Bonnlcastle-By ]. @. Holland, cloth
Hester Motley's Promisc-By Hesba strcttou.
tsp spasis Among the Ashes-By Rev. 9. Pear.
Principles OF Mental Hygleue-By DR.. GOston,
Peter stuyvesant- BY J. 8 c. Abbott, cloth
Beyond the Breakcss-By Robert Dale Owen,
p1Bs Snche seymour-A Noyelzpaper75e.
Carmens fnhetitancc-By Christian Reid,
=, Gi,s Dore,hSy !. Charge by Frank Lee Dens
Strangers and Pilgims-By Miss Braddon,
Character Of 81 Paul-By Dean Howson, cloth
Pillar. 2. The s H e Charlotte hYonse
Cd Court Lie in Francc-By frances Elliot
Giri6oed Of shakespeare Hcroines-B Mary
Cowden Clarke, cloth 81 so.
A Journey 10 INC NeplIo u LIZ hAtu-oJ
Jules Verne, cloth 81 90.
Tho Yacht Chubby Oliver optic, cloth g.
The Little Camp.By author wide, Wide
World, % cloth 81 a5.il r'f " ~ si.L
Penruddocke- Hamilton Aide, cloth 81 Is,
Marjorie paw-By F. Il. Aldrieh, clo,h 81 50.
'eg7- 70 ss1s .a.r- I ga ...-. 80 ~
Any OF the above Books sent by mail upon 70.
ceiptof price. Address -
= 57i7s sSGs IEsaA I'D, STANTON
oc4 Cor. Market and l2th Streets.
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PERsoNAL-DR. HEIMBoHDo TO- THE
FRONT AeArNlWe are glad to see that
during the Doctora5temporarys residence
in Europe, the supply Of his genuine Elk.
tract Enthusiastically known specific for
urinary disorders and obscure complaints
in either sex-hasib suppliedlfrom bis
formula and apparatus by his representa-
tive here. The genuine article bears the
Doctors signature, and Is probably the
best known andsmOst. valuable remedy.ol
the kind in the world. John F, Henry,
New York, sole agent. Sold BY all drug.
eists. >lt'T SSciIrG1 oeod&w
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Sudden Death..suicide.

San FRANoBco, Nov 15.-Jo,eph Far.
rady and his friend Charles Dodge went
10 the California Thcater last night and
went out 70 take drink, when Dodge
became suddenly III and died. Farrady
seems TO have thought he would be &C.
cuSed Of poisoning his friend, and blew
his brains out. NJ
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POLICE CoURT.-At this court Satur-
day Philip Hoffman was fined % and
costs for drunkenness. Charles Freal and
James Lytleton, charged with disorderly
conduct, were discharged on payment Of
costs. - AVN u
Judge Cranmer changed the time Of
court to 10 o'clock, but on account Of his
absence from the city 1t will be held at
the usual hour this morning.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. G. T. Addison, form
erly rector Of. St. Mathews Episcopal
Church OF this city, was recently elected
Grand Chaplain Of the Grand Lodge, o.
Masons Of the District Of Columbia. 3 -
John W. Clarke, Esq3 formerly Super
intendent Of, the Crescent Iron = Works
now Superintendent Of the Louisville
Iron Works, Is in the city visiting old
friends. .slf ,uJSIyL4 ! ~
Mr.. John Rankin, d. the Cehtripetal
Power Company, has been confined tc
his room Tor some days with an attack Of
bilious lever. He was somewhat better
Saturday, and we hope to see;himi out u
o day or Two. gy.g -; gn,suCty
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TEE NEW WHEEL AT BENwooD MILLS.
We understand that the new fly wheel
at the Benwood Iron Works, which has
been in now for week, gives % great
deal more satisfaction than the old zone
and is doing good work. 1t is all iron.
The old one had wooden arms. The
weight OF both wheels Is 20 tons. ,. r. -
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STEALING oYsTERs.-Phflip Hoffman,
who was before the police court Saturday
morning for drunkenness, was arrested
about 4 o'clock in the evening for steal
ing case of oysters on Thursday night.
he was locked up, and will have hear.
ing before Squire Schultz this mornings
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A LARGE EAR OF CoRN.-Mr. Samuel
Adams, who resides on 18th street, has In
his possession an ear OF corn which foi
size and quality we think cannot be, ex-
celled in the State! It Is about 10 inches
long and has II rows Of grains, which are
large and uniform, and number over 900
The corn was raised by Mr.. Jonathan
Wells, on Mr.. Parkinson's place, inBrooke
county, near Bethany. lg - "a : I {
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cLo4Ks and Walking Jactess just re-
ceived and for sale.at less than one hall
the price they can now be manufactured
for, Of the best and latest styles.s They
are decidedly grand and the workman
ship can't be equaled IN this city. Call
soon Midget your choice al j w Fer
rela, Centre Wheeling. UllDUM
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CIRCUIT CouRT.-In this court satur-
day nothing was done with the exception
that Judge Melvin delivered several opln.
ions. The Court adjourned at noon, and
will assemble this morning at Q o'clock.
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MAoA1I1sTER.-Washing Hail. was
well filled again Saturday night jProf.
Macallister gave more than satisfaction
in his magic repertoire. In the distribu-
ton Of presents, Fred. Miller, residing on
Chapline street, near 2sth, received the
gold watch. Louis orth, who lives in
Fulton, . capecod turkey (codfsh). 10
night the great illusion, 1.-THE Enchanted
Pavilion viii be presented for the first
time, when a complete chamber set Of
solid black walnut will be given away.
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FooT RAcE.-John Buro and William
Able ran q foot race on the Island Sat
urday afternoon, for $50. The distance
was fifty yards. and Buro came out
about yard and a half ahead. ,.,.., %
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THERE are many and grave, complexi-
ties in human life. The present feminine
complication Is caused by doubt as to
the style Of iurs to be worn the coming
winter, Ia az .,asi.!lS
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GENTS Slippers in endless variety, the
calf Alex. Tie and calf Boots, hand made,
superior in style and finish to any ever be-
fore offered at L. V. Blends, 1875 Main
atreat . y4lIaIs WA on
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PrASOd 4sp oas4ilss q lower prices
than elsewhere, On Renting Plan Of other.
wise, at sheib's Music Store, 18th street
above Market.
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NUMBERS ofstar gazers peered anxious
ly toward the heavens until late hour
Saturday night, but the celestial fire.
works billed for that date have not been
renorted. ~ r. = - ~ = - -
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MANAGER FrTzsniMoNs plays his com.
pany at Marietta, Ohio, while the Lin
CARDS are at the Opera House. E
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BEAUTIFUL WEATHER.-Saturday and
yesterday gave us some most beautiful
weather. The sun was as warm as in
October. ...E .,... s..-At.. Il
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OvERcoAT thieving Is not so brisk as
usual at this time Of year. Perhaps new
coats are scarce. g"
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THE Churches were unusually largely
attended yesterday. 49,. ss~!.as.
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STILL THEY CoMR.-Another =cf
those beautiful Fursj Hat received, which
win Be sold out al great bargains. Sitter
G. RothSRE ETs58 lso8Ra ScsaH GB
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'sTEREoscop1c views Of al the iatsttesEa
ing scenes In the old aandnew world, ct
Roblnson's Gallery, III Main street a-'AN
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internal Revenue receipts for the
month Of November $3,87o5O2; for The
fiscal year $S6,750IA1.
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CONE ONE, come all, to Sitter & Roth's
to buy your iurs. They will sell you
Mink Furs'worth $40 for sos.
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LAprEs Misses. and ohfld's Shoes, FAN
styles, OF best Philadelphia and Eastern
manufacture at L. Y. Bonds, 1885 Main
atroat - lJzJ LsvistssA
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Doors A,u saoni Go 20 Blends for
your Boots and Shoes, where win be seen
the best assortment and cheapest Boots
and Shoes in the CITY. .. " Blond 1875
NairgSeet,s R. NJ
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FuRsI Fqr4lg ,Fars ~ Furs l!l at J. W,
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A CARD to my customerss and public
generally. That panic prices will be
met fully, being in daily receipt Of new
fresh arrivals ofLDry Goods from head
quarters. I am able and willing and will
give my trade the full fenetit Of the i'm
mense slaughter in goods. Nv. Ferret,
Main and Goth streets, Center Wheeling, i,
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NEW BRANCH SToRE.-Messrs. G. F.
Mayer & Son have opened branch to-
bacco store at :No!4t, i2thrstreet, the
stand formerly occupied by Mr.. Charles
E. Griffith. The ,Messrs. Mayer s. Co,
viii Keep on hand IN this store the finest
imported cigars in the market, as well as
brands Of their own make, such as Nor.
ales, sCrescents, 'snappersTetc!i Every
thing in that line Of business can be pur-
chased here at the lowest prices, with a
large and choice stock to select from.
The firm Is old and well known, and It
needs but this ann6unceme Tito make the
enterprise success. s5et
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GtsqmtelEiig
MONDAY, nov. II, 1873.
New Advertisements.

Steamer Andes.
Central Building Association
Oilal. l.s4
siIvey's Drug Store:
Seals-W. Va. Stencil Works.
Book Gases and Desks.
Real Bargains. u .. 10 5a-
Hsmilton's Opera House.
L. D. Slne's Git Enterprise.
Washington Hall: a,,.s. a.au
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FoBTY,RIaHT;pair Home 1IGd6 All
Wool Blankets Just received BY Nv,
Ferrel.. TJuIz aYI .EEuEou
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s T Fam EN- GINES.
-,aao BOILERS, - g
AND. MACHINERY.

stationary and Portable Steam Engines and Boil
On, Orays Anti. Friction Cotton Press, Circular,
Gang and Mulay Saw Mills; Portable and Sta;
tionary FIGURING Mills, Bugar Cane Mills and
Sugar Pans, Narrow Gauge Locomotives and
Dummy Engines for street roads and mining
Working Machinery Of every DESCRIPTION. Send
''' WASHINGTON IRON WORKS. u
90 Vesey Street, New York.
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CHEAp, PtANoa,AND ORoANa-Mn

BE lonofssilE, Wool ana CAmd Hal
Surges, Just opened by ]. W. Ferrel.
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LARaRsTlot and greatestvariety Of Pic:
tt1re Frames in the city Of Roblnson's Gal:
lery, III Main street. $500 = Z
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AmusenaHts,

HAMIET0NS OPERA HOUSE
III. JIars FrszsnnuoSs. -. Lessee and Manager.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow
Ing shows the range Of the temperature
as observed at silyey's Drug Store, cor
ner opposite the Post Office;
SATURDAY. .-...,.
Say. nH. sEA7 I; n
SUNDAY. ,..-l r....T., d,
- 81 ga A'S+ 10 = II
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A purely Vegetable ,catadrtle and Tonic, for
Dyspepsla, Constipation, Debility, Sick Head.
ache, Bilious Attacks, and all derangemenis Of
Liyer, Stomach and Bowels. AJAX your Druggist
lorit. BTlbdrt Of tsnitaaons. h - -