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The New York herald., 1845-02-16
PORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUARY Io.
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Cleared.
Ships Oxford Rathbone Liverpool Marshall Burgun-
dy, Wotton, Hayre Fox Livingson Celia Th.tcher Mo-
and Adler, lBre) Hohont Bremen, Pavensedt Martin w
Brett MAYHEM, St Thomas, Brett & Vose; Averon Jordan
ton Lewis-schr. Tiesa Hallocf Apaachcoa, Post s
Coz Hannibal, Parker do Plat Person; Chas Thorn
Jones, City Point and Richmond Wm Mckee Co; Olivia
Virginia Rollins redaricksbug Wood; Belle Mem ,th
Noliok Sturges Cearmsn Alhere Coneus Hadden Phi.
isdelphe l. McCready 4 Co; Columbia, Arey, Boston,
Arrived.
Schr Atlantic Creame from Trrdad do Cuba Jan a. with
ZIG hhds AZ tics bbs moasses Chast.an Ponvert Schr
B,llow Vintage from st Domingo for Boston, with cargo
Of coffee and iogwood ashore South side OF Cuba
became total wreck-part Of saved Cat and
Trinidad.
STILL BELow-Packet ships Wellington, Chadwick from
London and Oneida Funck from Haye barques Josephine
from kio Janero Lion from Apalachcola. The weather is
very thick and iogg The riys and bay, full Of drift
down to tow up the vessels
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BREADsTUrrs The market is rm but sales are not ve
ry large Western -four ranges from 81 ST. o33; Al
exandria 81 564 Illinois wheat brings dollar; bar
ley ga cents; rye TO- OATS 80 IS cents There is not
much wheat in market.
Sales Of western -four, in Albany on the 18th, were
made at 81 0s4 a4s73
CorroN-Our market this week has exhibited but little
animation Prices being higher than buyers for export
were willing to pay, and the weather nclement has had
tne preventing that free attendance of purchas
ers which is essential to lively Market and the conse
quence has been that holders have been compelled to
snpmit deduction when they have attempted to close
sales. We reduce our quotations accordingly =
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We unexcsptionabie eatus whose Intellectual brows are
@romdpstely @ hidden from view BY Of hair Conscious OF
o Shaving the hair from their fohead but the remedy Of
% Morse han ne disease be easily by
ss Of the I.zos To remedy this evil Dr. FI
rouDsEs SUBTLE which positively nlallibe the remo-
a oi snperfaous hair from Of the human frame
svs1 "a 1s uoa Of hair for T: ehs%ea
irh, and English ~i
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READ WHAT SCARPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
..-e~s1s HAS DONE

tFrom tie Albany Daily Knickerbocker
.- MvsT troy, june 3, 1914
THIS is TO CERTIFY that Willard nks, P,opr tor Of
4 West Troy Exchange Hotel having been afflicted with
DEAFNESS one for the last twenty and the other
for the last that impossible tor hear the
wing hearing the least was induced Sea pas Com
pouud Acoustic OIL for the OF Deafness and with
satisfaction am enabled that has Perfectly
stored my hearing and will be happy any person who
West Troy WILLARD JENKS
The following certificate addressed to Messrs A. d.
Sands, to whom the parties are known =
MEssRs. SANDS GentlemenThe foow ng statement OF the
beneficial effects produced by the Of Scarpa Acoustic Oil
on daughter send act Of justice that others
may have positive facts convince them value and eca
cy She was nearly deaf and could only be made
hear by speaking very loud. purcha,ed hottie which
used accordrg to the printed directions and before
ter part OF the bottle was applied hard substance dschr
ged from the and after the hearing in beth
completely restored Il is now almost year since the
eas S can % Se obtained BY those interested T SsSg my
Try CuRED-lt is without doubt of the
greatest Affections that beal become deaf his mis-
fortune in has hung with double weight the a
ced from the conviction that nothing could be hoped
from the hest physicians However feel much gatsd that
able to offer to the public certain remedy for this mis-
fortune in Scapa Oil and the time Law before them
positive evidence Of the great virtue OF this medicine We make
medcal gentleman IN one OF the eastern c,es" Yes,
scarpss Oil in eecting well in afording relief
certainly working wonders
Soldby A. ID. ands, wholesale agents for the propre
tors, No. ~ Fulton street, ast Broadway and 273 Broad
way. ~ lmsec
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Domestic Inip0rtatiOns.
0t..- +

New ORLEANs-Ship Indiana-6O hhds sugar Rowland &
AspinwaN5 Morgan co-so bbls lard q ties grease
fnrs Suydam Sage co7 Brown-33S bales cotton
Thompson Adams-l7 Stanton Frost-30 est, Oliver
Perry Matthews eo-loo bHs starchs hhds tallow Mil
ck Tucker2oi bbls moasses Chsstean Ponyert-l9o
pork 4s do lard s do clover seed Nvus son-67 do
Dater Miller COLO do f.xseed Macy Holdredge-i
Heberu Wiamsclg bales skins cask wax Randal-IO0
bbs iad d tcs hams Leland co-lt bales wool bags
,tle cow2 bo1s chocolate do .osPJ Bets coaO
Tucker Cooper col box specie Corning co-86 bales
ton So do moss 9 bis pkgs order.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Stock a5 600 bales. Freghts to Liverpool. dull at
b-lei; do to Havre dull, ac
WHrsKEy-Drudge casks are dull at 22c. Western and
prison barrels are steady but in moderate demand at
% 23ic
REAL EsTATE At .8ucton-l2 of land farm house
Stand oubuildngs Jamaica, LII. s267o
Four lots on 40th street, 100 feet west from Eighth
avenue, each 25 by 100 feet, at $225. ....... 900
Four lots on 4st street, 100 feet west from Eighth
avenue, each 26 by 100 feet, at $3.50 ......... TAO
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Amuscnnents.

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS AT PALMo's Tur.
TRENT. kneass and his troupe repeat their per-
Iormances at this establishment during the ensuing week
me novelty OF the entertainments, and the multiple
city and varied character Of the music it will be very Al
,acva and draw as great not greater audiences than
previously. They are well worthy Of patronage
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w Il U H. NATIO l. G RCU us
PARK THEATRE.

WEIGHS NATIoNAL CIRCUS,
PARK THEATRE.
The Manager ever anxious the wishes Of the public
eg-kEDUcTioSSS' TFicSS'ft' Of Il PRTcEs.-@ isiISfs:
Go,,.r Gonss. .....'............;S ;S5 Cents
MONDAY EyENISG February The e.1is1.."es a Q com
F Sfpf pER1 Th Grand cavacads Ensrs entitled the HEROES
Followed by splendid Equestrian Scenes Po.ures vaulting
Dinss 1RssMas ts'is
s the BS!SsI' %s. Xxi Kniads S MesGoum &c.
w Vi fGssaS Saa Y Spectacle
MAD AM %SToNY sS ie'i'sa WAYNE!
,,, BOLD HORSE DEvlLDARE. f't
sd %s Slide sspi and
Ts s.sssS 81 81 f. S.s ,S "'
- THE fff! TRiGSFa iiG'fsisi ST i;iPligig EISgihrY.
r II. hh ne Insraetsfs sustained by Treble Company
Doors onen at O'clock and performances
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
MR. kNEAss AND L1SSEE TEoHRE FOR ONE WEEK
Of The w s @ h S b s
s'q's o's'a''' E1'I1Tissass TRGNsS sn,'sd 1RT Il
H WHICH will be introduced the principal airs from the
o1 e. Th Ge.ss5 ss. win
THE VlRGINIAN GIRL.
BY the whole Troupe,
synihs Sue ssnorins Lu.cieaehs Pooraoose se.
1s%ss at s'snola si.fs sy yef T.naI:ss RaTs
Sd%5.s SiS Dad Si;;. Ssai t. , sig fasay:s1.s:
ss &c ss @ sIGf S
Ss s as 6S full asxSl ie d9ss
First and Parquette so cents. Second tier IS cents Private
Doors open at 81 ocock-Concert to commence at TX
O'clock Boz Office open from 10 TO O'clock
SIGNORA PICO'S
e. RAND VOCAL I 4 AND ~ \ INSTRUMENTAL ms CONCERT.
WEbNEsbAY EyES1NG Nj next, 10Th instant.
AT THE TABERNACLE.
The following eminent performers kindly volunteered
MADAM, 'S,lI ,%sS%EE% ifi;ffi EE% this '''''''''-
L.,a., Of I'll. o,ss.,,, SISSGk ssSs{ k1SsHTT EARETTI
MR. TlMM vii I'll AUSs preside VSS SISs Piano Forte.
a-Grsnd D"aMQuania Amois, from LE.ir H orene''ra
fsS and ss
Italia Ras.n psSsTe ALA sSnSGr' from III i TgIee @
Grand Due 81 ussire," from Cappistsis Mon
Era:h ssh Bsslini' saI ~ sga P,eo and Madame Otto.
sung for the first time by. Signora Pico
PART II.
2-spanish Ballad from Banco sgnoIa Pco
s-pao-"I Pescatori." from the Album musicale Of
GRAND DUO from ''naa'0
fi.s MADAME M.a A'SSs SS
e-Ths beautiful Aris, "Ah quel sorno," from Sc
s@ro be had at tn. principal Ao 1s.f Muse MfasH
| Stores, and at the doors
Door. open at halfpast oclOck-Concert
| nall-past o'clock. f16tol9rc
i A Nj ,,rye,
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nenPs Hair Restorative, at his Agency, No.
67 Walker street, first store Broadway.

Gouraud's Italian Soap for curing frecIxIes,
slownes other injuries the skin Warranted az the orr
gina Once, CT Walker street, first Broadway
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DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor at his only
Agency 67 Walker street, first door Broadway.


Changeable and wet weather will produce
colds and coughs which negeced lead fatal
consequences Shemans Cough LoIenges auidcte
they aay all irritation speedily give quiet rest and cure much
sooner than other remedy known Hundreds Of cases
which have teen neglected until confirmed consumption was
The result 81 might have been cured By timely Of This
ITO Broadway Astsr House, Hudson street, Bowery
n East Broadway 86 William street, Faton street Brook
lyn Ledger Buildings Phadpha; and State street.
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AUCTION SALES.

NAVY AGENTS. OFFICE)
rr,ttr roI o,y,,,<, .,, New York, Feb 9, I845. (
Auction at the u. g. NAVY Yard R,ooLioio oio AZ uoIc
Monday. 18th inst az i2 o'clock Nil undss ~ ~ 4, op
the subscriber viz - - ~ ~ ui'eeeon OF
1 Bbl Pork Tin Pan
and ~ g 0dths bbs Beef, IS boxes Pepper,
iss- lsodths bbs Flour, 10 pair Scissors,
25t lbs Raisirs, "a Ibs Tobacco
1921 lbs Bread, Horse
Slk lbs Tea, na;r VVb;te EIapueI D,,.s,.
o9xes Backing, 10 pair Yarn Socks,
~ ~ Jack hny-s, pair Yarn Stockings,
~ au boxes Mustard, White Linen Frock
s sv sewing Needles, pair White Linen Trowsers
oaps ,ps ,oHee, Blue Cleth Jackets,
az az ips Cocoa, 3White Flannel Shirts.
bbls Indian Meal Snoon ON ei'
~ bush. Beans, at5' 'Th,mbIes
lbs Butter,
Terms Cash.
eo,, JAMES II. SUYDAM. Navy Agent
- 70 " TIC No. So ourtandt 81.
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All rhiIadelpni. subscriptions to en-,

All Philadelphia Subscriptions to the
HERALD be paid the agents, Zieber Co.. Ledger
Buildings Third street. Chestnut. where single copies
also be obtained daily O'Clock.
" All The and cheap Publications for sale their
tablishment Wholesale and retail.
10 With the e.ceTion Of one paper, the Herald read
that city, aordng valuable medium advertisers Adver
tirements handed to the half o'clock will APP
Isar IN the Herald next day. n4ly
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MARITIME HERALD.
ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem favor if Captains OF Vessels vii: ave
70 RonEnI SILvEY Captain Of our News Boats. report Of
the shipping left at the whence sy sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their cargo and any foreign
edatsy their arrival Agents and Correspondents home
abroad Will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the MARINE lnfclllgeuce they Napcr, Inform
of any kind will be thankfully received
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Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements or the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established M
paper w. 8. RICHARDSON, M D. Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College Nassau stree
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-, n1,urQUJI61lLSs ~ QyJI1lSs FLOWERS. SEEDS & PLANTS
,nd ~, % respectfully begs to inform his friends
au c unie tnat ne has made temporary ar neements
sm m from hr store OF Mr. HARRISON Broad
way au truce steS Bouquets composed OF the most choice
snd swe5 seea.d eSGucs can be had moments notice
WI os aansed i he various styles
ment Of Mr. w. Njblo. ' '"' oeeu r'''aoi''"
Choice Annual flowerns Seed Vegetable Seeds and Flower
~ sinnn, on mana JOHN ROBINSON
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Died.

Died.
On Friday evening, l4th inst EDWARD C. W., son Of
Charles and Lucy Ann Stetson, in the fourth year Of
his age
Funeral this Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock, from the
Astor House. Q3- Boston and Salem papers will please
copy.
On Saturday, 10Th inst SorHIA MILTON aged 4 weeks
daughter of Charles M. and Maria Walcot
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ai,ue M his treatment would be almost unknown IL The az
nicsd would apply him yhen dmnu ion sight is first
csd, the early Of Inflammation however acute
use af
son Of Mr.. John Buntead Of Jersey City, almost
rrdsr,ck Bnttin 40 Broome street. bad Of rits
yonn "a hobers-bad cassn Ridge between Stanton
Cornea. " i""ie"' oPs"a''''ae"" o'ee'"'e"
70 Chsmbers street four doors from Broadway. Hours
oil attendance from II A. Nj to Nj isundays escepted1
'lee W nv Poor gratis. (fl6 ny jai lmsm
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" White a white sail ON dusky sea-
When half the horizons clouded and half freeo

Dr. Felix GOuraud's Beautiful Preparation
q Blanc dEspagne Spanish White when applied to dark
skn certainly does look white white sail on dnsky
e 6u what Is more material ha, the power of transform
he me darkest aud toughest skin the whnes smooth
ness Of alabaste Ladies using washing and gentlemen
inter shaving will find the luxurious article they ever
e WITH For sale only DR. CPS depot CT Walker street
hrst store from Broadway. 25 cents tox.
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New stock Exchange.

SAILS SrocKs-BosroN, Feb. Ia
IL shares Charleston Branch RR, 80; 20 Long Island
RR, ut; 1l0 East Boston dividends ali IL Eastern RR
NH e7 10 Western RR 90; II do sst 53 do 90; Hamil
ton Manufacturing Co, l0 Reading RR 248 so do 24I;
80 do bolol, 24i; 200 do a44; so do, bOal, 24a.
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THISTLE RAIL-

BALL.
'JNHE MANAGERS of the THISTLE BENEVOLENT
ASSOClATlON respectfully announce that their Second
Ball for this season, will tke place THURSDAY EVEN
ING, Feb 20 is43. at Iammany Hall.
ann 9ncng their Second and Last Ball for this the
sincere thanks fer the very patronage
first Those visit the abodes of pennry and
distress little conceive the good that done by judi
co9sy distributing small Of moneys especially during
inclement The Managers proud acknowledge
that through the kindness Of their they have been
mental allie waiting without distinction of country creed
the mls-rs Of aud dsery families; and they
hdenty trust that with increased efforts please the of
the Committees this Ball WILL like all receive
the warm support OF a generous public.
The order Of Dancrg according to programme The Manage
Mr. Waaces excellent Banhhas been engaged for the
sion. The Committee have used their e1eons the
Of the Programme and selections Of the Music
meet with universal app obation.
The Ball will be by the Highland epe and Ma
onal Airs will be PLAYED previous the commencement
well as during he iner mission Of Dancing.
Doors at 7-Dancing will commence precisely
o'clock; The ion Of the Ball will be known by the
Band playing 'Guid night, an Joy be WI youa'
81 to admit Gentlemen and two Ladies' to be had
OF the Board Of Managers, viz
JAMES CuRR 206 Hudson street. President
WM RlCHARDSON corner of Perry and Greenwich, v.
GEO. HARRISON, 70 Courtlandt street, Treasurer.
WM MCLAUGHLIN, lis Elizabeth street.
JAMES VIRTUE, corner 18th street and 5th Avenue.
ph DOUGLAS, corner Greenwich and Laight street.
LANES DuNLuP John street. Brooklyn.
JAMES ESP1E, 2lst and 1st Avenue.
QT-Checks transferable.
M lw A. CAMERON, secrstary. sal Hudson st.
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DIR. BROWN, Oculist, begs to
inform the public, that he continues
his successful treatment on all dis
eases of the Eye, and TO which cases
OF ten, and even for so long period
as forty years. have yielded, after
they have bafflrd the skill Of, and
been declared incurable, by eminent
Physicians and Oculists. About six
ed by MEASLES and Small-Pox but
whi, h, if properly treated in an early
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Married.,

Married,
On Monday, Sd inst by the Rev. George Benedict
GEO H. Curtis, to Miss JOAN J. WoLr daughter of DR.
Elias Wolf all Of this city
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State or Trade.

AHEs-Pots are dull again. at So rs s73 for old and
- for now. Pearls are steady at 81 les.
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SIXTH ANNUAL BALL IN AID OF THE FUNDS
HEBREW BENSvoEENT ai isEE SOCIETY,
% sf Sl1ss s s''''
may be had q either oi SSS%TfFTS
IS, Maiden Lp. SG ~ SS3%Ssy %syI
LsSy No Chatham 80 and dGns'S% Menioe s st.
Mr I. J Smmon',. No 1853 Pearl street.
NJ 1;.e tiod}i.v; 40 81. 90 BBosddway.
iseSosis.1c Lionel a. MYERS eGssT.' Tsay
NIBLO's GRAND SALOON,
OR CON r t S N ID b. LIS !.
fass ise for for Concerts. 49, sss
UFRANKLyN BLUES GRAND MILITARY BALL,
takes place Nibos Saloon. Monday February nth,
" THE HEBREW BENEVOLENT AssoCIA.
TONS Annual Ball takes place at NibO's Saloon, We'd
nesday, February 18th
1.-THE ARGUS GRAND, MILITARY BALL takes
place at NibIo's Saloon, on Monday, February Gath.
Bal plaes at Nibo saloon on Wsdns .day February
M HTHE MoNTSoMERY GUARD a,,nd Military
1.-THE N1, ST pAv5ps SOCIETY win held their Apau.
the aSss Tss' o'clock Tickets 3 npd e s s'r,d: r,.;n,
hS PooL-P.eEsi p he ais! EseIasfyTS :p!.aaid
Solen Bs"n inp n on Fdsy 1870 tons %
regular day.
The accommodations Of tins spendid ship
Tor cabin second cabin and Those wishing
TO send for their friends in the old country make
with the subscribers favorable terms to have them
brought the above magnificent sailing Liver
pool or in any Of the New Line Of Packets
w. " J. Il. TAPSCOTT,
fl5rc rs South street corner Walden Lane.
Ex& tQK NEW ORLEANs.-Loui.,ana and New
,&3&\ York Ilns-Posvely First Regular Packet-To sail
16.l6th Fs6r9My The elegant fast sailing packet BARGE
JACUB D. WALbEN Captain Houland will positively saul
above
or freight Passage avng handsome furnished
taons apply board Orleans wharf, foot Of Wall street
orto 4. X. COLLINS Il Co,
IS South street
Positively goods received on boas ii Saturday evening
18th Feb.
Passengers will please be board O wharf, loot Of
Wall street, 10 o'clock Monday morning. which time
the ships will sail.
Agents in New Orleans, Alessn Huln and Woodruff who
will promptly forward all goods their adArsss fSrc
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ITALIAN MUSIC AND CONCERTS.
M A d A Me Arm NOlJLT
spco Will ,l haze the h1nn. % r to give 81 her o,v
At the end of this month"; Particulars hereafter.

lIALlhN MUolC AND CONCEhIS.
MADAME Arm OULT
sEcoMb5 coNGERT esSs !Rs sfnff IN e NEW hEws York
At the end of this month. Particulars hereafter.
Hc-MADAME ARNoULT begs leave a. tn. same time
quarters New Yo she viii s9s lessons
sAfay Sans 81 from IL o'clock No.
ses Broadway. rs It
MENDELsSOHN'S LOBGESANG.
Nh; GEORGE LODER, respectfully informs the subscri-
81 S SiI'f
Ss
THE HYMN OF PRAISE.
NOR fAsT AANsHofNlNI' f.
FULL CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
For this splendid composition, MS Mr. Loder indebted
to the kadeess Of gentleman Of this city. who has Just
sromed but onee for the opening of the Church of St.
s Ss aie Tickets.
nit il five persons. Three Dollars.
To commence at o'clock precisely. Full Prorramme in
future announcements. fla re
THE FOURTH ANNUAL SOIREE OF THE
FRANKLIN BLUES,
WILL take place at Nblo's Saloon MONDAY Even
spared by the Committee render this the han fetc
q the Gen men may procure ticket. Of any Of the
Lieuen,nt BIuse $50 Water street.
sergt A T. chatham, N" ) franklin Square.
Mr. J. I. Mills, 1873 Cherry street.
at Niblo's Saloon. f3 3tsje
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

MRS JONC, wife Of Peter Jonc New Orleans NAV hear
post paid to MIR JOHN rIJEE;s 'Ae
ilo H"rc No. IA Pine street New York
NOTlCE.-A!l persons having claims against Ebenezer
Grummun late of 81 Bowery will please send their bills
IN TO the undersigned, without further notice.
Also all indebted 4. Crummup will please
call and settle their without delay Bowery
e. +. CHAMPION.1
sis lwsrc q. GRJJNfMiTN * Assignees.
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wool.

Vlc enc quality OF the ,lrccp at the lair ON
"Wednesday, led III to make some enquiries in
relation to this article, aud It's selling price
ms year We find That lhc wool of Wash
ingtou Ohio aud Brooke counties j. finer and
brings IA market, more money than an, OTHER
wool ~ Tic nnion. Mr /. !. Yarn,ll or ,l5..
county, sold some wool this year As liol, q.
60 ots. Ms. Elgington. of Brooke all q
larger LOT al 81, Mr.. Bell Of Washington a,
the same price, and Others wc could name.
sPnc Of The wool from all thcs, 1ock.
went lower, bo, none lower than 81. For
'hl' year, wc consider Ibis most cxtr,ordi
nary phcc. Wootlron past of tl, sang fla, Is
dtple aboYc. which had ten bnt two ve,rsiu
Illinois end Missouri. sold ios-., ANT 9o 80.
less thnn the above. The wrf G;S6u.s inf,
80 IA tiess States. harsh ART oi,y. n,,,,,h,,
from tie wiItgra aud thu. hnpdt s,,.o.
l'flere This k,ct shows. hat t,n pr,i,;es =,
the great west will not do for %ool s,e.yir,
The fact y. svot.l,yof astcR,ici,. and ,,lltcn,
to sustain the price Of l,ajsif, Weston, Pm
. Nania aud Virginia
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A rAcr woRru xNowlNa -.Ns.nsr.man

:. AFACTl woRrH KNOWING --Hesnsieman
% a Sc-ufusus iisbr. h-crm' AL; re 1ih.Llcss-
aii'e~ Of Me Thsea, mid Nme. aud . di,asrsesble-
and Troublesome disease of the kin. indeed h's
~h.'e ,y;stn hare the mn,ls Of beng ,s,nrs'ed
with 5isease Ons hand and wrist were much
dec,ed ihqt be had lost he use ri The hand. every
part being coveted with deep, painful ard ofiens,ve
Ulccts and his hand aud wrs, were 10 hollow and
orous rs kohtycomb. II was NJ sins stose Of
he complaint, when death appeared ineviiahle.
irnm a h,athshe disease. that he CONNIE need the
use 81 Jayne Alternative. aud having taken sztcen
boues IL now perfectly cured. Public Ledger. Z,
This ALrknAriyE operates through the cifcu'a-
ion an, purlIics The blood ond erndcaies diseases
from the system. wherever located; mud the n,ime-
nnrs cures 1t hns performed in diieasesof the Skim.
Cancer. Scroula, Goitc. Liver complaint. Dys pep
STA nad cher chronic diseases, is truly astonishing
Prepared only by DR. ID JAYNE. No South Third
Street, Phiiadelph ...
FIR sails ny DR. } CRUMpACKER. l73 Main ST.
w.. el,ng. Va. oct l3
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toHN N. OREM a GO.

ooo , NJ Eht II Ant TAILORS,
80 MdTkt S., " W. corner nj T,51r,,s
Bu,vr ,, BALTIMORE
I'VE received their FALL. and WINTER
- supply m CLOTHS CAsINrsgs aud VISA
'N"s' winch they will meke 10 order in The hes,
ms iash;oua lo style. "'''
m'hNlLEMEN'S CLOTHING - On hsseeond
" +" '"eH 'nnd ne, " hich has been ffted 10 for
he purpose wal be found largo assortment M
he finest and medium qualities OF Clora,so p,.'
~ MADE' ol superior style and wvrkmas,h,o. II
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Df DUNCAN Dear Sir,
The urgIcrs'gncd. yaricnf nndc, ,
nc ''S' 'hf'c mhnl's, WI" has been l.,,, ,,r. 80
= "hs's Pnm"n"lis ~ pulmnfofy tf,,,,o..o,..
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'n"d h"n any roiief was fbe,eL,,. ,t..
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"''"g no f0n6Genre ~ the rpcd,cin, -, 60,
we consumption; bm a. please lie na,ion, ~
m"'d him 10 send - your agent IN ~, -, "
/ 'onhe'e'S ior Ire medicine. which ~, ~, :,
n''u accounting Ia The dnecr,,ns acco,n,' ''''
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nc he,ainc pefiectiy well IbcIicvc ho $50, ~ ~,
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"'l,''F ow eHpoc'ofnhf medicine v III c,,n,;ono 4
v" ''f nc cons 7rnp'wes generally. ss m ,Lo -.
eae Yours Respectfully wv "'"''
ma., Da JAMES II DlcKgy
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