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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC

DEGULAR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATI0N-THIRD
III Senatorial DstrictAt ameeting OF the delegates to
regular Democratic for the Third
District held Thomas Duuaps in Frankfort strsst
Saturday evening Oct ~ 1853 pursuant to the call OF the
General Committee at Tammany Hail. Thcophlus Peck was
appointed Chairman and Joseph Hilton and William Miner
Secretaries
this district minated un animously.
The following committee then appointed to wait upon
his arrival in the city and also TO make
partitions for rattle alton meetng-First ward william
Nooney ward Patrick Coye Fifth ward Rowland
Hll Sixth ward, Patrick Matthews, Theophilus Peek
Chairman.
resolution OF thanks to the officers Of the Convention
then adopted and the proceedings then directed to be
published in the democratic papers.
The Convention then adjourned sine die.
THE0PHlLuS PECK, Chairman.
WILLIAM MINER, Secretaries
t5SNA''
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V0uNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB-
Tbs regular meetings Of this club will be hold At Stuy
vesant Institute an Tuesday and Saturday evenings
week. JAMES T. RRADY Presia.nt
JoHr II. AsrHoS, Secretary.
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HOTELS.

COOPER HOUSE, NO sA BROADWAY, WILL Re
opened for the Accommodation Of guests Monday th
October. A. j. TEASE TRO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A hERIcAN MUSICAL FUND sOCIETY-THE MEM
bers are respectfully requested 70 meet 81 the Mercer
house on Monday, nth in t. at o'clock in order 70 make
Grebner BY order,
Join c. scHERpv Secretary AXIS
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EVERETT HOUSE, ON UNION sQUARR-THR IN
" dsrsgned has leased tAs and spacious hotAl 10
Gated the nerhcry side Of Union sauars and Vii an
The the 10Th Of November This house has bss
erected expressly for the families
tans apartments mbracng all the comforts elegance
modern private residences Persons desrous Of mailing e.
rApgenents apply ut the daily from 10 to II n
HAWLEY D. CLAPP. Late Of liz Hsnntos HsvSa
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CEvENTEENTH WARD CITY REFORM MEETINGS
and nominatcns-At an adjourned meeting hold At the
Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Once At the corner Of Third
Association the evening Of the 18th day Of October inst,
the nomination Of candidates for the ensuing election
For AldermennAbra man, T n1aIs, r,A
gsry dOSnry nsys llh N NJ
John d clute. Assessor-Isaae Ward
Constables-yarnum 5. Nis benjamin s. Merritt.
School Commissionera--Wm. Hbbard, Jonathan u Ran
afss sss.
This ticket to sustain Mr.
eradicate encouragement city ssi.isH.o cheek
And capable ward At "a:
sssmins election There wa, much manifested on
The City Reormsrs q the Seventeenth ward will do their
solved BY the meeting publish this ticket in all the daily
TWELFTH wARD..Ar 4 NETTING OF THE CHAR.
Hotel street and Fourth avenue on thursday
evening 18th inst for the Of
psn.s nsPS
Is'n for charter s "rs
deliberations was that the following ticket unanimously
D4sss ], T15assr.
S. BENSON McGowE.
For Assessor,
For Constabes,
For School commi.sicner s. o''''''
wF W. sssso, sS.s.A wrsrrR'rL..
WILLIAM ii. CoLucK, Henry PArrERsor
For School Trustee,
JONI MEGGs.
inspectors Of election first district Patrick MsGovn viii
liam Wiley second district, John s. Austin John Ross:
third district Charles Boee Stephen Van Nssrand fourth
district, James Petit Theodore Tone 6fth district Poa
rius Ryer, James Smith. JOHN MURPHY Chairman
CHARLES BoIcE, Secretary.
TWENTIETH WARD. "A COMMITTEE OF THE GNR.
man citizens met at Begens Hotel Thirty street.
on Saturday night and unanimously nominated n w VIE.
sand Councilman for the Second district the Twentieth
ward. = - 'e'A
VOuNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CLUB-
Ihe regular meetings Of this club will be held At Stuy
yessnt Institute Tuesday and Saturday OF
week. JAMES T. BRADY Presiasnt
JoHr Ii. AsTHoN, Secretary.
HOTELS.
COOPER HOUSE, NO. A BROADWAY, WILL RE
opened for the accommodation Of guests Monday l7th
October. A. j. TEASE IIRo
EVERETT HOUSE, ON UNION sQUARE-THR m
~ dersined has leased ths and spaeiovs hotel 10
Gated tho nsthcry side Of Union square, viii sp
he he Of kSru
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TWENTlETH WARD. A COMMITTEE OF THE GER.
man citizens met at Begens Hete Thirty second street
on Saturday night and unanimously nominated n w wiz
sand Councilman for the district Of the
ware
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p0OTS, SHOES AND RUBBERs, BY THE CASE Oh
~ do.on fer cash II 10 surprising TO what fsrsnel
ade between cash and credit for these goods We would
all buyers 70 A. D. GALE Pearl srssS
o practical illpstr alton Of tha sti0n.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DERDAN'S GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE
~ MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
No. Wall street, New York,
are prepared to execute orders with despatch.
H. A v. POST, Secrstsyy
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nRyGs, CHEMICALS, PATENT MEDICINES, &C.-
~ Platna cardimums palladums asbestos, nickel, pow
der blue, manganese oxide scanium chamonile flowers
srgot rotensne pumics best rouge bsomins hypotaph
labarraques chlor soda cyanide potassium, patent
CLOTH Thorns extract oop.va Cresmans sPeeias
fumgatng psse nitrate ssrontia and baryta chlsrAt
possa butter sntmony lac sulphur. chloride gola fot
sAle ~ Nnoi nR L rrnouruA LII NALL. ,.sx
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A Whig on Banking

The Cleveland Herald has an article on
the Massillon Bank. in which the mystery
of iriquity" in banking is uRroled, exhibit
ing no very slightly picture, Like man
whose eyes have been blinded and suddenly
brought to the light the Herald founders
through half column of queries and anx'
elies about Banking, AMI winds up with the
belief that deposit OF Federal or State
Stocks would be the "only requirement" in
order to he rid Of the mystery AND rascality
of Banking. Is the Herald ri sht Aure of that
IN this era Of stock joboing, where the stocks
worth 10 to day may be down to 6Q to.
morrow; where money becoms tight ON a
panic and no sale can be had of stocks Of
any kind to relieve the community.
But about this particular Bank Of MasSil.
Ion, the Herald says,
The Bank of Massion Of course had its
array Of officers, its President, Cashier and
full board Of Directors; It's accounts have
been kept with exactneSs the Directors have
had their weekly meetings and declared its
sem-annu Il dividends, and the poor bin l.,
ed public has little dreamed tlat all this
form ,Iity has been observes inside mere
shell, that all this go)dIy OIL side show was
but n c. yer for a heartleSs scheme Of fraud.
But so it must be. The officers Of this one
man Bank have known where 1t funds We're
they mus have known or been aware that the
least sr to the ore lit Of the man who owned
it, would involve in Il serious loss the lan ,
cent creAulous bill holders, whe, looking
upon their miserable farce Of Bank governs
ment as genuine reality hai saltel down
the promises to pad issued bp the hanls Of
these dummies,
What ex ;use have the nominal managers
of this skeleton institution to render to the
honest, Woodworking farmers of Ohio for
the frau perpetrated upon them? Do they
say, that the Bank belonged 10 Mr.. Dwight
and like any other man he has a right to
do what he may like with his ownl This
answer is not satisfactory. The public
have extended conf lence to the board Of
Directors and the corps ofothcers in the full
belief that the affairs as that Bank would be
managed faithfully and honestly for the JOINT
benefit of ils stock holders and the public,
ana the absorption OF the funds of hat Bank
by one man. so completely that its credit
rested on tine uneasy wave of Wall street
was an outrage and q fraud"
Fl is certainly is Il sad commentary on
banking, The extract frona the same paper
published by US, today, about the Buffalo
Banks, is ano;he commentary, This is what
we might expect every now aad then, Evil
dences will thicken of the perfly Of Bank RS
so long as sdlishness can be priyiled sed to
prey on the peope--Statesmon.
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FTNHE greatest Discovery of the age.-panters,
Il Farmers, Families and others can purchase no
remedy equal TO DF TOBIAS Venetian Liniment,
f1r Dysentery, Cholic, Group, Chronic Rheumatism
Sore Throat, Tooth ache, Mosquito Bites Pains in
the Limbs, chest back, etc.
lfit does not give relief the money will be refund
ed; all that is asked is trial, and it according
to the directions,
1t is an English remedy, and was used by Viii
liam the w., late King OF England, and certified to
BY him, as q curs for Rheumatism, when everything
else had failed.
OVER 'lO,OO0o 900 BOTTLES have been sold in
the United States, without single failure, and
many have stated they would not bye without it if
it was $40 per bottle, in of Group, as it is rs
certain as it is applied
1t cures cholera, when first taken, in few hours;
Dysentery in half an hoUr Tooth ache in five min.
Atcs! 1t is perfectly limo. to take internally, and
Is recommended by the most eminent Physicians in
the United States. Price aAaAd 80 cents.
DIR. TOBIAS could fill dozen newspapers with
CUES accomplished by his Linimept, but considers
obtain relief need not pay for it.
DIR TOBIAS has put up Horse Lipiinent in pint
bottles which is warranted cheaper and better than
any other for Cholic, Scratches, Old Sores, Calls,
Swellfngs, Cuts, Bruises, etc Price 50 cents
DIR. TOBIAS Office, 2i0 Greenwich street, New
York.
For sale by FLEMING g. BROTHERS and DIR. KEYsEE,
Wooi street PittsblIg.
AGENrs.--John R,alE and Hamilton, Cadz. NJ
Joey 4 CO., New Market. Wilson & Ilemng Mas
tersvillc Brown g. Farmhouse and VIM. Walters.
New Hagerstown. Iul Schreiber, Moorefeld T.
Phipps e. CO., Smyrna. sep2S lS53ly,
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EE-ltis stated that an intelligent citizen
of Houston. Texas. has recently made a
close examination into the matter, and finds
that about $4,000 are spent every year in
that city for Intoxicating liquors--a city Of
about three thousand white inhabitants.
EFJoHS VAN BuRES maliciously insiR-
yates that some Of the hards belonging in
the Empire State. are merely sitting up aSith
the Union in order to rob the body"
~Amidst the breaking Of Banks, it is
said the Faro Banks in Washington City are
doing neecing business.
EgThe PaIchin Bank of New York has
failed. But this is "not apatchin., to what
we may expect.
ScHIsNs IN MAssACHUTETTs.-The New
Haven Register thinks that the reason why
the Thanksgiving proclamation of the Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts, was so Short is to be
found in the factt that there are so many and
various religious creeds in Massachusetts
that it is difficult to write q probation that
that would be satsfactorytI all.
EFThe Rhode Island General Assembly
adjourned at Kingston. after a session oftwo
days and ahalf An act was passed max
ing railroad aud steamboat companies re-
spunsibe in damages for loss of life by care
essness. The amount Ofdamage was not
limited. This, aud the act calling together
the constitutional convention were the only
public acts passed.
REMOVAL OF THE FL9LIDA ISnI4Ns,-At
meeting eft the lea ling citizens of South
Florida, held at De Soto, on the lath uItI'
mo, resolutions were adopted dePrecating
the hasty Or forcible removal Of the Indians.
as uncaled for at the present time, and as
likely to expose the Inhabitants of the
bordering counties to all the horrors of In
dian warfare,
ESG Alex. Mcdaniel, of McConnels-
vile, is dead, He has been a prominent
nan in Ohio for some SO years, as a mem
Der of the Legislature, Board Of public
Works. as an associate Judge, &c. He was
one of the Jackson Electors in 1882, and
contiped to be sound Democrat till his
death,
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Let's sit Down 6 Talk Together.
By rHouas zApLErL,E.

- AfiNAAe sAAAsAAA-AaN-
Let's SIT down and talk together.
OF the things Of olisn day,
Where we,l IKE lambkins 10 jsed from t'Iother,
Gayly triPPed along the way,
Time has touched US both with lightnsss,
Leaving furrows here an there,
And tingng with peculiar brightness,
Silvery shreads am Dng our hair.
Let's sit down and talk together;
Many years away have past,
And fair and foul has been the weather,
Since we saw each other asst;
Many whom We loved are living
In better world than this;
And some among vs. still ore giving +
Toll and thought for present bliss,
Let's sit down and talk together,
TlOugh the flIwers ofyouth are d9ai,
Sweet ferns still grow among the heathor,
And for us their fragrance shed,
Life has a thousand blessings in it,
Even for the aged man,
For Go1 has hid in every minute
Something for our eyes to scan.
Let's sit down ami talk together,
Boys we were-we are now men;
Wem'cta while, but know not when e'er
We shall meet to talk ag1in,
Parting time has come; how hsotly
Speed the moments when their wings
Are fanRed by breathing' issuing swestIY
From tongue tbu never stings!
- N..r =
S'TLe Democratic majority on State
icket in Maryland, has been increased since
asst year.
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A Democratic Governor in Yer
mont.

It seems almost incredible, but it is new
ertheless fact that Democrat by the
name of Robson has been elected Govern
or of Vermont. This is an event that has
not happened for twenty-five years, and
and such has been the inveterate Whig char
acter of the State, so attached has it been
to the fortunes of the Wing party in veal
and woe as to procure for it the cognomen
of the "star that never SETS" The Dem
ocrats 1859 claimed about all the States in
the Union for PieEce and King, but in all
the calculations, even OF the most sanguins,
Vermont was uniformly conceded to Scott.
No Democrat entertained the least hope
that Whig Gibalter could be carried, even
when the whole country was going Demo
cratic, that immovaIble had il always been
in its position as the base of the whig pyEa.
mid. 1t was always as unifoaRly certain
to rool up its majorilics of thousands for the
whig ticket at every election as the day
for voting came round, and as long as we
can remember, the whig papers have had
congratulating articles once in twelve
month, over the annual exploits OF ther par,
ty in carrying Vermont.
So benighted has been its political charae-
ter that the gallant band of Democrats there
have had hard work to maintain theiG or
ganization--being so long, oxerpowe,ed by
such tremendous majorities and have. con-
tended against all hope of supess, except as
a component part of the National Demo.
cratic party. But their dabbiag in the
Maine Law has beaten the wings even in
Vermont, and the flag of Democracy waves
triumphantly in its State Capitol. Their
last strong hold has been taken, and no.
where in the Union has whiggeEy O. foot
hold-it is beaten defunct party every
where. Vermont and Kentucky haze both
now Democratic Governors--a fact which
shows the extent of the wonderful politi cal
revolution that has swept over the country.
With the exception OF Massachusetts & Wis
consin, every State has Democratic Chief
Magistrate--and the elections this month
will redeem them without doubt, so that
the whole Union, for the FIRST time since the
organization Of rival parties will BY rep
resented BY Governors belonging to our par.
ty. Whoc say the whig party is not
dead?-- Gin Eng. s' 81 9@
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PREMIUM GOODS

'INHE Great Fair held on the Wheelingl Island
awarded to the subscribers three premiums aid
Diploma tor thc following goods:
Best Black Brocade Dress silks
Best und richest Embroidered swiss colOrs--
best embroidered Silks and Painted Chuleys for
Party Dresses-
And tor the Greatest Variety and Richest Dress
Silks we have aiso--ust received some of the pre-
mllm caasllneres and Persian cloth, yarns &C., VI
Mckee ~ Ro5erts0ns celebrated manufacturer
to ul OF which TO gether with our general stock Of
rich Dress Goods and staples we invite the public
attention. STONE 81 THOMAS
Wheeling, va sept2S 1853
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$50 RswantM

NJ be paid to any person who viii bay box
w OF DR.. TERRELS AeuiiAg Ointment, hnh
use il according to directions r they will call ny
office and say, with clear conscience, thst IL Wi
not completely cure chapped haudsi chi6luina ehaA~
ing, Sore Lips, Burns and Freeze Sores chdpsa,
and greatly alleviate fnot entirely cure Saluheuu.,
Piles inflammation OF Breast, bites ef Insects npi,s
on the Face, and all diseases of the skin.
MONROE TERREL, NaucatuclG, couR.
TO whom all Orders should be s..lFcssed 3S!.t
also by the Principal Druggists and coUaIy Ms,-
chants generally #. .a.
Wholesale DE soTs.-C CIickenRsr& g. CO., NJ,
81 Barclay-st., New York; A Mcclure 50 80, Alba
ny, Fleming & Brothers, Pttsbnrgh; Wln BliEtAs.E
and Bro, No. Liberty-st., Baltimore; 4 W Dgo,s
and Sons, Philadelphia
AsENrs--IOhn Beall and S Hamilton, Cadiz.
a,sH0S 1u
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CENTRE FOUNDRY.

J. u J. BAGGS,
No. % Main ST., CENTRE WHEELING,
TX EEP constantly on hand an assortment OF the
IN latest and most improved Stoves, embracing
every variety of Parlor, Shop and Cooking Stoves
Their western Virginian,"a coal stove cannot be
surpassed by any thing ever introduced into the
city. They have sold $50 of them within the last
six months pledging themselves to take them back
il they did not give satisfaction, and have never had
one returned
They also keep constantly on hand the latest stylt
of Arch Crates, warranted equal 10 any made else
where, also cast Iron Sinks, and variety of all
articles in tho Foundry line, which will BIZ sold low
tor cash.
prParticular attention will bo paid to all kinds Of
Job work. Wheeling, Va. Sept ID, lS53r,5m
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BOOK BINDER AND BLANK B0OK
MANUFACTURES,
No: ~ MONROE ST.. (up Stairs.) WHEELING, Va.
fINHE undersigned would respectfully beg Leave :,
l. inform you OF the fact, that he has purcnased the
establishment lately known as James NJ EwinEs
Book Bindeiy and Blank Book Manutaclory. .nnd
IS now prepared to execute 10 order, all kinds oi
auiing, to any pattern. Blank Books, OF every de.
scIlpnon will be bound i'll any preferable Style sr
as haltrhound. EulI-bound, Sheep, Russia Or esus
Russia Bands.
We arc also prepared to bind Music, Masrpsiass,
Law Books Periodicals., &c, &c. in any style tsst
may be preferred, TO compete with wnFk,doae inauy
part oEthe country.
Should you havt any Of the above work to do please
leave your order, tit small nwii be tnsnk.
fully Eeccived) ut my bindery, No. 2iA, Moaros
Street, tUp Stnirs.)
Wheeling, sep2S lS53-ly
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100 PILL~ FOIE 25 GENTS.

NJ E% ERA IN nsedicine, no more imposition Or
~ cXrOrlion, calsneL DIR. TcwNSENp's unl'
yersaI health pills Zach Bon contains 100 Pills
the astonashngy reduced rate OF % cents per boz
The poor seed no longer be @iShSut tho remedy
disease
The Proprietor of these PILLS therefore, ius,ls
bams to be Philanthropst, and the Gireat PlJnsr>
i'll the work OF providing for the suieliag not en.r
an lniable remedy, but OF p acing tins rsssN ~
within the means OF ALL however destitute their col
dtion
The Pills may be used with safety at aii tiuier:
they never violent in their operation, but always
through and efficient. This desra0e result il pc.
complished without the aid OF Calomel, the inaly
drastic purgatives usually employed, The pubic
may assured that Mercury, in none Of S turaEA
enters into their composition, ..-.
SARSAPARlLLAin in highly concentrated staas,
forms prominent ingredient; he remaining inKre-
dients are Balsains and Gums, long known and val.
ued III the Medical profession; the whole forming
4 compound uneqnalled tor all
Impurities OF the Blood, Costiveness, Jaundice
Female complaints, Sick Headache Pain in tsc
Back, Bilious Affections, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism
Constipation Pains in EAe Head, Pains in the Side
Liver complaints, tcbriig Infections, Plies lrres.
uIariti9s, Pains ii the Breast Pains in the Luilr
&c.
The Purifying properties of these Pills are belas.
ed to surpass the power OF all other medaiIfes Op
Grating always thoroughly, yet without the aid d!
mineral pOisOns they are peculiarly adapted taiH
lIg use; sa4a aHd, salutarY IN their impression upua
Tie systen;thfy MAY be taken at al times, aud By .i
Now for these, anl kindred discusses Tewnsvnds
Pills the one Great Remedy
They most speedily and eiiectualy do the work,
snbdung lnilanIations and Fevers opening obstrlu.
ted pores promoting perspraion and suolhins MGR.
did sensibIics In shod, they are warranted pet
ter than ali others-cheaper than ali-and destined
TO supercede ali! Try them, invaIids sufferers. one
and al-and recommend the Pills tosyour neigh.
bors.
9J Directions accompany cuck Box. A F Psi.
Al
Remember the Price, One Hundred Pills ofTwen-
ty-iive cents!
For sale by Patterson & co. and II Logan & ca.
Wheeling Va
AGlNrs.--John Beall and $ Hamilton, Cadiz. A
CrOskty and VI / ley, New Market Brown &
Farmhouse and w Walters, New Hagerstawu
A Jul Schneider, \ eheld. Il Phipps l. CO. -,
SEly@a. sep2s S33ly
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Golden Beehive Store.

JNFsH F1II UUUIIS.
WE have Just received our first stock of Fall
w Goods, comprising all the LATE Styles OF La.
dies and Childrcn's Dress Goods. The largest stock
OF Goods we have eveI brought til the city, aud the
richest and choicest stock Ol EmbrOidcries over
brought the city; together with unusually large
and choice stock OF staple goods ect, ect bought
goods this tall, which will enable give the great.
est kind OF borgains to all who may be in need of
goods.
An examination Of our stock is most cordially So.
licited. STONE & THOMAS.
Sept % Ia Main ST WheeIino
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Farm and Tavern Stand for Sale.

TINilE subscTihar n. ~ for a.. aIir 5nl Isss
sTn Stani. at p.rs,Hi urcg, 80 1 lsig., -l.A-a
IN MOorcfrid township, iis-rI=.a cU.i.ly yi1. ,gg
the Sseub-nyillc and Csmbiiis- Ate NoanIIEs,, Inad
seven Inies west otC aiz h Ylr u,iles fvs AlouIc~
field said Farm c0RtShIs III ncT-s " first taIg n.
nhuu; 100 Of " hira is cleared, rhi ia tir i;f.0f
cultivation This Farm l. w,I wal' Tsyi, - W.,
god Orchards il, pleuiy 0I Cord aBt iaD 5's>
'-tuno quarry in the country. IL Is wSI lass. 4:
trsl rate repair otherwise.
Ths Tavern Stand is orc c tilc ycTy bs-- - ~ %.
Sicubenyillc and CanbTidge, and tiln b.aiIars " ?
commDii0Js aud substantial, with sHflicI thiry
for ~ kOfaec. There are, also the pr.His two
other Dwelling Houses St0reTOoIn aud Esao.
smiths sbOp-all Of which will be sold or i-:ves.ldo
terms GEORGE BARILEfT,
Cassville, o., Sept. -, 1883 ''
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Mantillas and Silks.

4 FEW dOz beautiful mantias, made of beautI-
"a iul lusGred Black silk s,iwatered do, aud fancy
culured do, plain and embroidered, trimmed with
lace or fridge. Also, an unusually large stock ul hose
long SHwALS same make We have had last years
which every body says the prettiest aud chr
in the city Call and them at
Wheeling, Sept 2S. STONE & THOMAS.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NFw YORK, Nov. e.
jEFlour, State 1906; Ghio 7,I8@7,2I,
firm; holders demand an advance which is
not generally conceded. the merchants wait
ing for their letters; Southern 1851, 81.
Wheat, western ITS; tennessee / 81.