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To Invalid. and Travellers.-Wolfs,s

Schedam Aromatc Selma by the prope-
tors exclusively at sehiedam in Holland for medical use
best barley that be obtained in Europe a any cost with
aromatic vegetable dccooton, of the sautary and
efcscous properties, from the botany Of Italy other
medicinal beverage at present in in the United States
combines such peculiar virtues with uniform m
ness In gravel CONT chronic rheumatism and
OF the kidneys and bladder it's effect prompt
weconGrmed to need neither the testimony patients
nor of physicians 1t in continual and increasing il
cases and many others are attessd by the highest written
authorities In all Of dropsica tendency II
the only remedy required when adopted the early stages
the disease In when taken in proper
titles as diet drink and especially at dinner
DC eeetus in the most obstinate instances when he Of
by protracted chronic maades sluggish and
exhausted vital by whatever induced almost
certainly obyated by its udicious adoption while
ate from every deeerious and the
feet purity Of all its materials It from the
njuring the most impaired constitutions
by such symptoms
ut up in quart and pint bottles, handsomely wrapped
with FAC smile OF the proprietors
Fer sale by all the and the
United States. UDOLPHO WOLFE
Sole importer and proprietor y Beaver street
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American Institute Cattle show Will, tn,

place the 18TH 2O and 2ls Of October inst at Ham-
ton square on ten lott granted by the to
the American Institute for the square
lies between the Third and Fourth miles
the City Hail. S
Railroad and omnibuses pass square
throughout the day Passengers 70 and come at pes
sure Fare the only five cents expected that
this fair will be the exhibition tho
gsst variety number and quality Of horses horned cattle
any time State Entrances can be made nm t
Wednesday, tho 18th inst, at noon.
Admittapce twenty nye cents
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Court Calendar This Day.

Q. s. CIRCUIT CouRT-he trial OF the Henry Clay steam-
boat calamity.
SuPsnds CoURT-Geperal Formulation calendar.
SupsfMs CouRr-Crcuit.-Nos III, 81, 3l8, so, 32T
322 S24 to 1882.
Common PIxAs-Part Nrst-Nos 500, sl5 s2s, $40,
277 3l7, 205h, 427 ais, I'll, 3d. $685. $685. 87O ST..
Part secondNos 1913 GOT, 6s4 S04 $50, $685. 262 677,
2l7 225 255, 3l6 $780, $685. 1896 to 400 402 4O5 4Oe
4o7 400, 4l0 ALL 44 AIS 4ls 400 49, 49, IA to 49,
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RIGA, vii reopen the National phtheatre Philadelphia
the LIST Of November 1863 with most talented
companies in existence The dramatique will consist
Of the most superior liable TALENT the stud Of
and paracled FOR their sagacty and the
of artstos will be ed by their
this any other country. Note-We predict that Mr.
North with hi tlemanly partner Henry Turner Esq,
will meet with that cordially aud that
ever received fro the oitzens Of our sister city.
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Political IutclIlgence

Calvin Hudson Jr., vi Rochester, has been nominated
by the barnburners for Congress- in the Twenty ninth
district to supply the vacancy occasoned by the resgna
ton of Mr.. Body.
The wings have nominated Henry Wells for Judge the
Seventh district.
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OF Europe, and who understands not aword OF
the French or any other modern language but
his own Mr. Mason, it is said, win not take the
office; but even if he should, we are very sure
that he will not remain in it much longer than
a year-just sufficient to enable him to pocket
the outfit and salary of eighteen thousand dol
lars. The Senate, we are confident, will recall
him, and great many Others besides, who are
utterly unqualified for the positions they occupy
in the present ominous relations of the world.
Such is the amount of our information on the
French mission, in connection with the name OF
Mr.. Bennett, which has been bruited about so
much in the newspapers We have no doubt,
however, that he will Immediately prepare and
forward an application to the spells Cabinet for
this mission; and in anticipation of his doing
so, we now call upon all the newspapers, and
upon the whole tribe of stump orators through
out the country, to take up the important ques-
tion and discuss the merits of the applicant, in
order to enlighten the Cabinet ON the matter to
be brought before them and to determine the
mind of the President when the issue shall be
made
We, therefore, announce with great modesty,
but with equal formality, that Mr.. James Cor
don Bennett, the editor and proprietor of the
New YORK HERALD, is now au applicant for the
highest embassy in the gift of the American
government and that is the embassy to Paris :;
and that he will forthwith make out all the ne
cessary papers and present them in due form to
the spells Cabinet, for the solution of this i'm
Dortant ouestiou We therafora call IN our
contemporaries, here and elsewhere, to fire away !;
our dependence is on the good sense and patriot
ism Of the President.
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genteel society IL Is indication that the
gentleman Of taste and who aad appre states the
advantages dress His fall style perfect
tou, will sought ater by all lovers Of
Knoxs popularity Is the Increase and No. l1
Fulton street crowded from morning till night. Mr.
KNOX Is Of the successful business In this 70
ahead
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ALBERT Ii. NiIoLAY will coli this day some nrae and
edid cottage ses located in the beautiful village Of Up.
or Norrara, within " minutes u
o Inc sale III take place on the ground at o'clock r.
A. comprising fifty Ian and villa sites contain.
ing from hive to ten city each This beautiful
known as Fordham Heights and the
On the North river The streets All handsomely graded
nd portion of these plots have shade trees unor,
HEM and 'the water &C this place is excellent Seventy
i've per cent OF the purchase
Tor term Of The title iudisputabe of which
printed abstract will be furnished, free of cost pur
chasers bis desirable property only 70 Ia
appreciated and recommend all persons who are DESTROYS
OF purchasing villa site IN HEALTHY location 10 EXAMINE
s PFC pery aud judge Off themselves Free tickes
70 The sale by the 5 and 80 o'clock trains Of the
Harlem Railroad Also thographc and full pa rtiem
lars can be obtained applying to j. W. Barker No Mas
au-street or the auctioneer, No. 40 Wall street.
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Words of Little Katy win he written by Soon
Robinson, author Of the orn, story published In the T
lune composed by Horace Water author Of the Mothers
Vow, &c. arranged by Thomas Baker with beautiful Wig
nette illustrative Of the meeting with Little KATY Price IS
cents Published by HORACE WATERS 333 Broadway, the
great piano and music establishment.
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rope-the time fer the struggle has come-he struggle OF
right against might But before you volunteer 70 q
EHods Ses broaiway and get your picture for YOU
turban, and Turkish trowsers, your own mother WONT
know you Roots pictures however, perfect and un
chAngeable
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all wearers Of nne hats 70 know that thehats sold Raj
fERTY LEASH for - and r. cannot be surpassed ID
give each customer dasucrrtyr ken neatly inserted
In the top Of his at No ~ Chatham opposite ChambsrS
and corner Of Chatham and Pearl streets.
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the that 9TH charge for are
rally far superior to all cheap that are made To
time and money and obtain good keneses go to REES
&CO.S, go Broodvny ="
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Mails for Europe.
THE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The royal mail steamship Arabia Capt. Judkins win
leave this pert at noon to morrow for Liverpool.
Subscriptions and advertisement for any edition Of the
q Europe
IIvERPooI-John Hunter, No. Paradise street.
LosDoN-Edwards, Sanford l. Co., Cornhil
VIM. Thomas Il Co., No 1s Catherine street.
PAnIs-Iivingston, Wells 4 Co., Rue de Ia Bourss.
B. Il. Reveil, No II Rue de la Banque
rhs European mails will close alpast o'clock
- morrow morning.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half past nine
s'osck tomorrow morning Single copies, in wrappers
u1xpsncs.
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WCshts-ihese are coored and in . nice morocco case
I'm WIN vevt and twice the size that has made
sost ~ and " elsewhere Every day remark that
nave paid Tor pictures not good Arson puts mn
r % cent? Better pictures be expected where they
ste constantly st deiv ring pictures avar
AYE minutes Remember, ANSON, $50 Brosdway opposts
the Metropolitan Hotel "'' 0pp''ass
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mezxographs, or Daguerreotypeso ON Paper.
attention u called 70 this feature d.
{greotype gallery S9 broadway Leonard street.
Aleo ais new style Of ooored dsgvarreotypeS.
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silks and other Dry Goods. Our Lady Read

gtrnrperp city who wish purchase Kind
dry goods viii Of the beat assorments in the city
at Hitchcock 3H broadway, and will sure
get fair price They selling the best quality
OF ak gloves at fifty cents.
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Fine Arts.-Daguerre0typcs I'm Oh, by Mr..
WM H. BUTLER, 13l broadway, corner of Murray street.
This beautiful art combines the detail Of the daguerreotyps
with the finish Of the finest miniature painting, 'N
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Wholesale Hat and Cap establishments
The undersigned hnnd stock Of caps urs
AM buffalo robes will ssse dossn
otherwise At low prces for Country merohsuN0
would do we'll TO call G. r. ATKINS,
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CoaksThe subscriber invites te attention of ladies his
splendid assortment of claboaty embroidered cloaks In
rich Lyons velvet which admitted by all connoiseurs
inspected them be tho elegant that have
hitherto been reduced IL Is city Also, great variety Of
plain velvet and cloth coaks in the latest fashionA
MOLYNEUx BELL. u Canal stgeeA
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NuUAOHWX
Of broadway Murray street. continues
it's patrons in the satisfactory that has
done
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NEw HoTn-TR COOPER HorsE.--Another hotel has
been added to the already large number in the city or
raher, an old one has been meIamorphosed into a new
Yesterday the Cooper Houte 334 Broadway, corner Of
Anthony street, was opened by Pease Brother. The
building known about five six months ago the
ote de Paris IT has been painted and papered anew
and, though small it now looks neat and elegant. The
parlors well furnished, and the bed
Portable Its central position and the fact of its being
intended for the quiet and reserved portion Of the travel
ling public who do not like the hustle of the larger and
fashionable hotels, will probably always keep it
filed provided it is well kept Already the majority Of
: the rooms Al occupied
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The market for breadstuIs less animated than i
was before the receipt Of the Atlantics news Common
brands of State -four closed at 81 81 ST. Wheat sold
fair extent bat prices for both it and were
easier. About 500 bales of cotton sold at
decline of about &C. making the whole falling OIL in the
past ten fifteen days, equal to cent per b. the
views among commercial houses regarding the foreign
contradictory Some houses protested to have
received letters written at the last moment up to the
departure of the steamer stating that the question had
become pacific and that the despatch announcing
the declaration of where fully credited
That grand council lad been assembled by the Sultan
ON the 9th ut not doubted-and that they had
recommended the declaration Of against Russia was
possible but that the Sultan had approved signed the
declaration, not credited Others however, dis
posed to give full credit to the message and considered
that between Russia and Turkey (f not already
began avoidable. English houses however, well
informed expressed strong that should Turkey
and Russia commence hostilities, that France and
England would not join in it during the present WINTER
least, if at all.
The arrival Of another steamer in a few days would
probably solve all doubts on the subject
The failure OF extensive sugar refining firm in Rhode
land announced The house within the last month or
two had bought considerable sugar in this market and
notes for consde rable portions of scattered among
importers and obbers Confidence in the house had for
weeks diminished and their stoppage somewhat
Anticipated 1t said that the which had con-
rbuted to their suspension supposed to be in
degree connected with matters outside of their regular
business
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ALFRED MUNROI CO., No. al broadway oner the best
assortment made and clothing TO be found
in New York. Purchasers yi ted TO CALL examne and
judge for themselves No deviation, in instance, from
marked prices
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with Mt but the only legal SUITE
that worthy of tie public the suits Of
clothing to be had At SMITH BROTHERS, No. liz Fulton
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The National Democrats and the Spoil
Cabinet--Lettcrs of Messrs. Bronson ant
O'Conor-The War goes bravely on.

The National Democrats and the spoals
Cabinet--Lettcrs of Messrs. Bronson and
O'Conor-The War goes bravely on.
Two very interesting aad important political
papers will be found in our columns to-day.
We commend their careful perusal to men OF
all parties, but especially to the spoils Cabinet
and their imbecile and huckstering newspaper
organ at Washington. One of these papers is
the reply of our Collector, Bronson, to the late
coarse and offensive edict Of Secretary Guthrie,
concerning the dispensation Of the public
plumber among the free sellers and abolition
lists who have crept into the confidence of the
Cabinet the other paper is q history of the
war by Charles O'Conor, intended for the par
ticular enlightenment Of the Washington
Union. Each of these letters will fall like
another bonbshell into Tammany Hall, and
both, we conceive, in mastery way settle
the business which they take in hand.
For some days past reply to Master Guth-
rie has been looked for from Collector
Bronson; and now that this reply is out, 1t will
not disappoint the public expectations. The
public are prepared for cool and dispassionate
dissection Of the wretcbed and disorganizin
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Hen PRICE OF FRUIT At MArAGA.-Adyices from Malaga
to the 21ss September state there had been rains
which had retarded the curing of fruit and prices
higher than before known. Box aisns costing
81 50 board and it expected by that they
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ishtioot at pier % East win please have all thar
freight on board before Saturday Goth Instant and hand h
their bills OF adne for signature to sUTTEN CO. No
W al street. or Messrs. HOW Is CO. 93 Pearl
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Two men we're drowned at Baltimore on the 18th inst.
heir names were Nm. Faithful and VIM. Miller
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BROADWAY THEATRE, Broadway-DIcx, THE NEws
3sy-BoRx TO Gsop AucK- ROE LADIES.
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NrBLo,s Broaaray-sossar GAuARE-GIsELLE-kr-
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AxUsxNRNrs THIS KvENING.

DowHRY rHEArRS, B0wery-Tvo OF the B'Hor
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wALLACK's THEATRE, BroAdway-BLEAx How
8ouGA DIAMOND.
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AMERICAN kUsEgM-Afternoon-Qu OWL
Aksrlc EcoSoxv. Evening OLD Folks Hoak.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,

- DRUGS, MEDICINES, o."
Chemicals, Perfumery, &C., &c.
Il -. SR gnlBACRRR would announce TO his
hcEds and the public generally, nE pure
ne OF the senior partner in the business lately
conducted under the firm OF ]. Crumhacker & Son. he
VIII continue the same at the old stand 175 Main ST.
anu would respectfully solicit, and trusts merit
hee oil the patronage literally bestowed the old firm
ne mas Just returned from the Eastern Cities now
opening an extensive and well selected stock Drugs ami
Chemcas, Perfumery, Fancy articles, &C., all OF which
were after strict personal inspection with
regard purity of quality and offered
'ets Pupuo on inc most reasonable terms. Tyr.
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MIAMI MEDICAL, CoI,I,EGE

or Gincinunti-SeSsiou of IS52-,53.
FINHE regular course OF Medical Lectures Ins.
l. ton will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1882 and continue four months.
BoAzD TRUSTEES.
Rev. @. ELLIOTT, d. d. President OF the Board,
o. M LANGDON&, VI. D., Secretary
Rev. THORNTON A. MILLS.
Hon. c. n. COFFIN.
N II. ID. MUSSRY NJ. ID. ..--.r s....
% Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE, .-..
Hon. G EO. HOADLEY, in. ....-
Z. NJ. GREGORY, ESQ.
. EO. MESDESHALL NJ. u.
The Faculty is composed OF the following gentlemen:
II. ID. MUssEY, NJ d. Professor descriptive Opcr
alive Surgery.
J. P. JuDKiSs, NJ. D., Professor OF Anatomy. .....
JoHS DAVIS NJ. D., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy.
JOHN F. WHITE, NJ. D., Professor Theory and Prac.
ice OF Medicine.
Gro NESDExHALL, NJ. D.. Professor OF Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and hildren
JOHN A. MURPHY, NJ. d Professor OF Materia Medica
Therapeutics and Medical Jurisprudence.
c. G. CoMEoYs, NJ. D., Professor OF Institutes olMedi.
cine. iI.H
Jous LOCKE, JR. NJ. D.. Lecturer on Chemistry. ..
PRELIMINARY COURSE OF Lectures upon important
specalties in Medicine and Surgery, will be given during
the month of October These lectures will
dents are advised to commence with thisc course :.
The DISSECTlNG ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy, will be opened the
list OF October.
FEEs for the full course S05 Matricuation Ticket So
Dissecting TicEet So Graduation Fee $25.
For further information address aa aH I'd
H- o. srs.t- .t j. P. JUDKINS, NJ. D.,
of he
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EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS

HElSKEL:. & CO., have received end have in store
- for sale at the lowest prices: 1d fa1E,f
2O Hieces Eleached Shrtings from the New York mills
Washington NannFeag Mouat Vernon, White
Rock juniata Dwight, Lowell mills, Wilton, boot
o Lousdale, and other noted Factories.
200 Pieces 3d. 49, "A, 9s 4, Cd Brown Shirtings
and Sheetinss. - : 'r' e'
800 Pieces Rich Fancy Prints being the IarEes and most
varied stock we have ever offered. ls-l9l u ~
lo0 Pieces Reragc Dc LANES and Nouslip De Lanes
l5o GlngaaIns, in Manchester, EaTlston, French,
Scotch and American.
- 10 Pieces Checks, Mariner Shirtnss and RcryicL
SniTting Twceds. IL
100 Pieces Satnets, Tweeds Kentucky Jeans and Per.
sian Cloths. I.F
GO Pieces Fannels, in welch, Ernine Silk and wol,
Scarlet, Shaker, and other styles, white and col,
ored.
o6 Pieces Bleached and Brown Canton Fannes
10 :. Irish Linens our own Importation ard most
approved makes. -
Cloths and Cassimeres, in great variety, Cashneres
Mcrno and Italian cloths
In rich dress goods elegant Brocaties Iioicd
Plaid, Ottoman Pout de Soil and other styles OF
Black silks, of Bschof's and other approved NAL kes
areges and French BeIage de Laines in great variety
oEclin dc LANES and Mousein de Beges, all colors.
Swiss muslin, figured and plain. gfl
Iaratans, all CJorS.
Lawns Tisues Challys, Grenadines, Fonland silks,
rape Lisse, French Chtntzes, and Briannes.
Mouse Keeping Goods. ......
GO Pieces 9s, 81 81, 104, ia, and 12 4 Bleache,t
Shcetings anh Pillow muslin.
60 Pieces rickings, some extra heavy I.L
90 :. Furniture prints, including some rich styles
and fast colors "
Lace muslin curtains very beautiful. ..l...
Marsees Quilts, elegant designs. white and colored.
Rarnsly sheetings and Pillow linens :,
Damask tatle cloths, all sizes some suitable Tor
Damask and unbeached table linens and napkins at
Furniture nlmity, in white and colors. "a
Furniture Plaids, 75 pieces Crash. ..
Huck ahack Russia and Damask ToYeng
Fruit Napkins.
Three Ply, superior and common carpeings, at redm
eed prices. mar12
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:. Notice to Housekeepers.
NEW CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICE
BIG RED BOOT.

-T6 -TWU nAhDS OF Cafpets al No. 143, Main street
The Subscriber respectfully informs his Gus
TONER'S tome and the pgbs generally that he returne
from inc east and is now receiving the largest, best,
sTer oered n this CITY, embracing almost variety
from the finest English Veves to common Rag ca
This stock has been selected with great care and pu
chased under the most avora circumstances which will
me to sell them much lower than quality M
9oods We're ever sold in this city. Those want of goods
II my ne will please call from my stock OF owe
lG3 yards with 16O different patterns varying in price
90 acnti HARRniIRa m. $40
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Cincinnati Wholesale Paper
Warehouse.


M offer for sale well selected stock OF PAPER
w CARDS and PRINTING INK, BOOK. BINDERS
LEATHER, and every description of PAPER. MAKERS,
Having been The first years. establish in the
West Paper bus ness complete in all its parts we hive
formed permanent connections with the best
rers in this country and receive supplies directly from
Them. The prices and terms offer fayora.
BILE as the same goods be purchased for in the Eastern
cities. w. H5sTH-. -
We have the exclusive agency the superior WRIT.
ING PAPERS manufactured by PLANTER & SMITH,
OWEN & HURLBUT, and the CAREW COMPANY, be.
ing the CHEST grades OF Writing Papers in this
country ~ s".
Our stock embraces every description OF Paper used in
the West We have but Uniform price to all Orders
by mail will be filled the prices as IL bought n
person. Samples will be sent by mail free of cost
uug2f N-aE ..|. BUTLER & BROTHER,
Wholesale Paper Dealers
Pa G
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Valuable Property for SnIe or 90
Rnrfn RrnEnIn.

7
THE undersigned offers for sale OF copartnership,
BLAST FURNACE, located four miles from tile line oil tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Paramount Marion
TO-. Va, together with abundance of Iron Ore Lime
signed wishes either to SELL extend his operations ard
to any having Rolling Mll Foundry in Wheeling,
who will join in with this establishment, and furnish
Steam Engine, he will offer the most liberal terms recev
ing all machinery stock at fair valuation '
Specimens the Ore and Pig Metal may be at the
Office of the Wheeling Intelligencer. 41.s tEa
Cost Iron ore, delivered at the furnace, per ton go
Cost OF Charcoal, per 100 bushels. 276
Cost OF Limestone, per ton. .. :..... 81
Hon Thomas Hayl.A..Ii will receive and conduct any
gentlemen the who may desire to visit and
examine it. ...
oct11-tf -'' 80 .-- JOHN @. WILLIAMS