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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-10

ls ing transferred 10 Prussia, AMI co,ssx,n~nil
u his examination having to he r~un,sxl by pn
c sian authorities tcn yvurs
q From the volumiuoas records of this rurio
6 c.tse, We may select the following iac,s, ia,
l. George 1inus was born in l76l, ia a count,
= piacc 10 Ncklrlaarsitx. His father was a
oSenser Of the royal hocks Of Prussia II
= was educated through the assistance of hnev
E lent roplc, bccaasc hc cyin,rl disposition 4
study was sent ~ the University af Whites
{ burg, lnthus old Alma mater hscame a ,v
. vatc tutor in ditkrpi hmil,es, Afterwards
. TEACHER IN the gymnasium, ~ Ss,hhusinr,.u, an
wns tirst made pastor VI Hciavichs Ia Iiean,
+ hcrg, and finally IN 1909 incumbent of Por~n,
near Wlcsswfls.
IN all thse PLACES he maintained the hcs
} possible character The college lwwsls and Gle
gynen whe~ he had hsn, ,leciarvd that hot
by his TALENTS anil his conduct, h. had excite
Ignat cxfs~tatios In tl~w. and had qaiis RIA
: 1ed them. They represented him "a every wa
conscientious In the discharrc Of his da,l,~.-
Ills manners and morals were of the s,ricts-
purity he had always fccn sincerely rgrctte
when be- had len place, and his preaching ha
eSrisci extraordinary attcntion and draw
largr numbers Of r~oplc,
snch was the man now accused of this sin
gnlar and atrocious crime, Oncc under sus
picion, however, there were not wanting thos
who protcswd 20 have @cn something cloae
dark. and mysterious in him. Others had fbl
secret and uuaccountabic antipathy TO him
or want Of faith In him. Il was whiarcrc,
That he had always been q severe husband, an,
harsh ktep.fathcr, There was something I,
hts personal appearance that strengthened thc-'
: n -.
die si,,,. of about for,v v,ars NJ are n.,. !,
countrnnuce. bis nore tsrvr and ar,s,,rias,,
his hair raven btnck smoo,h and hnnylns
lnakty ON each aide of his head Therc ws. |.
aill. pcpctrntinv and inouir,nv IcoL In M,
eyes and his drc was a black Irork eoat
waistcmt. and brr,,e h,~ of cler,ca, an, ,r,,h .
broad clerical hat, 60, and with his brad supi
as II In dem though,.
Not only did these reports and these char
acteristics now ,,ecouo Inc snhiecis NJ mrcb
remark. bu, various suspicious visits 10 o,hs,
nm, ties wore now rrcollccted nmony., othsys
10 his motherin.law al midnight. and 10 a
cou, try magistrate of the maine of IIolIinsn.
On old AMI wealthy man. lie hal gone there
in the dark Of winters evening, when there
was a deem snow. had wished 10 sse him al,ss,
AMI when admitted hal given A false ns ma,
I,%ssr. sss, s,rtss,leJ that be wanted 10 s.x, m
estate that the magi.tratc had IN .eu ms
old man REPLIED that /, was moi n ,ln,e IN ,ook
over estate. In a snow. and nl.o inE,rme,l hi,o
that he knew him very we'll 40 he Tin,os Er.
mcrly Clergyman Of Uejo,jehs lie couscss,.,
tina, Il was 40 but ibat be hal beeo rroucstet
by the friend who wnn,eJ ,o buy Inc e.iatc IN
piyc mo clue whatever io The ,.archaser and
therefore. be WISHED 10 apt,eaf A. a stranver'
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Tbs Paris correspondent Of the Nsw Yo!t
Eveaine Pest Ay That !. !. regortsd e ,s.s y.
moment write that the poor 2assn h;ns m
Amelia, the widow Of Louis fhilippe. has
just breAthed her lest, VI country plsee near
Genoa. and that hes two ssrn, Prince Dc JOIN.
vile and Duke d'Aansis. who were notshed Of
her illness by telegraph, arrived At her bedside
too late 10 receive ber parting blessing"
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are two which make the marriage Of the Lor,
and the church, love and wisdom, and the Ior,
is love, and the church is wisdom, and wisdom
is the right hal3 Of love, for the man Of tn
church Is wise rs Of himself and as hc grow
wise he receives love from the Lord the rgh
hand also signifies power, and love has its powc
through wisdom; but. Us was said before, afteI
the nuptials the representation is chang,,l, fol
then the husband represents wisdom and tb,
wiz the love Of his wisdom this love is no
primary love, hut secondary love, which is from
the Lord to the wifi. through the wisdom Of th,
husband; the love Of the Lord, which Is pri
mary love, is the love of growing wise in tn,
husband; wherefore, after the pnptials, both
together, the husband and his wiz, represen,
the church.
They asked again Why did not you men
stand beside the bridegroom, now the husband
- the six virgins stood beside the bride, nov
the wiief The wise person answered Becausc
We to-day are numbered amongst virgins, and
the number six signifies all ard complete Bat
they said How isthiss IIereplied Virgins
signify the church. and the church is both SEX
e. where also We. rs regards the church are
! virgins that this is 50, is evident from these
words In the Revelation These are they
! which were not defled with women, for they
ara r,,y,ax anil fnllow tba a,nh wh;thsrsoav.r
he ooeth"xiv A Ara b.cans, y;rc;ns s;.,.;
~ he ch,rch ,hsrsi.r., ,L. or, i;Lsna,h !, 90
len v;ryin. ;nv;,aJ No a n.rr;aae Nat, W.
nd hscaus, hv Is,..j X,n .na Tsrnsaian, 70
.i0ui6ed The cbn,ch thereforc ,uc,t;on l. so n
ten made in the Word, OF the r,rgin and daugh.
fey ef IsYaei, Of Zson aud Of Jerusalem. The
Lord also describes his marriage with tho church
in tbese vords . a Oa I'm ,,y3f hand J,d .o,,d
"a, Ou.ea in fine cold Of op6ir her cio,hing +
Of gold she shal| he brought unto Tho k;ng in
ya,m,,s AZ ,1edic,coyk Me r,ruios her rom.
nan;ons that 6oIio,r her shaii enter in,o The
kings nalace.5 Psalm xiv. 9-I6. Aficrwards
thew said Ia il not proper that a priest he
,preseat and minister MT these tkinrsY The
vic uerson answer,d. Tbis l. prouSr ON the
|esrths, but not in the heavens, on account Of
The reprcsentation Of the Lord himself and the
church this they do not know on the cartbs
but still. with US. n priest ministers nj the he
trothals, and hears, receives, confirms and con
socrates the consent consent is the essential
Of marriage, and all other succeeding ccrcmo-
nes are lis formallties.
Alter this the conducting angel went TO the
ak virgins, and gave them also an account Of
his companions, and requested that they would
honor them with their company and they ap
preached but when they were near, they sud
denly retired aud entered the womep's apart-
ment where were also the virp ins their com
panions. On seeing this. the conducting angel
followed them, and askoi why they retired 80
suddenly without speaking with them?
They re,l;.d w, couLl ma, ,n,roacb And
he sa;a {yhy J. ,b;s, And tbcv anaxcrcJ
w. do No, Lnox, b,,, ,,,, rx.rcc;yoJ son,,h;,y
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MAlrssArxssr ov 0sws GsASpxmusa.-- H.
inagsoiow. In his "lIiawatha," ha. The follow

iug -
aiie s.ss.d h,s sfanamothsr sna ,hssw he,
" tats th~ ~ n insAsighs,
HIGHT sssia.t fhs mose hs threw her
'Ts her bod that yow sse thssv /"
whcruPon, says tho Portland Adpen,srs
s~sns-ssteta, The dsput, sbatia ot the
wihs, ~As On The iysrt VI the william AZ the las. a..
soauts" /"
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
ID Circuit Court for Prince 6 eorge's country, sit
ting Court of Equity, passed IN the case OF
man and others. the undersigned, as Trustee
will expose 20 Public Sale at Beltsville near the
premises, on THURSDAY, 4th December next,
at IL O'Clock m, II fair, II not, the next fsir
day thereafter, part OF tract or parcel OF Land
called "Edmondston's X ange, +" late the residence
Of Mr.. John L Hoffman, contain ming forty acres
from BeltsvilIe, in healthy and elevated region;
Is susceptible ofthe highes; state Of Improvement
admirably adapted TO a fruit and market farm
and there is young Peach and Apple Orchard
thereon
The Improvements consist OF large and com.
modious Frame Dwelling with brick basement
recently built, and every necessary building, all
OF which are in complete repair. There is pump
or fine water in the yard attached 10 the main
dwelling. The society I'm the neighborhocd Is
excellent, and the situation presents many induce
mentS for q most pleasant country residence for a
gentleman residing In Baltimore or Washington
cities
Terms Of sale as prescribed by the decree are
One half Of the purchase money TO be paid In
cash on the day Of sale or on the ratification thereof
by the Court, and the residue in 8, ~, and Is
months thereafter, I'm equal instalments, 10 be Sc
cured by the notes Of the purchaser with security
70 be approved by the Trustee, bearing interest
from the day of sale On the payment OF the
whole purchase money with interest, the Trustee
is authorized by the Decree 10 convey the property
to the purchaser In fee simple.
nov l3-eol0t N. g. STEPHEN. trustee
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer

E,HAME Rouse AND LOT AND FDU2
4 Build'Bg Lots at Auetion.-On FRI
DAY, the 18th instant shall sell, In front OF the
premises, at \ O'Clock p. IN west part OF Lot
No 9, in so udre No 9S5, having front Of Is feet
On south X, between 18th ard 18th streets east
running back about a. feet, with side alley, with
the improvements, which are good Frame
HoHse, &c dc.
Also, the balance Of said Lot No. ,, which will
be subdivided in lots 20 suit purchasers fine
building lots
Also, all OF Lot No. 10. In same square, having
front on 12tn street east, between and stree Is
south, having front Of ~ feet by 81 feet deep
which Will be divided and sold In lots TO suit
purchasers
This property is near the Nav Yard, and near
the residence Of Mrs Spicers
Terms One-third cash balance In 6, -, Ie
and "a months, for notes bearing interest from
day q sale.
deed given and a deed Of trust taken
Title indisputable. A. GREEN,
nov Sd (OTgan) huctioHeer
III The above sale is postpon ed in CO nse.
quence OF the rain until FRIDAY, the 2lst inst ,
same hour. A. GREEN, auctioreer
nov l5-ts
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have found them Of great
hOn and in subduiog Hosrseness by Colds
our clerical oretrs real favor in calling their
70 them -Aon's Herald I'VE commend them to the a
enou OF public speakers, singers and others
troubled with affections Of the Throst-Christan watch
man. For Coughs Asthma, So, cheerfuy bear testi
mony from personal knowledge to their eicacy-BsIous
Pictorial They simple and elegant form for admin
sterng In combination several medicinal
In general esteem among Physicians the treatment of
bronchial stIections-Dr q. r. Bgelow. Containing
opium or ceieterous drugs these Lozenges can be ued
freely by pubic speakers aud vocssts clearing
giving strength 10 the voice. Sold by all Druggsts
Oct iS-u JAMES N CALLAN, Agent.
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By WALL. BARNARD & CO, Auc,ioneers
DEREMPTOR SALE OF NEW CAR

I! riases, Buggies, Reckaways, &C., ut
Auctfcn.-On THURSDAY MORNING, Nc
vember 27th, at 10 O'Clock, we viii sell at the
Carriage Factory Of Messrs. Hsslup & Weeden,
corner OF Louisiana avenue and 9th street. their
entire stock OF Carriages, Buggies, and Rocka-
ways, which are their own make, Of the best
materials and workmanship. We name
2 six-seet Carriages, handsomely mounted and
lined, frst-r article
, four seat Rockavays, light and strong
two 40 do, suitable for physician
l 90 Phnton, made for service In the very
best manner, beautiful article.
he sale will be positive, as Messrs Haslup &
Wteden have given up business
Terms A credit Of two, four, and six months,
FOR notes satisfactorily enc oTsed bearing interest
WALL, BARNARD Il CO,
nov IL Auctioneers.
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BY +. s. WRIGHT, Georgetown.
VALUABLE FARM ANDQUAR Ian,

at Aucton.-On WEDNESDAY next the
iS.h OF November, 1886, at ~ O'Clock, will be
sold at Public Auction, at GEORGETOWN Market
House, the whole Of that portion Of Rich Point
arm, extending from Little Falls Bridge 10 Mr.
Waggerman's + arm on the right hand side OF the
Leesburg Turnpike Road, miles from Washing
ton, containing 20 acres more or less About 70
acres are In the best curb and hag stone about Is
acres In heavy oak timber; the rest cleared
This Is one Of the most beautiful sites for a
country residence round Washingtov, and viii be
sold on the 10Th, wet or dry.
Terms One-tbird cash the balance In notes
al 3, 6, and II mon hs, bearing interest
deed Of trust will be taken on the proper.y TO
secure the payments. EDW 9. WRf6HT
nov l2-st Auctionser
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UAstonishins Cure with enIy one Bet.

Co, Gays:
PREsoUk ISLE, ArOostook Co, Me April ~ 1854.
We herewith send you certirst Of q performed
Mr. Clark to be eracity and have no douht of the
truth This story"
messrs Jos. b. Hall Co-Gentlemen-In answer 20 your
inquiries VIII state that daughter aged about 6
mas been complaining Of In or sev
years sd about the hrst Of January last
ana confined to her bed The pain In very
besides being troubled with pains between shoulders
anu IN her breast From reading q number of
formed by Hoonsnd's German Bitters" induced
Try 10 In her case and sent to
bottle She had taken IL but days when she began 10
improve and now after taking only bottle enjoy
ing better health than she has for
In her side or in of her body
cure entirely to the GeTDsa BItters.
Salmon Brook, Aroostook Co., Ne. VIM CLARK
See advertisement. Ssn7smr
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Nan Ynyk Meriarz

New YORK, Nov. Is Flour is lower, with
declining tendency; sales of IL 600 bbls.;
State sc 25aS6 IS, Southern S7aS74O
Wheat is lower and droopIng; sales of 81 600
bushels; white 81 Goal IS, red 81 SLASH IS.
Corn is firm; sales Of 20, 900 bushels; white
zoe, and yellow lie
Pork is dull and lower; sales Of mess at SIS.
Beef is firm, but unchanged Lard is buoy
ant I2Ic
Whisky has a downward tendency, Ohio
204a
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hND DAY sChUUG.

iD No. 397, corner of Mr. York dcsnRe and 1876
ied TNEE SCHOLASTIC YEAR COMMEN
= L. the first Monday IN September, and end
- last Friday In June, and is divided into two
SGtHo iotn I..o."-, oy ~ ramSoR,
Mr w STARR to Miss JANE KEECK, both
OF Washington.
In Philadelphia, on the 9Th instant by the sv
u. Furness, Capt. JOSIAH WATSON, u )
Marine Corps to ABBIE FRANCES, daughter
Of Warren Murdoch, Esq Of that city
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GAEH,

On the 18th instant Of disease of the heart,
TOBIAS MARTIN, Of the War Department, a
native Of Cornwall, England.
lFlorida papers please COPY
In 6fanada, On the 18th Of October, G. GLEN
kNr VENABLk, Of this city, aged "a wears
and days
On the 18th instant, In the 10Th year Of hi. age,
MI JOSEPH BROOKS, Of Georgetown, ID y.
son q Richard w and Catharine Ann Claxton.
aged 30 years and months
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
FROM TIE ASSOCIATED PREss.
BY HOUSE PRINTING TRLBGRxpE
ARRIVAL OF CITY OF WASHINGTON
four Days Later from Eureps.

G1rE ISLAND, Nov Is The steamer CITY
=. "Ssnlngton, from Liverpool on the 5th, ar
- ou 1ere iast evening Her news IL gener-
Iiy uulm p9rtant. Tue Niagara arrived at
LselPooi on the evening of the ID
,,hi;Ah;r,. ~ decree has been published es-
'dnIishine the law Of lS44 regarding the press.
france Considerable discomfort !. n,s-
vaI!lng IL the manufacturing district. in son.
sequence OK apprehended comne-c;sI -.
Co.n was declining at various points hn, =,
IoulOn, Bordeaux and Marseilles. the AVERAGE
price wss maintained.
The NeapOlitan minister was still at Paris.
and spoke as If designing TO continue there
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.-The cotton market WA
inactive, prices were weak, and holders were
willing sellers at lilo decline, bnt showed no
disposition to press sales Sales three days
IL, goo bales Of which 2, 900 bales equally di-
ylded between speculators and exporters The
Manchester market was steady and quiet.
Breadstuffs were generally dull. Flour was
dull with the turn in favor Of buyers; Balti
more and Philadelphia 32.a33.s Ohio 35a
as. Wheat was generally quiet and un-
changed; red Sia9!s white lot. Corn was
steady and quiet; white sold for 34sa35s :,
mixed S5a53t, yellow 33ia34.
Provisions were very dull
Inc money market was unchanged Con
soils Tor money 92.s93
IsEcoND DISPATCH
PHILADELPHIA, Nov Is The CITY of w ash
ington has arrived up.
The London Times correspondent states
that the Influence of Russia in the Principali-
ties Increases day by day. The same writer
says IN at England is quite as inclined for the
proposed Paris conference as Austria
ConstantinOple advices state that the uIti-
matum Of England has been forwarded 10 the
Shah of Persia
The Persian army was besieging Herat, and
had obtained possession Of its environs which
were being strongly fortified. The Afghaps
were defeated, and 5000 had surrendered
themselves prisoners.
a Vienna dispatch of the ID states that on
the I'd the Porte, Austria and England settled
that the occupation Of the Principalities and
the Elack Sea should be prolonged
The British squadron at the Isle of Serpents
had been reinforced
Tho Paris correspondent Of the Morning
Herald states that commercial accounts agree
III admitting that there is a greater abund.
ance Of money, and certainly that no money
crisis is to be feared through inability to meet
engagements
The Neapolitan squadron had not sailed,
but was taking aboard provisions and stores
for six months.
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Uwhs 4. Ho.t.,t.r Y-What Dy,p.n,i

and nerTOnsy unsrong invalid tried his cels
br.isd stomach Btters but reply pleasure In all
cases ofDsz'Bess Fstulency PalpitaOn
Fatigue, Constipation Dyspepsia Physical Mental Ina
bty, 10 Is surprising ho the relief They
correct she appetite mpart tone to the system force
bile and impure secretions, regulate the bowels give ms
strength OF body and vikor Of mind. All rd
- lie ShOut HOsettsIs Stomach Bitters Sold In mart
bottles by al Hotels, Grocers DTuggis No additional
spirits required. nov IL Nv
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AUCTION sALHs.
THIS AFTERNOON AND TOMORROW

BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Georgetown
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ Csurt.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING.
the 19ih last at 10 o'cloci, we will sell by order
from the Orphans Cont, the personal effects Of
Miss Elizabeth Braiden at her late residence on
fridge street, south side, rear Washington street
We name In part
Mahogany Tables, Press
Wardrobe, Cupboard, Book Case
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Chairs
Stoves, Washstants, Mattresses
Crockery, Tin and lion Ware
Books, Beds, Pillows and Bolsters
Baskets, Knives, Forks, &c &C
fefms cash BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
nONlo Auctioueers
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financial

NEW YORK, Nov. I8.-Stocks are active and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
9i.; Cumberland Coal Company Is Illinois
Central bonds 95s; do shares II5E Michigan
Southern 9l;; New York Central S2i; Penn
sylvania Coal Company 96.; Reading sly
Canton %; Missouri 6's So
Sterling exchange is dull at 1885, alO9
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
SMALL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY

ShhLL AND DESIRABLE COUNTRY
- Seat on 7th street Plank Read near the
FIRST oligate.-on FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
November lith, at O'Clock, on the premises,
shall sell without reserve 81 acres Of Land, 'front.'
Ing on th street Plank Road and the 1lth street OF
Georgetown road at the FIST ToIlgate, AID distant
about one mile from the city, with the improve
ments, consisting Of new and comfortable
Hcuse containing ten rooms, with many desi' a
bic convenienceS for the acc mmodation Of fsIni-
lies during the summer season.
A pump CT fine water at the Kitchen door,
young orchard OF choice fruit trees, large bed Of
superior strawberries, together with handsome
shrubbery and flowers, are on the place.
The farming Utensils and Household umiture
can be had on accommodating terms.
Terms ORe-fourth cash the residue in g, IL,
and Is months. with interest, secured by deed
Of trust on the prsmises
nov 10 d JAS. MCGUIRE, Auct
III The above sale Is postponed i'm copse-
quence ofthe rain until WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, Gt3h O'Clock.
nov I'D JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auct.
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Party CT A mericars Attacked by Indians

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 18th A party Of four
Americans, consisting of David Nichols, late
a merchant Of New York; d. p. b. Cabell
and Mr.. Danville, of Va Messrs Collier and
Rennesly, of st Louis, were recently attacked
by party of sixteen Camsnche warriors,
about $50 miles north of ZpcatOcas, Mexico.
Dir. Cabell killed an Indian who had slightly
wounded him with an arrow, and the rem ain
der of the party escaped without much Injury.
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Run Upon the Lancaster Bank

LANCASTER, Pa Nov. l7.-There was a run
upon the Lancaster Bank to-day, but it is now
oTer. and the bank remains firm and sound
election for directors and officers was held
to-day, when Mr. Buchanan, the old Presi
dent, resigned, and A Herr Smith, ESQ was
unanimously elected his successor
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

roOD IHhEE-STORY BRICK HOUSE
-. aho Lot At Auction.-On MONDAY. the
2ith instant, shall sell in front Of the premises,
al o,ci0ck p m north part Of Lot No. y, In
between Forth II and / streets. running bsct On
feet 10 wide alley, with the improvements,
which are good three story Brick II ouse contain
ing nine conveniently-a arranged rooms ard wide
yard wv I'm Wv
leIms one third cash balance In 6, IL, and
le months, for notes bearing interest from dav of
sale; deed given, and decd Of trust taken.
Title indisputable
Ine aforementioned property Is handsomely
ings. '"ii"'
ho" Io-eo6os A. GREEN, Auct'r
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Drhe Electric on \. a,,rac,iug IN. n,

teHtlon Of the scientific we'll tue t
ths marvellous enrss makes All pains
And unlike al other oils, this Electric or pleas
ant 70 take aud will rrie the Of an intent aud
uoss not smell bad. Come aud see, ye Rheumatic Come
see ys suffering aud dying. In twenty minutes you
shall have relief and perman snt cure guaranteed.
For sale BIZ CHAs sfOTT no. n. H.
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From Kansas

ST. LoUIs, Nov II-Advices from Lawrence
to the 10th inst, have been received. On Sat
urday last 20 prisoners were taken to Hickory
Point and found guilty OF manslaughter and
sentenced to Ave years Imprisonment at hard
labor.
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COAL-COAE-COAL.

COAL-COAE-COAL.
VII HAVENOW ON HAND The LARG-
w est and most superior stock Of COAL ever
brought into tn market. Also atoat and deliy
eIing-
1877 tons Red Ash, broken for Crates
10 do White Ash Egg, for Radiators
100 do do do broken for Furnace
$50 do Red Ash Stove, for cooking purposes.
A deduction Of 25 cents al WAYS made when de-
livered from the vessel
s2a0 lbs. to the ton, from which there Is no de-
Walton Coal kept under cover.
PINE, OAK, and HICKORY WOOD always
on hand Il W. NJ. CALF,
Office N. w cor Of 18th and SITS, NO s4I' be
square south Of Penna avenue. nov
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AWARDsDThis valuable preparation after being submit
ted TO the seVeret test by the By the
posn Meohsnlos institute at their late CITY,
Of all Hair Dyes before the pubIe SALES incressng
daily. GILMAN Proprietor $50 sylvanis avenus
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ByJAs. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

ByJAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
MEAT FRAME HOUSE AED L. ON
" NJ street north, between 12th and l3th
streets west On WEDNESDAY AFTEK-
NOON, November lob, 1855, at O'Clock, en- the
premises, shall sell part Of Lot No. 81, In subGi-
vision Of Square No 2Ss, fronting IL feet north
N between 12.h and 18th stree :, with the i'm
provements, consisting Of TwO-storv Frame
Dwelling, with back building, containing In all
Elk rooms.
Immediate possession given.
Terms ODe-third cash the residue In and
II months, with interest, atsfactorily secured.
nov IS JAS G. MCGUIRE, Auct