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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18
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Rev. NJ. TIIACIIER l60 years sof age), Pitcher,
C!,enango county, N y. My hair is now restor.
ed to its natural color and censes 10 fal.''
Rev WIN. CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine N.
Y. "Ny hair is changed 10 its natural color and
growing on bald spots, &C."
Bet. B STONE, D D, Concord N II. 'lMy
hair which was grey, is how restored 10 it's natural
color, &c ;,
Rev CLEND DENIM, Chicago Ill. 81 can add my
testimony, and recommqnd il to my friends.''
Rev DIT. WOOD, Middlelown, NY. "My own
hair has greatly thickened, and also that of of
my family, who was becoming bald, &c"
Rev ! P TUSl'lN, Charles ton, SC. tThe white
hair is Becoming obvated, end new hair forming,
&C. .,.,
Rev A FRIN&, Silver Creek, N Y at has produ-
ced good effect on my hair, and can and have
Key ' J0s MCKEE, Pastor ofwost b r chhrch,N
Y, recommends it. &
Rev d, MORRIS, Cross River, = VI also, and
Mrs Rev II a PRATT, Hamden, n Y.
We might swell this list, hut if the, above fail to
convince-TRY II! Sodby ali the principal mer-
chants in the United States, Cuba and Canada
Wholesale and Retail depot No 255 Broome street
New York. Sdne dealers Try to sell articles in.
stead eltbis, on which they make more proiltI SO
write TO dcpo: for circular and information.
October %, 1855. emo,
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IHuIHB.
Piles and L isiulas.

These and other similar distressing complaints
can be eflectua " erred if the Ointment be we'll
rubbed in over the parts affected, and by Otherwise
following the printed directions around each pot
BaE the Ointment c-ld PRS sfoaM be useJ in
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FENN q NSA EtF EEt'S
NEW CARRIAGE SHOP!

THE UNDERSIGNED take pleasure in announ-
cling to the citizens of Harrison and adjoining codn
ties that they still carry the Carriage Nanufac
turing in all it's branches. They have superior fa
cilities for manufacturing every kind Of vehicles.
Their stock will be manuiactued in style superior
to to any in the place, and on the most favorable
terms Those wishing any kind of vehicles are
solicited to give us a call before purchasing else
where.
Our assortment consists in part Of Close Carria.
res, Livery Coaches, Boston Rockaways, Prince
4lberts, Farmers Carriages and Buggies, Jersey
Wagons, Phaetons, Sliding seat Bhggies, Buggies
with Sliding tops, Light Trotting Buggies, SkeIe-
ton Buggios, Sulkics, &c, &c
All Kinds Of repairing executed at the shortest no
tice, and on the best terms. We keep none but the
best of workmon in our employ New work ex.
changed for old
0yEShop directly east Of tho Ahterican House, in
the we'll known stand formerly occupied by ]. S.
Ditmars, PENN g. HARPER.
Cadiz, Ohio, May I, ls56.ly.
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GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE,
I34 MAIN STiREET WHEELING, ID.
FALL G. WINTER TRADE

STONE q THOMAS
TINAKE pleasure in announcing to the public that
l. they are now in receipt of their full stock of
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, varieties aid millenery
goods.
They have jus; received their second supply from
the east IN cities, which with their former pircha
sea- will enabs them 10 present 10 their Friends
more Than
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a Marvellous Remedy.
Grnl.d EHtcrnnI I.emcdr.

Grand ENtcrnai kscsacdy.
Hy the aid of microscope. We see miIliuns oi
ltle openings cl the surface OF our bodies Thrrara
these this Ointment, when rubbed on lie skin l.
carried to any organ ~ Inward part. Diseases Of
the Kidneys, "isoplcrs iI the Liver. and affections
ot the Heart. Inflammation q the Lungs, Asthinn
Coughs and Colds, ale hy Its means eicctually ea-
red Every house wife knows ilIatsaf passes freely
through bone of meat Of any thickness. This heal
iug Ointment far more readily penetrates through
any bone or eshy part OF the lining body, curing
The most dangerous inward complaints that cannot
be reached BY other uedns
ErySiIJcEtts, S;slt ESF:GHIn and ScOi'-
bgEtic EEuSn0rs.
No rene fy has ever done 50 much for the cure
of disGHse of the skin whatever fortn they may 8.
sunio, hs his Ointment. No cases of Salt Rheum.
Scurvy, Sore lieads, Scroiua rysipeas, can
lorg withstand its influence. The iuvent or hal
travelled over many parts of The world visiting the
principle hospitals, dispensing this Ointment giviig
advice to its application aud has thus beef the
means OF restoring countless numbers @ health
Sore EcCS Sore FRrRnSfS SgOFisGG
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Private School.

TNIIE subscriber would respectfully an
l. nounce to the citizens of Westerly
and vicinity that he will open Il Private
School, in the basement of the Congrega-
tiOnal Church, on the 18th of October next
for instruction in the English and higher
branches. An experienced and highly ed
ucated female teacher vii be connec ted
with the school. Application may be made
to DR.. j. &. Pearce or David Smith, Esq
Terms-For English Bra inches, IS per
term. Languages So per term
WIN. Ill. WOODBRIDGE, JR.,
'5w321 Principal
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Sheffield ~ Co.

NllE subscribers (succcssors TO II. K T.
l. SheiiiclD, having associated them.
selves under the above name, are prepared
to furnish at
row PRICES, FOR C.fSH,
or approved credit, to all who may favor
them with call, with
Dry Goods, GrocericS, Crochry, Uard-
mare, Boots, iShoes, LadieS and
Misses Goiiers, Slippers,
DC, A'c.
We have also n large and well selected
stock OF Iron, Steel, cart and wagon boxes,
Horse shoes, Horse and Ok Nails, at whole
sale and retail GEO. SHEFFIELD.
$50 TiiOS. u. SIl EFFiELD.
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Thanking the public for the kind patron
acc bestowed upon them for the last three
years, We would solicit respectfully con-
tinuauce of it and would ask Of all those i'll
want of a cheap and fashionable Bonnet to
give us a evil anl examine our stock of the
above mentioned Goods, in addition to which
we SHALL have on hand splendid supply
of fall and winter Bonncts, consisting Of
Straw Satin, striped and plain Velycts,
&C., &c.
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FALL and WINTER !
1887.
MILLINERY !
Millinery :!
MILLINERY i!

GATES & NJ ANTHOW having just re-
VI ccived their stock of Millinery Goods
would call the attention of the Ladies of
this place, to the splendid assortment of
fan and Yintcr Ribbons Of the newest
styles of the most choice Colors, artificial
flowers, magnificent lot Of Satns, Vel
vets, Reaches, &c.
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Books, &c
Golden Legacy, School and School Master,
Scandal, also a large assortment of
Miscellaneous, Gift and school
Books, constantly on hand, at
Stillman's Book aud Fan
cy store.
School Teachers and commi tee, furnish
cd ON the most favorable terms.
Orders for Blank Books Of any pattern
and quality filled on short notice and at
city prices. Writing paper aud envelopes
by the Rcam aud thousand at low figures.
3Oi y, STlLLMAN.
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IN Pr f S S,
Col. J. G.. Fremont's Explorations.

PrcplrCd by The AuthO or, anu Embrhc-
ing all his Expeditions.
superbly illustrated with steel Plates and
Wood Cuts, engraved unlcv the Immediate
supcrintcndence Of Col. Fremont, mostly
from Da gucrreotypeS taken on the ot,and
will he issucl in n style to match Dr.Kanc' $
works. 1t will also contain a new Steel Por-
trait being the only correct likeness OF the
author ever published.
Two Volumes, Octavo-S5.0O.
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Picked Up.

On Tuesday, the 30th inst, between
" Mystic and Mason's Island, Skiif,
about ten feet long, three feet and three
inches wide, painted blue. and one pair of
oars. Apply to EDWARD NJ, CLARK
Westerly, Sept.3l, 1857. 232-3t'lt
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AGENTS WANTED.
CUlLDS & PETERSON, Publishers,
CO.,, Arch Street, Phila

d. b. Lippincott & Co., 20, n. Fourth St,
Phih; Phillips. Sampson x Co., l3, Winter
st Boston; sheldon, Blakcman \ Co., 10,
Nassau ST., New York &. =. Putnam X
Co, 32l Broadway, New York; Applegatc
& Co., IS, Main st., { ncinnGti; s. G..
Griggs " Co., III, Lake St, Chicago. 81.
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The Father of his Country ~

" The Father Of his Country ~
He is represented in the garb and cgalia
of Il Free Mason, standing in the entrance
of the great and magnificent temple of King
Solomon-thc picture being supcrbly dec
grated with the mystic symbols of Free
Masonry, and appropriately colored in the
highest style of art, presents one OF the
most Gorgeous spcctaclcs of oriental mag
nilicqncc Of which the mind can concc We.
The likeness is striking and grand, for the
sublimity of attitude, and the case and
dignity Of manner, is unsurpassed by any
other painting ever executed either in this
country or Em opc.
This surprising picture has been produc-
ed mt an enormous cost, and in order TO
supply the demand Of all classes and tastes
has been executed in various styles of col
oring, at a proportionatc cost ranging at
retail from - 90 to $500.
Pictures on other subjects far inferior 10
this are sold daily at - and $l0pcr copy,
but in order to place them within the reach
of all, Chat no American citizen heed be
deprived Of having their parlor on ofhc cs
honorcd and adorned with one of these mag
'nifccnt specimens of American art, in the
form of the great and the good Father OF
. y v U
low.
Sample Copies will be sent by mail o,
express to any part of tie United State'
on receipt of the retail price in current
funds or postage stamps.
For terms to agents, full list OF my new
publications for 1867, or for sample copics
address II. NJ, Rulson, III Main street
/ Cincinnati, O., or if livign east, address
/ d. Rulison, 23 South Third ST., Philadel
pha.
/ i. S..-publishcrs orncwSpapcrs or peri
odicals giving the above advertisement, in-
cluding this notice, four or more insertions
in conspicuous part of their paper, send.
ing ne marked copies of the same, shall
have one Of the highest priced Of these pic
lures mailed to their address.
II. NJ. RuLlSON,
Queen City Publishing House,
| 1879 III Main st., Cncinnatti.
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ny REV. G.. FLETCHER,
Of The Presbyterian ChHrch.
This new and splcnlilly-iliustratcd work
cone large valumc octave, in uniform style
with the superb volumes Dr.. Kane's Are
tic Explorations is the joint effort Of the
above.namcd gentlemen, who, as travellers
aud as missionaries, (and one in an official
position as Acting Secretary Of the United
States Legation at kio,) have had Il long
and yarie cxpcr cnce in a Land full Of in
tcrcst, whether we regard it in a natural
commercial political ormoral point Of view
Price ,.3 90.
RI" ANY Of the above works wi Il be sent
by mail free Of postage hy renting tn,
nuhlishcl nrice.
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Lost,

A PACKAGE Of Poetry. Also one Letter
IA on Sermons. Valuable to no one but
the author. A liberal reward given. In
quire at this office.
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Shawls ! Shawls !

Just Received few of those desirable
Crimson stella Shawls, together with Il
splendid assortment Of square and long
Broche Shawls, long square Bay state,
Sc, at very low prices.
GATES & MATNTIIOW
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List OF Letters,

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office, Westerly
IL Sept. 80, 1857.
Austin Thomas, Jr Mauwaring Allen
Barber Alfred G Margan Michacl2
Berry Julia A Perry Mrs \ II
Burdick Susan Prosscr Mrs John
Brown Thomas Parker Martha
Barber Sarah Perry Mrs n vi
Clark VIM NJ Pugk Sarah +
Cook y II & Co Partlo John II
Carrall Ann Perry Il
Colman Henry Palmitcr
Chacc L w > Rcanc James
Carroll 7 W Reynolds Il W
Cummings EldcrJ liconolds " Il
Donnellv James Saunders Arnold
DXson Philo Smith Ruth T.
Everett Susannah Smith Mrs Anna
Enycn Mrs Mary Stafford John
Ecclcston Mary A Sumers Francis
Gardiner William Smith Mrs Ascnath
Guile ) A Stillman Emelnc
Grace Henry Staldcr Joseph
Hall Matilda Thomas Sarah
Harvey Leonard 5 Thompson Mrs Sarah
IIullJS Tinglcy George
Hill u Wilgus Grace Is
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ELISHA KENT Ii ANE
A BIOG II \ i IL y
by WILLIAM ELDER.

by WILLIAM ELDER.
TN announcing the LIFE OF DR.. KANE,
| we are but anticipating the wishes OF
thousands and tens Of thousands OF admir-
crs of that great man.
Having been II personal friend cf the de-
ceased, and enjoying n large share of his
confidence, DR.. Elder is well qualified to do
justice TO the subject.
This work will be issued in one handsome
octave volume, and will equal in every re-
spect the superb volum of Arctic EXpi0r-
ations.' recently published II wi II contain
"A new full face portrait, executed on Steel
as we'll as eugrayings Of his residence, tomb,
medals, &c.
I'm order to give this work large circu-
lation it will be sold at the low price Of
- 80.
More than $500 600 sOld withia9 .N0nhS.
DIR. KANE'S GREAT WORK,
ARTIC EXPLO TiON :,
Is now being read by more than two hun
drcd thousand persons, old and young,
learned and unleamcd. 1t is just the book
which should be owned and read by every
American.
FIVE HUNDRED NEWSPAPERS have
each pronunccd it the most remarkable ana
marvellous work ever published.
The Foreign Journals and the most dis
tinguishcd S0vaRS Of Europe are cxtrava-
CANT in its praise.
1t is more interesting than EoBlNSoN
CRUSOE; being faithful account OF which
cannot be read without shuddcr.
Oar most eminent men have We'd with
each other in cXtolling its merits.
Two vols, octave, Supcrbly illustrated.
Three Hundred Engrayings. Price $500.
gSr. kanc'S First Narrative.
1Hc Tnii,d Siates GrmHcN ETpeditioH
in Search of Sir John Franklin, during
the years lSjO-5l.
A Personal Narrative, by ELISHA KENT
KANE, NJ. D., L. :. n. One volume Syo..
upwards of 300 pages, containing 300 Steel
Plates and Wood Engrayings, including II
fine steel Portrait of Sir John Franklin,
being the only one ever engraved III Ameri-
ca. Also, a Biography of Franklin, by =.
Austin Allibonc, Esq. 80 90.
This work is totally distinct from the
second Arctic Expedition, and embraces
much valuable and interesting matter never
before published, 1t should he owned by
all who have purchased the last Expedition,
as it makes DR. KANE's works complete,
4 PHOTOGRAPH OF DIR. KANE,
TAKEN FRou LIFE by BRADY Of New York
Price - 90
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To school Teachers.
Washington County Bank

A Il the annual meeting Of the Stockhold-
IA ers of this Bank held Mt their Banking
Rooms, at Carolina Mills, on Monday, Oct
8, 1867, the following named gentlemen
were chosen directors for the ensuing year,
X. G. Hazard, Abial s. Kenyon, David L..
Larkham, David G. Card, BENZ, Tucker,
Il. b. Philips, Thos. w. IIoxic, George W.
Cross and Whipplc King.
At subsequent meeting Of the Directors
held the same day, Il. q. Hazard was
ch resident, and
j. II. BADCOCK, Cashier.
Carolina Mills, Oct. q, 1867. 222
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We have just opened a splendid lot Of
Muslin and Cambria Collars and Sleeves,
Dress Trimmings, Zephyr and Worstcd
Goods, which we will offer at very low pri-
ccs. Il. NJ.
NIB. Black Velvet Ribbons in all widths
the best quality Mt the lowest rates,
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ALToN, Oct. 6, 1857.
A DIVIDEND Of three per cent. will be
IA payable to the stockholders OF this
Bank, on and after the 18th of the present
month j. B. POTTER, Cashier.
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MILLIN cry.

A new and rich variety Of Fall and VIM
ter Millinery may be found at Miss Noycs'
West Broad street., where she will be pleas
ed to wait on her old and highly respected
customers. And has made due arrange
ments for any add; ton number who may
favor her with their patronage. Bleaching
straws as usual.
Sept; 20th, 1857. 322
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DRGSS GOODS !

Consisting of the latest patterns Of fall
and winter Silks, plain and figured French
Merinos, Lyonaise, DcLaines, &c, arc sold
very cheap at c. & Ms
Variety store.
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Oct II -M Old relic. Claimsnc % Beignp 10 ns
Presnt Frcs - Previous 70 the dccuoa 10 hrs Uunning
nAms case tha morning. exJucge Dean said thers
four ave huodrvd monir roiioemeu In whose bena
appeared ciaimsd 70 beoag 70 the present foroe
the sroupd that cy had never been legally dsch cd
ron the old one several mandamases had been issued
directed 70 toe Polos Commits oners 70 compel them 70
recognize certain IL lhese Den shs Of Richard
Gamb irg In which csvti had becn taken revs
the pruc~edIrss the polco Uommissoncvs ,uld al d
PRECEDENT Tor all Vie other Ia view Of the urgency
OF the tires and the FAC, hss hese men looked 10 the
tcuuon OF their cses or ,he support OF tAsmsev0 an
their antilles durivG he winter, he asked that ths
might be heard before he General fern lbe 29tn Ins
Ting q Special rrm The cou se toe oass down for that
Aaw
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.Ape1An Vas unchanged end sales cor ns 10 Sout
wiihsus change II nomcnfM rtA " sotataa rsg oeT
brsc<c about 100 SEQ bbh within the range sbovs
quasueus RE dour was quiet 81 our qsosslons. Corn
HrAzdy sine. wheat soAroc and f'mev, especially
N, rood prime quail ies Tbs sales embraced about
20 900 bushels inrl ided VIII IA 1000 BUSH
Gle good White Mar, and ~ s 8TH o,hor lois 90 81 81
asf 35 red sou hern 81 81 IS ssl nv; MI ~askie oluo
~ si IS, and Shie osio u 81 rs q 81 Is Corn wa
about 900 1900 bushels mixed al Isa 76,
closing d about TIC 100. 10 heavy sod over
eh moderate sAies Of stase and ii &c 62c
CcFFBs The sLss embraced about 300 . 4ee bags a
1oko Q II 40, and about $50 mats Java 81 lskd.
Uonos.-.he market continued qGies, and aAlss Of
moutpt vere reported.
FRsGms TO Liverpool about ott bushels wheat we're
enssged ships bsgs ., o. sad 900 coo bois Hour
o.. and cotton porsed s2d. 70 Ior don
AGO Ibis o. cake Aged 81 - b., and 2o00
-four at H. t. Glasgow about 100 bbls a,ur taken
at 70. a.. There change Of momcsi 10 nouoo in
ratea Tor tho Continent
Psoyn1oss-Poyt. the marss was quie,, with small
ssIcs Of n s22 20 s22 90. and Of primo 81 10
giT 90 Beef eAaey 9Th OF sboug 50 10 nbis
repsnked western Sl3 sN 2s and sxra 40 Of S4 70
tl6 T5 Prime meas wa q1ss 81 4lb Small lou OF
beef hams reported st $40 Be heavy ~ila
sales OF western smoked 81 lao Cut meas Sers sssef
with sales Of shoulders 81 &c loo ,snd Of hAus 30
IAId-thoioc and nsm II lbc. whlis osmmoo
70 iair quality ranged from &c 1870. Tho sales 81
oli prAoeo About eco $50 pos Butter steafv
Chocs In mooe Gle demand vthous onAnse Ia prices
Res quist aud prfcss nominal
ScaAEs-ihe market was qute steady, With saN
About eco 100 hhds Cnos nusoovado, inciudiug 100
10 . S., ana the rcmsioder o. sko sekaTLL roe
ins'de ngures for rsfn nc grades
vHsKsr was nsotve, with sales OF ssous 90 bbs. n
Tks2ic
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hsFs ssd Uue, end Win N execution brnazk and uas
vs'sss, bss sevud q n~s Hsoksry: Ne sssansss a ~
s'ormanos sveloPsd v - drss1s nvytssy, bet
eehessoe - vel - We e Of the sldisor His ssissons
v@epce wen ca!eulAssd % display his best % Hs
INTRODUCTION end rondo aSd the "Wltoae Dsaos', 70
oei.ed Ne moss favor; the hash from "Lombsrd," hsd
noshpg q more than nrdiuNy merit In rs An enosrs
drew ont the Carnivd," hs easnsas or which, th"uga
not novel, bad cnaraoseriso vitality and gsace sbout
As rade asoneneus for the SELECTION OF skneysd
theme 'hsiosrg played three Of his oit hsnsd fants
''ss wiso uscsl efeN There n % undesirable casrm
.ubjects Gan make gumbls vito discsuient He VA
applauded, and cared reaM Nth tee
"LAst Rcse Of 6ummer.n Madam Lagrange waa as Go
rico ~ In eli those vocafg mnsscs In which sh
evidently exceis a ompe0rs Her singing Of "R,de's
Variations" confirmed her oxeoutant beyond al ceiu
cism or compariDp sigror Rocco lent valuable all Ia
Two bu6o songs, and In . duet from "Elsis dAmore"
18th Madam LA6sapge
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SUAsk coss, n ooo bushels osss Ossai sxpers-lo4eo
end large fsss cane d, . uiss and shsrs vii 10 more
~ Monday. SHY eth ~beat-p-cseby 90 900 hasneb
Oswsoo, Oos lisp H.
Flour quict wNeas advanced SsIes 5000 bushs,
Chicago spring EXTRA Of ESQ Corn Inactive. sovwarder
ave e ar In their views; but she rates Of freight
ara wfh~u upssorssI change. Lake fmprrts to-das:-
1000 ouheIs uhs q % 600 10. Uaasl expoyts:-
sco bsh. sur, Is 600 bushei whest, 900 do corn
fncAGo, Oct lT-SP. Y.
Flour dYu Whe q steady Corn quiet Osts dull Hho.
mems g. a. 10 dsy-l 100 bbls -four, 80 ono bush
wheat sapsnss ~ % ~eso: No -four or wheat is ooe
bashsl, oora Recel 70 day q go bbh noar $4,000
bushels wheat r 200 90
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receved to-day lister from nsior us soalesdnssv,
dased Mvns, scpsembev J." In vhich he salts suspen.
sion OF prbno opinion 70 his conduct In Nicaragua uuul
he cas ss beaya through the public prna IN his osn de-
feDoe, which promises 70 make good. II pvoper 70
say thss Maj soh essnGev his dsay IN Offering
tnm Win dAnen, the ground shaa haa seeu impcssoc
for him - act without pretending 70 cosstdto
ysslf SdEs IN = matter which has certainly been un-
favcsabiy stated side deem "a 20, Of dQple
justice 1hus 10 mako public, sih youx permission. saw
sohlessngcrs requea W HRYCE
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survrn uDuvs-Uvcuit -ra~ Lives. 1913, les, 1873
1884, 49, 90, lo2k 1, les, 1877 1es 1oo, 900, spl, fo2
PsH aNos 1915 1917 1es, 1873, 1eso 167i is1s 1924
1895, 1895, 1877, 1873, 1879, les1, leS2
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las, las, lBs, 100 lee, In, scs rad sp, ast, 7ss
surssos oovn Mos lso1 $50 s'st SAL s3s, $50, sat-
sop SIS sTs bia So $40, ST. s7e $50, sst ssa asa
nmvcs eraAsI-rsr t--Nos. 1881. l72o 10 lIss, III,
1886, 1914 lno, 1914, 1871. 1tte, 1890 1859 Part
Nos 1ilsk i46s, laTs, lt9ik 1905. 1Ns, 1s4o, 1881
lsN. 1853, looo, rele, 1851, 1859, 1899, iess.
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rrs,s,--bu@ On. J., Bswrrtn, Hoffman and Wood.
Jc eph D. Beers W Samuel J. Lyon.-ordsr affirmed,
Heynss II L,snimss W John & schufsldi. -Appics-
zion dsuIeo, theut prejs dios
samuel Ford W Henry DsviddAl --Judg ncut mod.
ned: ORDER 70 be settled on days notios
ne United st,ses Trust Company, Receiver, 30, Va
Deuuis Hv,m -Judgmn for the plant on the vesdc,
Coe g. Bus hanan w. Arthur MoSren o. d-Judgmeat H.
nrmcd.
ward N Bhhop --case nos In q condition 70 bs heard
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The ret receitu OF ihe Camden and ANNOY aad PhllA
dslpha and Trenton railroads curing The month OF Sop
tembcr, stated, exceeded taose Of he correspond ng
month Of 1855, $4,000.
The anthracite coal trade Is stu vcry much depressed
and with only odsrsss stock n Nchmond and In shs
Eastern marke, there h 70 believe there viii be
higher prices for tbs article before TIE s,nssr over
There now ntt'e over = month sore Of navigation,
when prsy much The whos GOAL carrying trade oil
ire The Reading and Lshjgh Valley railroads. The III
loving liable shows me tonnage Of The past week and Of he
pssscn, compared with corr sspondlng ums lest year.: