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THE GREFENBERG FlHILY MEDICINES,

THE GREFENBERG PlBILT MEDICINES,
ARE prepared under the immediate supervision Of a
sEILLFUL PHYSICIAN, and they may be relied upon in
all cases. They consist Of
MARSHALL's UTERINE CoTHOLICoN-sI so PER
Acertain remedy for Whites: Falling Of the Womb;
Irregular, De-angel. Painful MenstruatiOn and dis
eases Of Pregnancy; Inflammation OF the Womb, and all
ness, Irregular Appetite, DisOIdered Stomach and
Bowels, Indigestion. Nervousness, and all sympathetic
disturbances connected with d-eragements of the Womb
~ MqrskaIfs Uerire CoiEoHeoH rH also erre
GraBsI, disease Of the KidEeys, and eli urinary diff.
eHltieS "a males.
SARSAPARILLA COMPoUND-SI 90 PER BOTTLE.
VIII cure all diseases of the Blood; GiumOrs: Com
plants in the Bones and general system. arising from
Mercury or Syphilis; all Chronic general diseases,
and all complaints in the Spring and Autumn, arising
from changes in the weather.
G-REFENBERG PILE ~REMEDy-sI 90 FER BOTTLE
Certain in all cases Of Piles and Fistula.
D%YSENTERY sYRUP-50 CENTS PER BOTTLE.
An u~nfaiIing remedy in Diarrhna and Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, and Asiatic Cholera, and all com.
plants Of the bowels
~CHILDREYs PANACEA-5O CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Invaluable in all diseases of ChiIiren-such as
~Jaundice, Gripping and Flatulency, Diarrhea, Thrush,
Ricketts,, Commissions, Group, Measles. Teething. Ring
worm. seald Head, want Of action in the Bowels, and
Worms.
FEVER AND AGUE RZNEDY-5O CENTS PER
Certain in all cases Of Fever and Ague.
VEGETABLE PILLS-e5 CENTS E BON
Sovereign in the following diseases: Bilious Com
plants. Asthma, Constipation, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas:
Low, Nervous, and Simple Fevers; Gastric Fevers,
Gripes. Heartburn. Headache, Indigestion, Mysteries,
Liver Complaint. Nervous Disorders. Neuralgia, Rheu-
matism. and all diseases arising from want Of action
in the digestive organs.
EYE LOTIoN-25 CENTS Z BOTTLE.
For violent indamation. ordinary inalmation, dim
ness and failing OF the sight, weakness in the eyes,
Involuntary weeping. foreign substances in the eye,
&c, it is 4 speedy and positive cure
GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTNENT-25 CENTS PER
COX.
Among the diseases TO which this wonderful 0int-
meut is adapted. are the following: Glandular Swell
iugs, AgIc in the face. Swelled Breast and Sore Nip
Piles Of Nursing Women, Bronchitis. FelOns and Ring
worms Scali Head; and it is an Invaluable dressing
for Burns, SealdS, Drawn BlisteTs, and Shingles.
HEALTH B~ITTERS-s5 PER PACKAGE.
The hes. Tonic known.
TIE G-R-EEENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH-2j
\ L COPY.
For Sale by Toops & PIw, Warren; Z. II. ExsIaS.
Newton Falls; BOWMAN & SIMPSON, BraceviIle; J.H
G.. JOHNSON, Hartford; H.. Barnard, RiHsman; G.. p.
Curtis, Greene T.. z. WOLcoTT, Pennington; and by
dealers in Medicines throughout the State.
For Medicines or Agencies, address
II. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
March 81. ,5S-6m. Agent for Ohio.
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.EaEaes =. Stewart.

WHOLESALE < RETAIL DEALER IN
YANEEENOTTONS CLOVES, HOSIERY
PERI, HERY. SOUPS. HATS, CAPS,
STRAW GOODS. sc, sc,
No. 10 5Iraket Street, Warren. Chic.
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The Place to Subscribe

HAVING made arrangements with
IL the Publishers, we are enabled to furnish Pa
pers and Magazines at the following low prices:
PAPERS:
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" WeekIy-SI.50
Weekly NOvelette-SI,5O "
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Home Journal-S2
Life Illcstrated-SI.50
New York TribuneSI,26 "
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booker and Frank Leslie's, at S2,25 a year in advance.
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Persons subscribing at the News Depot, get their
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NOTICE TO FARMERs.-I am now

a O1-OA ~ 4AINNALASS--L III hOW
~ prepared to sci. to the Farmers Of Trumhull and
Portage county, DelanOe's independent Horse Rake,
which is the best Rake now in use, both for raking
hay, or cleaning Stubt!ei 1 am also prepared to sell
Balls Ohio Mower, which is the best Mower now in use
and took the first premium as q Mower, at the Ohio
State Fair in iS5G; also. on hand and for sale. CrOWel's
Thermometer ChUrns- they can't be beat also, Bee
Hives, FORK Handles. Provision safes, Hoe Handles,
Straw Cutters, &c, all Of which viii he sold cheap for
cash, or produce 1T my shop On Quinby Hill. west side
OF 5Iahonine River. CIARaES MESSENGER.
Warrea, June Il, l-59-f.
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Hay MAKING.

Professor Pallas describes a little ami
NAL called the rat hare, which inhabits
mois; and gloomy forests Of the Altaic
mountains of Siberia. This animal is
sometimes solitary, at others numbers cen
gregate in a common dwelling. About
she middle of August they begin the col
lection of their winter stores of fsoi -
With this purpose they bring together and
spread out on some sunny rock neal their
chosen habitatiol several varieties OF
nutritious grasses. These are cured in
the sum-, aud, in the month September,
she hay thus made is puiin;o one or more
stacks under some sheltcring rock
These stacks are often eight feet in
diameter and six feet in hight. A sub.
t%erraneaous gallery is then constructed
leading from their burrow to the centre
Of the haystack. Thus, however deep
ihe winters snow, they have an uniwicr-
Tupted and covered pathway to their
store o ff,od. Pallas f)unl OF a patient
and careful examination of the hay that
it consisted of tie choicest grasses and
aromanlic herbs cut when mos, vigorous,
free from flowers or ears Of seed, or hard
wiry stems, and dried SO slowly as 10
form a green AMI succulent fool, Cant
our farmers read the lessen Of the Siber-
ian hay-makers?
Asur}buLA COUNTY FAIR-WiI be
held at Jefferson. on Tuesday, Wednes-
day. and Thursday, September 7th, 9th,
and oh. u
The Ohio Farmer ssys, as animated in
last weeks, report of the Wool market,
prices have materially advanced. The
opening figures named were from twenty
to thirty three cents, while the present
prices rulemuch higher. Weunderstand
$4,000 lbs. have been bought in Akron
at an average of thirty-fiYe cents. ran
ging from 95 to 49I cents. Prices range
somewhat lower in this city. No fine
clips having been brought in, we quote
sales in the streets of this city at % to 40
cents, with en- upward tendency.
e BEAUTIFUL CoMPARIsoN.-Look at
tina. tree, full leaved and swelling IN in
the calm blue summer airl Not a breath
is stirring, and yet how it waves and
rocks in the sunshine. It's shadows arc
flung around it, birds sit and sing in its
branches, and The children seek refuge
beneath them. Human affections are the
leaves, the foliage of our being; they catch
every breath, and in the burden and heat
of the day, make shade and motion in q
sultry world. Stripped of that foliage,
how unsighlfy is human nature!-Like
the same tree it stands with bare and shiv-
ering arms tossing despairingly 10 Heav-
cha glorious llattering of life and
warmth before; al iron harp Tor the min
strely of the widest winds now.-Dr.
-CAcever.
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NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL!
~ DIR. SAML STRONG'S
FEVER AND AGUE DESTROYER.

FAX AND AGsiE DESTROYER
A few extracts from letters, giving the opinion Or
Ministers. ioctoTs and Druggists. % that highly ceie-
hrated Remedy, DR.. SABIL rsONG FEVER DE-
STfOYEE-
TTE p0cToEs RECOMMEND II.
Dr. Samuel Strong's Fever Destroyer is Just what We
want in this bilious climate. 1t has performed many
remarkable cures A-LARIMORE, VI. D.,
Mahon, Huntington Co. Ind.
N.Y. Curtis Hatch. of gaveuna. o. says--Dr. SamT
Strong's Fever Destroyer sells we'll. and gives the best
Of satisfaction to its many ustomers.
IT. I. Henry. Druggist. Oberlin. Lorain Co. Ohio
feyer-it cures every time. I think Il is the best ague
medicine ever sold.
Rev Z. D. Young. Dewitt. Clinton Co., Mich. SAYS.
Dr.Sam1 Strong's Fever Destroyer is without a doabt
the best aFue medicine ever before the Public. | am
informed 10y The druggists that it cives the hest OF sat
isiacu"n. and has become one % the most popnI1r
remedies, ever introduced in the West.
r. Thayer, Druggist, Lansing. Mich. in one or his
letters. savs;-l have sold several gross Of pr. Strons's
Fever Destroyer with great success, and want uothing
better.
DESTROYER has given universal satisfaction. and ,er-
Formed many wonderful cures in this section.
E1spectiuliy your obt serv'ts,
HESS < BRO
East Saginaw, Michigan.
~ Smith < 60, Druggists. Warren. o, says:-sThe
sales OF the Fever Destroyer increase as il becomes
known ittas not failed in a SINGLE instance where
it has been used, that we have heard Of; We have war.
rantei II as a sure cure in selling it, IL thave had none
returned"
Sold in Warren by E.. A. SMITH & Co. Niles. bv
MANNING, and WILDER WARNER
August T., ls51-tf.
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The Warren News Depot,

SUPPLIES all the following Papers
~ and Magazines in advance Of the mails. For sale
by the single copy, or subscriptions received BY the
year:
PAPERS:
New York Ledger, New York Mercury, New York
Weekly. Frank Leslie's Illustrated, Boston True flag.
Home Journal, New York Tribune, Life Illustrated,
Harper's Weekly, Ballou's Pictorial, Weekly Novel
cite, Police Gazette, Flag of the Union. POI ter's Spirit;
New York Herald, Yankee Privateer, Picayune Lon
dnn News, London Times, New York Clipper, Thomp-
sons Reporter.
All
1Iarper's. Emerson and Putnam. Graham's, Cooley,
Atlantic, Ohio Cultivator, Yankee Notions, Peterson.
Ballou's Dollar, Frank Leslie's, Knickerbocker, Mrs.
Stevens, Waverley, Nix Max.
PORTER & SON, Main Street.
Warren. March 81. 1853.
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= T. NLLW EILs = : INV LII.
CLEWELL & ELWELL,
LAND AGENTS,

HUDSON, ST. GROIN CO., WIS,
WILL Enter Lands, Locate Land
w Warrants on Commission, and attend to pay.
ing Taxes for non residents.
? Particular attention given to Locating Land
Warrants.
Refer to Hapyood & Adams, Warren. O.
March Il is12-ff
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sENHNwT77

CANDY AND cONFECTIONARz ESTABLISHMENT.
I B.DUNLAP, No. 4 & 5 Market St,
~ . Warren, o having quite recently f.ted M an
entirely new establishment for the manufacture Of all
kinds Of Candies and COnfeelioHasies, and having in
his employ the most skiIlfrl and experienced work
men, is row prepared to offer a very superior article
of fresh Candies, of eveiy variety, and a; the lowest
prices. Gr0esrs and others in want Of Candies, can
rest assured OF getting an article fresh and good.
October =. IS.I. J.B. UNLAP.
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BO0kS FOR THE UNION SCHOOLS.
CADDLEs AND HARNESS.

ShDDbCO AM HAM 100
~ The firm of PATCH < ALLISON. having been
dissolved, and the business divided. the manufacturing
% harness, Saddles, &c, VIII hereafter be carried on
by tie subscriber, in the building formerly occupied
by JOHN FITE, asa Clothing Store. nearly opposite
the old stand of Patch L Allison. The subscriber il
fully prepared with an ample supply Of Trimmings,
and stock OF all kinds, Cor the Manufacture of Anything
in his line. a good supply Of HARNESS, SADDLES,
TRUNKS, &c., constantly on hand, which he will be
happy, at all times, to exhibit to his old friends, and
new customers. Z. H.. ALLISON.
Warren ADrif -. 1856.
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IN
L 0rrin Cory, Plaintiff.
COMMON PLEAS.
s " y s.
Joseph Grant, AristarchUs
Champion, Elizur Good

Joseph Grant. AristarchEs VI
Champion, Elizur Good
rich, Defendants
The defendants Joseph Grant. lristarchus Champion
and Eliza Goodrich, will take notice that Grin Cory
has filed his petition in the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Trumbull County. Ohio. stating that there is due him
from said Joseph Grant SS3.7. aud interest from April
LIST. IS5S, on notes; that said Grant has equitable in
terest in lands in said County by contract from said
Champion and Goodrich. and asks to have said inter
est subjected to the payment of said claim. Defend
ant must answer by the 18th OF July. or the petition
will be taken for confessed 0Rl.IN CORY,
by CHAs. A. HARRINGTON, Atty.
May 10, Is5S-6wF
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TIE new FIRM would respectfully invite the attention
Of Merchant to ( their large stock OF Groceries, before
purchasing elsewhere
Having removed TO Z Elk new and spacious Stores,
Nos. 2O2 and 2O4 Crawford's Block, River Street, they
are prepared to offer goods sslow AZ they can he housh
in his market NM.
Nay :. 1856 e. HIRAM DDTNGS.
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co PARTNEPsHIPNoTTcE.
EDWARDS & IDDINGs.

Tine uniersignei formed q co-plrtnershiP on the first
day OF April, 1856, for the purpose Of transaeting the
Wholesale Grocery and Commission business in the
city Of CleYelsnd, under the partnership name and
c~vTaC Of
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ssuELP CASH-US Up

"uELP CASH-US
IL Slow customers, and all others owing Us
money past due, are respectfully informed that they
zHst pay us. We sell our goods at cash prices, and
expect cash for them sometime A word to the wise
is sufficient iOct n 2AfKARD &
CHAWLS.-Strlla Shawls Of the latest
~ and most fashiorabls styles, and choicest quail
ties; also, a large variety Of Embroidered and Plain
White Grape, ashmere. Printed and other varieties,
for sale cheap. by PECK. BURWELL & co.
DUFF PRINTS, PRINTED JACO-
AZ NETS. Barrege Robes plain and figured. Berreges
and a great variety of choice dress goods just received
by IDDINGS s. MORGAN
CARPETS, of all descriptions, from
~ a common to the finest Brussels-they have to
be seea to be appreciated. We respectfully solicit all
who wish to purchase to call and examine our stO
before making their selections.
PECK, BURWELL & co.
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d GUITARS at
ADAMS MUSIC STORE.
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STONE WARE. STONE pUMPs. sc.

M lLLER d. Low ELESS, Manufac-
W. turers of Stone Pumps, Water Pipes. &c. A
good supply always on hand; West side Of the Maho.
mug, near the Canal Bridge. Warren, o.
Warren. March II. ISJS-tE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-30

THE Celebrated Lattice Crown Skirt,
L warranted not to collapse, for sale at The .
NEW YORK STORE.
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songs & PIECES for the Piano OF
~ Melodeon; a new addition hiss just been received
at ADAMS MUSIC TORE.
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II TESTAMENT.-Als large supply. Also, BARNES
QUESTIONS ON TIE NEW TESTAMENT at
W. N PORTER h. song
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Sbpsidaas.

u W. TOWNSEND, NJ. D., Homeo-
~. Pathist. Office in Sutlin's BJoca. near the
American HoteI. Office hours, from no 10 - o'clock
A. VI. mari
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

Corrrg There i. e good incuiry tor coffee, and
.h. ,nsr.- for i. ccniinue- firm. ~ nave reported TO.
Gay y sale OF 100 bags fair Rio L, iG2.l'c. and Of 400
bs,s 1000 90 at II g. There vas - red sale made
late ye4,erasy OF 800 ba1s LsYa.yra ii -l.cts.
FLeuR Tie ws. acme iiris inqu., tu;. morning
for Ofio and How'd Street Flous N, 'or City Mills
90. n. r.ket ccpunue duh sni .vy. H;.eardo on
.Caac:e OF sales lst. Yesterday snd IL. Forming Of
800 IBIS. .hth Of 0aiO and Howard str-t '.Aer ~
s. 50 rer ttl, and TIE market for both 'i'e.f :aris
TIA. cir sr.I -tr,iy 81 it.s tigurs. Standard Cry n"'-
suuer csn [. r.soi!, bought at s. ~. hu' g. ice
brnt.ds as held a, " 31i.5 50 per bhi. Rye t:"Lr
81 - .or country and 81 81 pc. 10! tor city.
acme 1000 bushels being st msrks'. Tbs demand
were made a, about yesterdays rates. Reds cod IT
81 l8sl % for good 10 prime. AMI whites az IA,
II for ordinary 81 pal IS for fair; 81 9,l IS
for good 10 prime, and We quote choice lots at 81 iOa
As Corn was dull. The receipts were. hogev.r,
light, only sbou: LOCO bushels being at market -
White sold al 30a8l cents, and yellow at e5,85 cents.
There was no Rye offered TO day. Or OATS there
were about ,5OO bushels offered. most Of which were
sold al prices ranging from 81 TO A cents,
PRovIsruss.-Bscon was moderately active THE
murping, but most other descriptions uf Provisions
continue very quiet. We had reported salss ihIs
morning of some 50 hhds Bacon, Shoulders al 81 CTS.
40 hhds Sides g; 81 cents; 80 hhds Shoulders III ins
a. 6, Cents, and of GONE 80 hhds Sides IN lots al ofi
| 81 csnts. Bulk Meat il s,ii quoted Of ak GEMS Tor
| Shoulders. eight cents tor Sides snd Sns4 cents i't
Hsm,. We quote Mess Pork at BIC 30, for city ana
sl7 Der bbl. tor Western. B-ei Is steady fl.i,r NO.
enc, and SIS for Mess, and We quote lard st l0t cenis
for city, aud llislli cents Fer pound LOT "ee's'h'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
PUBLIC MEETING IN FAUQUfER.
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:
SALEM, FAuQUIER CoU

10 the EdtfoTS OF me Enquirer
SALEM, FAuauIER COUNTY. Sept. Y.
Gentlemen :-You have before noticed in your
psper the existence Of q " Slave Trade Party" in
Fnuquier county. On its possible magnitude you
did not speculate; its simple excellence was a fact in
the history OF the times you thought worthy 10 be re.
corded. Up to this time, the numerical strength OF
this marty lie e. unknown To- Themselves as 10 oilers {;
nevertheless, il would seem that there were among
them, q iew bold spirifs, who were willing To run the
risk of eucounierinS the full tide Of popular prejudice
setting strongly against them, and, mayhnp, OF lind
ing themselves finally overwhelmed by the siinpie
magnitude vi the opposition. These resolved to make
u public move Oh aquesIion Whlcn 20 much INTEREST
ed them; ard, with this view. called q meeting OF the
c,,iz.ns Of the upper end Of the county, to assemble
TODAY ut this point. 10 hear what the measure under
WAS. and what II proposed 10 effect
.IoLp Scoa, Eco, Of the vicinity OF Warrenion. for
mes'y one Of your city's gifted corps ediiorisi, snd a
warm supporter Of the present Administration, was
chosen. and kindly consented to act az orator OF
ths day. Although The weather was extremely
uupropiiious, aud The appointment was oy no
means generally known, a lsrge and Interested
audience WIS assembled al 'he appointed nouli
when the apeuker cf the day was introduced ny
John Newman. ksq of Wnrrenton. Mr.. Scott said
he believed this 10 bs the ir-t occasion on which. ~
the PRIMARY assemblies OF the people, the question han
been inooied as 10 'Ee propri5:y OF re' opsning the Tor
,isn slave trade. But thst il IS we'll that il should be
40, on account ct the respeciahIiliy and influence OF
Fauquier county. 1t was true that The question had
10 some extent, been discussed in the States to thu
Southwark; and that the wave OF Opinion, originH
ting 10 that direction, had at length reached us.-
But that there was danger that it would break in
silenc- on the shores OF Virginia. The politicians.
who are generally the organs, and sometimes the
oracles Of pubic opinion, had betrayed a degree Of
reluctance in taking hold OF this question. This,
he confessed, was extremely natural. Tha, descrip-
ton of men are in search of immediate oojects.-
They could not, he said, afford to embraces this
stranger In politics, without bringing themselves 10
collision With a dead mass of prejudice, which WIS
the birth of sn unsound and dangerous philosophy,
and had been nourished by the h~.gi;ious literature
Of the North. They dared no; declare war against
this movement, leit they might unsdvI.ediy t1ke up
arms agsinsi what might. in u short f;in-, be the pr
yai,;ng sentiment OF The State. If they only knew
which way the people meant to g". their doubts would
at once evsporste. Bat the people had not yet
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ra nIr0n- AN PKINTERs.

TylIE subscribers beg leave 10 cHl h,tsnttCb 10 u
STOCK or PRINTING TYPES, ORNAMENTS
BORDERS. PgEssE5 &c, &c, + large supply
which they keep consnffly on hand a; their Type AZ
Srereo,yuo Foundry, No. b, Gold street, New York,
We have n full a.sortnien: of all articles requiredia
'' CASES. CHAsEs, GALLEYs. &c,
All of which we warrant equal in every respect to-
,,.nutnc,ur- -. Ia this country, and which We will sG
Inc visual ,rr viz: six month"; credit for appro.yoI
aotiable notes, or ten per cent. discount, for ca.4 :
Type taken in exchange for new at the eu'.9nay z.
OF nine crnts per pound, ii delivered wi'Ein ou a4'h
WIN. HAGAR, JR, eco
The undersigned, AGgsT ~ VrRoISiA, Tor th1eD%
veil known e.,abishnent. can supply the trade vi
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASE. tIh,o
Upon the mos, liberal terms. HsvIng printed Z. ,rn
xoyp Fsou,aRE' for upward. OF ten years u.a.s /
nd other materials purchased from HGs':" ,hdr a
Co. 1 am induced TO recommend m'ens
Adjustment in preference to others. -. ,rsds. A
SPECIMEN Books will BE- furnished 20 . . s Nj
such articles a. may be selected VII Be
despatch. ne.s Richmond, VI
sept.s 'EnouH''
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A CRAZY SHOOTING CASE.

wAsHISeTos, Sept. 30-As the members OF the Mason.
C Order were this evening coming down the stairway OF
heir hall. thov were fr,d Mt three times by a man named
strain. who WAS standing in the gutter Immediately in
'front.' or the door. One OF the balls entered the loot OF
Mr.. Hibergcr, OF the firm OF Loadon & Company, in
Browns Hotel building. The wound Is very se"erc, and
will probsb y cause amputation ot part Of the loot. DR..
A MED Dnvis met with a very marrow escape. The
who fred gave himself up or the spot, aud said
ri. mind was imprt ssed with the duty OF killing all the
Free Mssons. On that point he is apparently deransed.-
Il a ,rna q I'M min cd 70 mil
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NEW WORK p0LlTICS

ALBANY, Oc'. ! The American State Committee
mr, 10 day. Eras,us Brooks wa elected chairman.
4 comnli,es was appointed to conduct the canvass.
4 letter from Ex Governor Hunt WAS read strongly
endorsing tbs American candidates for State officers,
and declaring that Americans had Lo alternative but
10 nominate u separate ticket.
The acceptance of all the candidates was Their IT.
ceived.
q lsrSe number OF prominent Republican politicians
are presen;, bu, there IL 10 talk OF a fusion.
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EROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. OCT. 2.-During the month Of Sep
t.mber 999 land warrants were issued from the Pens
sion Office TO satisfy which 4 S,UOD acres will be ne
cesssry.
A. o. Dayton, the Fourth Auditor OF the Treasury,
intelligence of whose death IN Philadelphia was This
morning received, had been IN cihce about twenty.
6ya Yrhra.
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From the baltimore American.

Irsos THE GERMAN OF JEAN PAUL RiCHTEK
Oh. would | were q s:ar, love,
That | might pour Ger thee
Soft trembling lines Of s'lvery light, -.
Thst, sliding down their pathway or'."''
Should turn that eye on me:
Oh would | were a I se. love-
To paint my leaves Tor thee'
Mild psncilln e OF golden views
Ia changeful rainbow rints aud hues'
should win thy heart TO me.
On, would I were thy teart's love-
I'd warm the purest breast
That svsr walked a bslmy sigh
When none save God and Heaven were niRh'
Or bushed its SHOWS to rest!
But we're ! but a dream, love,
That soul should burn with me;
Thro' all the realms of nature sought,
The star-the rose. the secret thought,
should nightly blend Ger thee.