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Nelp 95iggt.
Something New, True, Intelligt-
BILE and Important
FOR THE CURE OF THE SICK I
DOCTOR ZONES

WoULD say to the diseased Of body and mlud, who
wish TO be of maladles that his stay hero
Is limited to the first Of December hence the necessity OF
making immediate application at his ohee He Holles
patients who have been given everywhere else as IN
cuTabie The reader might ask does he really cure
eases In HheslinG In reply he would say, he has cured
ana Is curing every day just He ana
curing class OF diseases that have baed the skin OF
tue medical profession in all the world The reader
Not byrritang the delicate membranes Of vital
oy drung the stomach, but by direct application OF the
p0siEe anu negative pOlartes OF Electricity. Again, 1t
might be asked has not Electricity been employed
medal agent for both Europe and Americas with
hauerent Eesults And, not numbers using it In
when we consider the which 1t has been applied
tue results nave been more favorable than could have been
expected has been considered bent fetal in few
only 9ud uncertain even In those There As been Fixed
PhSes LOT applying the and therefore no uniform
results could &c anticipated but owing to the friendly Teia
ton existing between Electricity and health, remarkable
cures have sometimes been performed The current gem
eaS applied through the such power
CONFUSE the whole nervous and muscular system and ne
qme3y produce FTeParable injury. Sometimes II Is
IS equal tn process Of eantertEatou. DrJones has
seen the eject OF such treatment yeas and the result
mas Reneray proved Injurious patient concluSiVely
PROVES that no one should the responsibility Of
administering so powerful remedy without understanding
Its eject upon the human organization.
DR.. Js mode OF applying EleefrIcty Is new and Il no
no uncertainty doubt to results that viii
looI The diseased invited call witness the
wonderful cures he is daily performing.
otnce at tne Beymer House. N B.-Dr. j. proposal
give series OF conversations explaining the electric
HIe ne9!tn and diseases als0s full exposition OF
e important discovery in the application Electricity
the cure Of diseases. Those desiring to Join tile class
Shaui" make Immediate application. oCt24-1m
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COMMERCIAL.
wHOLESATE MApKEr

WHOLESALE MARKET.
BRooNs-Common sax
BUrTKR-In kegs 9@1U.
BUcEErs-NnTietta $2@2,e5.
OHEEsE-Western Reserve Q99ko:
TALLoW-109l2. -
OoRFEE-JRva 1Sc; Rio l216@1S,
PLoUR-Exra Family &55U9575; Extra S5 a6; superRne
$500. 1891
WHsAr--.11O@l,es.
CoRS-5s.
OATS-S5
FEATHEEs-40:945c. scarce
FFsaSssa SIS 6ss59Es aoksrslNo
GIssANa-S5940
HoPs-IGSS, dull.
LINE-LouiSyiile1 !, 80
as51ss SIZE e55ssP' Sugar House &c.
NAILs-S4 for fOd. -
RAos-a9315, dull.
RIcR-595X.
SERps-Flaxseed 1875: Glover 51k.
soAP-Castile per l615@lB; common 596
SUGARS-NeW Orleans hid SKIN Dbl
SSUFF-Scotch 90; Rappee 2292B
TRA-GunpoWder 1910; ImperIa 4O65. Evson aba7nc.
Pouching 2S93Oc; OoIong S5@SISc 'SNS''VS1
TOBAcco-6tWists ~; five roll 24RGe.
WooL-UnwHshed from IS to 22 Common vssho5 o5 ~
S0i Full blood extra 40 to 46. - ~
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by TELEGRApH

NEW YoSE, Nov 9-CottOn Arm; sales lOOObalss Flour
319ySn sales 5000 b6ls State 81 5@is5 Ohio $500
S6S Southern % 4US6J. Wheat advanced Ic saies "a
0 bus white 80. Corn quiet; IS 900 bus yelIo
9sg$l,O Provisions have declining tendency Whisfy
steady at %. Sugar firm. FreIghts arm.
l1lLADRIPBIA, Nov 9-Piour unchanged; sales to the
s at S32o955 for common and extra brands and
$stI for extra family and fancy. Rye Flour stendy
at 81 rs Corn Meal at $Ss7b Wheat dropping: sales
SaS bush red at 81 5s1 % white 49, Rye steady
AZ voc Tor PeDna and S6SIc for southern Coin quiet:
sues 2o9O bush at Src for old yellow o SOD
damaged sold at 6S Oats dull, 2OOO BUSH sold
nand; $50 hbls. Penna sold at 81 and Ohio at 9sc.
BALTINeRE Nov. 9Plour quiet; sales 500 bbs Howard
Of $2zl Wheat unchanged. Corn dull; white and gel
low ts9SO Provisions quiet aud unchanged. Whisky
Steady ut for Ohio Exchange New York sight
CISctSxATI Nov. s-There is strength in the Flour
s9peThne is held at &47t94,s5 Wheat dull
CoTn steady at 43@44c Oats quiet 45c.
i1ey ned higher but sales light. Rye at T5c
du and declined to 23c. There better demand
prices hrm at TH@9S for shoulders sides
F9rk SIS 30 with sales Of CSC bbs reported change
u ne IioE market Ex h2 age qniet at y per cent.
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NEW JERSEY ELECTTON

IRENToN, Nov. 9.-The returns from various
sections of the State indicate the election Of
Chas a. Olden, Republican, as Governor, by
ic, but the complexion of the House Is doubt.
In Salem co. olden. Opposition for Gov, has
about 100 msj; Newell, Dem. candidate for
CLERK, is elected. In the first Legislative dis
trict, Lippincott, Opposition, is elected by
small maj; Habormeyer, Dem, is elected in
Charles sO!den, Opposition, is without doubt
elected Governor by 1900 majority. The legis-
Rep. and Am. Honse, 20 Dem % Rep. s
Am. There is sill doubts as to the House, the
vote in some districts being very close.
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az Fire an tie Movntoin, ~.

Fay-fFT' an the Nountains.-we learn from
gentleman who has just returned from a desr
hu"ting expedition in the vicinity of Rowlcs.
bnrgh' on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
that the neighbOring mountains are on fire
Our informant s2w, night before last not loco
than two thousand acres Of solid fame Dfor5s
ing one of the grandest sights he ever bebe,5
In one place on the top of peak, the flames
stretched up to the height of the Hottest trees
tapping their red and glaring wings in the mos,
terrible manner. a great deal of timber and
tan bark that had been hcwed and prepared bv
the mOuntaineers. is being DESTROYED and ,ho
fire has already eaten its way through the
mountains distance of twenty miles. The
mOuntaneers drag the burning leaves owov
from their cabins and suffer no personal injury
beyond an uncomfortable warmth. The first
good rain that comes will put the fire out The
fire in the mountains from its frequent occur.
renee, has ceased to occasion any great degree
of alarm.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. y-The Germans cele-
broted the Centennial Anniversary of Schillcr's
birthday, with procession, in which all the
and Beneficial Societies participated. Each man
carried torch, and displayed numerous de-
vices and transparencies, including large Bell
printing press in operation. Many houses were
illuminated along the route. There were bril-
liant displays of fire works Statutes were fred
during the march. On reaching Broad street
the torches were thrown into head and con-
suu.ed After listening to an appropriate ad-
dress the crowd dispersed
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NEW YORK ERECTION

ALBANY, Nov. 9.-Thurlow Wood claims the
election of H. N. Learenworth, the Republican
candidate for Secretary Of State, over Jones the
D Der S and Utica nominee BY 800 MAJORITY
and am OF Robert Denniston, the Republican and
jOriy.
j., Nav ,S Yofk, ::Nov. s.-Tho Tribune figures
terday, as follows:-The State officers on the
American and Republican ticket are surely
elected, this includes Comptroller, Attorney
General, State Treasurer, Judge and Clerk Of
the Court of Apyeals. The other four officers
on the State ticket remain in doubt, but the
Republicans are probably elected The new
Senate is undoubtedly Republican, probably by
an increased majority and the Assembly is also
strongly, Republican. The County officers
elected are three Fonrths Republican. New
York city elects one Republican Senator, which
is a Democratic loss. The Mozart Hall, or ex
Mayor Woods Democratic nominees, fall very
far behind the Tammany candidates.
IT, Tho vote vote in New York city is only $1,000,
over $4,000 less than registered Democratic
majority in the city for Comptroller is Il. III:
for Secretary of State 1901.
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sa9 Washington County Items-On Satur>
day morning last son of Hon. Thomas
Akeever, of Hopewell tp., was very severely. if
not fatally injured, by the running away of a
team he was driving at the time in West Mid>
dletown.
child7of Morgan Thompson, of Morris to-.
Greene Co., aged about three years, was burned
to death on last Sunday. 1t was left for but
few moments alone in room where fire was
burning when its mother was alarmed by its
shrieks, and fastening to its aid found in enveI.
Oped in flames. Itwas so severely burned, that
it expired in few hours.
child of Joseph Thompson, of Morris tp.
this county, aged between two and three years,
fell into SNVi barrel, standing by Mr.. Thomp>
sons dwelling house, on Sabbath afternoon last
and was drowned.
On Saturday last, as Alexander Mcclure. ESQ.
venerable citizen of this county, and Andrew
Borland, brothe,-in-law, were diving one
horse buggy down Beau ST., Cor the WilIiamsporr
pike,) east of the Court House, in Washington,
the breech band gave way, throwing the buggy
upon the heels Of the horse, and causing the
latter to kick with great violence. Mr.. Mcclure
received one of the blows on his leg, which was
badly broken and bruised. He is verv old
gentleman. and it is feared too feeble to recover
from the effects Of the Injury.
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Ity WtTe removed TO jail.

a. Stealing Butter.-Yesterday mornin g
somebody stole about twenty pounds of butter
from Mr.. Stewart in the Market House. Cir
cumstances seemed to point to one Tom Carr as
the guilty party. A warrant was issued for his
arrest, and officer serOggins sought for him on
the hills southeast of the city, but Tom, seeing
the official and suspecting his design. buried his
disreputable person in the woods, and did not
come out again.
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ILLINOIS ELECTION

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Fhe county election pass
SGD off quietly. The vote polled will not ex.
The city gives Republican majority of 6l5.
The telegraph lines from the south are work.
ing badly, audit is impossible to obtain full re-
turns at present, from the election of Congress
men in the 9th District
The Springfield correspondent of the Times
teIegrqPhs that sangamon county give McClel-
land, Dem. 800 maj. The returns indicate his
election by from 4 to &, 900 majority.
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T. SWEENEY & SON.
No. 65 NInfn atreet. WbeeIIn, v

A RE now resolving their FAIL I1fPORT4 TONS he.
"A ing the largest they have in one season
and embraces the styles of WHITE GRANTEE or
IR3N STONE o lima together with Common Rhis Gad
Co0Ted QueenSLcnTe in great variety Also large and
well selected stock Of Pure White Gold Band and Fancy
FRENCH CHINA, Their in sits separate. CANA Dsc.
Fancy Cups, Mugs, &C. Also, Fine TdGle Cutlery Cas-.
ters togethtr with their usual heavy OF the yari
Gus grades OF Preped, Cut and Plain FLINT RE-
Coal on Lamps, &c.
They attention Of the Trade and will dupea
to Merchants their bills purchased in the East a sane
prices. GugS6
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HAnothtr Rob6ery.-on Tuesday night
somebody stole into the grocery store of John
K. BOtstord, on Water street, by hosting a
back window. They were surprised and com
PEELED to retreat before they could execute their
predaceous intentions.
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MASSACHUSETTS, E[,ECTTON

BOSTON, Nov. y.-The returns, Including
nearly the whole State, give Banks, Republican,,
for Governor, majority Of upwards Of 5000
on the whole vote; his plurality over Butler,
Democrat, is more than %, 900
The Senate, as far as received, stands 81. Re-
pnblicnns, Democrats, and doubtful. The
House stands 1872 Republicans, 90 Democrats,
and Opposition. The entire Republican State
ticket is elected.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-While the Cabinet
was in session yesterday, the President received
a despatch showing the pressing necessity for
military assistance at Brownsville The Sec'v
of War within half an hour thereafter issueI
instructions to Captain Ricketts,, commanding
the artillery company at Baton Rouge, to place
his men in readiness for march and ut the
Quarter Master at New Orleans was telegraphed
to make arrangements for transporting the
troops to Point Isabel, to which place they are
now probably on the way.
The first number of Hon. rhos. B. Florcnce's
Quarterly Review will be issued on Saturday.
The Postmaster General returned from the
South to day. lie has not yet opened the bids
for transportation of the mail between Portland
and New Orleans.
A private letter from Ell Paso, dated Oct. 4th.
says the new law of the Juarez Government,
making marriage by the civil authorities i'm.
PeratlYe has created much excitement in North
ern Mexico. AT Durango a pronunciamento
was issued against the Law, but it was suppress.
ed by the authorities. In chihuahua petitions
are in circulation calling upon the Government
OF the State to suspend the execution of the
law. The clergy are at the foundation of these
disturbances.
The President hns committed the sentence of
Capt Holmes, of Maine, who was convicted
some time since of the murder of sailor upon
the high seas, and sentenced to be hung ON the
25th inst
j. B. Thomas, the special delegate from
brownsville, bad an interview with the Sec'y of
War to-day, and fully explained to him the
alarming condition of the frontier of the Rio
Grarde.
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New YORK, Nov. 9.-The great Folding Iron
Bedstead case before Judge Ingersol, in q. S.
Circuit Court, was decided here to day in favor
of the New York Wire Railing Co., sustaining
John B. Wickersham's patent for the use Of the
pin over the rail resting on the shoulder in the
bedstcad leg.
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EN RO56ery.-on Tuesday night some un>
known thief effected an entrance, through the
cellar, into the produce store of Harry & Der.
ryhiI, Market street, and robbed the cash
drawer of about eight dollars. The thieves
tried to unlock the safe belonging to the house,
but not being acquainted with the pOculiarities
of the lock, failed in their purpose.
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Special Dispatch to the CINCINNATI Gaze,tr I

ST. LOUIS, Nov. San important document
has been prepared for the press aud published
here t.. day, presenting an authoritative exposiS
ton of the views Of the Hon. Edward Bates, on
the Slavery question. It is of radical Repub.
licaG character He believes that Slavery is
not beneficial either in political, social or reli-
gious sense and he is unalterabIv opposed to
its extension INTO free territory He tavors the
colonization Of the free blacks 1t is powerful
article, and will produce a sensation.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

81 Stop that Coughing Relieve your
cough in few hours, by useing the
HOARHOUND BALSAM.
The children like it.
We will like it.
Everybody likes it.
1t cures coughs, hOarseness, and without
nausea, or arrangement of the bowels Sold NV
7, h. LOGAN & Co.,
aud LOGAN, LIST & Co.
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wDssr Hunttng.-Yesterday morning some
half dozen deer, recently killed in the Cheat
river mountains, were shipped over the Hemp>
field Railroad. They were killed within the
last two or three days by party of hunters
from Washington. Pa.
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ST. Louis, Nov. 9.-Santa Fe mails Of the
goth of September and the 18th of October, ar
rived at Independence. The mail was escorted
from Fort Union to Arkansas River. The con.
ductor thinks that hereafter they will not be
molested. There is no news.
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w Eseapsd-on Friday night last, Conn, a
fellow who was confined in the Steubenville
Jail on charge of counterfeiting, escaped from
that institution. At last accounts be had not
been recaptured.
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E92as WsetEy Inteztigsnesr will be out to.
gay tn!i OF all the recent events and choice mis-.
cei,aneous literary matter. Call and get a copv.
Only five cents piece, or one dollar wear in
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KINGSTON. C. W., Nov. 9.-The store of Hen
derson, COwan & Co., several dwellings and
the steamer Brtttanin, lying at an adjacent
The loss is partially covered by insurance.
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w Market 7hie0es.-EarlY yesterday morn
ing the Market Master found fifteen chickens
cOncsaled in back yard near Market Square,
which had been stolen the night before from
the wagon of Herman Anderson.
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NEW Yonk, Nov. 9.-Tho Tribune under
stands that Gov. Wise has made a requisition
on Governor Morgan for the surrender of Gerrit
the Harper's Ferry insurrecIian.
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80 Sent rp--old John Carr, an iudefatiga.
Die and antiquatOd disorderly, abused his wife
yesterday morning and was arrested. Aid.
Wright sent him to Jail.
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FOR SALE.
THE STAR NAIL WORKS,

Ia ArOnt0n, Lawrence County, Ohio.
consequence of the decease two of the Stockholders
the star Nail Works offered for sale at great
bargain These Nail Works in the Iron Re-
Go In the Southern part OF Ohio, miles above
portsmouth, and 40 miles above Cincinnati. The main
pn11g Is $50 feet in length and TIC width substan.
taIiy Dat1 and contains aud improved uachinerv
consisting of steam engines, 50 Machines machine
LOT making nail kegs also, IL boiling furnaces and heat.
nR furnaces together with the necessary rolls and has
GaPacy 10 manufacture $50 kegs nails every - hours
IN addition 90 the above, and be sold the Nail Works
40 acres OF Coal Lands, miles distant by Railroad and
coal at the mills at cost not dol
ton and has peculiar advantages shipping nails
to various points at all seasons, the Ohio River at Ills
point and below Is seldom DISTRACTED. location is re-
eaed as the best in the cnnnry supplies of mig iron
anu COAL as there are 50 blast furnaces within 80 miles of
which bring their iron direct by the Iron Ralroad:
anu the surrounding hills abound
easy access Any further description is deemed
sar as purchasers will desire examine for themselves
II not sold previously, the above property viii be offered
at public sale Thursday day OF November 1850
Auufess, PETERS, JAMES CO.
1. 90, Or JOHN PETERS.
SUI go le0 1sssEi2S and II store by
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UTICA, N Y, Nov. 9.-Gerritt Smith has
been sent to the Lunatic Asylum at Utica, hav-
ing become seriously deranged
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81 IaTrying on the Way.-Yesterday morn.
ing man coming to Market with load o.
country produce, took several drinks from a
bottle, with which he had provided himself to
keep away the keen morning air. The conse>
quence was that drunk come. He had no con
troll over his horses, and they went where they
chose. They chose to go up by road, east
of the city, and down steep bank. The
wagon was overturned, the produce spilled, the
horses entangled in the harness, and the drunk.
ell driver had the hair and skin all torn off the
back part OF his head. Ho was found in this
excellent condition by clever German neigh
Dor, who gathered up his scattered truck
brought it to town and sold it at sacrifice.
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LoUlsvILLE, Nov. 9.-River stationary, with
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W Virginia Taylor, and Elizabeth Nay.
nard, two nymphs who inhubit the hills about
the city, sleeping under lodges of rocks and
subsist'ng upon goods supplied by market
thieves, ventured within the corporate limits
yesterday, and loOsing sight of the civilized
surroundings, deportcd them. elves in manner
opposed to the dignity if not the peace of the
city. Officer Deafenbaugh took one under each
wing and politely solicited the pleasure of escor-
ting them to AID Hamilton's Office, whence
they were removed to Jail.
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PUBLIC SALE OF TOWN LOTS 4 GROONI
On Wheeling InInnd Nnn 10 nsko

SHALL the above date, as Attorey for Daniel Zane
oher Tor sale at Public Auction the ground the fol-
lowing valuable property situated Wheeling lsland to
W.T. Lots No l, ,, T. s. G. g. To- H. l2 and 49, TO-
with forty feet Of ground fronting York street,
twenty feet of ground fonting on York street running
nsGE to Huron alley, enc hundred and twenty feet on
which there Is small frame building feet of ground
ironing on Zane street, north Of the Suspension Bridge and
adjoining John MorGans property in whole parcels
70 SUIT purchasers and of ground more or less
yns lEeen Wabash street and the branch the
TEENS sALBnne-thrl hand and the balance in one
and two years Title given day Of SALE deferred
payments secured by deed Of trust negotiable with
approved security G. L CRANMER,
Attorney for Daniel Zane.
ana Belmont Bridge Company Stock, such number Of
ing a. L. CRASNER
OCIS0-td Attorney. IL
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EDWARD BATES ON TIE SLAVERY QuxsrroN-1M.
PoRTANT EXPOSITION LOOKING To Tue PRESS
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RrcHMoND. Nov. 9.-No requistion has been
made by Gov. Wise on Gov. Morgan fJr Gerrit
Smith.
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k7g Eee'y one should know what to get for
a coid or obstinate cough or soreness Of the
chest Read the following letter: N'''
Grur, r,,, NET %b BEDFORD, January -, 1849.
received from you, called Mrs. N. n. Gard.
ners Balsam of LiVerwort and Hoarhound. has
been an Unreasonable blessing to me aud to nv
family have used it in my own case, which
was desPaired OF, and am now happily restored
to health. In case of obstinate cough ito
soothing influence has effected radical cure:
and beg, if my name or my cxertons can aid
you in disseminating it among those threatened
allow me, what would seem nv dntv
to- say to others what write 10 YOU, that
this medicine is invaluable. remain gentle
men, with great respect.
Your obedent servant,
L. D. WILLIAMS.
For sale by REED & KRAFT, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in the drug line
can be had of the best quality 2w
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LOCAL MA-TTEBss

81 Ten Cents Wsek-The Intsz1io.nc.r :.
furnished to subscribers many part of the civ
or ueighborhOod at ten cents week Guy
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Plr7sBunGH, Nov. 9.-River scant feet at
the Glass House, and Calling. Weather clear.
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By THE UNION LINB.
oREIOE.ooRNER WATER AND MoNRoE srREETs

To THE DAILY INTELLIGENCEH
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3Il0 BAGS Prime Rio Coffee, receiving and in store b
Y.,O octt4 LIST, MORRI ION 4 Gu