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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

WEEKLY REPORT OF THE CITY AUDITOR
The City Auditor last night reported to the
City Council the following receipts and dis
bursements of the city for the week ending
on Saturday last, together with the amount
of money remaining in the Treasury at that
time
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
LETTERS DETAINED FOR WANT OF PosrAGE
"Wednesday. Octoher B 1860:

Gerhard Kinmermeur. So. Louis, Mo.
Theodore Becke, MuscatIne, Iowa.
Phi Constance, Newport, Ky.
Isaac BroOme, Margat eta, Penn
Lafayette Johnston, New York civ
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There were remaining in the City Treas
1ru fba fo11om;nnr

LICENSE RECEIPTS AT THE MAYORS OFFICE.
From the books in the hands of Mr.. Charles
receipts for licenses, during the past week,
amounted to STA so, derived from the fol-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

PUGILIsM IN THE WEsT-EHD-A MIL at the
Brighton House.-It is regarded by a some
what numerous class existing at the present
day, in this, as well as in most other large
cities throughout the United States, to be
quite honorable and meritorious to be
skilled in the "manly art of selfde-
fense." So thought a couple of young
bruisers on Tuesday evening, whose ire
had been previously enkindled by some
misunderstanding. With an extraordinary
amount Of pluck on both sides, they selected
seconds, and the whole party, consisting of
some ten OF fifteen eager individuals, took
their departure from the corner of Fifth and
Broadway for the field of action They
unanimously agreed to proceed to Brighton,
in order to avoid the police. Arrived at
the spot selected, they soon squared off and
commenced Operations" X. first saluting P
in the vicinity of the proboscis, at which p,
aroused to sensitiveness by the unexpected
shock, let fly, showing K. the stars and his
natural length horizontally at the same time.
After pitching into each other generally for
nearly forty minutes, P.'s seconds threw up
the sponge, and K, though at the expense Of
his eyes and general appearance, was, of
course, acknowledged the champion. All
parties appeared to be extremely satisfied
with the issue, and soon after dispersed for
their respective quarters.
CoNyIcTs SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.
Sheriff Kessler left the city yesterday morn
ing in company with thirteen prisoners des-
tined for the penitentiary at Columbus. The
following are their names and terms, together
with the crime for which they were COM
mitted: Frank Hathaway and John Wright,
grand larceny, two years each; James Ga
briel, burglary, one year; Jacob Puthoff,
burglary, three years; Benjamin Seigman,
burglary, one year; James Louden, burglary,
highway robbery and assault with intent to
kill, eighteen years, or six years on each
change; William Bolan, highway robbery,
twelve years; David Varian, burglary, three
years. Lewis Hake, stabbing with intent to
kill, one year John Cameron, burglary, one
year Joseph heedeT, grand larceny, five
years and James Bowman, burglary, five
years..
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04
WANTED.

"WANTs,n aFOR sALB,r "TOR RENT y
"LOST,n "FOUND," BOARDING," &c -Ad-
vertisementg coming under these headings, not ex-
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ANTED-To sell double-entry book keeping
scholarships on Bacon'o and Ohio and Gum
Commercial Colleges. Good for day and even
nd full course Of study, and Just the place to
the long winter evenings; and young men
nODey by buying certificates of w. L. AOKLEY,
anRe Office. ... saIl-amf
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THE DAILY PRESS.
City News.

METEoRoLoeIcAL OBsERvAT1oSs-ByH y Henry
Ware, Optieian, October 2.
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HCOR SALE-Two fine Brick Houses on Mount
=. -. Auburn; ten rooms each; lot 40 by 200 feet,
VIII exchange for good farm. Also, large Brick
House, with five and half acres of land, in Avon
dale, with fruit and shrubbery. Also, a Cottage
with tour rooms and kitchen-celar, front and side
yard, cstern, fruit and shrubbery, on Nnth-str
Also, good forming lands in Missouri Illinois and
Iowa. Will sell low for cash or exchange for city
property, or good merchandise. Aso Cash to buy
short-time business paper. A. b. M'MkEAMA,
ocZ-DF 56 West Third st
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Agent for sale Of Hamer & g Mills,
No. IS Walnut-st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
N. B.-MILLS OF ALL SIZES ready for ship
ment nt q dav'a notice. oc3-ek.
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ANTED-JUST OUT - The Gem Husker,
Husk- Picker and general Feed Cutter. Ali
is wanting rights or machines will please
RAFT, 156 West Third-st., second floor, left
cincinnati, Ohio. Wanted-Ripe corn, in the
Oc3.X
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ANTED-Au experienced canvasser, who is
acquainted with the city and its merchants,
.vass for subscribers and advertisements for
ing the business need apply. Inquire of
HAIRY, office Of Thompson & Nesmith, 25
Ihird-st. Oc3-b%
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AGENT-The best agency to be
had in this city; profits fifty per cent; busi-
can be largely increased. To a person with
capital, this is rare chance. No risk what
Apply at the sales5room Of the Lester Manu-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

ET0R SALE-FARM-A fine Farm, good for
= fruit or grape, Of SO Acres, thirteen miles from
Main street, the Batavia Turnpike, in good con-
dtion and is offered for sale in whole in part on
long timei or if desired, will lease the same for
Walnut and Canal, in the third story, Stove-pat-
tern Shop [oc3-asl " HINES
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-10-04

FQR SAl.E-The entire stock of Hardware and
\ Boots and Shoes, belonging to the late firm of
NEFF, BROTHER Co, will be sold either sepa.
5atey or together and store rented to purchaser if
desired. JNO. II. VIM. p. NEFF, Survivors,
oc3-dr corner of Main and Second -streets
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WANTED-A smart, active Boy, thirteen or
~ fourteen years of age, to run errands and do
Ourtb-st. oc4-bs
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knew every
which was now bleeding before her-she
she would be comforted by his likeness from
lSON'S Gallery, Ninth and Main, where the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-02-10
Oxford Normal Institute,
SOUTH PARIS, M.

SOuTH PARIS, NE.
TiIE Snriaf Terra It hi. school vii commence
| 90 Nnsp,V, u,EsH Sih, is6n, All eontia.
uc elr,ca weeks, ahlsf ih- insifuct,aa of
EMERY u. BICNN CLL, PnacpaL
Ms. GgoEet, CosNisH. As.'.t,nt.
~. GscHHdTL, Teacher II Ma.,c.
Too. .cA,,l possesses al the l,ril sipri,gc.
~ ts frnsr i,,s. 4 y situated in d'ufishing
Village 90 ths har pr a. G1ll rupk Rtilwny,
eiih,u t., h,ats' rilr foa r,Hh,i. hsing c'si.
0, accss,ii, tom nsu'y al pare 1T a. state.
The village 10 gi,-t 81 orierN the -ch,alfoo,us
...s, ,,,.l loo. ani nIe,aai. wuhN. ws th,nk the
.itirnt frum ,hf,,i will h'i here may siv'nti-
.r. -,, ii-iv. G., , prp6thl. term of study.
No o. f,U vii D. .p,rv J.. n' the pat II The
teachers. 10 sG,rl the SUIT ,p opportunity ioc
syaiia. b,m,rlipfl ihpriigh ,ni',ilri' coarse Ol
ius'r,eti,a.
Tt,curg. CL,ss. / r-l-l.I.' 'Ass vii
D.. urg,nit.i diung the iHef h,'I 'l .n trrm;
ths ahi-,t eft which will b. q, d,sris, .n.h topic.
a. elite q, q pttlrs d,.-'pbn'. AT in'lhli otin.
.iuirt,pp. - aur cipnon school,. Nrnhrr- II
ih.s cI,... drsif,i. uf trtrhiug th' ehsuing Sam.
nsr. Will D., as.,stri by tn pussip,l in procuring
slinut,n., il % T. rrlt"sisl.
TurtsN.-Cran,l Elgi.h, $500; Higher
Epsl.h, $3.50. L,agugrs, 400. Mlslc, Pea
in,n.hir spl Dpsipg, extra.
G,si Had -tt ~ ub.,tar t'r Ton II, - io
500 pc u-tk. fJr iilthrr iao.mt,'in ,nIiirc
pi che piinripIi.
S,uth r..,.. lao. 1. 1850. ~
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outstanding. advertise that the coupons will
he paid at certain places at certain times,
and the bond holders present them, and
they are paid at the time, 70 them or their
order. u tie change contemplated in The
bill is made. the.c coupons may BE- dstseh-
Ell from ihe bond and hawkel abo.t In the
market. and The holder may a, any time AZ.
Ter they bccone due maintain an action
as,ins, the company, and thus suei'ct the
parties 70 much inconyeniencs and expense,
and The community 10 a dangerous aoa,ins
currency.
The rvpOr, Of ,he Judiciary COMMITTEES
upon an order inquirins into the eHr~'isn
ey Of changing cur paupcr laws. - that
raupsrs shall Re maintained by the town
where they fan int l..'r'-s without reglrl
to time. or former settlement, caused CON.
siderable discussion. The COMMITTEES r.
r--,si legislation inrSralicnt NJ. Pick
90 % Hampton moved % rec'muitire.
,..A Instructions % hiring ina bhl, H.
thought that he expense PAID BY towns in
suit. az law. establishing ,bs .sttru'ni Of
pauper-, ,mrunt.i o. more ,han the sup
pr, Of che riap.r.. and ir ,l laws relating
70 settlement were repealed, a ;roatam'unt
Of litigation volI Do prevented, and tho
moncy sTpen5l i1 lawsuits, would pay AL
the paupcr bll. Mr Jones % lewiston.
d.smad th.sa radical movement, nnl op-
pol ,hs whole thing. Il susr 80 should
pas. be- .ati De- would leave Lewiston FORTH
with. Or %, rorr from 81 ihe surrounding
r,,iln would l'-k into that place 90 Gad
employment. AND they would De Obliged %
,ur-lrt hsm. Mr. MrtuiI. 10 Bangor,
Chairman ot De Judiciary committee on
~ part 20 or, lI.a.,. .1iI chs .rhr,r; vac
fully discussed on COMMITTEE. and be- d'uh'-
81 MT thr time would come. when al these
Iavs in relation o. settlement would b. re-
rs,lsd bot DE- consented % make the ~.
pr-. of the c,mmit,c, unanimous. as, ,u
les D. ismrnt. che r. r.' were nor prepares
for o.. chang lt Trrsea'.
TIE COMMITTEE ur STATE valuation organ
ilsi today. by o., choice o. pr We'll. Of
Frrsrart a. chairman. anl Hon. iona. \.
B,,spsIl OF Hcur-h.c. C,.rs. The commit
t., vii probably have session every dsy
unit, Oh, WORK before ,hsm 8. completed.
TIC Aro1-1ok Railroad the cousl'iiauun
oiu'I Che railroad, cas-, OF Portland ard
the rra-c, fora new county hy 'hs name Of
Knox. composed %. part, Of Lincoln ana
Waldo are tas 40 a'-lrb.0s topic, 10 PR
en-. outside toe legislature. IN al O.
incorporate the lltnrocs Mu,ual F,r lusi.
rau,- Company, ara act stlmp'ius ii'rs',
or Ilorscs % ths value 90 Slio from et-
tachmcui, an act Accepting zoe surrender
OF the charter no che Atlantic Bank an act
adliuau.l 60 incorporate the oceau ln'u.
rance Company las ras-si O. Do enacted.
\ resolve lo aid Of bui,j.n. che bridge be-
tween Priu,.tlvu anil lnllan Township
l..ss,d finally.
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Hebron Academy.

rI'IlE >pulg Fern nf the lnsiu'i''1 vii com.
us1c- on NoNp,N, fUuHU,gr 9Th, lS6l,
aIi c'l',Ha. - weeks, 90. bee ih" ra't0,''aa 1t
SCLpCN =. NENL. 4. VI, rurripal.
NJ. ii,EHTr T.. pouot,ss, rrcc,Iiress +,
BbI r,arhst of Nl.ir.
NJ l.P. NcNUucE. Teacher IT rc,a','h'p.
The Trustee are griulrl in an,,1p-iug o. che
rH.I.r chat en-, htsr -r-Hr.i thr srrst-rs ~ VIZ.
NrsI. g. thr A..lsny che r,u.1g Nrar.
NJ. pHH.I-.. g. v.T k1'su as a'nr'"trni
teacher. s,i ha. th. rr a,ht''n Of iri'; 'ucee.'.
Iul. c.p-rnII, 81, th- F.al-h l,1gngr.
L.. ih- ,pfclI,rr nj me rru.Irr' ard rsachrf'
tb p'srs thi. i1.tflttst ualrr stri-ier discipline
1rl ln,f- sssrmlH. .r'i. 4 r'ur.c sill o.
a. ..ffsl I-..st- o Oh r.fa't- ihs h.gh''t god 1t
che ulr....
rh,.- ausal,ps th- Araleu, ihis term, Il -
expected wt.l h,re .'lsi'r s',IuAgrs.
ruti1a. run - % o. - - pc gs.u.
Mtstr tpi rrpntu bop extra.
usrl. - p-r v..k. TlH.r s.shIHg phofd
tlsa,s.l,.. u % d1i fllm. 81 ,rtsrlshIs uii.r.
JOSEPH nNRGpwS, Srrrrap.
ll-ntoa. J,1. "a, l~G1. 50
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RS. g. VI J.,s.1u, at G5rbam, has
Jy.n aIr rr.5 A-.r, % tbs Maine STATE
Temperance A.. .....s, ty its executive
J.uuiu,r.
NJ 60 ". King. % B.si1a gentleman.
buy.n. rr1i-,r o., Ssavh,-,n. COST in the
street. on OBJ, .,b uIt, package " mon
~ containing over ;va hundred io'hr..
There ar, tour vessel, oa ,r,,..ss', auf
ina fair v,y toward. completion, a; Il,ls-
don. Mile, In B,1,bhiy. rhsy az De-
signed rr fishermen
Toe barn belonging o. J,5 Thompson, 10
L.. containing about diy i1u' % bay, ,o-
rythcr with twenty SIX bead % cattle, a
Grck of sheep. aud two horse. wera destroy.
si hy Gro 900 Tuesday might, 'ls 5l'' OF
January T.e Gre was -lrr''ad 10 be the
w.rs ,f au iu,.u!.-v. TIE hlru had been
bail, about tvo wears. auI c1s; $500.
T.squ.nutv 5llinr burned in E,eklanl
or ihs pas, ,ar.e.qr ,rtsr, ot Che year. ~
Cunning March I. l,jl. was 80 l52 casks.
They estimate the total amount Tor the year
At $1,000 clsss.
H4fa dozen scholars have h.en brossh;
telcrs ras Police Court ~ Belfast, aud
fnsi g. each and costs, hr hls:ins "a
sch'oima,,sr. The punishment will uu-
d5ustsd'y curs them OF thsir T1siIIsiic pro-
peusiIls-
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s'u'e OF Maine.

Yova, r.-N ii- >upfeus Jiliei'l C"lt. Do
ga ani held IL Sara, ~iihin col .II sd cluI.
d, pf York 90 thr ir,t Tus.'s lunu, Boo
th ,,t ~ 80 Lad 90 IT. l.i.I 4. sos lIl-
dlei suI .iNty'
up,n ih' hrrg 'isg Lib, Ir''ici. a.i .As
Li.'i,nt giss n1g,cc 10 ,Iie 80. '-rS IHH rr
A., ,r,.,r l,-i.,f. The Ja,iic-. .i. saii ~Hrrr~r
Doll, q Court 10 b. hell at .a.s, ~ita.l aHt
ff ,u. ....,, ol ONpri, on the .ecoad Y EBAY
81 Mao o., ", b publishin; an a,te.ted copy l.
s..l iI,-l aai th,s ogisr ihssso,, thee wee ~
.urs...iyel, IN Tie Oslasi D-lnico,t. u-st-
p.., s ,fitt-l ~ i',r's ia s,ii c'urty II Osl'd,
th- last 1T AL p''.lc,toas In ~ i,nrieea Jays
at least h.i'fr rae alag oI stii Court, that he
M, thrittl thee, .ir sad Cpuu shns cAn'e,
Il 80, h. haze. sh, the prayer Of saiI Libel
.h1ull n1, b. gfi1'ed.
Af..i-C. II LORD, Ci'rk.
A tris rlpy u Libel ADD order Of Cont thereon.
Attest. u. LORD, cisk.
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Paris Hill Academy.

TI,lIE Spring Term &c this las,ilaii"s viii com-
meacs oa MoNuAT. fEHhuAsf z'ih, iseo,
aad ooa,inue clcyra weeks. uad~r the charge OF
q. +. LEONARD. 4. H., Principal.
Mss VI. GUsrtE nANEIH, Assistant.
Ma GscHR0TL, Teacher ei hu.ie.
Th,. Acsdemy !. located .hpt, distance lfom
the Cr,nd Tmnk Railway, frim and 10 which
i,,,. 1. Jsib cah, e,sure. Nc. ieaasrd, the P'ia-
r,p,i. = nat OILS a ihor,rgh sChohf, bat sspsii.
rnrs H.. .howa that be - saccrs.iul ie,chsr.
Srrh siud-nts ~ desire a. % themselves zoe cob
.ge. via hrrr dnd The advantages Of a sys'emit'c
aai chmpisic cuurss.
Bo,ri, "a good FAMILIES. - 90 pr week.
SAML x. CARTER, Secretary.
Jan ~. tSGO. 81
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For Sale.

1--WE HOMESTEAD or ULiZt uNutiN,
/ Hr. Hf rsfis. deceased, situate uH l.Ir.sl ..l
srI ifHrfrs fhr Wet s.'a Hf tHr C.Hu1r. r1l.
...fi#- Hfs t,rH.H..hrr.s ah,s' fri, .,.f aJrirr.
il ...l ranIif'H, sri r. urv stfhs lld oBt. trit.
tres rrrgtsf Dot fr1.Hu. cod ahlui Csc 1rTrs Of
HiBI fH r. .-h .fHfr ai rHlfIyatlHl, rHHrf.1. a
b..e esrIrs 11I a choice safirI, Of erb0.I .,ait.
su.h...rf i.f ths r,s 90 uUr uu..t. u b. Hos oi
tir nI.t ies,.iIs place. &c sun-sr lc.ilsncr
iH th.s poet Hi tIr csrrfrt.
A. a BfB bali q riiIr Hi.naf, o' lis1r' eighty
a.rrs. rHrI..iir- uf vH1I1II, orchard, iH'viag
sod rl.fau-a, uh..h 500 d. stiI altogether or ia
rsrr.... 1s SILL sect Hr..l1..'tlr f.II.a n.sfs.
Frr psti...a.t rr... r. ~ariI q. C.ur.. Esl
at rris, Hr T.. T.. 10 Nl.1r
Pare. Z. h. trb. l~aL o..
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Ur THURSDAY night Gre broke out In
ihe upper rooms over the store escaped by
Aloull Bartlett, Ia iar,'v's block. Ban
eor. and .,on communicate % tle adjacent
room. and 20 the attic VI the building, and
sl.o O. the room. over che flruitarr store of
join Nc.sr,sy 90 th- ou' block. lhs
building vas clns1sr,ry injured, buI %
what extent b. u5t known. The los was
principally that Of Mr. Bartlett, whose
stock OF books and stationary, valued ~
about 5000. Va. nearly ruined BY the wa.
tsr with which 10 va. nocc.striiy drenchci.
ia. iu.urnu-, b. only sea. Mr. M'.crvey
hal some Lumbar haruel IN ihe attic, AMI
there va, some damac' % 600. furniture by
water. llei. insured Cor $500. The ORR
gin % t.e frs &. la,Hpwu.
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NurlyE uF FORECLOSURE. Ws.u-,s.
y Js.rlh :. Mitchell. 900 Byu1. in che C4ua-
IN ut OxHff. %, hes .fs,l Ui mHft-sg,, dated the
eleventh jly or NHyrua.f 4. ID. l>ji, UIrvr,rd
o. HH. Ihr sl.-r...r, certain fiIcf .r parcel ut
lHI situate. iH ..al ilun gf B,rln, lsIHg at. 1f
hli rHu1-reI ~ iu tIr hsl raHg., Bui 10 il the
costa uH.r, t1l o. lH Ihe sixth ra1s., s1i Hf q
Hltr l,tiC1aI ir.-nTfiln rs'rfeu.e mas 81 bal
i1 said mIugt-r, ss rr..rlgi tu tb. Ot.IrI Re-.
i.tN 1i decide, ullA eI, psg- 30. The DnaIt.
tiHn. of .aiI muli-l-- uls.1g been t'.rn, l
hcIe1, t'iIHi 90 ilfsral.r tI- sane agIH. .Hiy CD
thr stltatr in -urh ,l.r ral.e snt provided.
ISAAC :. STANLEY.
n-.h.--. jan. 81 ls6l-
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JOURNAL roR CNLIFoRNIl.
S,r C,His Capy.

A.an Al,cri.in: Medium The Jour''i h,' ~
s,ia,i IN Nrv Eagl,ni n. priors unii'rm,
a. the Advertisements. arr 1T ~ ~ eirW "n
conspicuous minnsr. ini,cipu.ly ananlri anl
cl,,.,irl uadrr apptup',tr hssis. a''i app"'r ''
bath ihr Mom,ng ani Evru,ag papers w'lh'"' ~
tIa charge. H.. c,rtuLitipn - m'fr than ur'-
that ~ any "i~n.r-nt" ur subscription paper ~
New EagAnd The pa'I,c ar rcn,nird That 100
drnnmsrs ilr sivrr.i.iNg ate ever employed b'
this ssiablishmfut.
H. sll ease. the cash pfiacipic will u" ad'rir
a.. an.I 90 MOTTO. WILL h. t,Ara 1t anN otd.rs uH
,rrp,nn.nis,i b, tb- mIuc,. ~ plpsrs are d'''
continued It the expiration the i,m' pad iHr.
r,CTh- Jpuiaai ). iar s,ls at a.. ihc N.'''php'r
Drpai., and on sll tie Ri,iiui,.' ta .Hgh'n. ~"
EnsL.nd. AZ or,lsfs .houli be al sod 'o
ClIARlES ~. Rp"LlsS,
Journal Handbag. No. " state stree,
lI,.tlu, Mass.
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MARRIED

o. C,s, Sla1.t, jan. p O. D, Rev. u. q Wi.
o., W. Nni.n %. ROLLS @, Nj. l., lih G.nu,n,
b1il of llButu.
NiIn.iflI. NJ. 75.h uIt., e.. =. Waisiu.,
BE-. Of nsvspra,t. lras. e. NJ. Mar \. fui'rr.
81 Rs 60. ".
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NistaT's Bal>am of Wild Cherry Recom-
mended bs Physicians.

AUnuHN. Sept q. iS5S.
S.W Tasie 4 Co. -Sis.-l mast cheerful.
I, sii ,By tesi,u'nn, ,a fy.r II he lalsam We
have rsei IL a. ous f,mt,, 10 ruln,n5ry aare-
iiass, caughs aai cili., a1l ssiern IL m,ss val
uahc rrae,.,. ani hay. 49, aimca.led ), ~ var
ois oaln'ainis of this o,tarr Nth ,.sitia,I, hap
~ re-alts. ". n. LYNCH, ". u.
MANsTtfLp, Tloy, Co.. "a, Aus.' lNos.
Grni lsmen. llaving u.si in my p,ac,,es The
h.i E.ur ,ests. Vista. ltslssm ~ W.T. CHEW &,
with srrat .urre... ui,st cAeerially 'rcomneni
70 io tha.- afflicted vith oistisai- caHghs. ceIl',
a.ihna.Gr N n. MARTIN. VI. u.
cars NtScENr, Ny. Jah ~. iSjs.
GsoiLmsas Ahsf usins ~ WistW'. B,lsiu
C,r. t... ttus. Z css 40 tfntn tspest-d ohssS'a.
,.,s thai ,sgsui q sns ct che t-., o,agh 'n'i
,r.ar.. sal tks great pleasure o. r~comniea.iing
u o. thr Affected ". VI. WEBB, ". n.
BrowNvittt. y. y. Jul, u, ISIS.
Cent. ilsving cod Vista. ni'an ipr tw'
,ears pest. aui hviag usr,i ths SAM m,ssli vtth
gr,af .urrrs.. I cb-sual, fsc,nn-ai Dc 20 III
" ha ffr sHt,r1g vita astha'a 90 consumption.
4. 4. GlUllS.
rrrptrri o., SrrH " rSwLr \ Co. Roster,
aBi f,fs,'s hy q. O.. Bttss s Co.. Paris; Nm.
\. Rru S1u'h rtd., u. .. Nnr,. Nnrwa,;
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u,sln H.ihri all o., dsa.ers cvsNwh'rs.
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Brighton Market.

Brighton MARKET
TuUEsrAN. fsl. =
A. mnrket iiOOtsef cattle, 90 stores, 221O
sh-sp aHI b1,I.. TO seirs.
Price -nref caitir--ENtra $50 aOu1' hrst
quality 3. sscaai quality, l3i third, D %
MurAtug ONrn--.'aiss SIS, %. 100.
Mich Covs-s.s 40. cou.nau i ~.
Veal Ctves--3. las.
NelfiHEs--N ruf.
Tso Year. Oh-slT p.
Thrse Year. OI-~2ta p.
Hiis--6 =. per ~.
Cali kius-iO a. i2c.
Tsi'uw-Sa'es "a : - t-2r.
Shsep anj iambs-S2 % IS; extra % a
s 90.
Pshs-sl jOa I = each.
ssine-Pi.s, 5a o.; retail 5i-2a6 H..
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FISHING TACKLE.
Ihn's ia connection, a good ''oeh Of
Medicines,

snch y. Aver. Sarnpirilh. Aver. Cherry Pee
tof,l. A,rr's Ciih,riic Pills. Wrighfs lrdian
yrs,iabl. pill., keuned,'. Medical DiscoVrfy,
Dr. CLARK. Poirat Cherry S,rup. D'wa'. Hat.
.s,nir Elisif. Week, Magic Conppund. Da'i.
r,,n Killer. L,nily'. iiiilc,s. Cl,fk's Dittrrs,
F,.L'. Port VIM Btisrs, llr1wn'. T'ochs., ~.
wells Hitter, Castor o.. Olive Oh, tamphor
Gum, Br,aa's Pnlmouic Waisrs. liair I've, N,I
I,f'. Condition r,si-f. Coz hof.es, Bnmfu's Go.
ea,ins G,s The hair. iitrael's Wash iar renewing
tan nod f,sckle.. 81 Al-a the C-lsbaisi Nn.sia
Sal,e. Dc Graad,n's ENcei.iaf Silse. lniisn Adj
he.i,r .nlvr. Nv Paper anl Siprhuiae iur MI
log Fl,e.. By, s,d Bc,r Do. Mafshal's ca.
nfth SnnH. With lat' II sllhVING & TOILET
soar. French Pefiamery, L,on'' kathiiron,
Sp,lliag's ilaseniry. Coognc. Nv The Quaft or
les. Pore BEARS OIl.hs thu Qnu ~ a's,
WOOL. IIair Restorative. OiL AMI Es.rnces Of
Brfgsmo, Lsnan. ChccksrbrrO, feppsfmlni.
So, Goa Nr,hsc, SlIpngrs, SC.
The above la,'. have l,ecn pafch,ssd ior each
dosn, ,ni will d. .'ii AZ
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