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For Sale or Rent.

FT1THE subscriber offers three Houses
/ and lois for sale, or reni, Que IN Blooms.
burg. one at Buckhorn, and one al lower
Line Ridge, all 10 THE county.
GEORGE WEAVER.
Qfoorn shuro Feb g. 1861
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doLLoMAY,s OINTMENT
BADaLEGS, BAD -BREATS, SORES
AND sUECERS.

by The properand dbl gent4use oil this ines
fimabie preparation. o aitmpt to cure
bad legs bv pIaSteIIng the edges oil The
wound iogs' her,is, a sfelIy; for should She
ska unite, DOGGY c'seassd dondiiina re-.
mains underneath 10 break out with eGfold
pry in a few days. TIE only rarionanl and
successfnl reainIent, as indicated ernasure,
IL 10 reduce the infiama.ion in and about,
the wound and &c soohe the neiehbcrlne
parts by rubbing in plenty OF The Ointmeni
as salt is forced into meat.
DIPTHERiA. ULCERATED SORE
THROAT, AND SCARLET AND
tOTHER FEYERS.
xnv ofthe above diseases may be cured
hv well rubbing the Ointment three times
n day into The chest, throat and meek OF he
.patienl ; III will soon penerrsie, and give.
.immetiate relief Medicine taken by the
-rrouth.must operate upon the whole sys-
.,srn eresi,s Influence can be fell in any To-
.al nar,. whereas the Ointment will do its
work =, once. Whoever iries tie un2neni
in The above u'anuer oil The disease named,
or an, similar disorders affecting The ehes
and throat, will willsfihdsibemsefves relieved as
by charm.
Plies. FiSTULRS. STRUCTURES.
The above class OF complaints will be
removed Sy nightly fomentIng the parts
v;,h garm water, ard then by most eRecl-
rsIlv rubbing IN the Ointment. Persons
~.Hs,;no from these direful complaints
shouid lose not moment IN arestInS their
Droeress II should be understood that II
"a not sufficient merely to smear the Oint-
merit on the affected pats, but u must be
we'll ribbed in for some considerable time
two or three times day, that II may be
taken into The system, whence At VIII re
move any hidden sore or wound as effect
nsIly as though palpable 10 the eye There
again bread end water poullices, alter rub
hing in OF The Ointment, will do great ser
v,ce. This ls the only sure treatment Tor
females. eases ,ot cancer in the stomach. or
where tfefe may be generai bearing
down.
INDiSCRETIONS OF YOUTH ;-S0RES
AND ULCERS.
RIo,ches. as also swelInss, ueo, win
cer,aiCiy, be radically cured II the oin'-
ment be used freely, and Pills be taken
p;oht and morning as recommended IN The
D,;n,ed Instructions When treated IN any
n.her way tney ouly dry up in one place
IN break out ia another whereas THIS O'n'-
mept will remove the humor iIom the s}s,
tem. and leave the patient vigorous aho
healthy being. II will require Tune WIN
he use df The Pills io'ensnre lasii"e cure
DROPSlCAL sSWELLINGS. PARALYSIS
AND STIFF JOINTS.
Although the above complaints diner
widely in their origin and nature, yet they
all require local treatment. Many o. 'ne
worst cases, of such disc eases, Will yleia IN
. com paraiiveIy short space ot time ~nt q
Ibis Ointment is diligently rubbed INTO the
Prr.s effected, even after every otner means
have failed 1n all serions maad'es tne
Pills should be taken according TO me OIL
sscuons accompanying each box.
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. EN = 7 S = E z.
II. G.. HOVER,
SIR EON DE NT1 IS T

<sss, ESPECF ULLf Offers hiF
"a u professional services to The
II ~ ladies and gentlemen oil Blooms
burg and vicinity. He is prepared TO attend
10 all the various operations IN Dentistry,
and rs provided with the latest :mprovepi
PORCELAIN TEETH, which will be in~er-
ted on pivot or gold plate, 10 look as well as
natural.
A superior article of Tooth Powders, al
ways on band. All operations on the teeth
warranted.
Office, Sd building above s. A. Wilson's
Carriage Manufaciory-MaiaS ST, west side
Bloomsbury January I3, 1858
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BOOTS g SHOE 5
TinWare & Stove Establishment.

TEIHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully IN
IL forms his old friends aud customers,
that he has purchased his bTohef's interest
iu the above establishment, and The con-
Germ will reafier be conducted by himself
exclusively. He mas just received and Of
h iers Tor sale the largest and mosi ex-
- tensiye assoumento OF FANCY SrOTVS
- ever introduced into this market.
S,ovenipe and Tlnware constantly on
hand and manufactured 10 order. All kinds
of tepair,ng done, ms usual, mn short notice.
The patronage of old friends and new Gus
TONERS is respectfully solicited
A. NJ. RUPERT
Bloomsbury, Jan. IL. 1853. II.
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published. in Sealed EnUsLOpe:
a-A LECTURE ON THE Ma
AsLAIA TURE, TREATMENT. AND
SKzsArV RADICAL CURE OF SPERMA-
TORRHGA, or Seminal Weakness, Sex
usl Debility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions. prodscing impotency, Consump-
lion, and Mental and Physical Debiiiiv.
By ROBT. J. CULYERW ELI, Nj. D.,
The important fact that the awful conre4
uuences Of self-abuse may be efecinally
removed withoci internal medicines or tno
dangerous applications of causlics ih-tru-
ments, medicaed bougles, aud other EN-
pirical devlses, is here cleatly dsmonsira-
led, and lne entirely new aud highly snc-
csssful treatment, a. adopted by the cele-
braied author fully explained, BY mea"s OF
which every one is enabled To cure himself
perfectly, and a, the lesst possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised moss
trums OF The day. THIS lectufe viii prove
a boon to lhousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address post paid, on tie receipt of two
postage stamps, By addressing.
DR. CHI. J. c. KLINE.
l27 Bowery, n. Y. Post Office box 4,5s6e
August I, ls6i-ly. ~
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FRESH ARRIVAL,

x95D 5DNZ @OGID8o
Yu1BE undersigned offers for sale st the
- Store formerly kept by Joseph Gearhart
deceased. in Caliawissa township, about
shrss miles from The town OF Cattaw issa,
nj assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
superior 10 any ever brought 10 that section
His stock ef goods is varied and OF q ez
cellent qualify He is prepared 10 sell cheap
having purchased his goods 70 suit the
lines. Purchasers are cordially invited 10
ezll aud examine his stock for The mselves
.sGrick Sales ard Small profils," has
been ad0pled as bis motto.
- Country produce saksB in exchange
{Dr goods al the regular market prices
JACOB II. GREASY.
CasisUiz<a v p, EIay 81, 1901
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be used IN
The totlOrring e"ses;
Aoue. Dtpsy,
A~,hn. DysenFey,
R;lI;ons f.omnlaints. Erysipelas,
Bia,ehss on she Female lnegulari-
Skin, hes,
R.wsi Comnla;nts. Fevers OF all
Cc,;.s kinds,
S,oos,l,,a,ion of the Fits,
Roweis Goul
s,oosno,o,;oo. Headache,
Debility, lnd'gesuou,
mathematician Sore rhroats,
1.n,,;;es Store and Gravel,
Com. Secondary symptoms,
nIa;n,s. Tic-Doulou.enx,
Lambaso, 1umouis,
Pdss. Ulcers,
pha.,,;. Venereal Affections
Da,aa.,a., "A Worms Of all kinds
ITr;ne Weakness from
S..of,,. ., whatever cause,
K;,s,s Evil. &c, &c.
CaUTEON Meme are Qennine unless
the words Holloway, Tew York and Lon
don.n are disceraihls as Water mrrk III
every leaf of he book of direction are oD
each pot or box :: the same may be PlaIn'V
seen b, holding the tecfto the hgfa. A hand
some reward will be given to any one rem
dering such information as.way lead nand-
detection Of any party or parties counle''
fsifing The medicines OF venting the same,
knowing them to be spurious.
80 Sold at the Asuufaciory of Professor
Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers ~
Medicine, throughout the civilized world.
ia pots, at 25c.. 62c- and 81 each.
e There is considerable saving bY
ieking the larger sizes.
N. B.-Direci,ons for the guidance oil pa
tients, 10 every disorder. are affixed TO each
box< October 10, 1860.
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NEW BUSINESS FIRM.
ITIHE undersigned respectfully inform
their friends aud The public generally,
that they have entered into co-partuersniP.
under the name, style ali firm oI MILLER
& EYER in the
Mercantile Business
in The s.Oid Afcade," in bloonsbufg, Co.
Iumbia county, where they intend carrJ ing
on the hu siness Of GENERAL MSRC9AN-
DIZfNG. in all lis diversified branches and
depaumsnis, and TO which they invite an
extension Of the public pstronase.
S. H. MILLER.
FRED'K EYER,
Bloomsbu-g, May rs. Is6l-'f.
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This remedy universally known 10 surpass any
other the Of throat and lung complaints that IL
useless publish the evidence Of its virtues 1s
unrYaled excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful Of pulmonary disease, have made IT
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth
Few the communities families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of its ELECTS
living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they know the effects of this remedy need not
do more than them that has all the Vr-
that II did have when making the which have
won 50 strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
4,4...., ,.
NJ Ha.eubuch, Blooms burg and by Que
DE aler ~ every town in The Stale.
April 6, IS6l-Iy.
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, IncipIent Con-
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
la advanced Stages
of the Disease.
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ALL KINDS OF Ss4AWLS.

bToche. Bav State, WaIervIlle, black elk,
cashmere, emSrodered, &c. Also very
large large assortment OF Cloths, cassimefs,
saiinetS vestngS, iweeds, Jeans, coailng vel
vel hP aver cloths. &c
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AYERS
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

And for the speedy cure Of the following compainta
scrofuiaand scrofulous sAffections,such
as Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, EruptiOns,
sPimpIes, Pustules, BlOtches, RoiIs,
Blains, and all Skin Diseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-22
DIED.

CLINTON - On Thur'day mS n,rm;;,,, 1,istn a,
M oi viii take p!sce sstursy T,sns6 nraor,
s1 T% s,s Tyss %.a'i Invited attend A'a'
vitation. . ,t rciuas Oeer, aged %
oEyR-On THURSDAY, Nov ~ nts''
ycats widow OF the late SON sy are invited 20 ssns
Tic friends snd relatives o. bsf son. seth oeer a. 10
5 5ss i ES., fOs ag yafh street on Saturday
o'clock. -, Nav 81 Minnie Lecners,
HUNIlNG-on psosths Of scale: fever 0ny 'Ai''
Vim W ard Laura p y, No. 235 Eus. Thtieh street. "
Toe funeral viii take P,sS , ~
IL O'clock O. M, ga '''' ,,,.,.v evening" Nov. y,
MccuNE a ' jsss Gs t Il cSas and Sarah c.
McCnI.s snd hicrd Of the family are s,.uts No.
The re r Csersl from the residence OF neg lean Al
70 49, Ts't Tsenty.uinih street on s"nua5
s.,ics without further invitation ,-,,,,or,
c,Sv'PrT On Thurslsy Nov. 81 o. c9N'"@f
Cbie. Edward Of ID, sie JAS s1s heSpe io,sa
re te IA. funeral ffeLl Lis late fesae 49, n M
Z, n,s 1sll ,,Tes, On Sunday .i.a a'
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AUSTRIA.

An autograph letter addressed by the Emperor TO
Count Forgach, Aulic Chancellor for Hungary, had
been published and tie following is Geographic
summary OF it's conteots: The disoyally Of the Hun
qarian municipalities, and the resistance bordering
on insuIrection 20 the measures taken by the Gov
eminent for the maintenance Of public order menace
that order in the most dangerous manner, without
the authorities being able to safely administer the
penal law. The public duty and the will Of the
Emperor requires that he should raise strong bar
rers against these excesses and restore things to
state of order. As the conyocaton OF the Hungarian
Diet ia a constitutional manner appears impracti-
cable until order il reestsbisbed, all tho existing
authorities in the comats, districts, and com
munes, are abolished and Count Forgsch is ordered
10 select persons to replace them, and to take
that the administration of public affairs ia Hungary
suffers no interruption. All persons charged with
crimes against public safety shall be tried by military
tribunals. In conclusion the Emperor expresses an
earnest wish that he may soon be enabled, by tho
reestabishment OF public order to proceed to the co.
lution Of tho pending differences and IN future main
tain entire the concessions lie has granted TO Hun
gary. -,
Count Nadasdy, the ex-Minister Of Justice, bad
been appointed Minister without portfolio and Aulic-
Chancellor for Transylyaua.
A communication from Vienna which we find In
the Nord gives All account Of the conversation which
took place between the Emperor Of Austria and the
Prince Praate Of Hungary, who was summoned 10
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THE FIRST ARTISTIC GATHERIN,
or TIE SEASON.

Oar amateurs, au-ts. and connoisssurs, turned on,
IN full force last evening the occasion OF The pr.
yate view Of the exhibition Of works Of ant by the
" Artists Fund Society" in The galleries Of The
studio building, in Tenth street. preparatory 10 the
second annual sale Of this excellent institution The
gathering was very brilliant aesembage Of the
iashionablcs OF New-York for art is always in
iashon, and the war bus made no perceptibe IN.
roads either among s yotsries OF their patrons In
addition to the pictures which have been contributed
By the members Of the Society in their yearly dues
and which are to be sold for tue benefit Of The tnna
there is large number OF recent paintings which
are to DO sold for tie benefit of the artists, and
choice selection from the private collections Of soma
Of our citizens, which have been loaned b add 10 tho
attractions Of the exhibition Altogether, i, il. ps,
hap' one Of the most interesting exhibitions that
has been open to ourpablc. Among the mo I promi
rent Of the late works of our artists is SIR Tho..
lliclss portrait of Edmund Booth, in the character
Of iago. II il flll length, pow erial in color and
expression, and said, BY tlose who ase familiar with
the actor, to be excellent Likeness. Some Of Ito
earlier works Of Cole, Dgr.nd Huntington, Ggnoux,
Church, and Konse't, which have been fer many
years ma rom the public eve in the private palcs
of our citizens, form by no means The least interest,"
ing pat of this exhibition There arc several very
Inc pictures by Mr.. q, &. Lambdin Of Philadelphia,
and large landscape by Mr. Head of boston.
Among the contributions Of pictures for lie fund, we
were glad to lind larger number OF figure pieces
than usual in soch collections, and good many
Of them were on subjects connected with the war.
There are some exquisite landscapes BY Hubbard,
Gi9noux, Coleman, Shatiuck, DuIaBd, Clifford, Sav.
dam, and the two Harris, and figure Iieeea by Gray.
Edmonds AID Hicks.
The sale Of the paintings viii take place in few
DAYS. Every member Of the society Is obliged e
contribute one or more works Of art, annually, Of the
value Of fifty doars, or to pay that sum. WhatCye,
tie work contributed brings over one hundred dol
lara, 10 paid to the artist.
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nrar,,eta-Reported la rslsgrapa.

BuvpALo Nov a. weak HeAiS Of oil desoIip
tons dn aud heavy srleS reported WHISKY norinsl al
ne C.SAL FRkIGnfs heat 90 TO Rochester. iSPYhIs
10 600 bbs Flour ExPoRrs 900 bosatIolr, asV'V Oa'H
Wheat aud - 900 bush. Corn. 49,.
ALBANY Nov 81, y. -FLovR quiet aud STEADY, NhHT
in car ots 3 81 a. FOX Mhite Michigan KY DOC as
gIlc sses of IS 600 bsh. CoRs active saes OF VIVA
hush Western Mixed 6lG6ec, principally however et
6IIc aoa No GALES Barley receipts moderate w 1
20 1Tlc Shipped By boats 10 hew York ROY. ~ isIvV
bn,h Corn 500 bush Rye 800 bush Whea 4VO BUSH
Data and IL 900 bush Feed ,. 49,,
demand sales last night 1000 BUSH NO Chcoso opns "
81 to-day 1900 do. prye,e terms 1VD bush
Clnb AT Al and 500 do At p OOl. Coax quiet bthLkt
6rm with material advance, sales 1000 bash bag oet
al &C. and 900 bush. Toronto at goc RYE nfi sses
bus Canada al C3aToc. Peas dull sales 300 bush e CSC,
CANAL FREIGHrs unchanged; Wheat 2c and ,ofn tVe 70
New.York. LAKE IaPoRTs 800 bush Rye 'as 49,
400 bbs Flour 40COO bush Wheat 10 800 bush Corn 2iVo
bush. Barley. Il, 900 bush Rye. .on ,bis
PuuADEIPuIA Nov. Gl-FL0uR hrm sales OF Spv V ~
snrSr6pe AT As ga WngAr rm sales Of 1900 BUSH hed
at III 3i0Sl 36 White, IL 43dFl 81 Cons qaiet nss
Of 600 bush 63d65c. Oars, 4lc Mfss roAA m a,
$50, at aIi 20, CoYpyE--Rio uuebsnged WHISKY Gun :"
A42lic.
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ITALY,

The MonGrohia N1toa0ie OF Turin, says: "Gen.
FUR has announced TO the Central Committee, in
The name Of Garibald that il is the firm intention
OF The latter not TO provoke any movement in favor
OF Rome and Venice, aud that his sole wish is that
every means may BE- employed TO promote the arm
amaut of the nntion. Garibsldi also recommends
COZ cord among ell classes Of tie Italian people in
order to accomplish the unifcAtion Of Italy under
Victor Emmanuel, and requests those who do not
accept this determination 70 leave the Committee,
and act on their own responsibility
There were rumors Of preparations at Genoa for q
revolutionary expedition from that place. Poles,
Hungarians, and men of divers Dationalities, were
tad TO be HockiDg TO the sceno. The move Iient IS
raid 10 embrace ali the slave populations OF Turkey
aud also Hungary and Gallacia.
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I,n.sepgers Arrived

IN se1ntp fsia from Lirepo1i dad QHetnstor7-mrs c.
Fend Mr. and Mrs s. s. Osgood Mrs Hutchinson and ser,
want Mrs. EueTiou, Mr. end hrs. Wainwright H., Cunnd
aud servant H. Rogers, Messr Dudley Edge. Dearborn r.
r. Hagsfaeyer l.. J. Lambert Weleott h. Norton, John
Msiseiy James 8 Tsylor. Hughes Wn. Harold D. D. Del
auo j. 81. Mutdook. Thomas Zegeins o. Breant u Clay r.
Sawyer, Solomon, Bawre1ce, j. Lauromsn, J, Foka
spcefry Madndcs Lcss g. Johnston, A. Thompson Me-
Call lady and child Miss Morgs1. Mis- N. r. Morgan, MI
Palmer Mrs Palmer Mifs Bond Mr. and Mrs Turner an In
fsnt Mis- Hopdns Messs David end Robea Watt Thomas
RobbDs A. s. Bliver, James Lkitbury Hugh McConen,
CHARLES Wells W. II. Morrison j. Power. j. Lindtsy To-
to-. 90.
Ia s,arIhip BaIfie from Port Royat-Col Julian Cspt.
john Eld-edze Henry Sherwood Coast Pilots Richard 3.
Palmer General gent H. h. Grant General Agent Charles
n Moran. Lieut.. n. w. Hubbs cid TO Gen Wright; T. i.
Now.son Lieut. .. Elli, L. Sal Thomas Dunont. u B. A.
DI. GeeIse b. Ward, Surgeon
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Tho British men-oi-war Conqueror, 90 guns, anC
the Sanspqreil 20 guns, were TO embark marines al
Plymouth on the oh inst, and forthwith sail toi
Vera Cruz.
The LoAdon Times, while anticipating that the
naval and military operations OF the Mexican expe
Gi'on will he eingulaIly easy, thinks some ditiicu
ties may arise fr m the different political sympahss
Of The three Powers. ENGLAND would incline to the
Constitutional party, if she could discern such q
thing, while France and Spain might be expected
o lean toward the Church.
The figate Emerald, which had put back, badly
damaged after aeiiectlil efforts 10 reach Halifax,
would it was supposed, be sent to Vera Cruz direct.
Tie u. :. Government steamer James Adger, ar
rived nj Southampton on the Oh. The English pa
rers say her destination was believed 10 be the Med
lieuanean to look after Confederate priyateers in
that sea.
II is expected that the Great Eastern will leave
Milford Haven fox Liverpool in December and tina!
she Will take her departure from the Mersey for
New-iork, er some OTHER North American port in
February next. At meeting Of the shareholders
IN the ship held in London on tie o,h inst, IL was
slated that GS,0 900 was necessary for repairs, and
hat G25OOO would he required 20 Il. her for q new
yoyage-,he latter sum to be raised in debentures ut
10 cent on mortgage OF the chip. The report ex-
pressed confidence IN the ultimate OF the chip.
The report was adopted and resolution passed for
raising f25, 0OO-of which sum Glj, $50 had already
been subscribed.
IL il stated that three million of rife ball cart
dges had been ordered 10 he got ready for transport
by the mail steamers TO Canada. Tie orders for the
oi.patch Of the i2-pounder Armstrong guns TO Que
bee had been couutermanded in consequence OF the
advanced state of the Winter season.
Mr.. Robert Mure of Charleston, who was released
from Fort Lafayette on parole reached Liverpool in
the steamer North American.
The fact of passport having been granted at
Washington to q coored preacher American
ilnen Il commented upon by the English journals
a. practical annullng Of the bred Scott decision by
the present Government.
The Grand Duke Constantine Of Russia and the
Grand Duchess were "A visit 10 Queen Victoria.
The remains Of Mr.. McManus bad been lying in
state for some days at the Mechanics Institute,
Dublin, and attracted considerable orowds. The
closing OF the churches against the remapr, by order
Of Archbishop Cullen, had given riso TO great deal
of comment. The London Times ridiculee the whole
proceeding Of the obsequies.
A strike among the cotton-spinners Of Preston was
imminent, owing " threatened reduction in their
wages.
Tie Wexford Irdepepd>nt gives currency 10 a
statement relative 20 some strange conduct on the
part Of the captain Of the American ship Y, the
occasion Of his vessel being aground the Blsek-
water Bank. The captain is represented as having
treated those who went to lis assistance In the most
cruel and barbarous manner.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LospoS Moszr MAaKEr.rho fandswero 6rm aud higher,
mainly under the influence of tho abundance Of money and
the reduction Of tbs Bank to cent Conos ON the
9Th closed at 93G for money aud HG5 FOR account ex
dividend.
Tie demand for money at The Blnk tho 9th Inst at the
reduced shows increase brit 10 the open market the
supply was abundant At y ar n cent.
the weekly o the Bauk u England show decrease
IN the bullion Of II Bea. -
lars. 4lllsi Esges, 400.
CorrOy-Ths Brokers' Circular says: The very limited
demand noted the end OF last continued In the early
part of this aid prices II tho qualities oil American
fecedud a. TO- aud oflsusat 3D. On "wednesday sreyi-
val OF demand O0k place both the trade and being
Induced by tho decline 10 purchase freely and prices OF
American close nearly high they were Fortnight ago
IL sulat lie Qgelsens 81 s gesh lvst Dc Isiiss ~ 10.