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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-31
TsrrIbIo Epidemic In Plymouth, In.
diana,

NtNAASs
A terrible epidemic has broken out in
Plymouth, Indiana, completely battling the
physicians, and carrying off eyerv raticn,
in Il few hours. No symptoms indicate its
approach. The patieut is attacked with
chill and thinks he has the ugue; but, as
soon as it is over, the patient siuks into a
kind OF stupor, from which he rarely re-
wives. Tho muscles are rigid; the pupil OF
the eye is insensible either to light or
touch; the surface of the body is extremely
tender and sensitive; tbs head is drawn
back, the jaws are fixed, and the breath is
drawn forcibly, with a hissiug sound AS If
by great effort, through tho closed teeth; the
patient is blind and deaf
In children the stupor is very likely to be
broken by fr.Qent commissions. During
the stupor large black spots, many of them
raised up like blis'crS, appear GU tho sur-
face Of the body, the patient usually dying
in from two to four hours. In some rare
cases tho patient fingers along for days, in
d species Of low typhoid fever, ncccompau-
led with blindness, deafness, paralysis, &c
In some cases the patient revives so as 10
believe himself convalcsccut, but is soon
seized with terrible dclrium, terminating
in death.
The local physicians finding their efforts
uuAvHiling, DR.. J. Adams Allen, Of the
Rush Medical College of Chicago, was
called, who recognized the disease ss csre
bro. .sp'ndk meningitis, disease which ap.
pcsred first in New York and New
KnSInnd, during tho war of 1872
and 1914, carrying off many American
soldiers; and in Virginia iu The most fright
full form, in 1892. This disease appeared
10 Michigan during the winter of isIs-'9,
known as the spotted fever or spotted death.
1t ragged terribly in Lansing, Grand Rapids,
Coldwaterr and other portions of the State.
As the result of his observations at that
time, DR., Adams recommended s;imulauts
to the surface, tiucturc OF Muir, Fcrri, and
tiucLnre Of cantharidSs internally; and con.
and cgG-uog. all tho patieu. will take -
This treatment is working well Mt Ply.
mouth now.
This disease leaves the patient in a ty-
rhoid fever, nud very low, aud liable to a
loss Of sight or hearing, aud TO paralysis,
upon recovery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-31

"RAcco-lo to1es lO's Tobacco.
l5 do 5a do
% do Va. lbs do
,u Nsa?ss %'s do for sale BY
"AGTOH, DoNL0S 4 OaLEBAY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-31

TILOAKS.- ,.,..-o...~-
Just resaIyod, Snothsr case osthoSS pretty OlUskS
%Sch Ne have sold 20 many at old prices. Cali soon
At deou STONE THOMAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-31
1ailrgntelligenter
TEROIs OF ADvEnTIslN0.
cEsLVESOLIO LtSXS OF NoXPlAEIl, (oH ONE raca, %
LESS, MAEE A SaUARL

S5-SPEciAL SorIcEs Double the above ratts.
A5-fearIy Advertising on reasonable terms accor-
ung I" the space occupied ard the nuulherOT cAmges
All from transient person. or strAnK
ers. to be pdiR for TN GdgaHoe
Business Cards not exceeding VN lines $40 nor year
or $6 for ak months, but shorter period nothIn9
Will DO counted lea than a square,
, The privilege Of Annual Advertising IH limited to
The AdVcrtiserN' own Immediate buSineas; and ali
Advertisements for the bene6t Of Othor prschG a.
Well hs all legal alTsrtiSemsntS and
'"lea and real estate, In them nusI
be paid for at the usual rates
AS- Advertisements not accompanied with Write =,
ir"csionS, will be inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rntes.
Marriages, Notlcescf Funerals and announcements
Of sermons, 90 COntA each nonyll-'60
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-31

CIOy0REss WATER, ARTESIAH
1 UrsSI Water. Citrate of Ma2nesia, always fresh,
al the Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store:
$3.50 Il. BOCklH6. Agent.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-01-31
From tho Konawha valley.
Editors hteIligencer:

Ed'tors IHicliigenccr:
Having adopted the Union cause at nu
early stage of the great controversy, and
identified myself with every movement in
Western Virginia looking to restoration
of the Government and 10 division of the
State, ! have incurred in an unmi,igatcd
degree, the indignation and vengeance OF
tho rebels, both armed and unarmed in the
Kanawha Valley. In consequence OF which
| have been much of my time, within the
last eighteen or twenty months, while pur-
suing my ordinary business and RvOcatiou,
in great danger of being seized by the pill
teriAg and marauding bands Of jenkins
outlaws and others, and taken off and con. e.
iucd in some loAthsome prison in the
South, on account of the principles enter
tanned and cherished But having many
Union friends in the Valley and elsewhere,
always felt comfortable assurance that
il should be so unfortunate as 10 be thus
captured, that measures would he at once
taken TO secure my release by seizing from
among the many seccssionists and rebel
sympNthi2ers in our country, who arc en-
joyinR the protection of the General Gov
erument, hostages sufficient TO make them
glad 10 give me up at once. Bat coufcss,
since have observed the tardiuess mani
tested by our authorities, both civil aud
military, in taking such measures, that ruy
hopes and assurances iu that regard have
abatcd in no small degree, aud should il
be my extreme misfortune (which calamity
may Heaven Nvcrt) K be Gohbled up, be.
gin TO conclude that will have butliitle 10
hope tor on that score.
Many OF our best Union men, particular
ly such as have dared TO take Office under
the restored Government, are now pining
aud starving in losthsomc prisons In Rich.
mOnd, if they hdct not met q troyse fate, With.
out any effort (so far as We can see) being
made for their release, OF so far as can be
seen, without any we'll grounded hope Of a
termination of their suferings and degra-
datiOn, whiIst hundreds and thousands Of
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JOHN IT. LAK1N,

lsueeelsor to Wheeler / L.Akiu.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
~ Imposition Thur=jsy, March c9th, a neW
e''1 l10 ven selected assortment II
cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsl
NiSHIHG GOoDs. - ''-'
49,, Se patrons Of the old Arm aud the public In gem
stoL esPectfGlly invited 10 cali and examine my
igg eoLe making their purchases aE intend SELL
Tbs1kSi, al ~ pIohts TO cash aud prompt purchasers
srm '. IsI the patronage bestowed upon the old
SItatI Iuc4t continuance or the came for the new
JOHN 7. LAKIG, Merchant Tailor,
No. lo2 Main st.. Wheeling. Va.
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Saddles, Harness. Trunks &C
WHoLEsALE 4 RETAIL.

" V1IVI9L''7-NIlI' q LAI2AzNII'
S.6HEPPARD No.lS1 Main Street, corner
v Chlan, Will continue 30 keep OH hand RlargeRnd
assortment OT all aTielssin his line, c0naiSt
OF L@iies' and GsntlsInens Saddles, Fine COarss
stnSss Trunks VAllces, Carpet Bags, SRtchels, Col
S!s;:, llameS, Whips &C.
you'd respectfully call attention my stock, and
Hoss oy strict attention and promptnesS, to merit
S"1iHhGAnee Of the public patronage
All Kinds oftspAirIng promptly done, and In pro
H0s mshuer. J. B. SHEPPARD.
'ep29's 1Sl, Main Street
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How to Ton a Tory,

fSom the Washington "a Rel, rtsr.
lie curses the Aho!itiouis,s, danns the
Black Republicans, aud is drcadtuIly say.
age on the free niggurS" lie is,terribly
distressed about the suspension OF lhc la
beGs corpus, aud ragc, ABOUT For, LAr.y-
cite and " the Battle" lie IS vsrr much
afraid the:s vii! bc an insurrectiuu among
the siHSCs, but is perfectly easy about the
iusurrection Of the mus,css. IIs yiIiIics
the President, and wishes he was suuk to
the bottom o; thu OCEAN lie is wonder.
fully exercised on the suhjcc, of political
preaching, hul believes in vaudykc aud
the divinity of slavery. He talks \ great
deal about the enormous war debt, nnl is
alarmed at the "bankrupiing flood OF
grecn backs. lie calls the Southcrners
gcn.!cnon, and the New Englandsrs pcnu
riOu5 aud tAnNticaI. He thinks the sol.
diers haven't any right to vote. He doubts
whether Rosecrsus was victorious ut Mur.
treesborO, and don't care whether he was
or not. You can tell him at glance in a
crowd around the bulletin board; FOR tho
. flash OF patriotic joy is absent IRON his eve
AS the news Of brilliSut victory is her.
aided from the army OF the Republic.
while the Intelligence of defeat draws
from him the exclamation, "YOu can ntrxf
| suhiGg"ts the south"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
Einantio..
NOTICE.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OF TIE NEW-IORK AND HARLEM ANb""T"

4 ina p,
The Increasing tu4n,'s Of he Company a' ~, ,ih
roui estions with OIL or lroas render II ~ st yi
70 extend the double track from is present he
Esms Eriles q Chstntn -Four Cors'1t al" W Nf
sead from that place through to Albany ,,. ..,en.ue
Nor Ia. curno-r messing the Necessary o , ~ b.,
s,,h rou., ,, rs and 10 drirey the - p ,''s ~ III
s,teu.i,, of he Citv Raiiroad already a,l"i,' w ~
.s Dr.c,, ~, T,D!ccd that II l. esP.'n 70
sn;Isi - q, suc amount not exceeding we
s - v bc sanc.ioued by the requisite vote % we
% - al a. issue the Increased Stock IRON, 'iu' 70
800 - reouircd for the purposes oil copph ING s"n
double track ma .1t.ns'Vhs' a"" PN'e Wv
6tional rolling siotN ,c,L . uo;,oa hv the Chatter
e"J"iory Acts and including Doth ihe Common ana
r,rpd Stocf il Eicbi Millions q Dollar Of when NV"
S;os One Hundred and lLiEt -nne thousand ME- un"
80 ,Ial Fiiiy Dollars remains unissued
me board Directors propose that the cea STOCK ne III
suens.l @ it, fnli amount
meeting Of the stockholders for the purpose Of acting upon
.n,h resolution Boeri OF Directors aud Of contuhg
N th. incTes. the capital stock to the full sinot "ho.
I'D by the chatter and the several acts OF the Lcga"e
will be held ~ the office OF the oinpNS
At tine corner scs, and 9Th Avenue on II the
Nrsf y Of December u o'clock noon Of thai iHl
For tie rpose o. snur he stockholders mo shai
he entitled 10 vote such meeting the books 81 ener u.
be closed as requircd by law sAfuRDAi the h ay OF
Noveu Der inst the day Of the fret publication OF u nHce
The books will be open iutA>DAh the Ia" u~S VI
Eovenabes inst-Dai,d New \ OH, Nov. b, lSeS.
oS ''"'' " ''' c. VANDERBILT, President
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THE IS6.
Pr(ssyLvaNIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,

= l.
With its connections, forms >,--r
THE SHORTEST And Gt CAST hOtLh
faos NrwN0sg 10 rhE rsl>cifAL NhsstthasS.iob. "a
seven trans daily tgom New-fefk 70 I1.nus'fNN -
' Jersey and Camden aud Auboy Liiss 80 rf;is
ALL TuKOUGn TRAINS FOR thE ,, mk,> f,ir
ROUTE LEAVE hEN-hokhn f fh W 49,
-, 81, pi.,J,,,t, ne ,nsr,ins psssengrrs leave rev.
York al I q IL, same tiIne as other routes
at D. w. one hour alter than other n esye Al a. ~,
- -. lt.r iisn he Northern hnes sla oy oo'n ~ ~
rrf.y, at tho sauo time as Northern i.naoai,s
points in the Moth Vet ocnnasl and al asis
-. W., With fewer changes o. Val' a. phr.,.,oh 10
sleeoing Cst without elsns' 's -, p.barsh ~ nlss
pi,f.h,,'G $50 niles. sad Ne"- I. .N - A"'s'
S,no, In, and Saloon Cars on AZ N''"''
IA. the sario Is olAcf ,o"'1
has age , eae, sooi url used by Pittsburgh.
seeH'o "NA WESTERN EMIGRATION. -.,t
M. p,r.vy,nia Central Company rms an En1 III
Ao',,ed.lisn Line which ahords eemisFisb'e -,
- =, ties moving aest~Ad,a. oA0AaI Tic u'
Of fare kRFIOuTs =.
IL ,,f. route fe-hs o! all descriptions can % ioi.v
I'd nom any point the RAILROADS Il Ohio' Nsp N
ana Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, or Missouri " y, liz
Road DlNEOf ~ 10 sny port on the nasls Ao's f's'
Meat b. steamers ir'ni Pittsburgh .,.,,. w., 81
the ennsy lvania Central railroad are Al All an
char ,ed by other Raoad ,ompAmes xsish 70 ,hs
shippers intrn.iing the trans onaiion 81 uef
Company can sc.y with confidence Oh 40 s'se'! "N''
LIVE STOCK m,a
Formers sud Dealers IN live soeA "" .,ea ara seg
aivsusreons route Capaclous Nsi.ia wen vs. an. uss
ped with csoy convenience I've " J., KID 70 Their wsa.
from N,rso,rr where Wll be iollte'el eYn1'i NDEL-
f,-lrt and r,stng ,lo.,e T. cue ga ~ ,ttp Frs
800 h. ILLlOIr Passenger Assi.i, 80 / ''''''
lFECn a c.. Fsr.I \ b. -. I'll, v,Iliams o.
80. As.or o.sc. lni 10. son,n ~
MCDONALD Bl5ChufF' hu"s ,.'s Bsftsry-pls,ss
ESoou LEWIS, 0susul Superintendent, As''''~'
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WV u Fnrnsoy Seeress-y.


MOTTO E-SAIE oil the hENOSua, MN
IN FORD AND ROCK ISLAM, hsiLi,vAr III. ~
DEED Of gfust Mortgage bearing date The hs dny Oh
one thousand eight hum red AMI y eve llde ry ie ~
po,.a and Iock 0rd Railroad Company 9PoI'yh Guy
formed &C co4ding the laws o. The state OF
tLc Kenosls end Rockford Railroad Con puy orlolAnoh
tny formed according 70 ;lc laws OF NE >iae OF ~
,stee also Of Deed q Trust Mortgage bearing GATE 'e
mt day Of March thousand eight hundred and sixty Leu
nv the Keucsia Rockford, Rock Island kiioad ON
pany Composition duls Organized unde me laws o. we
States Wisconsin and Illinois, BY Tie coisond.,iy % w
kenoss and Rookie ri Railroad OoinpaAes ana me
ford ana Mississippi Railroad Company; In execution OF me
pN,r, IN and hy the AID Deeds Of Trust OF MoTsste upon
him oorier ed Wi Sell 40 fsho Auction at the No1f
bidd fo cash TIL RsDAl. the seventh day o. nsIy'
or tho sand eight hundred SID sixyour TWO ocoek
NJ tie said day. tue following described property a. al
al and singular the continuous railroad heretofore known
ss the Kenosha ana Rockford Railroad and now known as
port on the KenoshA Rockford ana ko,S lani
ford in the Of Illinois. toscsher with All the nsn o
yav depot s.ounis railway. rails ludges feuces
s,eton Houses snd other budu- ant ell thr amos eu
frl.uts held acquired by either Of TIE henos.h az 49,
for Railroad louusues OF by the sad iaaied ON
pruv Ia connection win the aid railroad Ron hcnoshSt 70
Rockford RELATING ttereo and. also ali me tor ihoo'
either ,f the said fnosha ard Rockford Railroad 1ompe
OF Of laid Consoldsed Company connected with uth 'Ad
hYe u TAI wy henos.a 10 Nocl9Ec or Ieais
engines teno'fs o 'Nfif
,u,rsr- hons tools and ip dement's. wood and
praysly come tel wi'h The proper e4'lpAct' N".a'r
Or ing rud -olc ing OF O. splarensn, e NC IN
.uc.sae sy land, - u 0'.f lfoPIY o. ne sejS
E.no.i and Kociori Railroad Compales- or o NE tpi1
ed Company which have not been necesrlfly =.
tanned Tor thel ssd road roadway cm Ae4Vs4t 70 hs
for the oy,r-on, main enlicc OF co'
o. al .c rc and which sad hcnosAa aid Rochord hAii
Rcd Cox pics sd Cous1ila'ci company nay lave
b. WILLIAMSON Trustee.
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r. r,!iicM..aI.


OrY,cr oy ,yc !tpwpEV's IYsrRs';"G COupANY
M. - Wallet, New OH nov. 2. l'o3
Y'tne annual election los Directors Of tins
y Cuu,n,rv held q, ll,, q .o THIS DAY re following
nnucd z n,lenien duy vr.icJ ,o a." p'4s y''''
rfFlNtNAJ TDWN:hNDF. .. Atl.lfitMS
VIJIIiU lCNTW ARM u. VAN Nt"F
WILLIAM y ilLRHiMAN El,W ARD II. OWES
J4[or n YrVIJiS Holm r. HALSIhD, $500
JACOB A. ROBERTSON, LAWhENtE VI. ~
IouN pitrIrs WILLIAM II. IitUESlUN
rDMfrS,n pLsJroi.p WARREN HhRRlOT,
q . IENERIcu JOHN g. DAVIS.
WIiIIsU a. pE.n Holm Y. uAEIiOTT
en- ~ Fs ni1pKII alter ALBERT Z. nFA Arrest
foR lNsPLcT0Es on TIE MAT hL Stivs, /,
MkTTHEW BIRD, PfIEh v "H''."i -
HIRAM RAiNCR ,,,,
A., .,,..o,.,t meeting Of the Board, Mr.. J. V. HAhhi,
orr late SecIetsry unanimously elected President au
H. ipSEn "a syiVsRD WAS appointed Secretary pro tenn
~ hgNER AlWAHn. sec'y pro tein.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited I'LL The

2nt day Of kovrub. 1893 81 IL m, for furnishing the
Subsistence DE- y4Iicnt m 20 900 barrels 81 Flour.
nls viii be received Tor what IL Known Nos. and
and l1G any portion sss than the ~ 0O0 barrels
Fis ga duplicate for ths dlol.nt g.aics should be upon
.eptfafe sheet, % paper.
Inc d.sef VI the Flour TO be commenced within weet
from tho opening Of te bids thereafter the Gov
eminent may direct the Il least 800 barrels daily
deo either al tho 0oycfnmont warehouse In oeorg
At tLe elsfycs, a. tho Id AL a. pot Washington D. c.
An contracts mu be comp etsd within thirty days from the
opening Of tho bids.
Payment win Do made in ilcao. Of indebtedness such
Other ilud, III. 0oysrle. may have Tor disbursement
The usual 0oyemncns inspection will be made yust before
the Flour IL received.
Al oain II ale sianre must accompany each bid
No bid will b. cniean, ifou parties who have previously
failed 10 comply with ther bids bldos p,caen
O. respond
me- blrf.to be entirely and Of OAK and made very
sir0is Of ufw ma riHIH. aud hend luri
no Flour vii BE- received Vhrh IL he, e. b rt1nni
Ada 90 bs directed 10 I.CJI. %. bELL, a.. 3, "
e. "a Wellington. d. g. and indafsi lsoplsas Tor f1rr"
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GO farmers ano Others.
COLLECTIONS OF VINES FOR YARDS
~ sSD GARDENS

\
TyTRs CT FROM DESCRIPTIVE CATALObt L
The fr,, election ia the latitude Of Nf~ ioft etf "a -
u-L a. r q. Troy and with the tdl.aon ol Pauline may 10
extended Indefinitely south . =.
NE oi. Tor ac altitude shove named 10 equsl Ia rAH %
To Delaware but with IL osr peculiar ed'tnss' "hon
Sir Mead letter. oLe Of wh.Ch j. append Pl'o i1N
piio IA 4isosu Although l. nos or Ne ifai tr
ode rcd or ..ls Is INFESTED, but has ben taoipnfty
m we'd a. "a unrfh SorLesn Vermont IL vii rif-n iuy
rt -r north than Colc ri which cGaals ~ sifc sna
surpsses uniform cos'ancy Of Tfpcoc'on a'hs
never by which has IN uis ''A-n'
been de tive tie rrpp - the Concord TIC cpnpn.sn
caro, be continued or Ia beauty md qaiy hty afe noi 20
De named tie latter having ne .ath o g ii-i -
apevs carsc.rrsi- Attendant q .e hardness 81 o -a
nsv While the Ions Ia. AL Of tie Gear trans crlc fhH 70
Indicative o. tie eIcoeEeo Of the FgongnAn me bt AA
NOT pii,d Of Ito kinds which mot ''ADsy &c
stnbIes 81,
In making theso selections, hay. paced tho Iona a. eqaA
With the Delaware leaving tie full erpcalon 10 Nj Mead
rrf. ons ofwhch 10 appended snd two or err vii D. oani
Ia the Caalosnes nAoT, is acse and history 40 H'o
given. -.
Tie selection. for in ten. twelve hfre Ssriy sni
thirty vines Two sscctiobs gwen or e4h u ne above
nsg.iera snd different combinations Of tAcse Wi give Ne
ecton any number Of vines reqpifed emitting 70 duIH
Gale the single varieties those oy Naned 70 con-
peie coec9ns Bat always b-airF n mnd ihai cor ie'e
Collection needs A. eAft two q And % De fssb' hsfe
not had 40 mind here interesting eoei.oh Tut eAsn1 ie
r.II ne. rIsHl L. =. u
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

u,OR NrW-llAVEN. HARTFORD, and
4 sppEGFiELD.-sTF AMB0AT AID RAILROAD
,o,,sl .,ri1y ~. CONTINENTAL leaves Peck sip,
80 ti.., :, al, D. M NIGHT LINZ The LIN ClIf
1s,ss ., II y. eiool y VI, SUNDAY eaeegi,I
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Noricr The steamship GLASGOW u this Inc, VII ,ai
ps an EXTRA STEAMER THURSDAY, Nov. II. las
splendid accommodation. for few Cabin and steefsgc Pas
senger, at reduced rates psyab. In L. = Currency.
JOHN q. DALE, Agent No. IS broadway.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
Ina AZ Queenstown (Cofk Harborl.- The well known
steamers Of the Liverpool New orb AND Philadelphia steam
ship Company a Intended 10 SAL as olOws.
CITY or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Saturday, Nov u
laiufdsl N"N
CITY or Saturday, No1 ~
Aud oycfy succeeding SATURDAY, At noon lrom Flor I"
North River
BATES OF PASSAGE,
Payable IN gold OF rs equivalent m currency; - -.
FIRST (kilN.....tgl M SftfkA6F ~ ~
First Cabin London. IS 00 Scege 20 Lonion.. -
firsi Cabin 10 fns... - Vu seege 20 Pans ~ ~,
Ir,t Cain to Hanbur, 90 90 ,ccrase t. hambuf: ~ "
Passage, also forwarded 10 HiTo, Bremen, HoV''"
Antwerp, SC, o. equally low rates. 5000, a-s m,
Faros from Liverpool ouecnsiowr' lt tehn, " -
+Os stremee A3p Those who wish TO soN' '' N
friends can boy ,ics,'s here al the,o.raies' ,a.
ornithtr Information, Apply At tho COMPANY 'l' vi y
IjlIN A. DALE AGENT no. IS Broadway ~ l.
QsaEsgl
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furniture.

A MAGNIFICENT Present for mother and
~ Chlld-Brovns Pa;en, Baby -Tcnder-econouical use
fol, and beautiful. BROWN Co., NO. 50 ptoa"No'.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Oh
Dwauanted manufacture. Also solid Chestnnt and w snu'
Chamber Suite. plain and ornamental, at H. T. fhthiH"
TONS Canal opposite Wooster t-ta0ii'hed o''
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNIIlRE'-
IL The be., assortment Of ENsMELED FURNITURE. N
.,,, In snlt. " ho.esa and Retail Also haiiIess.. aud
Psll,i.,.s WARREN WARD Ho.27' Csnal,'.
CHOW CASES. -SCHMITT& BRO HEhs,
- Mandatory and Wsreroous No sorth 81
near Frankfort, 8 v, and No % MAN a. 'ilclana.'' @
Orders promptly executed.
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YO!n,G LADY. VII g'.aiitrd ald wiib
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fo.tii VINO WI li4liii'd - @ciri>,
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rorrsv-u- par.,i- inf T-ua.tcn Of s'"f .rA''ls.
For .lli,r ADD renting school n'"pfri",.
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way Sciiburr. No. l2G fi.ui -.
q. :. WOODaAN q Co. Educational = gents,
No 10 Grand 81, doo.s east 81 hroa.iway.
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Denlielrn.
4 GREAT DISCOVERY.

1 GREAT DISCOVERY.
~ kSE5IHi9fC NITROUS OXIDE
1rr.h pl.Ifely extracted without pain by Dr. Hyh ~
VI IOK hnd fon infnYlicfirfTrr - AsHfrtTiC NITROUS
OXIDE Mt Laughing cas- BIT strict afsthstic agent en-
t4,.y TO-. lnl eADis tlIg riaDis and p'rs,y handles.
c4ns4r gui< sleep tn pleasing sensation. and prlect To-
se.abty 10 pain during which rltfrf teeth without tho
knord e. Of ie patient 1s,h hiet and ahca teeth u
every de.rdrton Inserted Perfect ssflctYn gusfsl'ccd
d. nOY1, DcAtat 80. W broadway. near 1yb 81.
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NOTICE.-The under gned, Commissioners
IN selected Al meeting h-d the F2h Avenue io'e on
The evening" OF Oct u last Tor tie pnrpose Of receiving sub
ion. 70 the csrl stock Of NATIONAL bANh, with
ensl uf $1,000 OJ bore0y sivr that The books o.
.ubrfiu o u The csp'a stock aid Bank viii BE- opened
On MONDAY the 23a day II November Inst s' he osco o
a., United States Trust Company. No ~ West, IN this
sitv and remain open during tie business Louis Of each day
mil the lr day Of December inclusive. -
fiye ger cciiu 9 the amount each subscription Will BE-
r.orfed 10 be ~ a Of subscrting snd the be
aDce IN nsisea my be called Tor by he Directors IN
scord.rcr n the ~ ConreF which requires st least
~ per ceituu Re roid bel 2 the b Commences b1
Ies. and d. remember ~ inarcrts = tcl pr cent1a
every .ccceeius months ttrrca 'T-Ne~f ork nov
fSt3 PETER COOILh
GEORGE OPDlAE.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
DAVID BOWS. ttonuuiss.oneit
JOSEPH STUART.
HFNPY ". I. MALI,
BENJAMIN n. HUTTON
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Duil0inn nlaierlaIs.

yJ'IN ROOFS made water-tight and warranted
i PREPARED CANVAS EOot!So ios sac. m'eA
ROOF no co. No. Io5 Broadwhy, y l.
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OYncE or MAsiEr1A AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD

NOTICE is hereby given that the stock
IN Books % his Company viii be closed nom this date
Vhe sh 10 tie ish inst zen dsysl during which time no
etock vii be r,.ferTsd a. the once Chicohs or al the
New on 1TaIslet Once. ". T.. "AIoO", Secretary.