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IDsIT UuIIUH, "a TeUtIpI UI VT PIIV. ~ IIII.'
NERVE INVIGORATOR,

For Nervous Debility; Seminal Weakness; Loss Of
PotUer; Inpotency; Onfusion of Thought; Loss Of
Memory; Irritable Temper Gloomy Apprehensionsj
Fear Dependency and Melancholy, uhich may end in
Loss of Reason. 0Ths remedy for that fearful train
of mental and physical evils arising from ueneredi ercese
and secret habits Of the young, composed of the most
soothing, Strengthening and nvgorang medicines to be
found in the whole Vegetable Kingdom forming in combna
ton, the most prect andote for this obstinate and distress
ing maades ever yet discovered 1t has been
nearly every State in the Union relieving the untold
serngs Of hundreds who have never the inventor
restoring them health strength and happiness One large
bottle lasts a month. Price, $40; half size, $3.50
TTHESE FOUR CIR EAT REM ED ES are
the result of twenty years study and practice and
prepared they known he the very best for their
respective purposes am therefore induced to make them
public for the benefit Of those who otherwise could never
avail themselves of their virtues They all warranted
represented in every respect the price H be refunded
Prepared and sold ONLY by DR. MATTIs0N at his RENE
DIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES, No. %
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TO all parts of the country in closely sealed package
III Inc Inv mn
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TURF FOR YOUNG MEN.

A LECTURE FOR YOUNG MEN.
IA Just published, a edition OF DIR. Culver
WeH's celebrated Essny on the radical cure with
out medicne) OF sPEhATORRHA Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Seminal LOSSES PorESoY Mental aud Physical
lncapacy, Impedimens Marriage, etc.i Also CossuMP
ToS frLEPsY and FRS, induced by sendugence or sex
ual extravaganza.
Price, in a sealed envelope, only cents
The celebrated author In this admirable essay clearly
demonstrates, from thirty years successful practice, that
the alarming consequences Of selabuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous OF internal medicine the
application Of the knepontng out mode Of cure at once
simple, certain and eecua by means Of which every suf
ierer, no matter what his condition may be- may cure him
self eheaply, privately, and radically,
This Lecture should be in the hands Of every youth and
every man In the land
Sent, under seal in plain envelope. to any address, post
paid on receipt of six CENTS two post stamps Address
the publishers, CHAs J. @. KLINE CO.,
1877 Bnwory, New York, Post Office box A6sS.
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NnTICE TNINXALInS.

Over Three Hun tired thousand Dollars are paid to
swndng quacks annually in New England alone which is
than rOWn array. This from trusting to the
false and deceptive advertisements calling themselves
Doctors who have medical education and whose only
recommendation is Whdt they of Themselves Adver
Using physicians, in nine out Of ten, are posfors
end the only safe way 5 go regular Prdctcing
physician that you kno; if you prefer to consult
who makes your spec atty he sure that ne is phys
clan and not preender will have reason to regret
it, Dr. Madison is the only regular physician In Providence
IL not in New England who adyerses making specially Of
private mdades and lie GIVES UNDorDTED TESTIMONIALS
from of the most eminent physicians, surgeons and
citizens Of this and other States Enclose stamp for
postage and send for them, with pamphlet SPECIAL
DISEASES, and DISEASES OF WOMEN, sent free. Dr. NJ
regularly educated Of twenty years. experience
extensive general practice, until declining health
compelled him to reinquish that and adopt office pr0c
ce treating all diseases and difficulties Of pirate nature
in both married single giving them his rhoie atten
ton Persons therefore, having any important or difficult
his specially, will much time and expense by
consulting Dr. M before going elsewhere. Advice at Office
frees by letter. 81 Write your name and State plain
~ direct to Lock Box No. XXX, Providence Post-oice
or to Dr.. MATTIsON,
No. % Union Street, Providence. r. |.
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Do you wish to be blessed with and admired for PEARLY
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TOOTH POWDER, warranted free from acid, alkali, any
injurious substance. Price, 25 cents per box
GJ Beware of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders, which
whiten but destroy.
Do you wish to be certain that you BREATH is pure,
sweet and agreeable to husband wife, lover friends
Use DR.. HURD's CELEBRATED MOUTH WASH. Price,
81 cents per bottle.
This asrngent wash aso the best remedy in the world
for CASKkR BAD RREATH BLEEDING GUNS SORE MOUTH etc.
1t has cured hundreds
Do YOU your children suffer from TOOTH ACHE Get
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cents per bottle.
Are you afflicted with Neuralgia GetDr W. d. HURDs
NEURALGIA PLAsTERs The most effective and delight
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They do not adhere Blister but soothe and charm pain
away Try them. Price, IS and 81 cents. Mailed on re-
ceipt OF price
Do you wish complete set Of DENTAL REMEDIES and
u TREATISE ON PRESERVING THE TEETH Get DR.. W. B.
HURDS DENTAL TREASURY, the nestest and most val
liable present that friend make to another Price
81. Sent by express receipt OF price
For sale at all the best throughout the country.
Caution. As there dealers who take advantage OF
advertisements to impose upon their Observation-Disclosures
preparations Is necessary to Insist upon having what you
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prepared by exp and scientific Dentist Treasurer
Of the New York State Dentists Association and Vice Pres
dent of the New York City Dental Society.
Address
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
IL. III. EDDY,

Solicitor Of Patents, late Agent Of L. g. Patent ONCE
Washington, (under the Act of 1870
rs STATE STREET, OPPOSITE KILBY STREET, BOSTON.
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+ UMBER! LUMBER

The subscriber offers for sale Canada and common Pine
Plank Boards and sheahlngj Spruce and Hemock Jost;
sudding Tmber Plank aud boardsi Spruce ClapbOardsi
Bills of Timber and Dimension Lumber furnished from
of the best mills In the country.
Carpenters Builders, Cd all others wishing for Lumber
will please notice. A. q. N0uRSE,
Lumber Dealer,
u Once at CuLer's Meal Store, Bratteboro, VI.
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Pure California Wines.
G. a. RICHARDS,
% WASHINGTON STREET,

NoTE-C. A. Richards would also beg leave state that
the above only part Of the list OF articles FIR sale and
imported by him He has in addition, Of the largest
stocks in America, Of Fine Bottled Wines ind
Spirits, Of every variety and kind together with hne
Liquors and Wines in original packages for sale
by the cask gallon. Also, Fine ignrs. Snrdines,
Pickles. Sauces. and every kind Of table luxury usually
found first class wine in this country i'll Europe.
Orders most respectfully solicited.
CLARK WILLARD, Agents, Bratteboro
Boston, May, 1o6i-1y51
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ESTRAY.-CAME INTO THE ENCLOS-
IL ure Of the subscriber, May 2sh, seven
six steers and one heifr Color two specked and We re
The requested to property pay charges and
take them away ROBERT HAITIAN
Putney, June 7th, 1S64.-3w24
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MEDICINAL.
a MEXICAN LIFE DROPS!
DIPHTHERIA SPECIFIC.

These Drops, for internal and external use new
and purely vegetable preparation, which contain poison
Gus drug, frequently Cure Diphtheria when 1t has
progressed far that the patient neither speak
swallow Generally, in such cases. the patient talk in
Asthma, Colds and Coughs,
PUTRID AND CHRONIC SORE THROAT,
AND ALL KINDS OF THROAT DISEASES
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IT Is SURE TO CUREl
IT is SURE TO CURE!
1T is SURE TO CUREl
1T Is SURE TO CURE

1t is impossible To enjoy the bloom OF health and yivactv
Of spirits, unless nature regular to the time the aant
ty and quality. When obstruced makes her e'rta
to obtain for It other outlet and unless efforts Of
natre assisted the patient usually experiences Despon
dency Nervousness, and finally CONSUMPTION It's
sway, and prematurely terminates miserable life.
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CANNOT DO HARM!
CANNOT DO HARM!
CANNOT DO HARM!
CANNOT 10 HARAl!

Icoud furnish any quantity of testimonials of its efficacy
from my patients, but the practice of paradng bought
and fictitious before the public prevalent do
advisable. My object is place my medicine be-
fore the public not alone make money! but to do good
is proverbaly true Of the American ladies' that not ten
perfectly healthy be found in any vicinity.
BE WISE IN TIME!
BE WISE IN TINE!
BE WISE IN TIME
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From whatever csu though ehoud be used that the
directions which accompany each bottle reuly adhered
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Let disease destroy your constitution Try bottle ofmy
PERIODICAL DROPS,

And you will be satisfied that am no mpostor.
Tell your afflicted friend what restored the bloom Of health
your cheek and thereby confer favor valuable than
gold. For Dysmenorrhea is just the thing have
In my mind instance of lady who had been suffering
painful menstruaton for two three years. continuing
her her each time She had applied to several emf
nent physicians without relief Hhen one bottle Of my Drops
entirely cured her.
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MEDICINAL.
RIO THE LADIES OF AMERICA!

Suffering from Irregularities or Distractions Of nature from
whatever cause.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
iIrond. On and after MAY 10th, 1884

Fltchburg, May 10, 1864.
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IN almost every case.
But cut this and send it your druggist and he has
got 1t, make him buy for you; it may be obtained
of the General Agents for the United States,
c. CLARK L CO., Wholesale Druggists,
NEW HAVEN. COM.
For sale by all respectable druggists Price s1oo per bottle
At wholesale by GEO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston
CLARK WILLARD, Agents for Brattleboro vicinity.
, 1864-11-13

u,anda which he thinks will bc mado by tbs
brazilian government arc disrcgnrded by our
authorities, he looks for IN enforcement Of
TUG claims by The goveEnnent Of aEcat Bsa-
tain, Franco and Spain 10 such manner as to
compel compliance. Tho robei otilcers pro.
Of yesterdays elections. They say TINT thc
North entirely mistakes tho universal sentt-
mcnt Of tho South, which they affirm will
never conscnt, on any teF1ns. to rcstoratlon
q the Union. Tncy declare az unshakcn
confidence In tho dltimatc triumph OF
On Tic inlrinsIc Advantages Of their posltion
N military point Of yiew, r,ovlnF constant-
" on interior lines. They argne That yolun,
tccrtng il entirely ut m end 10 Tho Nortl! and
that tho conscript!on cannot 10 enforced here,
while TIC rebel nrM,y Is kept up 70 lighting
stsas;a steadily e STcS bre nnS tons
and ard ncgross capable Of efficient military scr:
Surgeon Charlton estimates TINT the Nort-
dn haa steamed over torty thousand miles
since eho left Drcst, not having spent ten
days In port In ntnc months: Onflne ner Gu.
rrer slc Inns captured about 1o1ts American
The Kcarsarco has on board one or TIVE
prisoners cantnrcd rom the Alabama Inst
summer. Tllo stIll bears upon her sides the
marks Of TINT desperate encounter, ma vii!
nave TO undergo thorough oGslunulab ana ~
reitng during her stay N ~ nofEE +; sne @
VII probably ont Of aas and rean ~ 1sw
ma 30 repaired in cvory part during ths vi.
Ter ut tho Chnrlestown Navy Yard. Her cruisc
has lasted thren wears, and sic has steamed
about tl,lrty-1ve thousand mllcs since shc
sa'sa on er maiden tha ns0v 1"r
in iull view Of our wharyos, where hundreds
of people viii III DO food 70 SEQ the gallant 1lttle
steamer that so notly yan9ulshed and dea.
ttroyed, In romantic single combat, tue Tree
oooter Which Eas for % o9g the terror as o. our F
the Keartar-c A il announced In another
place, arc 70 lave public reception, to-mor.
row ia Fdneuil Hall, and We trust they wlll
receive such m ovation AZ will give them an
adequate Idea Of the eetimstlon n which their
Invaluable services arc 4cld y by the merchants r.
Uatfon "
, 1864-11-13
PRESIDENT LINCOLN.
Congretu1atnry vtslt-Npocph by tho
President

WAaHtxarox, Wodnoaday, Nov. .. !.
AZ u Into hour last night, proaldont Lincoln
wns scrcnadod bya club Of ponnsylynn!ans,
headed by Capl. Thomas, Of That stato. Do.
Ing loudly called for, tho President appeared
Al q window, and spoke a. follows,
Fnlnspe AND Fe1tow Clrtzxys: Even ho.
fore hnd been informed by you that thla
compliment Was paid mo by loyal c}tlkans Of
rcnnsylvan{a, had inferred that you wore at
that nprtion Of my country1ncn who think
that tho best interesta Of tho nation arc to be
subeesve1 by tho support Of the present Ad.
H,!nlatratlon.. do not prutond to say that
you who thlnk % embrace all tue patrlotlsm
and loyalty, Of the country. But do
hssss nss ho 'i Tss Tiodt e tso psTsona saao42
does require that such support and lndorsa.
consequences OF tho day'a work, u It bc ~
yon assure mo and ~ now seeIn1 probable
win bo TO tho lasting advantage, IT not 10 tho
very salvation Of tue country. cannot At
this hour say what has been tho result Of tho
election but, whatever It may be, haye NO
desi1u to modify this opin!on-atd all who
have 1ahofed to-day in behalf of the Union or
gnnizatIon, have wrought for tho best inter
ests Of thefr country pnd the world, not only
for tho present, bnt for all future agcs. I am
thankful to God for thIa approval Of the peo-
pie. But while deply grateful for the mark
Of their confidence In mo, know my heart
Do not tmp4gn tho motives Of any one oppos-
cd to me. It Ia no pleasure to mo Ito triumph
over any one; but give thanks to Tho Al
mighty tor this evidence Of the pcopless' rcso-
Tuition, to stand By free government and tho
rights of humanity.
, 1864-11-13

In this mafket tne rates were steady At 81 buy
Ing md ss3 selling, with IN &C live business sllye.
ID steady at a:saa30. Government bonds nro ad-
vaueing In New York, and tbs market hero Ia held
at 1n3k for 6s0s.
TH1 OoLD Fiun1y- IN NEW YonK.-The New
York Time Of Thursday says:
The Gold room and Stock Exchsnpo ,a-onencd
this morning, after tho Presidential election. win
much buoynncy. somo Of The prominent epecu}a-
torn II Gold entered the nsrket n buyers q high
as 259H. or st m advxaca of lax par
cent. On Tnesday'a currency, under the cxpecia.
the reelection Of As. Lincoln would pfoions dc
Ereenhack currency. But the movement WA moi
generally responded 70, md BY o'clock tho p.ica
iell back to Isl and subsequently to asa
as., tas qaststiea' .. n s. sRssai.t!oa q s 1T
aoa ts that Nj, Lincoln would be re.eleetcd,
sno soad o. tne 9Ssas,on n woad :ord
q Zen 1hstse9 III vsW ss Is =
result viii be accepted BY the public 1t ls1ge We
;e 81 20 IN, Il snoaa E. on
miniesrat1on By nine'tanths Of the loyN Electors
collegs. u much more likely to bring about m
esIlJ settlement In The States tn nsuIrsstion than
: Lincoln to open the door to an carly return Of
t1cee States to their Obligation under common
Constitution te not for moment questioned By his
he country to BE- much nearer The restoration Of
psople q Tho Union, than j. would bate been by
cessation Of arms. Another point to b consid:
sted u The Gold question T., the ner combinsnons
V1sen, Gosoas Proessstion o. ~ So,1 sn nc
4uaFters.
NEW fozx srocK MAkxET.-Ttc following arc tbs
cdostns rs1ces for caah Nov. L. received oy Sal
toosasn Co. Commission Stock and Bond Rroktsa.
, 1864-11-13
New Jersey,
New jersey g1Ecs Mcclellan ahout s. 500 mn.

. NOW II 0oFE0Fs
iority.
Tho unlonlsta gain 5000 votes In tho State
over 1s02 when Gov. Parker WIS elected By
IL 6Sion s'': Pssty eany every; county ID
south and vest Jersey, electipg every mem.
ber Of The LegisIature there. :.
Gratis to eight. .unloniats- a Union gain Of one
member Tho House, with three Counties to
bear from, stands thirty Union to twenty ty-one
Democrats. The Union party will probably
have one OF two majority there; but on Joint
ballot tho Democrats will have small major.
ity, thus securing the United Statea Senator
to succeed Mr. Ten Eyek Union)
For Congress, First District, Starr, Repub-
Lean, s elected By 900 majority: Second Dis
triet, Newell, Republican, has DIS majority
Third District, Sftgreavcs, Democrat, Is elect.
Cd BY a7O majority Fourth District, Rogers,
ps Democrat y elected By 1900 majority; .f1lh
:, 800 majority.
, 1864-11-13
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

D1s41.r-tsn. I-One Rcp,-Alexapdcr. pulaakl-u,
Whsson n,. " Meee {coP2 o P2.n,,b,.on u.,.,s -pop,
DE: De- TS'e Ha s6na aSa aer-oal.tin, Hardin, sa.
% NJ oa5 HspS.Esnss cq2s
= .DisT, No. E-one Observation-Disclosures,
ec16Ps ST.: No. e-one Rep.-ssekson, w,lli.mson;
:5is7; No. 7I&ns Asp.-c''aton' Warrington
Jemcs % osrs'n, ~ gn1onfh n fhcn-nron,oe por,v Ran.
delph.-Mn; Z; Murphy An.dn Ja1es. itSpss;l
Dur, No. e1ouo Rep'-haFton-samael =. stc'
P5se. No: iEone nep-uanilton. wayna-v.
pIsF; "a: m13ns Rep.-crawtord and JespoF-
DIs4: IL. isAonc hep.-clay and Rehland- L
": Miller, (cop.l
DrsT; No: 1&ono heP:-Enngham md Fay
D1sS: Ns; lions Hsp.-Edwsrds and White {;
,iIa. D,.F No Two Rsp5st clair-Nathanlel
SInss: ns:4 9Sen So i6@1Wo Rcp@boua ,.diaou-
A; barnesback (; Hiram Dresser, tgnion;}
tsE; N0: 7snaSn. *. a''o o''ooet'
sT|,s S,s1; ;iSS ES. 'S0ns FsS~shsl'y-wn: Middle:
g a5a@s 9s5Tstt ,,a g:n,,,on
o1ss': 11sE No. 70; A-one Rep.-Aaeoupfn-sargeans
pIsE; n: 4 ons Rep.--calhonn and jersey
,ps1: 10. S-oae Rep'-aseeue- Nathaniel n:
WIZ H.. 10; SS @s aoie%s.sR ceps ma
Kelly gss; tsep.S Ssi AepS-0s0"n 'na e-Alns =
sqSa ali cory - -
Springer tCop.h probably.
p1sF, No 10. = S%Iwo RsPs:-Adarns-1hos. ..: Red
s D.1s: 10: $a-oneS Kcp:~Acbonough- h-wm. n.
Sfss Sasst !es22 R5. 2-ou. -sshuy1er-o.eph shs.
'eP P!ss' sseR;} q. s,-ono Rep,-u.neoek- NJ Nor.
+ p4s1: 4sSp 10. e4ono Rsp-ucndersoa and Mercer
DIST. No. sEbne ;ta Raep.@Warren-J.mesHM a Mar.
IL pis1. Sgn'sSa}s S9. s4pe Kpo1-yo, n uo,yobe
.Gbis1x Pls4. No. st-rwo Reps.-rulton-1. ". James,
4%%eaaxN %4s4 r. q 9sfef So coERs Es3.peor,, md s,k
MshsFd s5 pan9 a faanaeF MsgeX gn1e1a a,1to
st2]l (cqP) 80 No.. n.,,,.. -, ,,.,.
-1alrisen Soble, Soi. John Wasner UnleaS d8n %
DIST. No; ;s9--Three Reps,---colce, Douglas, Yer
%i1lion md EagsrE;s. e;,. + Sphinx, John Tincher,
Mopltrie and PtatsJ. e. Pugh, T. J. Bond,
tunson.)E =, :
A: Lake, (union.
DER. No. 42-0ne Rcp-FoEd and noquois-
DIST. No. 43-1wo Rcps.-0rundy and Wul-A
J. Mcintyre, ". 4. Hopkins, (Unfon).
4D1sT. No. G-Yhfee Reps,-1ASa1lc and Living
:. ston-M. StreYelle, Ftanklln CorW{n. j, Millef
tUnion).
DIsr. No. E-Three Reps.-Hureau, MA1hha1l,
Putnam and Woodford-H. D. Cook, W. G. Stan
Icy, q. D. Henderson, {pnf6ul.
'G1sr. No. 46-One Rcp.-Hcnry-Marcus II.
F9sa: !tJnioaa2l. y :, ~. 20. p.n p..,. ,,.., -
D1s7.> No. 3s-one Rcp-Whiteslde-Lc
, 1864-11-13

Tn2 FAMILY or Jons BRoxx.;-::rho widow
Of John Brown Of .hlatotic tamc, with several
Of the family, staraed overland during the mat
season, with = drove Of cattle eud shcep!
tor California. There havc been painful lu.
mors for some weeks past that Tho ftmI,y ham
been robbed and murdered by hostile Indians
Q, -sbel guerfsss. The Aurora Btaoen says Il
Is enabled TO state rom letters recently 10.
ctlycd BY tho friends IN that vicinity, that It
hns been ssccstaincd that tho family, though
unable to rcach their destination this F&ll, are
In safe position for wintcring with 'thrlfF
stock, and viii rosnmc their Journey " carly
Spring. = g. 5ttt; ~ s--s
, 1864-11-13

uon win be construed as ectionecring lodges
and tho wlsest dictates Of statcmanshtp will
be branded IS tho doviccs Of a politician 20
secure personal aggsandizcment. Politics Is
thus dcbascd from high Issues Of statesman.
ship 10 low questions Of honesty Of motirc
and decency Of personal character. On tho
other hand, Y tho incumbent uses his power
aud patronage 10 advance his own 70.
election, It IL unquestionsbly IN evil
to be guarded sga1nst. We aro~ awnrc
that frequent elections teach tho people -
well as strain and excite then. Bat after all
the whole object and cnd Of government Is TO
giyo the people Pcacc, 20 that they can,ad-
vance In their personal interests and pursue
their individual happinoss. We believe tho
strain and commissions Of our Presidential
elections now rccur too frequently for tho
welfare Of tho country, and that thcrcarc very
scrious rrasons for limiting tho President to
%A*4.
, 1864-11-13
How Belmont ssE1haussoa,, His Vote.
NEW YoAK. Nov. Q, 1861.


AT the present time Of writing, .. nj,
I'VE have met the enemy and they arc ours"
.was the challenging Of Belmont. He had
waited an hour and half In his carriage to
yote, and finally when his turn came poor
: Dutehman challenged him, on tho ground fhat
he had bets out contrary to Tho statute. Bel:
mout, with al bis brass, could not swcar to
Tho Republicans are Wild. Tho greatest old
torchllght psocessiou evcr heard Of We shall
have Friday night, -
, 1864-11-13

t0tEF l. 1Ubs
ss.s Dceycs. HMosSs
.,a,.1.. - MM9ffl II Mn; sra
Wssk snddiinE dinE gst' 3.......t.....".ii22dM 1S m
Meck endins t,ct. E......:.....i6o 3sl
Wssk Wesf saaa'kk eaaaiapk SCI. 81: s3 1s@l
RATES or ra11aur ON 1.T ssqx raoH ooAoo TO
-'A'''' Cattle. Hesa
A,c,, c.,t and n,,cb. n t..o, ,,- ss1o !" II M;
Csfs of Mo, so 81
Michigan Central, small c&fs.. 600 80
; Es;; e ~! S s
r,,,, ~ 80 .,,. r r s. sTTssvaa. Ta,.svaa. ...m w,
Mch. Southern. Largo fars: ..,.......,... Am Re
,-,. aq car +. ot IL Se n Lest.. n:n ~
wicn sttnnrd 81 I'll 1a,l. @s 'e'a ''"A - "H""'o'
nahs 10 DuhHrk2Ye 100 ~ icsa than to Buffalo,
when sasppca By ~ fah. :.
BEEF CATTLE.
Tic tosl rrcript5 at Beef Cattle ut tho various yards
la tho city during tho week cpdt,,x to-day according
to The daily returns posted On 'Chauge amount 10 GIL
head.
This Ia o41 head ess than vcse rccoyu Inst week.
and 4 head l,1s thaa tho receipts Of tue correspond
inE week Of last year.
THO daily receipts at tho various yards compare ~
follows.
..-. r Necepts.
Sunday and Aon1ay ..l4B
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