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The National Bank of West
Virginia,
Al WVETEEW VIrr,


OFFICE OF CoMPTRoI.'R OF THE CURREScY,I
Washington, July nth. 1865.
"HEREAS, RY SATISFACTORY EVI.
Wv dence presented 10 the undersigned II
has been made TO appear that '.TllC Nation.
al bunk of West Virginia. at wheel.
ing In the City OF Wheeling, in the .Coun-
y of Ohio, and state of West Virginia, has
been duly organized under and accounting to
the requirements of the Act OF Congress, en-
titled An acUto provide a National Currency
secured by q pledge of United States bonds
and to provide forthe circulation and redemp-
non thereof; approved June Srd, 1854, and
has complied with all the provisions Of said
Act, required to be complied with before com-
net.
Vow, therefore, I, Freeman Clark, Comp
ir9uer OF the Currency, do hereby certify that
The National Rank OG-NeSt Virginia.
AZ wheeling. In tile city of Wheeling. in
the County OF Ohio, and State OF West Vir.
gini1, is authorized To commence the husi.
nt$Ss of Banking under the act aforesaid.
- In testimony whereof witness nv
! = hand and seal of office this lIth tlny
Is of July, 1875.
FREEMAN CLARK,
JUS cod Comprr of the Currency.
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MESsRs EDIToRs 81 find tire follow
ing In your paper of this morning, un-
der n letter from Gen. Grunt, Which
note appears to have been written by n
Major Halpine-who presume was OH
Gen. hunters staff, but with whom
never conversed but who, 1 presume,
feels great interest in sustaining Gen.
Hunter:
1.-The only newspaper Gen. Hunter
suppressed in West Virginia, was one
at Parkersburg, the editor of which, a
loyal man, on being shown the falsfty
and public injury of his statements.
fully and cheerfully acknowledged that
he had been served Just right"
The facts should come before my
friends in Wheeling, and there publish
ed. Mr.. Jacob Hornbropk, who visited
me In prison, will remember that told
him that j Ind committed not eVenan err
rOr. DIR. Campbell, General Advocate,
came there, in the kindest manner. and
urged me to think of something TINT /
could say regretted, and could only
say that from information Ind since
received, presume j was in error
when said that the majority of Gene
rnl Hunters command had passed
through Parkersburg.
Col. Strother, chief of staff: said that
Gen. Hunter had nothing but that TO
comlain of; but when relieved, General
Hunter said that he hnd IlotItin1 to COM
plain of. You will remember tllat NV
subsequent publication placed the INIT
ter in the same light. refer with con-
hdence to the three first named, and
pronounce the language of Halpine a
wilful or Ignorant lie, probably the lat
ter. J. u. WHARToN,
IT hns been decided by the Secretary
of tue Treasury, in the case of the Col
lector of Customs ut Georgetown, s. G..
recently appointed, who could not take
the oath prescribed by act OF Congress
passed last winter, thatsuch appointees
may perform the duties of their posi-
ton without pay until Congress meets.
and take the risk of Congress providing
ior their payment. 1t is found almost
impossible TO fill the positions Of nosf
ofhee, custom house and revenue ofices
in the South with suitable persons. who
can take the oath that they have not
aided or abetted the Rebellion,
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Franklin Insurance Compan7
..sI5O.ooo.
OF wIIEELNG.


7. Fl. Logan, T. p. ShnIIcrnsg. Gee. X VI,eo+
S.o' Seo' :, ,MSamdsl, John ZOeciEleT, Snml McClei1
l.anghlln. 't4se' Ale'E- Ale'E-
TNHIs COMPANY HAVING BEEN DTrT,Y
II oIEnnlZe6l, are prepared to take risks al
lnlr rnteS on buildings OF all kinds merrhaII-
use, manufacturing establishments, fIIrni-
sHvte. steamboats, and clrRoes on the western
river; aud lakes and also on the lives or reF,-
SbIls F ior Term Of years. This COMPANY or.
I ItiS ~ uIerlor inducements 10 farmers, where
~ ~ liis'y can I've insured for three years nj re-
uu't'H inteS. This being home institution,
composed of some nlnety-four stockholders
nloSt OF whom are among our hest i,tsinessSS
~ IIIlsn, recommends Itself tothe favorable ror-
tleir patronage. ~ f''-'''
Applications for Insurance will I,a ,,r,,,,,.,,
attended TO by the Cretarv.
Oflice, No Mel yure HOJisf, haInp tho qo,,,,
'"'"ieTlS occupied by Adams ENprcSs Co,
c.N,,r ,,.r,r NJ: ARTHUR, Secretary.
sA sSAM'L MCCLELLAN, President
GEO MEsNDEL, Vice President.
n n. n. Q. ARTHUR, Agent for paying pensions.
pnlce, NO McIure House, Leing tbe s1Fnt,
LoIInelIy occupied by Adams Express Co,
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King of Pain

certain TO do You good. =
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Tweniy-stx Thousand Certificates.
ofcures in one year for the King OF Pain.
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Will tellany person their disease without ask
Ing any questions. - - !.
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Well yes, we should think II NOT nm
likely. We are not inclined to think os
well of General StonewaIl Jackson. for
instance, as of our dead Mcpherson or
Mitchell, or Wadsworth, or Keart,I- ar
Reno, or Reynolds, or Rice, or Sifl'' ar
Mansfield, or Lyon. ANY one ofthcm
is his superior in true manliness Of
character. Indeed, we are so 'sprejudfiS.-
ed" that we value more highly the mem
ory of the lowest private who died nm
der the flag ofthe Union, than we do
that of a man who, educated mt his
Gountry's expense, used the training he
thus received in n vain attempt 10 I'M
initiate the flag which he had sworn To
honor and uphold, and to destroy the
country to which he had sworn to bear
faithful allegiance. If men are to ha
honored for the possession of energy
alone, ofcourse jackson will be hi1h1S,
esteemed; but if the use they have 6njo
OF their energy is to be inquired into.
then jackson will get admiration. bni
not esteem. Benedict Arnold was one
of the ablest and bravest generals on
our side in the revolutionary war: but
all his genins and bravery have NOT
sufticed to conquer the f'preindice,'
which men have agninst turncoats and
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WINE PRosPECTs.,Iohn E. Morti-
ner, the great wine man of Cincinnati.
says he will lose about one-fifth of his
crop of Delawnres this season by rot: Of
his Catawhas the main part are gone up
with rot, mildew, DC.
RATHER SUaeEsT1vE.-The Oil Creek
Railroad is now known among oil men
by the euphonious and expressive title
Of DEATHS Causeway,"
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The Richmond Buuctin, speaking of
stonewall jackson, says: ''Possibly n
prejudice may existintheir minds Chose
OF loyal peoplel against Gen. Jackson
"a prejudice growing out of the fact
the he drew the sword in the late war
against the United States" Upon this
remark, the N. Y. Post comments as
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Gtre91tteltl9etrre
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.
RATES OF ADvERr1sINe.
Dealh q s.onewall ..on..IIl. Ia..

The New York World has long ac-
count of stonewall Jackson, the first
executive officer, and the ablest field
general of the confedeiacy. We yex-
tract the account of the manner of his
death and his last hours rr-;-rr
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Transpnrtattun.


EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leave Retnr,J,.- 1o.,-.
Wheeling at l1.OO 4. VI Baitirnora ~ On
ISSSsil&9od LED Wash. J'tl .l0-iT
S1n SS1toIInuSSilie. l2.S1 Hnrtinsburg- sl3 A. NJ
S'l3 p ~ Cumberland. T:I8
Cumberland .ll:lO lSr1fton I:iS,, -
Martinsburg. 3:l3A. NJ NIoundSTiiie G.is -
Wash. J'tn.... S:l4 lBenw0od G.IS "a
Arrive nt-- Arrive of 'S
heAl eAltlliloFe'''-. s:lO Wheeling. 7:l0 "a
MAIL TRAIN.
Leave Patnr,,,,r,o.,
Wheeling at g:5OP. NJ lBaifimnre ~ 6SN =,
- iJ W. Wash. Jn'tn 80 "a
SssSr,, NilIe-iM ~ MarttnsburR a-O0P NJ
Sai.In,Ii iii''-'''- S.SJ A. NJ Cumberland 7:I5
Cumberland ss85P n Grafton IN :,
MartinsburE- l:l3 lMonnisI:;i;ijs,-' sdS sip
AL ,i, q u - n WI beEwood..- -. 6:2O ts
po1ti,INSt-=. I've II. 80 . Arrive at
W ~ f.. ttS,.-,.. b42 tWheelinG $50
'A-S'AAIh' AiaSter rofTranSpoTtation OF
,o,,5 j. B. FORD
- 2 Gener1l Agent, Wheeling
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ansnranfe.
FIRE, MARINE & INIANl MSIRITrT

FlRE, MARINE 4 INLAND INSTR ANGE
GtAN BE OBTAINED UPON 1rT1r, ,,,,e,,,
~ reasonable terms in any or thf. 6cIlt,'.I,,.S
ti Coin IsiIiles, representing in the aggregate
CASH CAPITAL AND ASSETS OoVEp,
S9s5OO,oOO.
HOME INSURANCE co. OFNFW YORB,
S9sh capital all paid COO 90
Assets lst January, ls05........ i;sz'GSI SS
Net assets exceeding those OF aSS yi,sy ~
stni stG,iiipanS doing Fire business In tile United
UNDERWRITERS AGENCY, N yoRE
HE The &c 6GerInania Fire Ins. Co... Cash Capital
The Republic "a - : aoo ooo ~
:, Que Policy Of Insurance is Issued Iy tIe S,,
Companies. - ete t"uF
SEcURITYIMs co. oFNEW YoRR
Cash Capital, all paid Ooo0O On
Assets lst February, lSGj,....... $3.50 -
Three-fourths Of the nett profits deciaGe5 10 10
policy holders, annually. ~
CONTINENTAL ms. co. OFWEWYOR9.
Cash Capital. all paid sno on m
Assets January ], lsGj.............. sGS,s53 50
Seventyflye per cent of the nett iroIt d. a.
cnrring 20 oIS 9Ify & holders annually without in
Policies Will be issretl in any Of the sto,..
reliable Companies on application to
.- w. F. PETERSON. Agent
OLlce Main street, next door to N. & NJ.
''A' mar2l-Iy
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REMEDY.
~CURE wARRARTED~


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TIE NEW YORK SUN.
MONDAY MORNING, nov. p, 1scj.



VIVA, prss'. lent JonssoS assumed the response
bl,,.. of hi present position he declared th" hH
would lie .l.deI IN his policy rather by puhh'
sediment anj Wy the seeming necesit'' OF We
t,ur,taAp by any specific line ~ iToc'Nnr''
A. a, was the policy which biz Ir'de 'ssor inr-
,,ci, p. lying manly upon tho go'i sense ~ mo
T., % RI, which b. vsry rarely ~ iHnt. "he" ms
,.a. ended. when te ia,e rebels laid io~n 'hsr
ans, and vhe'i their Statesman ihille'led -
,,r,,c., dc,,o 10 again cement the old Unou and
toryct tho past, the Northern people generJuLy
,le,orntpei to throw aside oil snim1s'y AMI
hatred, AID TO meet y cir reicu.Ant lr.nren more
than hslf uay. No o5slacle to speedy rcs'5rt-
uo, 4 lhc sec drug states 70 the,f old lsco IN The
r.,on seemed to present itsclt On thc process
., Reconciliation comme ICED. Bat laucrly the ,H'
-eiels have shown disposition - abuse The al
,sn.ssso l. .ndly made - them By tne Northern
-eop's. . veil a. n, -9nAden.s rcrosal In them
evth, Government. Instead u complying cheer
ully With tho simple s.ipu'A,ions reqii.sI o.
hen. they have IN some ,asts Shown quite re-
ia,iary dis on,iou, and thoir gstsral eondlc'th'
si,rly been very hus IA conso1anco wiz n ria
err expectation Tae result is that tho people lave
seen ", recessiy Of chez. D. no grow u ms
danger, "a, oi,hot u snte.wsr hsugh' ress anl
,,ltwill on tie part II VIC Southern people. 1Aey
,.yo diacoycr. d hat their kindness Las been IN
measure misplaced, and that We E'tif
rra,mont will mo-, SHAVER without A. no
,ame tim, tcspips q pretty ~ 'ns lani upon mo
-ein. Having become convinced upon th''o
Oon,s, tho pcopls hAv, iet ths1 'ho President
,uyh, 10 proceed lille moro slowly upon TIC
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.Inhn G. I,rrrIlinridrc.

FIvE years ago JonS G. ORGANISATIONS vac Wee
Prevalent u the u1i,eI s.ai,i, occupying next to
the highest ,fice In ,ho Ia - his c1uutrymer.
II vas wealthy Ne MS 80 pm, er'f 'a7or'te ~
,atcc class Of tie ~ pie; he hi o pow er'ul IN
Gion,e. AM tvc-yWDoro he was caussoi, ha;tcrci
snl admired. IL deliberately became trai.,r;
ald now, afsr having lc rclucsd TO poverty,
having Fed from h 8 native land, he is begging o.
tic Pros den, tie pri,ile o OF making himself .
home in 1sxss II is good selection ilH joins
has made for b desiei future residence. Texas
Wa s,.'lcl great measure b. fugitive crimi.
n,ls from the other States, aud u has always
horne DE reputation o. LciuE kild o. general
asylum ior di,repu,sUle cnsraotort. Bus "a would
be rather ssysrs sv,a ufon ortinsry outlaws to
O, such ,nla a, JouS c DlEcuSarDes come
among them.
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Anuuplen.a.t Coincidence.

Seventeen years ago, on the 9th o. November,
O.. steamer New York arrived q, this por, from
uavrs with about four hundred passengers or
bosrd. Among those passengers were several
sases OF Asiatic Cholors number Of deaths had
pccurrei on tho passage u was known that tho
yrstiloncs had been contracted =, HAvrc, and con-
siderable excitement IN ,his city followed tho su-
nounoemonI tina. the dreAded plague had reached
Ihe harbor For short time ,hero WI, APP
psarsncs Of great setvity among the city ofi sls.
Cnoer. meetings were held the probabilities OF
he epidemic breaking out in tue city grsycly
DISCUSSED, but ancr the slApse Of several days
sign Of cholera appearing within tho city limits,
he excitement gradually subslded; no preventive
measures were taken tho city rtnained filthy,
and tho authorities complscently congratulated
themselves upon escaping the pestilenco without
al effort ON her part. Tie next sp-ing-is49-
10 nd the city unclean AMI conducive n disease.
q vas nearly 81 bat sst 10 at the present time.
ihe cholera male It's appearance. 1t swept over
'tc city, and our municipal history records the
'rctd u consequence III sane class Of vessel,
;sming iroln he same port, with about the same
uuInber vi passengers, arrived here TOW days ago,
tho same period Of the year that brought the chu.
rn 10 thls Guy On board the NyW norF, seventeen
years ago. That vessel is The AInlGut> OF cholera
noioiic'v. We wish the coincidence woat no fur.
.hcr. Bat, unfortunately, tie city Ia now dirty
a. cit al i was n the Fall II IS orr au-
slorties have male a show O. dong something
~ they Hid IA tAc iurmor year tie excitement IL
81 siding now no cholera has appeared within
Vie city limits and our otlil ais are congtAtu
ntng themselves on rettiug oil 81 chC.ply. lust q,
they did in rs. 70 complete tho coincidence,
highuul visitation OF the cholera newt sprinr I,
the only hing requisite. There Is every reason I,
believe that 1t will make its appearance here a
tha; time unless .he city shall bo thoroughly cloan
RI and rouoystod. This the city authorities cal
d.. /! rcmains with 1bom 10 decide, thereto q
whether the coincidence refcrrcl 10 shall he mai
complete by carnival OF d,a,h, or whether the
vii listen to NC sys's appeal ~ them on behalf d
Che pelrlo
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IDEA EstS.

RENTrY-In prooNlvu after long and painful
ilIn,ss, or dor iru'y, sou CT Alexander IeaIty,
in t1e @'d yu.I oil NJ age.
Tuc ie'stiyr- sni frauds Of the family respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral, this (Mondayl
atUrr1lu, NJ G,luck, from the residence Ol bis
la ter, ~ " tier It. liz
RLACK-At her late re.ifcnce, let. 49th aud 51'h
cts, iith ave, or sunday ming, Nov. ~, Janet,
wife Oi Andrew Block.
Ter renaIus viii be inferred At ThOmp,On Vile,
Conn. Us
CIADwICK-At the residence Of his mother, Mrs
Charlotte Ge-c, lI Carlton ave, Brooklyn, l.. l.,
William Henry Chadwick.
III. relatives and friends respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral which will take place from tho
Carlton ave. n. h.. Church, Carlton ave, bet Myrtle
aud Nil.Oughby, 90 Monday Afternoon Nov. 10, a.
~ o'clock 115
CONNAUGHTON - Ellen Louisa, daughter OF
Eiw. and Ellen CounGughton, aged 10 years ind
mUnthg.
Friends md acluAintsnccs are respectfully in
yltei % attend the funeral, on tuesday afternoon
Nov. IL, Ut O'Clock, nom l04 Fulton ave, Brook
Ign. ly6
IIRLLERMAS At Hudson City, on Sunday
morning, vi. John llelleTman, aged % years mos.
AM III dave.
The friends Of the family, else Of his sons John
ami Albert Metz, are respectfully invited TO AZ end
the iuncraL iron Smp.On N. Il. Church, on lues-
day aito noon, al O'clock. l2J
NILNER-ln wnlismslurrh, on Sunday, Nov. 10,
Louisa the beoy OF vile Of Robert Miner, aged 80
Yeas aud 5 mOuLhs.
Tie relatives and trirnds Of tho family are IN.
vited 10 attend the funeral on Tuesday al ernOcn,
NOV. 4 A. ~ oclOck, irutu her LATE rosidence, %
NyCfOh A., Brooklyn, T.. ID. lll
McCARrUY-Ou SUNDAY. Nov. II, CathArine II ,
youngest daughter OF Bernard and CathArine Me-
Calthy nCed year and day.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect-
fly invited to attend the funeral. Monday after.
noon, Nov. 10, a. ~ O'Clock. IRON the re.ideuce OF
Lerparents, Newark ave, Hudson CITY, n. j. l22
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GHHErAi brHooL was COOL an gallant officer
during SIC thv..ou, and maIo fr himsel; an
sny!aoc IA IA arr record. ANor tho var was over,
no took comni4d OF t., Lyuchbur, district, snd
whsle in that capcciIy commit,sl a then Of a ont
sixty thousand dollars The crime WA shout tho
meanest man could be guilty Of All la did Il in
a rHcAking, cowarjly petty thief style lie waa
tried by military commission rs Anl sentenced 10
b. hshonlrshly dismissed FROM the service, to flr.
felt oil back pay, aud to DO imprisoned five years
The President RENTED the Imprisonment, on the
yro-ud Of BRiscoE's gallant services during ths
war. Now, II we are to have the precedent Of
exonera.ing a criminal on tho ground u his
having been = great soldier, why NOT pardon
oil she rebels, with JErT DAVIS At the
head, who hsvs CALAMITY fought an tho
service Of the country, as DAVIS did in meS,
hcoi hhsvery bad example. crime Ike that
OF BRrsooBs CELEBRATES tho mans whole wal
record. In fac. the high position which hs ha
won In the army only intsnsfes his crime. Woulc
BENHDIoT ARSoLD have been execrAted AZ he wa
but for the TACT Of his gallant record in the Colonis
rausei The late rebels are held accountable, In
raj ~s.sur~ in prVDoTto1 70 tAs positions ihsJ
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Ee,s York, saturday. Nor. H. - N--Ths Stock
market vas dull and loser to-day. Now tina, tho
pmtrio du Chen bubble has burst the sp.culators
ere locking out Tor anew "opcnne." Governments
continue dull Hnl depressed, the supply exceeding
the demand The Price OF .oId ruled steady to-day
At l4Gv l4e'i per cent. Aror the sailing Of the
steamers ,,chause Nss ed On London At q. a
ltSN por cent. Tho eNporI Of gold by the day.
steamers was Sl3luN making for the whole week
.96ioo There Wa fair supply ofmpney on call At
I por cent, with slieht falling on in the inquiry.
Discounts were quiet The rAtei continue At 3 Q
Per cent, for Il names, and loAl5 por cent. for
other eiadei. On'ChAnee to-day Flour vas &c. lower.
Wheat wss quiet. Corn WA steady. Osts we're Pc
bcttor Whiskoy was funcr. PORK was dull and
heavy, and Lard wa steady.
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OyerwDrk.

unwise above many is tho man who considers
every hour lost which is no. spent in rcsdiug,wri
ting, or IA study, and not more rational Is she who
,hinka every moment OF hor life lost that does not
find her sewing. We oncc heard a man advise
that hook of some kind he carried IN the pocket
4, be used IN ease Of All unuccupiei mumeul-such
was his practice. IL died early. Tiers arc W.
l.. who, alter hard 4Ry 'sWuik, will ST snd sew
ny osull, on sas l..hl tilt ther cycs sro almost
blinded or ill certain pains about tho shoul lers
come IN, which arc almost iusupportsble, and are
only driven 10 bod hy physical lncApaci1y to work
any longer. The slCop VI tho oyer-W orkeI Ike As.
Of those who 40 not work at al, 10 uus Nsfy ng
ami unrHre6hins, 1t 10th alike wake up IN wear
mess, snncss aud lauguor, with su ineyitshls re-
suit both dyiug pr,nlaturriy.
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held in the Government, beforsths wsr-,he higher
position the greater tie fail AMI the move despcs-
bic the traitor. B"isooBus not traitor, but the
s,me rule plies to him. According 10 tho Bnfs'
ooE precedent every rascal who At any time hap
pened u be IA tho army will IN future expect par
don Tor his crimes upon that ground
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A O. II. NO. 1.-THE OFFICERS AND
n. member. Of the tloyo division are requested 10
attend special meeting, on Tuesday evening Nov.
H. At No. b-6 sth ave. runtua ATTENDANCE, ~ there
v burne. Of Importance 10 transact. D. order u
r. FLYNN, Pres. Z. keGU Ire, bee. l6l
A q. II. NO. IA SPECIAL MEEIlNI
n. Of the above order will he held ~ hll,,nNfns
Hall, cor 10Th n and T,h ave, on MnndN c,oulnF,
Nov. 18th at O'Clock y. N. Punctuh sttehaAnee /"
requested business OF importance s " pe tial'.
TIJO9 UAITAGiiER Sec 100
EATHRR MATHEW FEMALE T. A. u. So
Il ciety No On Y will hold pablo meeting ~ their
hall cor 33d ~, and I'd ave This evening, ut ocft.
Speaking by Mr.. IL Il. Mulhal and Mr.. Byrne. Sing
ms by Mossrs. Owen McGowen, John Carroll, y. Ia
gsu, Mr.. O'hars and other. IHOs. CINNAMON,
Pre-. Mr.. BEEHAS, Rec. Sec. l2I
MISS LAURA III. ROBINSON, WILL
w lecture on Temperance Reform Wednesday
evening, Nov. 18th, At Clinton Hall Tickets, 20 cts.
For benevolent csuse. she will be introduced by
lion. =. A. BAkNUh. al
N Y. SOCIETY FOR THE RELIEF OF
I've the Rup,ured snd Crippled have opened .
branch office at los West 5sth II. few doom east Of
sth av where trusse, and all varieties OF surrich
bandaeee viii be supplied the poor grAts. coupe-
tent surgeon has been appointed for That puipo.e.
Office hours from 70 Y. ". JOIN G.. GREEN.
prcs'. X. v. HARTLEY, Rec. Sec. Principal Office,
" socond av. AZ
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TRADE NOTICES.

pLASTERERS - THERE WILL DE A
j snn,.ia moe, NC held IN your too,8, - -, ~
Il coslyu, "Wednesday ev u.n-, Nov. isth M
n,nbors are relue.ud to be p.e'en a. the gue.tien
u4rgt.ug Nso The yoas p!asiesot.oi Is 49, ,no
respectfully invited 70 a,''Id D * 'e;s gsta .hS
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
bailey. Magical Pain Extractor I. 4

Dailey's Magical Pain fxtTnctor ~ the
"roor Mans Fticnl," cost only % cents boz, sud
will positively cugo Burns and scalda, eures Piles
EloumAtsm &c. saving docioi's bills and often pre-
serving life iiself where all other remedies would
AL For sale by all druggists 20 centsa toz. io3
Grsyrr IL Makers FIRST Premium klastic
stitch aud lOcs stiton ana nschns 40 broad Any'
New York and LJj Fulton Il, BgoOsl'n. 81
NtcoIcr ~ Whoa Lock stitch sewing
nnch,ut .ad Button Iloe Machine, No. C2J B.o.d-
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Howe s,cwing Machine Company No b1q
broadway, y. \. lila Hove, Jt., Presiiout. 4 cuts
wanted. 3li
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CLOAHSi CLOAKSl CLOAKS - WE
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very attractive stock OF
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POLITICAL.

YIN NAhp buNl ithNLI B-IhE MEM
q hors aud friends oi this orcaniNaton sil M al
at ~ tast BruadSay, ou Monday evening, Nov IA
Al O'clock to make piepars'ious Tor the nun cipa
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WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTTONEER, Of
w fee ny Chatham tquGe, cells Thu DAY, a.
l1'e O'clock the entire furniture and bedding, con.
taiIei I'm hOuse LID Leonard II. near r1aiwa,; also
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