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, 1865-05-30
A Political Demonstration In Dublin.

a Dublin dispatch Of the 8th inst. says
mass %eetnG eops1st1ng sht gsonS ot anoe1
was held on Sunday, on the plains Of Clon-
tart, for The purpose Of symrathizlng With
America IN Its bereavement, but the speakers
all ipduleed IN strong observations agaiuss
the Engllsh Government, one Of them remark
ing that the day was not distant when tho
Islsh flag would replace IN this country that
Of Ergiand. This and similar sentiments
we're loudly chee,ed. One speaker read 8
document which commenced With tho words
. Sic st,mper tyraanfs,'. and referred to 693
gears Of bloody cxtcsmipation and rapac[ous
plunde. by British butchers. It then called
upon the people to receive the Prince OF Wales
with siitnce and contempt, and spoke Of the
bastard Descendant of stlouebow and Crom-
well. This document was signed By The pig,
lance Committee. and concluded With 'God
save tho People.' An address Of sympathy
with America was agreed to, aud the meeting
dispetetd quietly: IhePnnsipal spsaksF, ,yns, Tho
was mcst vehement N his Ptotestat,ons on
named Cuuy."
, 1865-05-30

Messrs. 4. A. Log, Esq, Phelps. Dodge q Co.,
U0yt Brothers, j. s. Schultz, aud others:
QRi11KHEA-l anu IN receipt Of Jonr very com
p!tmentaIy note. dated New FORK, May II, 1865,
wherein Jou request my acceptance OF coach,
spsn Of horsee, harness, ete. as token ol your
While fully appreciate the purity OF your mo.
tlves IN thus rendering to me such subttantfsl eri
solely from The couviet:oua OF duty hare eTce
held in reference 10 the acceptance Of presents By
those occ1pJiug high ofld1i positions. to de-
cline the offerings OF hind snd loyal friends.
The retention Of the parchment conveying yous
sentiments, snd the autographs Of those Who we're
pleased to mite IN this manifestation Of regard.
men shall regard it al one Of the htxhest marks
OF respect frsm any portion Of my fel1o T-citizens
Trusting. that s0sll cozttnue to merit yoGt
confidence and esteem In the discha1ge OF the nigh
and important duties opnn which have but 1us1
enter, d, and With the best Wishes for your heal II,
&c Individually. ~
lam, gentlemen, yours truly.
ANDREW JoHSso1.
, 1865-05-30

TA grand ball and dinner is to take
p]acc at Saratoga On July 9Th, under dtsttn-
rniFhed military and civic management
Commemorative Of the fall Of V1cksbnrg.
, 1865-05-30
MOVEMENT or FLOUR AND GKA1S AT
CAlCitt0,
Receipts uuI Shipments for the Week-Cam.
pnr1atlve KtcetpsH hnA eAiptnsnts sinct
4 MbnarF lar,

~ considerable interest IS manifested II tho
rran movement, we shall heresfler publish
weekly a synopsIs Of the gram and flour trade
each week, giving In connection herewith tho
movement or there articles from the lat ofJanuarJ
to date OF publication, for four years. They Will
prove valuable to every commercial reader.
The following table ahows tho movement In
Ftous and Grain last week:
nxrx1r.r4 or FrnCk .rn hptrr nrxrr1 TIN TXYX
, 1865-05-30
COM n ERCEAL.

NpHpAT EVENING, Asy 2a, 1855.
Tho following summary shown The noTerents
In Produss md Pro.isions during tho psst aix
houra:
, 1865-05-30

PMLApnP11A, Way D.-The western
Union Telegraph Company's lines are now In
full telt tgraphlc communication With Mcm-
plis, Vicksburg, Mobile and Sew. Orleans,
aud are seceiSug and sending private mes-
sagcs to those cities.
, 1865-05-30

CHICAGO CATHLB A&KKr.


OYT1f0 bAIkY T1I63X1,l
Aond-y -Tn nx. Aaf ~
BEEF CArTLEThs rec tata sn our lAat fe7ost
Aa1, <esu al h3kd AaA tas n 7nenta foS tbs same
u.,t-4 as h..3 Tne rn,orted 5a,es At t4s SsfefA
ps4 ~ X he.d
JAtAt t8'us3 s@'aoH4e - ss - ..,,.
Ina AaCt II taE'e - =" ~ ~ ~ - -. =.
be=vs CA b. soaaa >. ny .. .as 80. n1sss
sl1tsiled spersl7n1 th1t ns resi- see1nx o1 ns A.
ksk WAs not aacertstne4. No e1DEsas faa sp'ulont
haxnyer that 1t Is without shazxe HEAVY Bh1pu1 .ats
ara r~porta ad On kha var and largo 1ttel5t4
~.... - d,,4oo N. wrrf
Ptcteo oas4Nk 'Ao "eaA"
TsSfeSce7s SnnaAT. Wa 1asuBut A'sa h1' Ae" oFoS4
of fmeskg NJ Tho y1rdy. add We know OF 60 trAnsAe-
,,,,. IN sh.x ID, Tnara Vera rumorn howeYes that
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new YoRE, Mar 20.-The Hcra|d's NATIONAL
debt-pa1ine subscriptions have reached one
million eight hundred and twenty-five thou
eand dollars. The plan Is to divide the debt,
which Is estimated at three thousand millous
Of dollars, into one hundred and fifty thou
sand shares If twenty thousand shares each,
these shares to be taken up by wealthy men.
, 1865-05-30
A HANDSOME skEDUKE OF Il
LAD Gus GOM.
Correspondence that Explains 1tselr.

TIE CITIZENS TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON.
The undersigned, citizens Of New YorE. tate
great pleasure In sending to Washington, by tho
Camden and Amboy Railro.d cars, coach, SPIN
Of horses. harness, blankets &c respectfully a.k.
inE Andrew Juhn:on, President Of tho Untt.d
Stltes TO accept the same as token OF their high
! appreeiat'on Or his ndelity TO the co9uEg-as Z
statesman we'll approved, By word ana deed, In al
thr Various Offices to which he has been called.
New YORK, May II, 1865.
II Armstrong & Sons, arnold, Constable &
Ranl. G. Ross, Co.
q. 4. Sm5 the, Wlcks, Smith & Co.,
Lathrop, Lndlpston i; WILSON q. Hunt
Co.. L. r. Morton d ':o.
Shepherd Knapp, Ketchum, Son d Co.,
r, Hayden. 8. B. Chittcndeu.
W1nsiow. 1an1er & Co.. Hoover, Calhoun i Co.,
Hoyt BrGthere, John R Lawrence dCo.,
Il. B. Ctadin, a. T. Low,
Hunt Tl[inehaxt i Co.. Peter Cooper.
Sprscue, Cooper & Col G: Il: Marshall,
burn. Wm.W. DeFofcst ECo.,
Wu. 81, Foer, Eugene Kelly i Co.,
Phelps, Dodge i Co.. Ve1milye d Co..,
j. s. Schultz, Henry Cle~s d Co.,
CbAs. A. MeieB & Sons, Reeve. CaRe d Banks
Hail, 6outhWick Co. q. J. Baker.
, 1865-05-30

winch p2aseQ Tue ORDINANCE Of secession. and
Who by their rotes and subsequent conduct,
showed that they vilfally aud deliberately
aided, assisted and encouraged the rebellion;
and tie Governor, Comptroller, Treasurer,
and Secretary Of State. or any pretended
member Of the Legislature, or who. during
said rebellion hare voluntarily taken m
oath of allegiance to the Government of
the United States. Before any officer thereof
c4FA Or military, and shall thereafter
Eolunt4h'E have given aid or eounte-
nance 10 said rebellion, who wautonly
Maea and tststed and encouraged the rebel
!ion, and I'LL who have engaged In any way
u treating colored persons or white petaans
In charge Of such, otherwise than carefully
es prisoners OF war, aid which persons may
lave een 1ound In the United States service
as soldiers. eearntn, Of In any other capacIty.
Ihe sai1d section enables any person exclud.
ed ~ the terms Of the preceding section to
be re-sdmttted to tht elective franchise unon
pctaton>to The Circuit Court. md nroof bc.
tore jury Of twelve men, that he has dn,;nr
nPericd Of twelve years de1ne,ned III t,1n.s,T
good and loyal citizen. '''
No provision SCENE 10 be made In Aha h7,1
for The private solaacss from Tcnucssee IN N.
Confederate army, elthcr aaultttnr ~ ~ 49,
GLIDING them from the right Of yqtInc ~.
seventh section declares "that the no-..
reserved to this Legislature to alter oroa.1 -
OF Change the provisions Of ,llis sci At sn~
time when, In the opinion Of ills Grnera, 4 =.
8culbly Of the State, it ia right .,d 49,,
cr so to do." We are left to infer that III !, e
contemplated to put the private so1aIs.a ~ -
who constitute the main body rune-,se,,. ase, !.
Of The Tennessee rebels. on probation Of >
shorter period Than that prescribed M far ~ ~ !.
leaders, and to admit thin 10 ,1e f,0 ~ .uo
ss soon ae they shall poyo themselves I1Aee II Is
he trusted. -
We do not SC why there should be m,
epcclal contest upon bill which simply pro
poses 10 kcep the sfste finn plungiug forth
with into new r,bellior. Upon the quea
tioa Of excluding the leaaine rebels fur
1srn of years, It may tie said thattsv shoul'
te thankful that tie right Of voting l. ere
to be given back to them. They laEe d
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JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION A6MK,
No. III south Third nt9q4sa
Is, lM. PHILADELPHIA

nCBsERHTIoHB WILL Be RHCNYXD III
ytst National Bank Of ChicsSp,
6eeopd National Bank OF Cnlcsna. .
Third Rational Dank uf CnicnEa.
Fourth Rational Bsnkof Chlcaeo.
F1fth National Bank OF ChicsRu-
Cou.aescial National Bank OF Cniaexo.
Manufacturer National Bank Of Chlessu
AechAntcs' National Bank OF Chicago
NeTchanu' Nar1oual Bank Of Chlesxn.
Northwestern National Bank OF Cnieaap.
Union National Bank Of Chicsxo
uJ1lIt34 1Hd4dnA9sV
, 1865-05-30

Matters in tho s1e un nd o. h.--Thn Corn
xrop-J0nn Mitch OF
the DeAd-The New Statc GOveEn-
NeQt~
, 1865-05-30
AFTERNOON TELEGRAPH.
FROM NASHVILLE.

Tasc CArture 0f Chs mp Rergusom-La-
t<At from Geoa EtA-Fsesl.k Of The
Peoples
, 1865-05-30

The Racine and Mtestsk1ppi and N0fthaf
Illinois Railroads earned fer the week. enain|
May II:
, 1865-05-30
The Interest 1t 7-a0 Per Cent. Amount, u

Ona cent p: day on o $50 note.
1wo cents par day On . 300 note.
Ten cents per day On $500 note.
Twenty cents per day On ! $1,000 nate.
One 0ol1ar Per day On $4,000 onots.
, 1865-05-30
7-3O LOAN.

1hesa notes mo issued under dats or July L. lSR.
and aro payable three 1ears rom th1s dsts In cuus
Cyl eonyuztb1o 1t the option OF ,he holle Into
, 1865-05-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

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,exs,ssai esf, fs o'' >" F'o"''' ~ w. 1"'@"
,,,.,,a~s Te!n.z Ezs.1e: Nay e e,
e.Eenens: Errs: r. 6uzr. -b.iS Young America
I'm senI E q L. sesss r. : lf .chf :mp.E,s! wheas @
s To a91s 1ss
-, K1I1 FEIoa5.5,A:s FL and lowsr, =.
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L41s ANp R.1L s71idurs-Are dull, At the TO-
! sssS =: S:;;s s';:
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6 s. Il: @ 81 j.: 81
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;,X; 40 bn a. ~: s7oo nu % r s.; 12oo bn r.
S'e ets aS I 81 q bu % Il % q
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DATs-Eerel.ed. 4s.1to er shipped. 400 bu. Ms.
X. ad!s5eed i@i4s; sass were; 20! b. M No II
.. 4;ss; I 80 II itced Al 1sei ie0o 81 aSi s1o
va S t. .ssepsa neas Market
steady, sass wt1. s-t ou SO. IN store II eoe: 500
hx e R.e.1,sd ssse b.: .e.ages; aoas.
do II s1tEs s. bags 1t Sc tel.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13
SheriHs Sale Of City Lot

RY virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
II county, In the case of Robert 8. Mckee, Execu-
tor, " John J: Yarna'I and Others, the undersikn
ed Will. on WE'D iESDAY; the lat OAYtQF MARCH
next, at the Cont door Of tho Court House Of Ohio
county, st 10 O'Clock A. NJ sell ut public auctlon 70
the highest and best bidder the following lot par
eel otgronndS Situated MOnrne street in tho city
Of Rheeltpgl and bounded % follows: beginning or
the north side Of Monroe street, in said CT y at the
soaIheast corner OF the lot owned Gnd occupied BY
ID o. Good, e q, As bis rssIdeuca, and running
thence north EaTdIy with said Goods line two hum
dred and fifty ESQ feet, thence by fine at right
angles to the last NAMED line and with Mon
roe street forty tVo (4Gl feet thence by line par
allel with said Goods line two hundred and cfifty
C250) feet to Monroe street, thence With Monroe
street WeStwardiy forty (42) feet to the begin.
ning.et s-sR E-aI ~ cd, 4H no .l4IL rs !
+. .Oneth'rd Of the purchase money TO BIO paid In
hand, and the balance in si1 and twelve months with
Interest from tho day Of BAle the purchaser giving
bond With approved security for the deferred install
menta and the title retained until the shall DO
paid the purchaser shall be at Hbsrty to pay the
whole purchase money In cash at the time Of tn Q
sale, greater portion thereof than tho third
JOSEPH SEYBOLD, II,
lan2S 90E Sheriff Of Ohio county.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13
:. SherITs Sale of Land,
In ohancery. In the Circuit
OoUrt Of Ohio county,

4notsT E tOss In ohanoery. In the Circuit
John Psitioord. oOurt Of Ohio county.
DY NIRTOR or A DKcRRE RENDERED IN
ID the above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
OF Ohio county on the It'll day OF December A D.
trout door Of tho Court HOuseot Ohio county, on
MONDAY, TIE 2i1R DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1855,
land mentioned Snd pafticHihfIy descIibed IN the
bill and proceedingsin this cause, being FIT GEN
ACRES UPLAND, moro or, less aud adjoining
lands Of Oh aries, D, Hedges, BERNARD Weidman and
the heirs Of Robert AieFGrland. q liE Q 'i'ff'
,i TERMS OF sAGE-one.tlli Of tho purchAse
money in cash. one third, In one year, and the re.
nom the day orSAIe tantll paid the purchasep DIV
ing bonds with good security for the deferred BAY.
ments the tile e bs retained until the whole o.
bShEs JOSEPH EEYBOLD, ,
Ja24-SOt gi .s.,r! G. sheriff Of ohio omnptv.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13
X7ZZRH2ZZz1

:. All the Medical men and the Press re ommend
Dr.. stricklsnd's Anti Cholera Mixture as the only
certain remedy TOT D arrbea and Dybentsry, 1t e
combination OF AstrfDgeBts, Absorbents, stimu-
Tents and CarminatVes, and is warranted TO effect
cure after all other meauB have failed.
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth etreet, Cincinnati o.
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Trl1staa's Sale

TN PURSUANCE Of TWO DEEDS OF TRUST
given BY the Wheeling Female Seminary, one
dated October Sls 1850, and recorded in tho Cesks
chico for Ohio county Ia deed book No. 81, page
lS4 70 Daniel Peck Us trustey tho other datei May
50, 1S6 !, and recorded in deed book No. 35, page
S32 to Daniel Lamb as trustee, we.shaIl, on TUhs,
DAY, tbs FOURTH DAY 0EiAPRIL! 1885, At 10
O'Clock A. NJ at the front door of the Court HouEe
Tor Ohio county. sell the following property, viz ::
Lots numbered PSI, 2'2, 25S, $50 2s7 26S aud Q69,
IN the addition to the city OF Wheeling laid out by
William Ohapline, and being the same property 61
which sale Seminary now stands
TERMS OF SALE: One third Of the purchase
moi ey aud all costs and expenses of sale to be paid
10 cash. aud the balance in one and tWo years with
interest from sale the parties PURCHASING to
said payments to the Eati faction of tho trustees.
telling aStruStees, We will convey such title as is
vested In us by the deeds above named and possess
sion to be given on the first day OF July next 1866
DANIEL PECK,
AH .A i-tF DANIEL LAMB, -t
: leE-t0- ------- IL I'll ---..-t TFnRtaaA
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13

NEATNEss IN DREss.-We are almost
inclioed to think that. every person., and
especially all young persons, should be
encouraged and expected to dress them
selves with some degree of fresh care du-
ring the afterpart of each day. 1t may
cost little time Git certainly should not
be allowed to cost much), hut 1t will be
apt to increase a persons self respect,
and that comfortable feeling of being
allied and equal to the better part of the
social world, whichis so desirable for all,
and especially for the Young Not long
oinOe a lOdy srheoo ;doas were thought by
many to be above her circumstances,
would insist on oil her children dressing
for the afternoon neatly, though plainly,
but never remaining in their morning Ut
tire. To wash, to arrange the hair, to be
always dressed in the afternoon, not for
company, but for home-life, became a
habit of all the young people of that house
from childhood, not without some remarks
from less painstaking neighbOrs. Atlast,
one of the children, bright but rather
selfwilled girl, remarked, 81 think we all
feel much more inclined to be orderly and
good when we re-dressed for the after
noon" This remark, made casually to
the mother, was, she said, an abundant
reward for all the extra trouble and care
of the arrangement. We have known au-
thors who have found it necessary to dress
before writing their best things; of min
listers who must put on clean shirt in
order to write as we'll as deliver good
sermon, aud of orators who felt all the
more able to command their audiences
for being neatly and exactly dressed. No
doubt there are many exceptions to all
this. But those who have much to do
with public life will have found that sue
cess, while not to be attained by fine or
expensive clothing of a sidney newness,
is yet very greatly assisted by a scrupu>
lous neatness, and all that care and cleane
illness which makes and assists proper
self respect,-Pbaadelphid Ledger :
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WEST VIRGINIA
Business. College,
.a66nnuCEkBn r
Essf1- HEEOHOo0K
AT NO! l1s1< MAIN STREET, u
~ A. u ~

- ~ ~
AT NO! l1S1S MAIN STREET, u
2. [HOrnbrook's Building.) 40 q.
w"open for Students day and evening.
VNHE purpose OF this Institution Is to instruo,
young men Sand women too) in the principles
business andtn AocountantAhip and its ooncnntHiti
i,n4Sl ~ BO0Ek~EkERPING. al
stripped Of Its absurd yerbiage and ancient pro
lixity and fntrieaoy5 and adapted to Che moderr
mode of doing business especially ii the TJSife5
states 10 the leading subject Itl LKVa
which are ~ exact, unetEing and free from excep.
tton ~ those Of nAtu1 and Comprised IN YarV few
Word5, are frat made familiat 70 th6 styiient who
Hhe then conducted through course Of practical
BookjkeSPing, IN nppPeFops SetP of books in great
the art which enables him to apply nc ftk fooifftv
70 any kind ofbuEineas. ts7sila ,lco9 AZ
.af}ui4g a WRITING SCHOOL,
T. open day and evening, offended by both ladies
course, good handwriting can be Obtained ia !
A'""esA'' -TRIrTT1 n q I, nEHT7cls s"si bhh
andiEd application TO all manner of III %
CouNTING-HoUsR CALCULATIONS, a 9 .
receive the attention their primary Importance as.
mands:n The student will be made acquainted with
nak SSst RGs f9PRd IN eoo'
: There 5open to the student also a66ufSeofF
4 -lv2n BUSIN NSS SCIENCE 9c' Hid
oomprihng Political Economy, Commercial Law aas
Of eminent BuEnedH Men IN rrRard' "a the hes
methgdDi Of conducting Iba1i1eSf S156SSifaIIS 81
eHola4nS tahpre3- QEsnp All Eslsiin5 sIsfr,.Q5
Instructions In The above subjects are intersper
ed with uaximB and ihCulcationS tendfne Ia 81
formation of high character as men and citizens.
The couree Of instruction H. intended to Be- a,
comprehensive and thorough rs that of any Of an
Commercial College, Willis the expenSe 70 he tn
dentiS much leAS. ~ 90 IuGlD -n9V 10 u NJ
III. bssu leave TO rsfef CHOSE 70 whom he 4,
Unknown to the sof1cerB of the banks i'm Whaolias
and bridgeport, and especially to his gtudentS. -
THRHTC- ~ -
For the ullconfse above indicated inoIudfn1 tba
requisite blank bookB for Bookkeeping, the charge
y W. payable on entering. Tho time usually re
but the student II not limited ia tine-he ma
remain as long, ind return ~ 6Iteh, IS he pleasSS
~ lanlee -! d 30 GnIl.1ahiEnon anl- asam
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13
Commissioners Sale.
Sarah Mccormick

va 'E e-H Tn CyIonoo,,,
David Mccormick and others 3i
i N Pursuance OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
1 cult Sourt Of Ohio County, State of West Vir-
Rln!a made IN this cause the 18th day of January
1853, we will sells on THURSDAY, THE 18TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1855, between the hours of 10
O'Clock A. NJ. aud o'clock P Ii at the front door
OF the Court House for tile said Ohio County tho
following described real estA t. lying aud being in
the said Ohio Couu ty that to say: that propfrty
heretofore known as the NJ SSOURI IROH WO8KS.
Situate Immediately north Of thu city Of Wheeling
bounded on the west by the Ohio river, on the
south in part by Jonatha6s Gaut, aud on the north
and east by the land of the late Hugh Nichols de-
ceased; also the coal lands and coal property TO
merly called the Glass houao lots with tho coal and
lots purchased from HcC5S asd coal under the
said NtcholS land, moro full description Of which
Is contained in u survey Of the same made by John
Gilchrlst and ed with the papers OF the sail cause
and marked 3. ~. - ~ - F- --.5 ~ =
TEAMS OF sALE-ope. third OF the purchase
money in cash, and the rem linder In three equal
Instruments, payable in eight sixteen aud twenty.
iour months after the day OF "a with interest
from that day, the purchaser giving bond for the
deferred insIanents; the title to the property to
be retained security therefor, the purch
to have the option OF paving such portion OF the
purchase money nS he may desire over said ons.
third. JAMES 8. WHAT
DANIEL Peck,
JaI4-ld Commissioners
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-02-13
THE FoLLoWISG SPLENDID LIST OF
Watches, Chains, Gold Pens and
Pencils, &c, worth 100000,

z o BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR EACH wIthou
L regard TO va,Ge, and not 10 be paid until Won
Enow what you will receive.
1OO Gold Hunting Cases Natcheam..... each SIOn %
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Cite gnteIIigeufer.
RAR s1HNNF RARgINa.

20 "
Under the porch We llngeT
A ViTEIniS cTeeptr sheds
It's scartet thoWer Of gloFleG
EddIing over oIr headS. 1e
The white frost hauEs on the maple,
tie crystals oliver bright;
The red leaves WhiIl and rustic
Under our feet in the night.
DER the ellow'd woods are cleaning
The myriad stars OF eve;
I 10, into thy soft brown eyes,
Mine OVID, for brief reprisVO-
From the parting that must como,
The farewell that mUSt be spoken,
With q tender clinRiuR Of palm to palm,
And trustful faith un6rokeu.
Thou wouldst not should stay,
Yet thou cRust OF bid me GO;
Neither word of love oan speak
Well, Il Il ever sol
That when soul IL enehain'd to soul,
A sweet silence GpeAketh best.
Nor wanteth measure Of words TO tell
The hearts unspeAkable rest.
Uprseth the full globei moon,
Aud an thy dear face in the night
can Tead-all that which faIn would know
Good night mine own, good night
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Dr.. stricAIand's MeIlIAuouS Cough B4lsaln is war
ranted to cure Conghs, Colds, HOar ~. Asthma
Whoeping Cough, Fore Throat, Consumption and
all affections Of the Throat and Lungs.~
For sa'o by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.
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Fin,COppGr& ShestIron Ware,

HAVING increased my facilities for the manu-.
70 MI all orders promptly, and as cheap or cbeaper
Lnan can be had at any other house in the CITY. I
Coal, and viii warrant ever stovg, I am pTepared
70 DO all kinds of Job Work IL S5heot Iron and Tin
ana viii give such jobs my personal attention.
spouttng and Guttering ofalIkinds always on hand.
copper and Brass Kettles and Fruit Cans the best
kind also very cheap. Merchants and sthers visit
ing the city will do veil 70 give me call.
jebI B. P. CALDWELL
4 NAB ORCHARD sALT5 Fresh from the ceTo.
~ brated Springs at Grab Orchard, Kentucky, tuSt
II Il BooKme's Drug stoEa.
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30 Com q snYEa WArcrrs. rArr1na1 - :

to -
10000 Gold Pens, with Silver Extension
The articles in this stock Of sJsWelry ara or tba
neateSt and most fashionable styles GertieateS of
all the various articles placed in sealed envel-
opes and mixed, thus giving all q hair chance and
20 Cent? ietIv land on.the receipt of
the certificate it ia ct your option to send One Dol
lar and take tho article named in it Or not Five
Tor SlO aud one hundred for SIS. Certificate money
to be enclosed wi the orde.. Correspondence
AGENTS wanted in every Town and Regiment,
Send for oiTGulArl Address, Il. : =. -,
". FORSYTH 4 co.,
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GEO DENGERIE GO
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Notice to Killers 4 Mill Owners.

IETE ARE NOW MANUFAoTURING g. B.
w WILLIAMS sELF-RG8ULATING BLAST
perfect Separating, Beating, and Securing Machine
in ass. Delivered free OF charge 1T the Railroad
Depots in Bird keport, Ohio, Wheeling, or steam.
boat Landing in Wnselrng, W Va.
=, No cleans II bushels per hour, weighs 400 lbs.
No 2 cleans 20 bushels per hour, weighs 45O lbs.
p No. 8oleans IS bushels per hour, weighs 500 ibs
Price 5000.
other sizss, up to 100 basheIs per hour, made to
order.
]. N. TIPTox, OF Lexington. kentucky, is our
agent. All orders for that State should be ad-
dressed to him. -
Address ]. 4 8. Il, WILLIAMS,
nov236m Bridegroom, Ohio.