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ALBANY, n. ", Nov. 29.-On Monday
night last the family of Daniel WaIrat6
OF Herkimer county, consisting of him
sell, wife and daughter, about 70 wears
OF age, were murdered by party or
Partles unknown. Walrath was shot
was crushed in, and the chiid's tbroSt
was cut. The coroner of Mohawk ia
holding an inquest to-day. There is no
clue to the murderers. - '1'
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NeW York Money and stoe. nInrl,et,

wv OEEEAI IFUVs %
MONEY AND Money active and
firm per cent. Sterling steady Mt lO0n
lO91s: Gold firmer; opening at l4s, ad-
vancing to 1885, and closing at I4s3z.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-A shade firm
FEEIGHTs TO LIyERPooL-Rules quiet
STocKs-Heavy; u. S. 6s, 's1 coupons,
l05H; do. 5-20s, coupons, '62, IOl: do. '65,
9Szs; do. '64, 90; U. S. IS. 1910 coupons,
800; Treasury Notes, 7-3Os, 1st series,
81; do. I'd series, 961S; Ohio q Mississippi
1873; Central 96Iz; Erie 9l5S; Reading
1l57S; Michigan Southern 755s; Illinois
Central 1872; Pittsburgh 9l5<; North
western 557S; n. W. preferred 65; Rock
Island 1917: Prairie du CHEN a5; Fort
Wayne 1851; Terre Haute A; Marietta
and Cincinnati, LIST prfd, IS.
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New YORK, Nov. 27.-The Strong di-
Xorce case was continued this morning,
The deposition of Miss Bedell, partly
read yesterday, was concluded. 1t re-
had by the defendant with the deponent
concerning the culpable acts of tho for
In the case of Schnffer against the Cd
Avenue Railroad, the jury returned a
verdict against the company for Sc, 900
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bUFFALol Nov. ..
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
closed inactive and nominal, No. /
Milwaukee Spring 81 So; Mich. White
g O0a2 S5; White closed at 81 l7a2 20 :
Amber Canada 81 u. Corn quiet, but
firm at 75a7Tc. Oats nominal az 35a4sc.
Rye I5aS5c. Barley 81 coal Os for Cana
4Ai SSate S6a$l 90. Peas 81 GOAL O5.
Pork $Sl 90. Lard 26c. Whisky 81 81.
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NEW York, Nov. 29.-The CONNER
SlaIs washington special states that the
recommendation of the Comptroller to
remove the currency bureau to New
York, and to increase the capital of mn
uonal banks to the extent Of fifty mil
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PoRT DOVER, c. W., Nov. 29.-The
barque William Treat, Captain Balm.
owned by Taylor dG Jewett, is ashore al
Long Point, bound from Chicago 10
Buffalo, with $4,000 bushels of corn. A
tug has been sent for. Hopes are en-
tertained that she will begot off, with a
loss of only part of her cargo.
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ChIcnro MnrIIe,

EIou- a., CHICAGO, Nov. 2s,
flour dull and nominaIly lower
,Mneat' demand exclusively for specn:
- sSt e9d; prices declined 21Sa4c; sales at
81 e.. sal S21z for No. .. Corn very tiuiI-
algh Wines quiet. Freights Nominal
PROVISIONS very dull; mess pork offeTei
at SZIa2S without buyers. Hogs steady
ana declining; good choice lots SI[aos'
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a Card.

ME RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
wv many friends and Patrons Of Jeremiah
clemens, (deceased) for the liberal patron-
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business in all its bIancheS
we hope by strict attention to business 10
merit a continuance of the patronage bestoW-
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS & CO.
n. Rive also intend to carry on the I'm.
dertnking Business as before. We keep con-
stanuy on hand full assortment OF Metallic
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PhIIadeInhIa NIarl.et.
PHmADELPHTA M

Petroleum steady; crude 3sa39; re.
fined in bond g.; refined free SOasI.
Flour very dull; steamers news caused
decline; No. l superfine extra S9aIO;
Penna. and Ohio Sl0al1 %. Wheat dull
and generally unchanged. Rye de-
elined; winter 81 O6; Penna. 81 i5aI is.
Corn firm; old yellow 9Oc; new do. SOaS7.
Whisky closed firm at 81 81 for Ohio.
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RaItInore Mnrkef-

baltimore, Nov. %.
Elour steady; good brands firm; How
MI NY, 81 p s 90; Washington extra $40.
wheat trim firm; whitescarce. Corn active;
Hn5 SSSa9Ic; yellow soc. Oats quiet
visions dull and nominal Grooa.;es,
tirm. Whisky dull; western 50 "a: Pen M
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SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS
at the following Fairs for the year 1855:

Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUMS
Mt the following Fairs for the year 1885:
First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair.
First Premium for best Machine work al
New York State Fair.
First Premium for hast Family Machine at
Ohio State FniH
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair,
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Wisconsin State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Lawrance County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for hest Family Machine nj
Bucks County Fair, Pa. -
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Palmyra Fair, New York
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Suffolk County Fnir, n. Y
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Schuyler Co. Fair N. Y.
F1rst Premium for best Machine for all plr.
poses Mt Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
EirSt Premium for best Manufacturing Mn.
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
f1rst Premium for best Machine work al
Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
And wherever exhibited.
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BOOTS & Shoes

d PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
N, their friends and the public, that their
Fail Stock Of Boots and Shoes are now full
chants and others visiting our city to give
thema call, believing they can sell item
goods to better advantage than they can puF-
chase in Baltimore or PHILADELPHIA at No
ls5 Main street, Wheeling, viva, ~
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-An explos-
ion ofgunpowder occurred at Evans
gun store, corner Of Second and. South
streets, nearly destroying the buildings
and shaking the adjoining houses. Jas.
E. Evans and VIM, Bronson were seri-
ousIy injured, u l
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wv, TOLEDO, Nov. %.
Wheat, old stendy; new Ia6c lower.
safes OF old amber at 81 10; new 5Sa55c.
zoe; new 66c. Oats shade I3tver. t s.'Iai,
at SIC. Lake freights; lie for wheat i t9
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NEW York, Nov. 2o.-Eagle Rock
won the sweepstake on the Union
course yesterday. Time 2.55, 2.46 and
i2.461S, mile heats, for 5000.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 2s.-Cotton very
dull; operations light; ruling price 42c;
shipped 164 bales; received 1877 bales,
River Is inches on the shoals,
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N. c. LERcH, ARNER ky, JNo. L. RICE.
M. G. Leech & Co.,
Merchant Tailors,
And WhoIesaIe and Retail Dealers I'm
ClOfhS' CassimeFes and Vestinss.
NO. us MAIN STREET,
Oc9ssmd wheeling. W. Va.
Ana Yon GraVp

IF so, DON'T PAY 81 90 PER BOTTLE
i for EHalr Regenerators" when you can OBJ
tain the Recipe for making the same at
q cost OF only few cents a bottle. ] viii
warrant the Recipe to restore Grey Hair TO a
ever may have been It's original color. It Is
not q humbug, nor dye but ReStorer. It
viii not stain particle. It will prevent the
hair nom falling on, promote the growth, re-
move ali heat, humofS and dandruff from the
scalp, rendering the hair son, glossy and OF q
siIken appearance. This Recipe has never
been pu6llShed. viii send II by return mail
post paid, on releipt Of one dollar U. 8. cur
nov27-2We Wheellng, VIVA.
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 29.-orders
haye been issued to muster out the 9th
illinois and 9th Ohio regiments.
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Late Foreign Intelligence.
LATER SOUTHERN NEWS.
CoIIision OF Federal and
French, TroOn~

french Troops,
BUFFALO, Nov. 29.-It is stated on the
street that a private dispatch, received
rom New York, says it is rumored that
news has been received that the Federal
and French forces have had collision
on the Rio Grande, and it had caused q
rise in gold. No confirmation has vet
been received in regard to the report.
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From .Fortrea. lInnrno

FoRTRRss MONROE, Nov. 21-one
hundred horses and lot of government
mules are to be sold at Camp BaniIton
on the 5th of December.
DR.. ]. n. Frautz is now in charge OF
the Hampton Hospital, and has about
100 patients mostly convalescents. The
Hospital VIII soon be closed.
Gen. Miles has issued the following
order: All vessels from FOREIGN morris
entering Hampton Roads or the Chesa.
peake Bay will anchor at the quarantine
\ground near Willoughby Point lipht
snip, and remain there until examined
by the health officers.
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IllnnnI.ee nInrl,et

MILWAUKEE, Nov. %.
Flour has declining tendency.
Wheat dull at 81 2Za1 Tx. Oats dull,
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To the Public.

MFRS. NJ. c. LEIGH RETURNS TO THE
Ul public her most cordial thanks for the
her during the IS years she has been en-
gagged in the clothing business In this CITY,
The new nrm Of NJ. @. Leech & Co, respect-
fully solicits and will strive to merit at their
new place OF business, continuation OF the
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
n. G. LEIGH & CO.,
Och No. lis Main Street.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 29.-No decision
has been rendered in the cases OF the
assassins tried by court martial,
Opinions are universal that they viii
receive the death sentence.
River sixteen inches and at a stand,
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Cheap Lands.

SEALED Proposals for the whole or any
Opart Of the Agricultural College Scrip, issued
TO the State OF West Virginia by the United
states, which consist OF So warrants OF 40
Proposals may contain propositions to nay
1or the scrip in cash or DIS. bonds, and win be
addressed to 8 p. Hildret1, agent Wheeling
w. Va, and endorsed Proposals for ARricull
tural College Scrip and VIM be opened at 2
p. M, on lst Dec, 1863 HII
bidders will be notified Immediately Of the
acceptance of their bids = =
So All West Virefnia SaneTs viii III N S,,,
fboye advertisement one time and send bill
to Executive DEPARTMENT. 80
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TOBACCO.
VILE FOLLOWING FAyoRTTE AND
= ''''ii'''iFu brands constantly on hand:
Russell's los in butts
CleopatTn los in butts,
Old Buck l2s in caddleS
Half Dime 22'R in cntidIeS.
Eynchburg Twist 22's HalfDum.
Navy lsand rs butts and coidies.
BRIGHT TOBACCOS.
Royal Gem in butts.
Golden Star in butts.
Old Buck rs in caddies,
Lilly Belle rs
California Golden Roll DPS. NJ boxea
octlZ PRYOR, HANDIIAN Z, co.
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Dr.: Lee g a graduate OF one of the leading
medical colleges Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and has
been actively engaged in the practice OF med
lcine and surgery for more than fourteen
Wheeling, )and he feels confident that nom the
knowledge which he has acquired OF his pro-
1eSSiOn during so long and varied q practice
that he Will be able to satisfy all who may IA
yor him with their patronage. DR.. Lee, in ad-
dttton to his regular practice, will devote a
part Of each day to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases. Dr. Lee Is now prepared with all
the necessary apparatus for the scientific
medical application Of electricity as an Ruxil-
larry In the treatment Of many diseases, both
acute and chronic, to which he would invite
Lee has given much time and attention to the
study and practice of Operative Opthalrnic
Surgery, and he IS now prepared to perform
all the various operations ON the Eve as we'll
as to treat all the different diseases of the
same, In strict accordance with the latest and
most approved scientific methods of the pres
emit time.
DR.. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumatism. Neu-
nlgta and diseases of the Eye, Ear, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Debility, Fever and ARue
and all OF the various and painful diseases
which women are subject to.
Any person Wishing to consult the Doctor
privately or for any private disease, can do so
either personally or by letter, cOnfldentially
relying upon his honor to preserve their secret
Dr.. Lee cures all the different forms OF Club
Foot, by an operation which is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.
cnred. Treatment-new, safe and reliable
Dr.. Lee VIII give two hours every Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoons TO the treatment
OF those who are unable to pay, n
REFRRENCE.-ProE John N. Scudder Gin
einnad, Ohio; Prof n. Freeman, Cincinnati
Ohio; Prof Edwin Freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio:
DE-; Robt. g. Newton, n; Y. City.
who have been cured by me, and my Diplo-
mas can be seen In my ONCE, octlS
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RoCKINGS UNRTVALLED BAKING
I1JFoWder viii make light. sweet and healthy
DIt1e.ld, not biscuit, Rriddle and sweet cakes
Warranted superior to all other preparations
now IN use. 1ryit Prepared and sold by E.
6OS1A4NG. No. Odd Fellows Han. nov1T
RHAGSS ARCTIC IMMINENT. ONE OF
~ ne 49, external application extant for
hn eutA2It ISM Nenralgta, Sprains Bruises, &C.
sold az = BOOKINGS Odd Fellows Elan
DISCS CURE FOR COESUMPTTON.
u Edmund booking, No. Odd Felloyyis
Hall, Sole Agent for West VirRinia Tha
Trade supplied q pEoprietor1s prices. novl7
DRuSSELS ANDSVELVEr HAssAORS
ID Just received. II. g. HARBOUR
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Through nm arrangement wifi, tho AM
paIl, agencieS OF the principal French and
Belgian manufactures OF ''''N'
PLATE GLASS;
Isl snail execute orders for unsilverei or mir
tut IoI pIhteS, at the same rates charged nj the
general depot In New York or PhiladeInbio
nm. insure on transit. Prices furnished al
'' cunning Eooh. noVl5
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ashulrsaIr 1utiuns.

ORDERS FROM COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS FOR TOYS WILL.
HAVE PROMPT AND CARE
Full ATTENTION.
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apstial N0llrGs.

TO WHOM IT MAY CoSoEas.-WAersas, we have,
during the past three years great quantities OF ,he
wonderful ousehold Remedy,
PLANTATION BIITERS
for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Sour stomA h, Headache
Pain in the Side, Hearth rn. Feverish Lips, Sc SC
and.
Whereas, no Instance hes come to our knowledge
wherein PLANTATION BnTERs have not given trfeci
and complete satisfaction and,
Whreas, We believe PLAsTATIos BiTTERs to be a
fta national md family blessing now, therefore, /, II
ne'oped, that we will continue to make PLANTATION
plikls, and dipense them sutlerug fellow-meD
INA We will preserve heir perfectly pure standard Rnc
anoiicture them with The greatest care aud that We
Nii b, even cans In power. publish to The whole
World the glad tidngs that have found iu PLAHrA
lion bITTKRs SUE, pereo Remedy for Dyspepsia anC
Az It's awful tain Of h lrrid nightmare diseases
witness our hand and seal, !
New Yo'Ecip, 1866, SPH.DRAKR,&co.,[L Us
81 80 dAw
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The Editor Of the Canfeid (Ohto,) Herald,
says:-
WHgAroN's IToH OINTMENr.-It has
been said that to get the itch Is no disgrace,
bat it is di.graceful to keepit.' No one need
nave the CHI AS hours il 'hsy will use
Wheaton, Oiatment.' for it is a sure cure
We saw il tried on the persuus Of several
children and adults Few weeks since, and
the itching at once ceased, and in two day
not an eruption was visible. 1t Is efectual
in removing pimples, botcbes and especially
old sores. We used the Ointment on one oi
our own children, and the effect was magical.
The itch, which has been preva ent about
here, has not yielded to the usual remedies
Tor this complaint, and we are glad that a
remedy has been discovered that is so effectu'
a. and ye, so cheap. Read the advertise
ment"
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- DIR. wARREN's BILIOUS
%nrnrB lTrERs, Tor purifying the
[ VLAb/ hood curing Liver Complaint
y NRN Nav dice Headache Dizrins,s,
~-,0x~~ Dyspepsia, Gfnefal Debility,
Cosuveness, ~ e. and all bilious diseases
For cleaning st'e ngtheoing inveorating and PUT
ling In ofnef the weak run dosn debtaWd and diseai
human systtm, IL believed TO be uutquAlled BY any
9th er med cine in toe world.
A GREAr REGULATOR
Persons suffering from complication n diseases OF
chronic and cannot tell exactly what all, tn m
vii Ind sure aud speedy relief In the use Of Or. War
ren's Bill ius Bitsys Such case was MI Daniel
Smiths VI Barton VI who srites under date ~ Aug
q, 1852 ;-"I commenced taking the Bitters hrst Of
July have taken one bottle and part Of Anoher-had
my health quite restored" Mr. smitl had been out Of
health for months, aud unable 10 labor.
GREAT HUMoR CURE
Mr. Smith ove alluded 70. says My son who
has been troubled for years vi under his arms
has been cured by taking Que bottle OF Dr.. Wauen's
Bilious biuefs
1t quickeus the circulation restores the lost appetite,
iesuAtes all The fuiouons OF the oody. leauses the
blood, carries OF al morrill, and udheAl ny eeefe Ms
thereby prevent all diseases Of the skin aud
al complaints caused by impure blood Or disordered
condition Of the liver Il mae aud DO ses 70 the
and EN- 4oated DR. Warren. lou. Hittnrs are part G.
ulaly recommended the most per tonie and inv
orator the sOrld has ever en-. Mr. Paul, Of
Manchester n. IT,, says 81 had become 80 much
red ced that nv weight vas only 10 lbs (after
usng the btteis three weeks) weigh lbOlbs u
Person, Who subject u { vers, eau ed oy sudden
codi overlooking the stomach. ovef-eKertou or other
causes may always stosps sotuel fever BY few do
,es Of this medicine A fever cannot live tgeup Our
hours uhere De- WAueus Bilious bitiefs used In
season
hat Or. Mason OF sunco)k, n H.. says, March q
1858. Having made extensive use OF Dr. Warrens
Bilious Buffers in my practice during the past two yea =,
have hesitation 10 nding then 70 the pub.
lie very r.liA lie and vAvAble fmy medicine, from
the 4 which be Obtained satisfactory re-
suits than nom Any other compound with which ! am
acquainted " subsequently,, in nv fsaton with the
proprietor Dr.. NJ. says; " should not know how 70
get ong in my practise VII out Dr.. Wauen's Bilious
Biiters
BewAre ofcounterfetts and imitation Observe fac
smile signature Of the proprietor John A. PERRY
the cork OF each bottle without which uohe Is gen
I vi e.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared only by john Per ). Chemist Boston
Mass. Sold by NJ. Burr Co., p fremont street
Boston, and BY all druggists.
n K. Brown, Montp ler, wholesale and retail agent
for Vermoul DC 30;dAwlys
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"HorE for all invalids," is held out by Or.
.Udah CLARK, is Caauncsy street, Boston,
Mass" as will be seen by his advertise mens
in our column of new Advertisements" -
According 10 his circilar,he promises TO "cure
al durable diseases, without medicine" and
be pubii-he, long li.t Of remarkable cures.
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BOSTON CAL lie MARKET.
AT ca RIDGE AND BRiGHTON
For the week eniing Wednesday, Nov. /, 1905
AMOUNT OF srooK AT aARKET
Csuie Sb,ep shotes Fat Hogs Calves
TINS week 1854 1868 $50 1850 70
Last week 35i2 ll739 1880 300 10
Oue year ago, 32l4 74l4 I5l 1900 10
BEEF CATrLk-Extra tat and heavy premium Oxen
$500 Sl4 90, let quality $1,000 $780, Bad
quahty $40 80 100; 81 quahty 1900 $1,000 pei
100 lbs total weight Of hide, tsllow aud dressed
beef A few choices, single pairs, best Western
el4. so $1,000 Bulls &c, $500 300.
Working oxen, $50 800 per pair, OF according
10 their value as beet Handy Steers, Ss5 a $50
hiloh Cows, fair quality $50 SIS, extra good Isl
Sll5, with without oaves, may be sgreed, far
row and ordinary $50 r45,
Stores esriings rlO S22, tWo-y ear-olds SO
sac three year-oids, s4Ga $50.
sheep aud Lamos, ~ ais extra sA yAits per ID. OF
live weight; o. SS,5J a $3.50 per mead 10 lot
extra, SO 80
shoies-w Wholesale IS l6l; retail, IS a ls1 per ID
Dressed 90 OOc Eat Hogs, 1874 l41 per ID,
Spring Pigs, wholesale, 20 2oci retail, o pei
/.
Veal Calves $ per head
Hides, % = TO- per To- Country lots, 8 avs.
Calf-skiDs, 20 a 21c.
TallOw-l0 lie per ID.
Pelts-Sl5O Sl75 each.
REMARKS. The unusually favorable maIket of las
week has brought in large supply OF live stock AM
az the city market has been dull buyers have held bao
and been able q the current Of trade 10 their ow
favor, excepting for few Of the best cattle Trade
not only dull but prices lower. The latest cattle
as they comparatively few sold without trouble
while ordinary oxen, and young cattle have ioun
very slow sale.
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r ALL OUR READERS KNOW


NV
DRs COMB & WILSON Deer Sirs In
accordance with your request have given
your Indian Compound Of Honey, Bouset
and Squills fair trial. have used it in my
family and in my practice, aud can truly say
that it is the best preparation for Colds,
Coughs, and all affections OF the Throat aud
Lungs that have ever found, and would
cheetfuily recommend it to every family as d
safe aud reliable cure.
Yours respectfully,
p. s. STEARNS, NJ. D.
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o. HUNDRED DOIIARs

Reward will be paid by Messrs c. G. CLARK
81 Go. for a medicine tina, will cure coughs
colds, Group Whoopiug cough. or relieve con-
sumptive cough as quick as Coe Cough Bal
sam. 81
LET ALL OUR READERS KNOW
That Goes Dyspepsia Cure will certainly
cure the worst cases Of dyspepsia 10 exist
ence. will stop pain after eating as soon as
y-u take it, and is most excellent article
for all diseases OF the stomach and bowels.
Wood Bixby g. Co., Agents, Montpelier
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-03

Ihlt 50 much OF t10lr lands VIII De SOLD az pubIc
vendue at the Island Pond Hotel, in Brighton in
said Essex County. on the 26th day Of December
A. d. 1868, At o'clock in the afternoon as will be
requisite to discharge their respective taxes with
costs
Dated at Brighton, in the County Of Essex, this
25th day Of October A. D. 1865
81 .S3 A. +. WOODMAN, Collector
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-03

NALE-To be sold al auction at U. s. Gen.
NJ eral Hospital Brattlebor,, W.. daring the above
sale young bay horse sound aud kind and strong
buggy m'de by Miller Also. one set Of cottage farm
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-11-03
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In Berlin Oct 10Th, at the residence II her son in.
law. Oliver Dewey, Mrs Rebe'oA c. Kinney aged II
years.
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In Danvie, OF dipihrria Willie Winter, onli
months.