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such NJ good rrice1- or e1ta3 We EaTe haa cut ohe
r~ry1 lata~ md taosa hare been s@t eass"sn o"
Tncm-hest rEtee palA this week has been S'.tf pes
ioH dor Fok Of bed eae stesrs, averaging I,11
Z each The hlghfst price paid last ~sek WIS -"
-hz s:ers. xc17hing 81 os esch-
The supply Of edIuu, elsss Cattle mas eesn Apou. y
hfAl ttr tn1nher There has been An active iuauiTY
fks good ktock Cattle, AvtfsE hon 20 70 L'eo ~
ard ,ees fup fs4se PER better thno ast WeeE-
The mosc common grzdes Of stock cas1le H7 nos ~
good.
Fair bu:rhe.s. e1ttu aod good straight Cows are II
good request md priccs 1sss5c per 100 ns batter
ta1n at tho e9oss OF hse week. go:
Tne really seslx1ay rarietie $haTn not been nnne
ods eos hare pstess been different from Last week
spceuAioEs have hcen nSaaIIy active, and consider
ate stock has found It's vay into thc.n h1nds- The
have Al Last eommenced operat.bna. in ru7
lied Fay. md quits aunnw Of the sales this woeS
were made N shets interest We quota the market
for INC week - moderately settye and prc1 OF rood
cattle tzn At ths clodns rates Of last vert Good
reshJ stock csstfe aat good Cows .srp GOOD demsnl
and E@f5c Per no 8s 8shisher-eoumou Rtace, vtthout
change. The week elesed With about 800 aeal lott
we quote Tie closing prices 81 the ,.rDu. .ae. a.
- clos1xa gncEs ro.pAr
Extra Bt<res-Fne, fat, we'll formed 4tqt
-yeass old stes1s, aud averaging l.:M na
Pine I'm pEert.-Gooa. xeiIisiied. fs;i;
T. -aMmsa steess,avesF.oKtfo tfon I,iod 70 Loo
Fat1 G5ass."Far Fsses. II mir ne:a, ~. ''''''"
5sx9E ss.sEss'S, - "a s;s;;;. ;a III, ss,s
Cows. IT for city slau9nte1, and averaging
S,a1f tassixNtcaon c.t:,: IN dscssI
desh. ~ esagins ,osS1 co - as..:.ss.s.:- A.ns4N
rough and coarse. averaging Gaoseo rs,
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
bMXEXAHIAKM.
The market Ut these yards has been rsthar dull To-
day. and rousated, for the most part, Of common
IN ArA eSheuttH1ly different
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Ibe fA1ea OF freight On hve stock EaI& vas 1xcd 0
tho 18th Day ofApEn - follows:
hATKs OF THI10HT on LtTE STOCK Est.
r- 10 DEtao1T oR 1o1pq.
, 1865-10-16
CHlCAGO DAILY nIARKET.

ldN sal4b Of Gf0in notc n1nde on a hdtfs OF r.
stord1e, in accordance EfA a rebo{utton prsseI On
C1ngs 1nda are 20 reported bv VI, nn1ess o1aefrjss
, 1865-10-16
CHICAGO LUMBER a1ARREr.

a41uEnAY EvExrso, Qcs, II.
The receipts md shipments OF lumber for the past
sTtnty-fouF hquJa were II fb1toHx.
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C.
and Revising. lBarister Of the electoral lists oi
the county Of Middlesex, the most numerous
constituency In the three kingdoms. Such
we'll known men as .Mr. Thomas Hughes, the
author of ''Tom Browns School Days. and
Mr.. John Stuart MILL the political economist,
arc favorable to the movement, and will GER
tanly advocate the cause from their seats In
Parliament; but the League obviously ds-
pends for Its success upon the working men
md TINT portion Of the middle class which,
Is yet, does not possess the suffrage. The
organization Is silently, but rapidly, spread
ing throughout the country and when the
four men out Of evcry five who are noF de-
prfyed Of their right TO- vote, although they
pay the bulk Of the taxes, become thorough
II, aroused, 1t Is not possible that the priyi.
legged ''snporior'' classes will long be able to
resist them. The struggle may last several
years, for the middle class will ally ltscl
with the aristocracy against the greasy
mechanics, but the latter have much. to hope
for In The Progress Of public opinion while
their claims arc being eanvassed, and from
the known convictions Of Mr.. Gladstone, who
has daringly stated In the House Of Commons
that every man, not convicted OF crime nor
Otherwise tncapaeitated, has . Eightto the
suffrage, adding very properly that the want
Of proof To the contrary rests with the work
ingman's opponents, and not with the work
inE man, to prove his right. .. =,
The points advocated by the Reform Leaguc
are Manhood Suffrage aud the Ballot. These
issues are regarded as the foundation Of all
general progress, for when they are carried,
other reforms will ensily follow. As for IN.
stance: equal electoral districts aud shorter
parliaments..; But it would not be good policy
to ask fos too much ct once, and. besides,
there are. thousands Of weak -kneed middle
class men who are ready to advocate the
former. bnt would bitterly oppose the: latter.
1 hare elassed Mr.. Bright with the 'sMan-
chester sehool," )" to which party. he certainly
belongs; but Mr.: Bright his now stepped into
theposltlon Of, his great friend and mentor.
the lamented Richard Golden, and wc; shall
see him, ere long. getting I'D of. the shaeklcs
ofpartisanshlp, and. .becomluss, what Mature
, 1865-10-16
FROM SPRINGFIELD,

An Illinois Soldier Observation-Disclosures
1tens-Gov. Lewis and the Lincoln
Observation-Disclosures Convention nj
BIooninGton-Consul Recommen-
0atton-Educ1tlon In L4Salle County
-tenkNs Heturps.( -
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n
That the hitler rcceiyed letter fro Tracy, dated
Washington, in substance that The delegates uere1
here writing On the authorities anamaksng Known
their busnets- but were refused petnie1on II coz
tet with the authorities. He meantbJ the nthor-
tlies The President or Secretary OF VAA Or btsh.
/. Col Chapman said that the WitQSa did not coma
to Washington. hut that souq m elke did. The
, 1865-10-16

.--..- aTC1DAI EvKXExQs Oct. II.
,EKElEHT8-LAKEF FRxI1HEs-Were quiet at the
decline noted yesterday. EnEnEcMcpts vera. m
, RE.y*l9,scar 5 skyla1s wheat Il iIc sch1s Ions
snunJsidc. oats At t1c schr MontesSlc ryc ffoT Hi
Wauk e. At 1te. To os E1oo-sehrs Myrick and Day.
Ion bele, Wheat rom AliwNnkcc, At 7lc.
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Ckson ~ 1S1oune q - Hal
Tho Provilf6s akkA vaA eulCaliy sruer.
There ~ Ank udsnand fer - srAt "a ~
s on cs.. y: ~ ~ ( - -. r.:
nominal 4 ~ - - ~ Bulk nsats wsss inae-
49, loS 49,. dlAsdsxas AsuhSs, 1ith si,6s
Of about leo To- ksttlsd It n TO 34ls. Brown
ersaes was .lrmsr, With salea Of lis To- q l5e.
ufnauipiivugV AniA ~ rst4n ~ e - n
10 ! =. Thlss VI inquiry f0r fSaAd VA
The Flour market ~ hieiy sctive aad prices
ware . shade armu, although no dsAnits Adyaaes
caa h Saoasd. eoue 1,6ee bsas shaaoed hnads
It go to 1s 90 for good g i.esy Witt :nssr .
extras. Spring supsrAnss sold to the extend Of
1ee bris sf$s Is toS -. E1* asS Is
The market for Spring Wheat was excited and
to 43c higher. led wintsf was nsgIsses4 -
nominal. Sales at d - 70 50 for sxtrH sPring;
81 80 TO - ~ No. do; Il n to - for No. ;;
and " g e34s fr rejected do IN store closing
arn Ut u ~ lbr round lots Of No. J. be- b0ode
md snsll lots were dun 1t 81 ~. "a
The Corn market was moderately aetive snd
prices ruled T. 10 bstter, but It the tloss the
extraus adya4os vas not maintained We note
ssies 1t - 70 80 for No. !; so to 80 for Me- d
and So for rjected IN store; s44 70 06e for high
mixed free on bssrd. TIE market closed Arm 1t
este for No. /, and ss2c for No. in store.
Tho market for Oats va decidedly moro activs,
and + to lc higher, but ct the close ths market
showed signs Of veakness, and the extrsaAe Agure
was not Sustained. Sales 1t s2A TO 33fc for No.
and % to go for No, in store-closing arm 1t
323c for No. l.
Rye, was steady and moderately actiye, Hith
sales ~ 7lc for No. I, and 81 to &c f6r Ne. in
store.
There was good speculative demand for Bar
ley, and the market advanced II to &c, with
liberal sales at 81 to size for No. in store. A
prime lot by sample, changed owners At u Ok On
Timothy seed Was in active demand, and shade
frmer, with sales At Is 50 to 3 10 for good to
prime. Plaxseed advanced &c. with sales Of prime
at 81 IS. The supply il light.
SUeARs-The market continues active and pri-
ces are Arm, With = strong upward tendency. We
quote
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From the Evening DisPstch of the 9th.]
Tobacco-Oherings were large, particularly a
the lower grades. Market generally dull and iov-
cr. Sales green Tugs at Sc 60 to 1 so; factory IN
ut - so to 10; planters Tugs at 90 to Z so; com
mon shipping leaf at IS SO to II so; mediIn do
at xlZ 10 to IA IS; common manufacturing leaf
q $40 to ~ IS; medium do n $sl 90; rood 10 4
$40 %. =
Hemp-ssses fair undressed 1t sIss; choice
dressed at 1925 per ton
Cotton-Firmer, with sales Of middline q 40 "a
40 per ID. =. :
wheat-There was no quotahle change In III,
market 70 day. Sales poor fall at 75c to 81 10
damp epring ct 81 is; common fall It 81 Is
spring st 81 80; fair fall at 81 SO to IS. roor
fall at 81 IS; prime do at 81 co. choice do Il e &
2 IS per bushcl. = :"
Flour-Dull and dropping. Sales *. mr;n.
extra at 50 SO; fall do ut SO IS; branded erir. y
50 SO; fall super at IS 70; fall super and sprns
extra in lots ct 81; branded double extra q ri
fancy single extra at s. so; and choice double al
tra at $40 50 per Dbl.
Corn-Matket dun md dFuspins, with s.Is.
mixed and yellow in lots and subject to Goverr.
ment inspection At 73c yellow :. 74c; Whit I,
Tie; and choice do at SOC per bashei
oats.Ihe price jsnpsd Up several cents to.
day. Sales new at 43 to Acc.
Rye-Price has again declined. sales In lot,
1t 60c; choice do 1t &c; and in lots Ct zoe -
bushel, SKIS included ~ q
Hay-MArket steady, with sales loose n AIS a.
and tight In lots ct $l6 per ton
Hides-Flint remains steady at 14&c per II.
ws 9 % viii 'ass " lots and . arsivs
Lard-A lot of choice leaf were .old 4 4. n.
Egg Sale Il &c per dossn,a recount,d.
e wSsl-.A y sssad, 80 I'm switA salss On
Br.a-s.ls. = r. pr 100 n, Il. i.s,.s.s.
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3isiRffI iib d iojn,iiiifid.


ar - pv
DAnr can chr UvSlcs,l
ssptsnbx II, 1855. ]
We have but very little change to note in our
Assrss Of p-dW, FAg III
WlsAf-Has advanced - on allgrades. Fully
o.s-feussA Il ~ wh0t eGsssA in this laEkst h
unit for making Aour. Old Fan 81 ~ to 70;
new Pail 81 - to Is choice new Fan Il 81 IS.
FLoun-Doable Extra Fall st SO SO; Extra
Pail - So Extra Spring -; spcrhne n.
RrE-Old IS to 500.
Coax-4o 70 45s. .SA'
OArs-OA u Is 70 2es nsw II is to 73e.
SsEDs-Timothy g %; Flaxssed q 50 to 2 10
Eoes-Fisn 1t 10 to Ice.
BurrEH-Good ID scarce in ths market and will
command from Is to 2sc; packed Is to zoe.
PofAroEs-Comnon. 10 to 45c. Good, In A.
mand at soc.
LARp-20to 22c
BAcoy-19 to zoe.
SoRGHun-50 to &C.,
CaIcKExs-Youns 81 IS; old - rs.
OsIoxs-Dull at 40 to 45c.
HAy--No change. Timothy $40 50; Prairie 81
| so to 9 90. ~ siEss sAs
PEAcHEs-The market is abundantly supplied
and they bring from 75c to s..
APpLEs-From soc to 81.
wooL-Unwashed 2s to 35c; tub-washed 50 ia
Sic; Aeece-washcd 40 to soc.
HIpEs-Dry flint lie; dry sailed &c; green Sc,
and green salted &c.
TALLov-Appears to Be in active demand .,
124 cents.
RAGs-Free from wooden 81 to 4c.
FEArnERs-From common to. good 30 TO 5Ocl
prime SIS to 6oc.
GRocERrEs-We give below, quotations Of the
leading articles in the Wholesale grocery line and
we tske this ccrasion to hay to the Meschsnts Of
the interior, that the Wholesale Grocery houses Of
our city have been, and are now, receiving unusu-
ally large supply Of goods, and We have no hssi-
tation in assuring them that thsy will find it great
y to their interest to visit this market before pur-
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Chicago Live stock Market.
fFrom the Tribdhe of the leth.l

CAttle-The character of the receipts differs bat
little from those of last week and Of the few pre-
ceding weeks, though there has been few more
OF the passably good grades, and less, perhaps Of
the really inferior. Yet, we have had no priuee
stock during the week-nothng that could be cali
ed good. The eareet approach to such was at the
Pittsburg and Fert Wayne Yards to-day. They
were sold at Sc IS, the highes, price We have paid
during the week. If good cattle had been on the
market, they would have sold well on any day OF
the week.
Medium cattle have been in good receipt. and
the demand for "stockers' continuing active
nearly all having been worked OF at satisfactory
prices. Were it not for the unusually heavy de
mand Tor this grade, the market for the past three
weeks would have gone down out Of sight, for the
reason that this class Of stoek-with not . few
scallawags-seems TO constitute the great bulk of
cattle in the country. We have talked freely with
drovers from nearly all parts of the West and
they all unite in the statement that there are few
good cattle remaining in the country. While We
are inclined to receive the stxteneat with several
grains OF allowance, We think there can be no
doubt Of the fact that the supply Of such il qste
limited
This Week. Last Week.
Choice Beeves--......-.s7.25 to IT'S 500 to 80
Fair to prime ............ 5.75 to 100 $50 10 a rs
Medium to far.......... $50 to soc 100 To & so
Pair Oxen. light Steers.
and fair cows........ $50 to $50 AS to 500
Rough Oxen, light
Steers and common
Cows-.............-..... 3.75 to 400 355 TO 100
Inferior grades. -..-.... 2.5o to 3.35 $50 10 3a5
Butchers Cattle have been fairly active. and
prices have been rather better than last week
closing firm.
Inferior grades have been rather duh. but not
being numerous, they have been worked Of At
rather better figures than last week. There he's
been the usual speculative demand and small lots
have changed hands frequently
We quote the market for the week as moderate
p active, and prices of all grades rs to zoe p 100
lbs higher than last week
The prices have advanced this week int N
much as the decline last week
The market to-day has been dull and price.
firm Mt the advance noted
hogs-The leading operators have been Cincip-
matt, Baltimore, Buffalo, Boston and Cleveland
men, who have taken all good hogs at fair prices.
The high rates prevailing have tended to keen
New York shippers rather quiet, and some Of the
more sagaeious and prudent ones have operased
very sparngy, if at all.
left unsold.
The closing rates this week compared with those
OF last week are follows:
This Week. Last Week
Prime to Extra....&H.25 to Ills $ll.25 to 50
Medium to Prime. 1915 to ll.25 1850 to l1.oo
sheep-The supply during the week has been
moderate and the demand eQunlly o. Good
Sheep, however, have been easily disposed of AZ
the prices of last week, while inferior grades are
very dull.
The closing rates are ~ follows:
1000 TO prime. SO to 500
400 to 4.5e
.'..' 3t0 to S.75
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~ Yor IN earn C.rr.1
FEE C0eRERuEAD COuvBHE1oH.


The Cops they rallied s& Montsoss
To see what tAsy could do
Their sliest, evxyhady hnsws,
Their party trieksters, too.
There was swearing Tom, and giant Ed,
With all the smaller, kissing fry,
VINO fosght and disd nsvss hid ~
Because they wers aftaid-too shy. : g.
Brave soldiers they, who in tie rsas,
Did Ere long, and we'll
They drew the widows burning tear,
And laughed when hirelings fell.
But now, they ask the soldiers aid,
To give them power, and place
They never called them murderers paid:
Their record they try to efface.
But the boys in blue have read the news,
In Clagett's Constellation sheet,
And next October they will choose
That all such veterans shall be beat.
Come, rally round our brave old flag,
1t proudly waves on high;
Wrap traitors in the rebel rag,
With Jefferson, their chief, to die
Then at their head and feet we'll plant
Their rotten, broken, corner stone.
Then give three cheers for Sherman, Grant;
For them, one awful groan.
True BLUE.
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Unwashed off, The outside figures for choice
and well selected lots
Butter continues in active demand. and prices
seem to be continually advancing. The supply.
especially Of good table Butter is not sucient far
the demand, and during the past week salcs have
been made - high ale. The consumption of
large quantities II the hotels and boarding. houses
during the fair, has tended to produce light SUP
plies and high prices. There is a good demand for
shipping butter at - to 26c.
~GAress is moderately active, md prioes rather
srmsrs With. an apward tsnArAay. ITS 1T -
likely that prices win advance during the present
week. New York factory cheese sell at IL 10 lse
and Hamburg at Is to lie
Eggs IRE IN fir demand, but prices are not 70
nm Sales are made At is TO lie by brl, and Is
To iSc for frcsA tsba. ss.sssA
The fruit market Is without material change.
Green Apples continue dull. Sales are made at
y 80 to ID per Asl- Dried Apples arc soueuha,
excited over the reports of partial failure Of the
apple crop East, aud are held frmer. Peaches
are very scarce and held 1t - IS 10 { 90 per
basket The season il now nearly over. the last
best bringing but zee baskets against 10, 600 .
Hides esntiuue in good densa nd. sud xye~o
cured and cafskins have advanced. We note
sales OF the FORMER u eto sc and Of the latter al
~ to Gle.
Leather is ssery active aad prices hsve adv anced
some during the week. Stocks are very Light and
dealers md some dinealty in supplying IL cur
rent wants of their customer French calf is
scarce and frincr.
Linseed Oil continues in the same condition II
snyshi.6 snrw, and IN setis inquiry Prices
have advanced and sales are made At 81 80 to
50 per gallon.
Carbon Oil is very excited in consequence Of
large orders for shipment abroad. And also. on
account OF the prevailing scarcity prices have nd
vanced to TIE per car load, aud I5c per barrel
with thr prospect Of . still further advance.
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The DRuIDs.-The celebration of this So
ciety passed off very pleasantly yesterday.
At an early hour in the forenoon, the men,
bers formed into procession and marched
through some of the principle streets, and
then out to the grove, where the exercises of
the day were held. At night there was
splendid ball at the Estes House, which was
conducted in great good taste.
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SCHOOL ron YousG GIRLs.-Miss Letter
will open school for young Misses, in the
basement of the Chatham Square Church, on
Wednesday, Sept. 18th. She will be assisted
by competent teachers, and every attention
will be given to the proper training of those
placed under her care. [sep9-dBt.
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NATURES FUruRE of the mouth, is far prefer
able to any that art can supply. Therefore, keep
your teeth clean, and in good repair with that
toilet gem, Fragrant SozoDoxr. Brush them daily
With this delicious vegetable preparation, and
they viii not be likely to crumble or decay
d-tu-thu-sat
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THE MINsrRELs.-The troupe of Messrs.
Duprez 4 Green has reached the hiehth Of
excellence in the =" Burnt Cork profession.
The Atheneum was crowded last night by
. ine audience, and the programme present
ed was a splendid one, and well sustained in
every part The orchestra, tableaux, solos
and mocking bird song of Mr.. Green were
superb. The house will, of course be crowd.
ed at their last appearance this evening.
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To those DESTROYS of bargains in dry goods,
notions, &c.. we would say go and see lKra
mer, Irwin & Co, as they have large stock
of seasonable goods for sale at very low
prices. dim
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new York Market.
BY Telegraph NV ya,x .s.,, :,
Ashss-Duli.
cosfon-Aere active and higher at &5c for middline
FaourLe.s active and 70 1cc lower at soD7 IS sor
1xfra Stat; So - 10 Ssr Kxtr. r u. D.. end 10 N
Ii oofor Trade Brands, market closing quiet
whiky-Frm; Western II 2 rs. ana sm.n ,o,. :.
251S12 20.
Grain-Unsettled; choice Spring scarce and brinr,
tsh priss- rAs nrkst ibrg osAer sisds l. ar,a "A
nominay to Dc lower Sales 1t 5sr Is Tor chice.c
Spring and Mil Club q for No CHICAGO sprtnr. q
81 " for Amber Nil the latter price an extrem.
kye quiet Barley Steady. Barley Malt dull. Cornic
iow~ for sound mixed Western Oss auH "a Ne npvvr
stttSSsc for STATE. and Sc for western. T..
oroccries-Rics dali. Sugar steady u l4nllc for
Porte Rico; lsbl4c for cnba and Muscsy.ao. and HI.
vans at lie. Molasses dull.
Hoy At aootOe for 1854 crop, and lo2se for
1875 crop. - Ri ~
Wool-Duil
Pesrolsun-Yrn q s4sfor cruds. 5soSse for Refined
In BODd, aud 74177c for DO rres.
Provsions-Pork quiet steady At 81 ooasa Is fos
nav ns eaosins u - = cash. % ooO8l % for leos
do % 's2a 10 for prime, and d 0o12s 50 Tor Prime
neA Alse $50 bel.. nss sAes ~ AeVesabsr Auass,
end December, seiers and buy%rs opsioa, Il 81 -
ii 30. Beef scuve aud advsncipg a eo0la % fos
plain mess and II 6e01l % for e1trA meas Bses ha.
qsiet and arm o. nsatastssdy al for shout
dsss, An la03e for hama. Bacon quiet-larse lot,
offered LAID arnsr At 2lO9o1<c butter active and
hrmer st 2332c for Ohis, AsaoaDR. Tor saso. uae.1
duh at l06lel<e
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= came out before ~ English poIice Cou,.
~. pf.o''oe exists among bcgsars to keen thsi,
sa''afse nom growing. BY fssdiss them VA ~
- - % ensure always having baby, 10 ,,.rsr.
s0nPsssl'a. IN the case before the Court, !. eh;,d
"sf years old was stuntsd so Al not "a .,,...-
sa0rs snan frsivc months old. This resuh cc.,s
never nsss been accomplished had pinl.rto,..
- mo .alsays B;tters been used instead, a
.fe heaifhfuI end invisoratins, and =. y
- y au ages with benefit. One trial vin -
Ny Tor sale evsrywkses. Wald,,ok. nass,s.l
, ces Agsats, Keohvk rs-4.sc-
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Hhfch Fate reserres TO bright Manhood
There's ssch word az FAN. I"
be no gloomy future full of hypocAondriscal fears,
for one drsught of the wonderful appetizer and
healer, Plantation Bitters, will scatter the dark
clouds of Dependency and bid Hope tell her
nattering tale" again. For Heartburn, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Heaviness, Languor, Headache and
Low Spirits, this is the only remedy. If you are
suffering from Dyspepsia any Of its attendant
evils, use Plantation Bitters, and you will ind
there Is "no such word "a fall"
ddw-tu-thu-sat
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CITY NEWS.

The funeral of Capt. Gall was postponed
yesterday, and will take place to-day at 4
O'Clock, r. NJ.