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Farm for Sale.

+ OFFER al private sale, my farm containing about
i 27O acres of land, situated IN Colernin Township.
Of land is improved and good condition for culiva-
ton the rest is covered with fine timber, which has
been carefully protected and is very valuable has all
necessary improvements and convencnces n good
house, barn fine orchard Of well selected fruit is
well wncrcd and has inc XII lustabe mines OF coal six
foot veins easily accessible 1t is located in esrable
and intelligent neighborhood. Six miles from Wheel
ing half mile from the Cadiz aud Bridgeport Plank
Rond md be approached at all times OF the year
good roads.
Parties desiring good grain and stock farm
directed this n investment. The terms of sale
will be very liberal MARY B. MILLER.
For information apply personally or by mail to
ABNER J. MILLER,
July 206 st. Cairsve, o.
Wheeling Inelligencer please copy ill forbidden
and charge 10 Mary Millerl
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Best American and Fine French Trusses
LSO Cutters Superior Shoulder Braces suitable 70
n both Ladies and Gentlemen, for sale at
WESFs, opposite the Lewis House.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
TIE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

l W. BRADLEY'S New Patent DUPLEX ELLlP-
u TIC Tor douhlc) SPRING SKIRT.
WESFS BEADLEY d CORY, Qate J. I. J. O.
Westsl SOLE PROPRlErORS aud MANUFACTURE
ERS, " Chambers aud 70 aud 81 Reade Streets, New
York.
rlllS INVENTION consists OF DUPLEX Tor trol
Elliptic Steel Springs, mgcniousy Bruded Tightly and
Firmly together, edge edge making the toughest.
nos flexible Elastic aud Durable Spring used
They seldom Bend Break like the Single Springs. und
consequently Preserve their Perfect and Beautiful
shape Twice as Long ms any other skirt.
Ihc WONDERFUL FLENIBIl.ITY aud Great Comfort ana
pleasure TO any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic skirt
will be experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
blirs Operas. Carriages Railroad Cars, Church Pews,
Arm Chairs, for Promenade and House Dress. as the
Skirt can be folded when in use, occupy small place
rs easily silk or Muslin Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure comfort, and
great convenience o wearing the duplex elliptic steel
Sprug Skir" for "A single day will never afterwards
willingly dispense with theirusc. For children Misses,
and young ladies, they are superior 10 all others
They are the best Quality in every part nnd unques-
onably the ligtest, most desirable, comfortable. and
economical skirt made.
FOR SALE in first-class stores in this City, and
throughout the United States. aud Canadas. Havana de
Cuba, Mexico. South America, nnd the West Indies.
INQUIRE FOR TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
apls.ljw
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DR.. Chas. r. Sanderson,
Formerly Of Bellevue, Hospital, ~ Y, late
Senior SuyeOn of Kings Go. Hospital,


Senior Surgeon Of Kings Co. Hospital,
GAN again be consulted at st Clarsville (Jolnlson
" lousel the 9th and 7h Belaire (Rmdolph Iiouse)
the ih aud 9th Cadiz Swans IIole the 3Oll 3lst Isl
and Pad OF every month, 1865,
Speedy Cure warranted in the following cuses
Hernia tupture,l Suabisnus, ISquint Eyes rapcs.
lClub Footl Diseased Bones aud Joints Enlarged
Veins and Tenss liydrocee; Hare Lip, Fisuls La
DIR ). removes all kinds of deormities sIraightens
Crooked lambs Club Feet and badly set Fractures, op
crates for Cataract and Stone in the Bladder, inserts
Glass Eyes identical in appearance and movement with
he natural eye, aud performs all varieties oi Surgical
Operation free from pain.
Diseases OF the Eye, Ear, Throat Heart Liver Lungs,
Stomach, Kidney, skim well Scrofua, Cauccr,
As,hma, Gravel, Neuralgia and Rheumatism, cured in
very obstinate stages,
Ague cured Tor no charged in u hours with no return
of chill All forms of Female Diseases treated with
entre success Leucorhea, Amrnorhea, Dysmenorhea,
liberation und Pfolopsus, Uter diseases hitherto
sdercd difficult TO cure cured usually in from TO l2
weeks, Dyspepsia and Constipation easily and speed
iy removed without the use OF nhysle and that com
mon well as obstinate disease, Duodenitis, commonly
called Liver Complaint attended with pain in the slon
ac side shoud headache cold feet cosve bowels
and spotted faded skin, Is easily cured aud with little
expense. Tubercuar Bronchial Consumption except
in its last stage successfully treated, by an entire
process, recently discoveredby an eminent European
Physician aud now extensively employed in the N, Y.
Hospitals with success heretofore unknown.
From long experience IN the New York Hospitals
having made over QUO Post Morlem Examinations, we
can in all point ou, the organ organs dis
eased, and probabilities OF cure.
Dr. :, is "A Graduate OF one OF the first Medical Col
leges In the United States, is also Graduate of the NJ
Ophalmc (fye and Earl School OF Medicine and
Surgery Is endorsed by the first Surgeons and phys
clans OF ~ " City aud has been in the constant prac
uce OF his profession during IL years. with unparalleled
success.
ChargesReaso nable, Consultation
Free.
N. II. During his stay DR. 8 will visit critical eases
N consultation with his brother Physicians Of good
standing. tAlaroh o, '65,
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURE

nd therefore greatly superior to the goods imported from
broad and hawked about the cheapest ever sold =
he simple imported govds, and the nIcH PRE-
HUN on GOLD TALL foreign bills are payable in gold,
mount TO than the entire costof many Cf the ar
cles offered by us th. public To facilitate the snle
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REMEMBER THE PLAN

IN all eases we charge for forwa riding the Cerfc ate
postage and doing the business. the sum OF TWENTY
FIVE CENIs, which must be enclosed in the order. Five
Crriliicnirs vii lie sent for 81 eleven for S2 thirty for
Sji slNy-iye for SiO; one hundred for SIS.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
Throughout the Country 10 operate for us, A large
compensation will be paid. Send lor terms &C. enclos.
ing stamp.
NEWBORN 4 CO..
March 81, '65..3m. rs Fulton Street. n Y
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DURE LINsEED OIL AND WHITE LEAD.-Also
L Paints OF all colors, dry and ground in OIL For
sale al J. Il. WEST Il co.'s.
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MAGNIFICENT SALE.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELLERY, &c.
ON THE OyR DOLLAR PLAN.
The Entire stock OF

The Entire stock OF
One Gold and Silver Watch Manufac-
tory, Two Immense Jewelry Estab-
lishments, One Silver Plating Ware
house, One Gold Pen and Pencil
Maker,
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

ANOTHER ACr IN THE WASHINGTON IRA
GEDN-Sri,IDE Or FAEWLLL.-Al an early hour
yesterday morning, Levi J.. farwell, confined ct
Police headquHsers on suspicion OF having murdered
Harriet Wells, alias IIoughon, In the city OF Wash
ngon, on the 23d inst, committed suicide In hi, cell
by opsning vein In his right arm with piece Of tin
plate. The prisoner and deceased had, ne already
stated Ia the Sun, lived together, and the woman
having left fArwel he became eursged and took her
life. Amer being arrested in this city On Thursday
night, farrell vas taken 10 Police Headqusren aud
confined In cell. During the evening, hi, supper
Sassent In TO him tin plate, without either knife
or fork The plate he broke In two places during tho
night With the sharp point Of one Of which he opened
the main artery Of his right arm. and bled to death
The deed vas not discovered until O'Clock ye.tsr-
day morning, when the corpse was found lying IA .
pool Of blood. The following note was found en- his
person -"Gye my effects TO Charlie, my brother in
Warrington am going to meet Hattie" Coroner
Wildoy held an inquest on the body, and the Jury
rendered the following verdict "Thst deceased came
to his death by suicide, by cutting vein in his right
arm With tin plate" Fsrwel VI. 80 yssu Of age,
and native OF Msssaehuretts
MEETING or THE FESIAS SESArE.-IM-
roE1ASr BUSINESS Transacted. -BuREAus Es1AB-
LIsnED.-Col. William r. Roberts, President Of tho
fenan eenate, Che Executive body Of the organlza-
tionl with Senators kian and Meeney returned
irem Washington, d. c., on ThursdAy night aiter
trAnsaeins some important busineAs thore in relation
70 tho sro heThood portion Of which will be pro-
mulsated in lew days Lat evening the eenits
met At the Astor House. The session was held with
closed doorA but It was Understood that . burssu Of
finance and military, naval and civil bureaus were
established, and that important matters relating TO
the organization both IN Ireland and Americ. NJ ara
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News Items.
Bv rslsgrsph 70 ths yss Ysrk svn.)

Josnu 2. woRorsrn, LII. n, suthor Of wor-
oesier's Dictionary, died Al his residence In Cam.
bridge, Mass, yestsrday, aged 81 years.
Tns large new hve-story grisi mill Of Jacob
K Inc, near Piueksmep, Somerset County, N. j.,
was destroyed By ere yesterday morning. A
quantity ofsrsio vss des'royed. Loss, $4,000.
Tns fair for the Soldiers Home ., Philadelphia
proves thus far . real success. The rec spn thus
far have exceeded the expectations Of the most
ssnguins.
rue exploded her boiler 81 Norfolk, Va, yes
terdsy afternoon. She was blown 10 atoms. and
all on board, nvs men, were killed including the
Captain and crew, and William Ps,ten, Agent Of
the Boston steamers.
JANIS GAAr, alias John Pet,sngill. whose srrss,
In Springfield, Mass, for attempting to pass eoun-
terfeit $50 greenbsckk has been announced, was
yesterday srrsgned in the United States Commits
sionsrs Court for examination. Tho necessary
witnesses not being present, the case was post
ponsj and the prisoner taken 10 the Cambridge
street Jail. On arriving ., the oies Of the jail,
and Wills the officers were taking description Of
his person, Gray suddenly bol.sd into the stree,
aud made good his escape.
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In feet there 70 scarcely any evidence sf the town
being under m srtisi restrieuon-osrtsinly none 10
erercieed over the convention. On his vay here,
Gen steedmsn addressed the negroes Of sdjoinins
county, and dissbused them Of the impression that
has somewhat Obtained that land vs TO be divided
among them amer Christmas. He urged upon them
industry, and that the black men rsmsin in employ
Of their old m.terr
Louisiana.
Nev Orleans correspondent Of the Mobile Rxeis-
rrh sys;
Ths nomination of Fl. W. Allen for Governor, 10
really more serious thing than I supposed. When
Se hr,t announcement appeared y vas thousht 70
syiie in SsIeo but i :. seems that The pominscn
was we'll considered matter. Instead OF beine tnc
,Ss r ., skn1rn and So rssnisr
ssnaidate for The Goyernor,hiP and IA, be ss scoJ
Psaas " the canvas ore ise,cp :, ne s9o COW.
amor Wells accepted the nomination of the Conser-
ystiyes and announced. sfte5 pledSins him,ei 70
dida e, u created dIyinon Of the psrty-one fse,
tor being in syor Of bis course believing ~ would
her faction favorins An immediste repudisiion Of
aim spd his principles. and the nominstion OF smother
sat the po.itiyo assurance of his friends that be
would not permit his name 10 be used, stopped TINS
run SiTa As AZ independent csndidsie ignoring me
nomination o. Wells, whose acceptance OF tho Con
seryaiivs patio, M they y' sSsolyes ,ns sa,s.
out toidly for tho new candidate, and con aims .
sprishtly editorial article advocating his claims 10
wounded N tie war" rndoubtedly Henry w
Allen dear TO the hearts Of the peop but there
something beyond personal popularity 70 te looked
alter Would 1t be udlcious at this lime TO nominate
. candida not eligible office. and one that 10
entirely depe ndent upon the oemency OF the FTesi.
cent whether not be ever will bel
Tennessee.
SashoiIl,, Oct. 77.-In the House to-day motion
rss made ,o reconsider the vote Of expulsion Of Mr.
Cameron, and IL was laid on the table ~ vote Of
90 70 81. This settles the question finally Of his
re sdmifGcn
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Mexico,

Nep OyLedns Oct 26.-Advioes from the City Of
Mexico 70 the 18th Of September arc received. Er-
Governor Aliens new,r,per in that city, the MrXI-
CAN Tpdrs 10 70 be devoted 10 sustaining the cause
Of Maximilian's emigration scheme. The most lib
ersl grants are offered TO American emigrani,. on
the 10th Of September, the annivertiry Of Mexican
Independence, the Emperor MaTimilisn publicly
adopted Augustus Iturbide bis her 10 the Throne
Of Mexico. MaKpiliAn has also Published a decree
Offering the most liberal term, TO those Who will
emisrs,e to Mexico It w generally considered that
Aaximilian vas hrmly se,ted on the Mexican throne
He 10 developing the re,ourees Of the country 10 hi,
umost ability. The work Of buildins the railways
In Mexico is being pushed vigorously by smith,
knight Co., the great railway CONTRACTOR Of south
Anne riea and elsewhere.
The Republican Side
Nt,O oylaan,, Oct 24.-Adviee, have been rer.lved
through Jaarez's official journal, from FL rs,o, to
the 10Th Of September confirming the report, Of hi,
fixing the seat Of government there. also, letter
from one Of bis stan to Mexican ohcer here, saying
that Jusrez 10 confident that the French will have to
leave Mexico and let the people settle their dl
culAies. The PIcAYUNE's Mntamoros advice of the
10th says the city ia besicged by Cortna and Esco
bedo with three thousand FIVE hundred men. No
serious assault has yet been made. All communica-
tion has been cut oil, except with Brownsville .,
whence provi,ions ave drawn. General Vega 10 re-
ported as beseging the Imperial force in lAmpico.
The TINES Matalnoros correspondent OF tho lstb
save:
The whole town l. alarmed. Escohedo Cortinw
and IRnA.es have two thousand hye hunii ed men
and tv cannon. The ckeis were driy'n W aud
almost pursued INTO tue town by Cortna. for n'e
month- there las beel rep ttlon OF thesr scenes
CoItInaS with a force, estimated Rt from thos 70
i've thousand, keep, Mgtamorcs 90 clo.eiy besie.e
| that no one daIer 70 rtr an inch beyond
| the Notifications. There 10 no communication
| with BagdAd except ny the other slle OF tue
river, Lnd All with Mon erey and the Interior
General hea has ordered all communication Closed
with Brovntyille, and the chappareie has petn
| levelled Tor artillery, Meiia has about royen1'en
| hundred men, well armed and equlppsd but Iacts
officers and gunncu. The native population ls detl'
| dsdly in favor Of the IIberAs. IL ls btheFed ihe
Liberal force IL greatly exaggerated IL n hardly
thought they will assault the town, hut NIL plohabB
bvsitge H. and try to saye into submission or loIee
| the lnipe riass into pitched battle.
HI PasO the euent seat OF the Ju4rez governments
Ia point ia the northeast coTnet OF thihuuhus ahd
close to the Rio GrsIde, 1hsie the 'cRt Of govern
ment will be taie ior sdms time, and colnmuhcsllph
with the OF the country BE- had by way oi tue
river In this out OF the way spot, the government
can ouly 10 said W eIlst.
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Accident TO tho s,eum.hip North star.

Fortress Monroe, Oe'. 21.-rho resmship North
Star, from Ne" YoIt tor New Orleans, encountered
. heavy gale od HatteraG, 90 Tuesday last, sprung
deak, Lost her smoke stack, and put into Norfolk.
Sev YO'E, ooi. IA runor VI. In oircuistieu.
th, morning, to tho effect that the steamship North
STAR hsd besn wrecked The truth ~ the matter 10,
that the No tn Star ,pfans sleak and vent into Nor
folk for repairs, vhsIs abe is nov lying. A vesssl
will be sont To carry the passengers and hesht N
New Orleans, II IL 10 found impossible To repair the
North Star In adsy or two There was no panic on
board the vessel. and she reached the Sorfok dock
before she had taken in much water through tho
leak which disabled her
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wNnHHsros, Oct. 81.
with the return Of Secretary Seward all the mem-
bors Of the Cabinet are now in Washington, and
we're In council to-day With the President.
Lieut.. Gen. Grant paid an ofhcsl visit 70 the
Navy Yard this afternoon, and was received with
the usual honor. He was enthusiastically cheered
by the assembled voIkmen.
II 10 understood that the President has directed
that all pardons under the amnesty proclamation
which are not called for At the Department Of stats
within one vsek after thew ready for delivery,
viii be forwarded 10 the Governors Of the respective
statos.
The Secretary Of war has II is said. prohibited the
payment OF bounties TO such of the eolored troops
o. wore free the 18th Of April, 1861, thus set
ting aside the decision Of the second Comptroller,
which was bssed on the opinion Of the Attorney
5enerL The law provides that oolored volunteers
.h,n be placed on the same footing With white vol
unteos IN regard IN pay, clothing and Subsistence,
out not as TO bounties
The Tunls Ernbassador,, in company With Consul
Perry paid IN ocial visit the Secretary Of State,
tbs morning. and LEFT with him copy Of their
oiei.ntials. No time has yet teen hIed for
,heir formal prese eatation 10 the President During
,he day the dstinguihei s;Tsnser under the esoort
aMr Con, Of the state Department, and in open
riares- visited various localities Of interest
The er-rebel Postmaster, Gen, Reagan had long
interview with President Johnson this mornlnE and
VII nov leavs Washington direct for his home IN
Terra
There is not word Of truth IN the story that the
Ssvy Department has ordered large number Of war
vessAls into commission on account Of diplomatic
complications In Europe.
I'll, now positivey known here that the trial o
Jefferson DAVIS has been decided upon and the ar
heve kae ed The a
vii be for the crime Of treason and will take Place
either in this city Richmond and before the United
State, supreme Court The counsel for the Govern
ment have been selected by the Attorney General
and the friends Of Mr.. Davis have selected and re
tained counsel for him. Now that the wirL trial Il
concluded Il IL supposed that that Of Dlvis will i'm
nediately follow.
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tr.-ed. and prcstrsse condition Of the Masonic Lodge.
Of Colu mbis, where they .sre once 20 numeroua.
Of The Order have nearly all been de,,roysd ny the
ruth ess hand OF var and tbs Lode, reneraliy are
the Nort bern States, II 10 hoped, will cxteEd the
hand OF Welcome 10 these two emineni members Of
the fr,,e rnity They will take their dsp.r urs for
the city u New York in the ttssmer on Thursdsy.
They have obtained the freedom Of the ear. from
various r Iesidsn Of Railroads, and Me,srs Willis
and Chisl ioln, Of the Peoples Limo have invited
them TO tale passage In the honeks, ffss Of all
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From Canada.
Continued Alarm Regarding tho Feniuns.

Toronto, oct. 27.-The LEADEs to-day has Al 'It''
Gle on the expected fenian invasion, ana Gala upon
the government to take the arns from tho voun-
teoJs, less the Fenians should set them esIapIi'h
patrols the frontiers, and inAuGurate passport
system. A iearul state Of alarm exists bore RAID
upon the Canadian banks by the felisni Is expected
The Jury in the Sanders kidnapping case are 't'li
locked up We have four inches Of snov here and
II 10 still falling
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ChaTleston, 8. C., Oct. 97.-Ths hasons oi the
North are about to receive sdis,inFu,hed committee
from the Capital Of South Carolina. The Ma'onie
fraternity Of Columbia have chosen Brothers ," m
Gilmore simms and Robert Bruno - Commission
s 70 .errssent 70 their NorthsIn brethren the dii'
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Portland, Me-. Oct. aT.-It commenced snovins
here q, h, lf-psst eleven O'Clock thi, morning.
Boston, Oct. IA cold essterly rain storm pre-
walls, and in Of the interior towns Of this State
10 accompanied With furIies Of SNOW.
Battin,ore Oct. There ia . heavy rain TO- night
The Wind 10 southeast.
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POLITICAL INTELLIGE ENCE.
South Carolina.

CIdr,ston oct sI.-Wade HAMPTON 10 elected
Goyerpor of ,bi, STATE by l,rye majority.
Columbus. \ C., O,t 27-In the Lesi,lature to-
a.y message va. received from Governor Perry.
,rs,,mit,ine the report of the commissioner, sp-
,o,r,od bv the Convention 10 prepare . ,y.tem Of
,. ,d,n,od to the new state Of ptfsr,. The r.port
.h,scs, biu reeulatlnz domestic relation. of the
slaves; bill pre- iminsry 70 legislation induced hy
the emanclptton Q, w , ana GOas or 1ne
rrrnant Of tfc coofed popustou OF tho state.
Thee were ordered " he printed aud viii be eonsid-
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Clothing, &c.
r E III 0 Y a L.
A RNOLD 81 FIELD,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND VESTINGS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS, AND
GENTLEMEN'SF SFURNISHINGG GOODS,
Having disposed of our interest in the Mer-
chant Tailoring business, at No. 83, King St., to
to O'Neal & Dwelly and removed to No. SO; we
porpose to offer for your inspection good line Of
us a great advantage in selecting our stock,
which we intend to sell at a small advance on
cost.
We shall offer great inducements to Tailors,
as we intend to keep good trimmings, and sell
them cheap,
You will find in our Gents Furnishing De-
partment great selection Of goods in that line
always on hand Give Us q call and you will
never regret it, at No. 50, King street, next
door to Millers China Store
sep 22-tf ARNOLD 6 FIELD.
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POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
FOR ALEXANDRLA, WAJHINGTON
AND GEORGEIOYN conncctlnS with the
@. 81 A. Railroad, TO LynchDurg
Steamer EMPRESS, Capt. Kyther,, and W1n
WHILDIN, Capt WIN. Riggans, ,,iziz.-sIsa 81 p
will leave pier on Light st.: foot Of = ss@' =
Barre st., every TUESDAY and SATURDAY,
at i O. clock p n, for the above places and III
ter1nediate landings on the Iotonac river
WEDENSDA and SATURDAY at 8 O'Clock
a. M, stopping at the usual landings Oh therlTer.
Through treiShts received every day.
For Information, freight or passage, apply
to A. Necdham & Sons, l42; Light ST. mar,
Batimore; J, Broders 90: Ho' co Eo &C.,
81 = Street Washington sep 16-tf
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