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Fate OF the I.cadIne Men or Texn..

NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-The Galveston
Bulletin in an article on the leading
men of Texas, says:
Gen. Sam. Houston, opposing seces-
sion in every way possible, was hurled
from the gubernatorial chair by n con-
vention whose authority he denied, and
died amid the crushing storm he fore
told. Lit. Gov. Clark was installed in
his place, but was subsequently, defeat-
ed by Bullock, now prisoner awaiting
trial. Murrah, another competitor has
died an exile. Chambers, also a candi-
date, was assasSinated in the last wear of
the war. Hemphill died soon after his
defeat for seat in the rebel Congress
some say of n broken heart. Ward,
who declared he would drink all the
blood shed in the cause of secession,
lost moro blood from shattered arm
in the battle of Saline than lie was will
ing to drink; and in the same battle his
friends Scurry and Randolph fell. The
great leader of the organization, John
Marshall, was killed at Gaine's MILL
Mcleod, McCullock, Burched, Sidney
johnson and Thos. Green, all highly
honored when living, passed away with
scarcely a word of praise following
them .lIH.-s.T Its
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The C T%s fSa ~, soTsh

Clads for the BRR1illAn Navy.
NEW York, Sept. 10.-The Hetnld's
Rio Jnneiro correspondent furnishes
additional interesting intelliUenCe re,
garding the South American war. We
have already announced the visit of the
Emperor to the scene of hostilities. in
the province OF Rio Grande; thence he
started to the frontier TO have n confer
ence with his two allies, the Presidents
OF tho Argentine Confederation and of
A large steam ram for the Belgian
navy had arrived from France, and 9th!
ers had been nearly completed Mt Rio
Janeiro, and it was said thatnn Ameri-
can general who had Just left there for
the United States, carried with him "a
commission for the construction of iron
clads for the Emperor in this country.
Volunteering for the Brazilian army.
was very active ndspirited in the PROV
inces, OH the first call for trooDs. but I'm
lilo JaneirO It had become necessary 10
commence conscripting, which was be.
4 ing carried on with great vigor and lit
tie ceremony-ii Officers, attended bv
guards, stationed themselves Al the
most frequented places in the principal
thoroughtAres, and seized and sent to
sho army rendezvous all passing men
ana able boys who could not show
clear cause of exemption. -fa'
az Siyii officers q the government who
uld not volunteer would be drafted and
be forever after incapable of holding
similar civil positions. ''7I'Ie
Tho prospects of the coffee croII In
Brazil were most cheeeing, but the ex-
periments so far made in cotton had
not afforded much encouragement,
A party of emigrants from Missouri,
who were so welded to the institution
ofslavery that after its destruction thew
could not remain in their own country,
had arrived in Brazil and gone to the
province of Peru to settle. .~fs-l
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Foreign News.

FARTHER POINT, Sept. 19th:-The
steamship Damascus, which left Liver
pool the It'll, and Londonderry the next
day, passed this point this afternoon
for Quebec.
Political news was unimportant,
Queen Victoria will return to Eng
land from Germany on the Sth.
The annual meeting of the British
Association for the Advancement of
Science, has commenced at Birming-
ham.
The Paris Moniteuris highly satisfied
with the manner in which the people
and press of England and France have
founded a mutual interest, and the uni
formity of their principles in matters of
public law. They reviled one another
In disinterestedness to insure the indie
pendence of the Ottoman Empire.
France had found Italy and England
determined no longer to retain the
islands, and consented to restore them
to the original nationalities.
The Minister of Agriculture had adj
dressed report to the Emperor on the
cattle plague. The Emperor has issued
a decree prohibiting the introduction
or passage through France, of cattle
from England, Holland or Belgium.
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Sufferers by the fire in Nev Vol.

New YoRK, Sept. l9.-Among the
losses BY the fire in Water street vester-
dny, arc the following: y u - -,
II; w Hubbell, II 900 bags sugar:
d. Y: Aver, 400 bales hemp; s. Water,
~, 300 do; J. A. Atkins, 200 do; Tuck
e e6 q Ca&ter, 300 do; S. Wheeler & Bro,
Napier q willsford, 400 bales iSt S;!
Iurber, Caster q Co., $50 do; W. Wali
y Son, l9l bales hemp; Duleth & Co.
al the rags in the place; Tobias Hend,
TICK q Co., 800 bales gunny cloth; A: r,
cooper. 100 do; 4 Harberths & Co., 900
90; u Boston firm, 1900 do; w. Roper
= ~ 20, 900 tons junk, valued Mt $50, 600;
NS,apler ~ WiHsford, 800 bales East In.
Phipps Il Co, large amount of inS1iG6
and shellac. The insurance on The
building amounted to 500, 600, and the
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NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The losses by
fire yesterday are now estimated at
four million dollars.
The bank officers met again to-day
and discussed with closed doors the
subject of the proposed exemption OF
the national currency.
Two rebel Kentuckians, named Geo.
hIerriweather and q. II, while on
board the Albany day boat Vanderbilt,
yesterday, openly declared their rebel
sympathies and cheered for General
Lee. They finally quarrelled with the
head waiter, Samuel Ward, and Merri.
weather stabbed him with a sworCl-cane
inhicting severe wound. On arrival
here they were arrested and committed
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Message of. Gov. Perry, Orsouth Caro-
lima, to the State COnve,,tIC,, q.

- p |H" q 4 r
NEW York, Sept. I0.-The steamer
Quaker City has arrived from ChoTies-
ton with dates to the 10th. Tho Conris,.
contains Gov. Perry's message to the
state Convention. He acknowledges
the death OF slavery, and eotinsels 1hh
wise, just and human treatment OF Tie
freedmen, by which they may become
as strongly attached to the whites ms
whist they We're slaves, The I.eUisln.
lure Will be required to regulate the re-
iatlVe duties OF employer and employee.
Inc Governor suggests changes in the
S SSol.e, lConstitution, making 1t more
popular and republican in form. 1t is
the reproach of South Carolina that II
IL less so than any other State in the
Union. He is against extending suE-
iF'lge to the FREEDMEN in their present
ignorant and degraded condition., as
little less than folly and madness, He
contends that this is n white tnan,s
government and white men only. that
the supreme Court has decided that
negroes are not citizens, and that each
state has unquestfoned right to decide
Tor herself who shall vote; and he sur-
gests the election of Governor, menu
D Is OF Congress and Legislature and
The eS, SoI Electors, directly by the
Ine people, and that the Legislature
should be elected and convened in SEN
son TO order an election for Congress-
Ileil before the list Monday of Decem-
Der; Inc future, hesays, will be bright
anu glorious. AS long as civilization
CONTINUES the great Republic Will flour
lsn and increase in numbers. wealth
ana grandeur. In less than len wears
~ shall realize in the loss of slavery a |
blessing in disguise" To ourselves and
children. He ratifles the course of the |
of the civil law and |
courts, and, the withdrawal of negro |
troops from the interior TO the garrisons |
on the coast. The presence OF white |
troops will be necessary for some time !
20 enforce the relative duties of Freed |
men and employers.
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DESIGNS Abnndonina tlo,- ,ff,oupt,.y,

NEW York, Sept. l9.-An Ell Paso
correspondent of the Philadelphia En-
quirer gives currency TO n report that
Juarez designs abandoning his coun-
try for the present and coming on to
aud family, who have been for some
time residing here. Before leaving
Chihuahua he issued protest against
the Imperial occupation of Mexico, as
serdng his legitimate claims to the
Chief Magistracy of the country. It is
said that in this document Juarez an
nounces himself full-blooded Indian,
and II lineal descendant of the Monte.
Zumas. HaI5l III I
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=, NASHVILLE, Sept. 19.-An investiga-
tRke place in the city, relative to a de-
tachment sent by General Thomas 10
Alabama in search of stray cattIe,
While near Galesville, a squad. under
command of Lieutenant Thompson.
were attacked by the sheriff and posse
OF men, who claimed TO be acting under
9 Order from Gov. Parsons, of Alabama.
Inere was one federal soldier killed
Nineteen of the sherifT7s men were can.
tured by our forces. Sheriff Daniel
with Eckles, who killed the federal sol,
der, made their escape. A thoronghin-
vestigation will be had by Gen. Thomas
and Gov. Parsons,
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NEW DIRK, sept. 10.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-A shade firm
err rather more doing. FREIGHTs TO
LIVERPoOL-Duu and rates nominally
unchanged. SToCHs-Duu and heavy;
Erie SIS; do preferred "a; Hudson
1883; Reading 1917; Michigan
southern SIS; Cleveland & Pittsburgh
7O5s; Northwestern %: Milwaukee a.
Prairie du CHEN SO; Chicago, Burlington
q Quincy. 125; Pacific Railroad scrip
30; Cumberland 44Ac; Ohio & AIissis-
sippi certificates PIX; Missouri Is "a;
6s q, registered l0794; $50 coupons
l077si 5-20s registered 1864; 1910
coupons 81 treasury 3-lOs 90sS; one
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T OFFER FOR SALE MY PROPERTY,
i situated on the line ofthe National Road
four miles east of the city OF Wheeling. Said
property consists OF my residence, containing
eleven rooms and an attic finished, bath
rooms and all modern improvements; also,
fourteen acres OF ground attached, on which
nre convenient Out-houses, including brick
stahling, Ice and spring house, chicliery and
two cisterns. Also, one hundred and twenty
Plum and Ounce trees, nIl bearing There,
are also choice selections Of Grapes, Raspber-
rtes, Blackberries, Strawberries, and other
small fruits. The grounds are finely laid out
with evergreens and other ornamental shrub
berry. =.
will also sell my Household Furniture to
any one desiring 10 purchase all together
Persons desiring to consult me in regard to
price, terms Of payment, &c, can leave their
NANTES at the Gas Company's Office, or visit
II ieB22. TT i's'A JACOB HoRNBRooK.
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Something More About the Counter
felt Compound Interest Notes.

New York, Sept. lO.-one of the en-
gEnYers of the original dies or bed
pieces, done outside the Treasury, re-
Ierred to by the HerGld'S special this
morning, and from which the officinis
appear convinced that counterfeit one
hundred hundred dollar compound interest
notes are printed, predicts that the
whole series will be counterfeited. He
says the statement put forth leaves il
to'bo inferred that these dies and he'd
pieces are yet in the hands of the en-
SraVers, which is not the fact. When
the settlement was had, the plates
very unjustly were demanded from the
engrayers. They were given up under
protest, the engravers saying that after
Delng placed in the note printing de-
partment, there could be no risk oftheir
being Improperly used. The sequel
SHOWS !. that there has been an attempt to
heid plates. This, the engraver snys, is
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consolidation of the Atlan,lc nnd p,.
cIne MAIL Company...L,0SSea nv TPi,e.

NEW York, Sept. l9,-Tho Atlantic
ted with the Pacific mail company. the
latter paying over half a million dollars
for ships and appurtenances of the
former. Runior says there will be n
weekly line to California in few
months Mt the outside.
The losses by the fire yesterday
reaches 100000 Nine Thousand bales
of cotton and corn We're destroyed, in
stead of 9, 900 as stated. -
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CINcTSNATI, Sept. 19.
FLoUR-Dull; not enough doing to es-
tablish quotations. WHEAT-Dull. and
prices are nominal; old Red held at 81
SOCGl So. OATS, Corn and BARLEY-
Unchanged. WHIsKY-Firm: sales nj
SZ25. PRovIsIONs-Firmer, but prices
are not higher; LARD-Sales at 27c;
stock nearly exhausted. MESS PoRIS-
Sales at S3l for bulk, I53{G1lO5Ic per Id.
BAcoN-Sales at l71Z@lS1S. BuTTER-
Sales Mt S2@3Sc. EGos-Held at 22c.
GOLD 1431E.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE.
U. S. GENERAL HOSPITAL,

U. 5. GENERAL HOsPTTAL,
T TAKE PLEASURE IL STATING TO
i you that / have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
simplicity Of construction as well rs durnbIli-
ty and convenience, have never seen any
thing to equal them, and I therefore cheerfIIily
recommend them to any who are mn forttInnft.
enough to need artificial limbs
Very resp't, your obedtserv't
JOHN KIRKKR,
A. A. Surgeon, q. s. A., in charge.
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th, 1865.
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs Of LEONARD IEGRAN, and find them
simple in their construction, of good work
They Will be quite as serviceable as any arti-
fetal legs in use, and on account of their sim
plicity and strength less liable to need repairs.
1 cheeffully recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs.
JOHN FRIssELL,
A. A. Surgeon, U. S. A
HEBRON, PLEAsASTs COUNTY, W. VAL
September IL, 1865. !
9Er. Charles BehleT, Wheeling, W Pa
Dear Sir:-I have now been using the two
half legs Of the LegrRn make, furnished by
you, for over two months. and II affords me
great pleasure in saying that they have been
n great satisfaction to me in that time. The
limb is simple in construction, strong, and Is
very comfortable; In fact 'dnd IL lust the
limb which the necessities of my case require.
1 hope there may be but few who have been
80 unfortunate as 10 hRvelo both their limbs
as have, but If any such should be found to
such especially, and to all Others, whose mis-
1uliy recommed the LeRTan limb on account
OF itsstrength, simplicity, and general adap-
talon 10 the uses for which II Is intended.
Very truly yours, &c,
SAMUEL BUAIoARDNER.
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLER, AEt.,
100, =. Monroe 81, Oct. Market & Fourth.
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LONDON, G. W.-The provincial exit
hition is now fairly opened. The cityis
crowded to excess. The entries MINI
Der about 1000, including 1000 of live
stock, and 600 entries of grain and
seed. The Mantem provinces are repre-
sented. The party of English capitalists
are expected to arrive tomorrow.
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BaItIrnore Mnrkef.
RALr1nroRR. So

- BALTIMORE, Sept. 10.
FLouR-Steady, for western extra
80 80; Howard superfine s. CO. WHEAT
steady S receipts for prime very light.
PR9YIsIoNs-Held firmly, stock much
reduced. WHIsKY-VeSy firm: 50 80
toriwestern. FLAXSREDSStenCys 81 81
l1mothy 81 T5a5OO. 80 I
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Chnmp Ferruron,s TrInl Closetl

NAsHvIELE, Sept. 19.-The trial of
Champ Ferguson closed to-day. The
decision was forwarded to Gen. Stone
man. Inathe meantime Ferguson re-
mains in close confinement at the Peni-
Tertiary. Yesterday he attempted To
make q statement of his case which was
suppressed by his coutHeL 'i'i'i 81 e. +.
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The COD TnrIxet-

NEW York, Sept. l9.-Gold continues
to have an upward tendency, the price
having been during the morning l4856
and 14S5s. The probability is that a
considerable amount will be shipped by
-to-morrow's European steamer.
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Rankers MeetInr-.

New York, Sept. 10.-At the meeting
banks were represented. A resolution
10 appoint committee to ascertain
what banks will join in an Organized
system of redemption WINS adopted.
10 PARTICULAR plan of redemption was
discussed. ~ !" 10 -
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NEW YoRK, Sept. l9.-The Posts
granted by the President to-day, One
OF the pardoned rebels WINS Duff G reerI.
a cabinet meeting was held this morn
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NeW Yorl, nIone1 nLnrl,e,..

New YoRIz, Sept. 10.
MONEY Steady at per cent. STER-
IL! Ftrnlet qat I O9Il@l 10. GoLD-
s. siE 81 e opening at p 49, and closing
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Property for Sale.

TIME DWELLING HOUSE ON QUINCY
Il Street, between Fourth and Fifth, now oc-
cupiei bV Rev Mr.. NIotiit. Also, the udJoin-
ing HOTISe now oCUupiCd by MIR. Hall. Also,
the property on Market street, known ms the
Old Jail, with the tenement ON the back end
of lot and frame houSe adjoining the Old
jail, viii " sold NJ bargain. lfnot sold by 5th
of October, the property VIII be offered at
sep5-iQis a. ALLEN HOWELL.
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PhIIadeIphin nInrI,nt.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 10.
Petroleum active at full prices. Crude
331za34c. Refined 5sa58JIc, Corn firm
DC. Whisky 81 SO.
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valuable Coal and Farming Land


CITUATED y MILE BELOW BENWOOD.
= HmileS below Wheeling Marshall county,
w. Va; runninE nom the Ohio River to the
acres Of coal There is ~ acres Of river bottom
in good cultivation, with q small orchard
and ~ acres OF grape vines: 10 ncrtsS hill three
fourths OF which is cleared and cultivated. A
first rate landing at the river, and great faciI-
tiles for a steamboat coal yard. Tie RalU-
more and Ohio Railroad, and the Ohio and
Marshall county Plank Road pass Though
the place. The site alongside Ofthe Tnilruad
or on the river hank, Is very eligible for an
uient supply OF coal, md ready shipment by
mil or river. Title indiSputable Terms Of
payment made to suit purchaser. Apply 10
DIR. L \. HILDRETH,
18th Street, opposite Court House
F1ttsburS Commercial copy l week and
send bill 10 this office, septS-2w
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NEW FIR NJ.
j. S. TRIMBLE & CO.,
PLUarnERs AND GAS FTTTERs.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST
il opened a new establishment on Market
win Keen constniitiy on hand a Complete rs.
sortment OF every thing in our line OF business
Weare also prepared to execute with despatch
all kinds Of work connected with the Plumb
ing md Gas Fitting business. Our stock Is en-
tirely new and has been purchased for cash
at the lowest rates. We therefore feel conf
dent that we can give satisfaction to all who
may favor us with their patronage.
aug2Sztf j. s.. TRIMBLE & co.
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THE LOWEST RATE.
Blank Book Mandatory,

And are prepared to NIL all orders, at thelow-
est cash prices, for blank Books OF whatever
kind, LedgeH, Journals. Day Boolus, SC, &C.,
which we guarantee to be equal. 70 any man
ufactured in the country. nA- We solicit or
der nom City and Country which shan re-
ceiyeOur prompt attention.
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Public Sale of Government Horses.

PuDnc Sale OF Government Horses.
ASSISTANT Q'RSI&srER's oFF1cE U. Al
Wheeling, W. Va, Sept. Is, 1855
n accordance with instructions from the
QuaEtermaSter General U. S. Army, will
SelL on wheeling Island on Tuesday. Sep
Ie1nRer 2Os 1862 One Hundred and Effty-
three Horses and Five Mules
me majority of the Horses have been used
N wagons and dEnyJ ut this Post and have,
been pronounced by c1mpetenf iT,fiee'l ss tbe'
nnes. horses in the U. & service.
enc doI6es can be seen at the Government
Terms OF Sale-Casll. so s''''
.o,,,o $40, r. s. GARDNER,
sePlo-UIZO Capt. & A. O. NJ
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING; April 18th, 1875,

MessIs. NCCABE, KRAFT & Co, GenneBlsn:-
Having used RmfC's Diarrhoea Compound, for
Camp Diarrhoa, with which have been
deeply Rmicted for almost one month, an other
remedies tried having failed, and finding It not
only a present relief but q permanent cure,
take pleasure in recommending It to the fn-
vorn6le notice ofnll who may be nike AFFLICTED
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chaplain 18th w. Va . fnfantIy.

Chaplain 18th w. Vn. Infantry.
MoU1SDsvILLE, Marshall Co., W. Va
MessTB. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn, /
was attacked with a severe DiaThRa. tried
the remedies Of several physicians, but with
out any effect. Iwns advised by my friends
to come home. I was completely broken
down and prostrated. Upon arriving at homel
i Wns advised to try Kraft's DlarThoea Com
pound. One bottle Of Il completely cured the dis
ease and restored my health. am glad to re
commend this valuable medicine TO all af-
ficted with this terrible disease.
Yours truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
MeSsTR. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer / was attacked with very
severe DiaFrh0sa, from which suffered for
some three weeks. ] tried various remedies,
but was unable TO check the disease. Mt last
procuSed bottle OF "Kraft's DinrThnaa Conn
pound" One bottle entirely cured tie ClisedSe,
and restored mo to my usual health. take
pleasure in recommending this valuable med
feline, as have proved Its virtues in my own
case, and seen It tried by Others with the same
go FaFmeri IL Master Machinis Il h. 4 3. RI
MccABE, KRAFT& CO., Wholessie Drug,
gists, Wheeling, W. Va, Sole ProprietoB, "a
Whom an orders should be addressed.
For sale I'm bridgeport by WEST &MTTCH.
mnyl8.am t4f
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The Greatest Medicine of the Agel
KRAFPS DIARRHEA COMPOUND!

Inc only ssdlte ana certain cure I0r'
DIARRHQEA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM-
MER COMPLAINT.
And an Diseases ofLhe Stomach and BotDeIS, IN
cfdent TO a Change Of Diet or Climate.
THE PROPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
invaluable Medicine, now offer IL to the
public with full knowledge of Its superior
merit over any remedy Of like character ever
before introduced. Ithas been used with the
most In thousands OF cnses IUheTe
al Other RenIeCiieS haze failed. Gases OF Chron-
Ic DinrrhHa OF years standing. have been
cured by the use OF fIn0 bottles. This remedy
has ReUer failed IN a single instance, where the
disease has baft1ed the skill of even the most
RiLillfnl physicians.
KRAFT'S DIARRHdsA COMPOUND has been
In use for number of years, and by Its timely
aid has saved the lives OF hundreds.
This medicine Is a purely scientific prepnra-
ton, and Is prepared with the greatest Cau-
ton and Care.
Every traveller should have. a bottle of the
DIARRHusA COMPOUND.
Every soldier will find 1t invaluable.
No Family should be without II.
Do not hesitate to try KRAFTIS DLARRHd.A
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death.
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New YorI. cattle aIarI.et.

Tho current prices for the week at nj
markets. are as follows:
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Notes Issued to the national RanIss..-.
Over One Hundred PardOnS Grant.
cd Neutrality-suspicious. of the
COmDOund Interest Notes