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Rss~lsdsss Ger Dissilleriee anA h
S.sries q Mineral Oils.

Commissioners Rollins has issued Q
circular of regulations for distillsriss
and refineries of coal or mineral oils,
prescribing that every person who re-
fines, distils or redistils petroleum OF
other bituminous substances, or rehnes
crude oil produced by single distiiia-
ton of coal, asphaltum, peat or other
bituminous substances; shall give a bond,
to be taken by the collector. who will
bear in mind that bonds already given
nnder the provisions of the former laws
will not suffice.
Each distiller OF refiner must keep 0
book showing the quantity and descrip'
ton of the oil produced; the quantity
placed in bond and the quantity not
placed in bond, and consequently sub
iect to tax; and the quantity and descrlP'
ton of oil sold by him; with the name
and place of business or residence OF the
person to whom sold.
If required by the distiller, the account
of sales may be kept in aseparate Dook.
! A return will be made on or before the
10th day of each month, instead OF trl-
monthly. as heretofore, showing the
nroduct of the preceding month-the
G,antity bonded and the quantity sub
ject to tax.
The tax is to be paid like other month
" taxes, on or before the last day OF the
month i'm which the return is made, by
the act of July Il, 1866, sec. 10.
Paraffine oil and lubricating oil, made
from petroleum, coal or shale, not eX
ceeding in specific gravity thirty-six de,
grees, is exempt from tax; but such OIL
is made subject to the same inspection
as illuminating oil.
1t therefore follows that the entire
product of the distillery or refinery
must be inspected and guaged by an III
spector appointed under the provisions
of section SO, act of June 30, 1864.
The establishment of bonded ware
houses for the storage of mineral oil
and the withdrawal Of the same there
! from, will be governed by the regula
lions of May LIST, 1865, issued by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, until otherwise
directed.
Distillers and refiners of mineral oil:
are, by these regulations, released from
the reStr1ctlOuS piaCeu uPoh oio.AAA@A' ~
spirits by the present law, 80 far rs II
relates to establishing bonded ware
houses for the storage of their products
employing inspectors for each distillery
at per diem compensation, providing re
ceiving cisterns, &c. They can also re-
move the oil produced by them directly
frcm the distillery OF refinery to gen
eral warehouse, Class B.. without first
placing it in bonded warehouse, Class
A, rs in the case of removal OF DISTILLED
spirits.
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BUSINESS cARDs.
Greenwood Cemetery.

clTUATED ON The NATl.s.
- ROAD. three miles Eat Of thu III,
Z, adv for Inter mrnts sale ana impn,y.nsa.t.s
lots 10 eaptair~ 81 acres Of land. AID ~ ,
mt in the met m"rern and improved
can be- easil, 70 .ched st all Seasons hy rvs
tl,nal Rnar. an Tor thr-e-faurihs nj n. ~
b, he Hen pds Il Rsil'o.d u ia Der ,e,,!
care. -nd nts led IN 10 heautissd n,
r.r,rty 90 -.- sh'nhhey yubic "
hazel. aI,Ifi,,lzl lake fountains Ac IA
IN ..,ua, Ia Ib. be~t Rural rem-ier a 1. =
country Ampl, pr"vision L. sls-' m.ae ~
,ul.rxrmrnL ORDER and care in p-rp-tair, "A
P~rsnus d--irous Of porch ssihs lots g,
anime the ground With tho snp-rius,Ia
~ho ha. pat, or s-cure them By -snhr !, \
cfiis,e II the Secretary on MAIN s'fess. ore :
Rank of wh~-liuy. 80.
Persons " lshingto make intsrprue viu /.
on the secretary o. obtain pcrnia ts,nf,
Tickets Of am - o. 70 lot holien .,I,,
tar, will be issued BY tho Secrrt,ry.
Al. s~Es'RY,A,
re. BoSBAA. seoy- y
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Ar,us,,u.,
r \ Rhodes G-orge Adm,
IaLpG Ninth z q Jorasn
t;-o. Neudel e. 4 hndrrih
Ios-ph II H. 'pN
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LAwLEssNEss IN KENTUCKY.-It has
been positively ascertained that a man
named Newton Guy, of Allen county,
one of Harper's gang, was the leadersot
the party of men that, few days since,
robbed the pay car on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, near Bristow's Sta
ton. and subsequently the railroad Office
NJ South Union Station. Their route
was discovered, and, although it was
known that they would pass through
Franklin on Saturday last, yet all the
efforts of the officers of the railroad
company TO secure the assistance of the
civil and the military authorities to ar
rest them were fruitless. This is GER
tainly very remarkable and very
lamentable state of affairs. That such a
bold robbery could be effected in mid
day in thickly settled portion of the
State, and the perpetrators be permit
ted tn leisurcly ride to their homes, COM
hitting other robberies on the way,
without the slightest attempt being
made to intercept or arrest them, is al
most beyond comprehension. The civil
authorities seem to be entirely ineffi-
cient, and the people seem to have such
fear of the desperadoes, that they dare
not attempt their capture. The military
say, and no doubt very properly, that it
is "a matter in which they have no right
TO interfere.-LOuisrille Courier, Oct. Is.
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DESTRUCTIVE HURRICANE IN THE
BAHAMAs.-The steamer Columbia has
arrived in New York from Havana, with
advices to the 18th instant. A terrible
hurricane In the Bahama Islands COM
menced on the 30th ultimo, and lasted
two days. Almost half of the town of
Nassau was destroyed by the storm.
Houses were blown down, roofs carried
away and trees uprooted. Trinity
Church was demolished; the Govern
ment house lost part of its roof and the
roof of the Marine Hospital was entire
ly blown of. A vessel was driven
ashore and knocked to pieces, and the
wharves were demolished. The neigh
boring islands suffered in the same
manner, and large number Of vessels
have been lost or damaged. This hur-
ricane is the severest which has been
experienced since 1873,
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FROM GEORGIA.
Horrible Murder md Outrnge--GOld
Excitement i'm the Upper Counties.

AUGUSTA, Ca, October 22.-Arthur
Williams, his wife and two daughters,
were recently murdered at Rome, in this
State. Two freedmen committed the
murder, and they have been arrested.
One confesses that after wounding Mrs.
Williams, he ravished her. His accom-
plice killed the father and daughters
with knife. The object of the negroes
was money, but they found none. 1t
was difficult to restrain the people from
inflicting summary punishment upon
the freedmen. They were committed
10 await the due process of the law.
The gold excitement in the upper
counties of the State is increasing.
Rich ore is found in Tompkins and Hall
counties. Sales of mines are made at
high figures.
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JOS. w. PARKER

A TT0HSft ar law -
a prs.,tic. 10 Tire f:enns " o1'' 49,
.uk equities Ofllos % Main stfr.''
yspb Of whr.linx wh.~'GHs W
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tertvisting its rare threads of melody
With one dispason of praise, how IT
thrilled the great heart of the country.
How unlike that organ, when, during
the iunketting of the Southern loyal.
lists IN Plymouth Church, q ribald song
was sung in unison with It's tones; ~ ~.
Won remember it! One could aimost
hear the mockery of the interhnlng
mnsic to which it was accustomed on
the Sabbath:
I'VE viii hs.g JEFF. Davis on . sour apple tree
Praiae God from whom all blessipgs dow
We will hang JET Davis on s"nr apple ''e0
prsi.s him an creaturrs here belovi
As we 70 matching on"
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Facmina Land for Sale.

my ytktGf OF DhBD
Is rRUSI ma,i- By Jos-ph ID hr'h, .iu
N.-v ms wife aud =. sh ACalls ." me. os.o
IN. iuth dzy OF Dpce- Ger. 'eoi, anu a re
c,r,i, a in Tive uttice of the Psconder i'r o. ,-
,.,'n,,v in deed b,,ok numbered -, i"ilos ~.
I'D 81 I .lrall On Monday. the 18th da' !" VIC
Tnh-, Issi6 urr--.-d to rel At the irohS 600 -.
,b, C,,urf Hnuss, IL said county o. ONO .ue
CJloAi,g d..rurih-d rial estate, situst ga 'hs
.ar. Of whe-Iing Crrek. in s1id nntS.
yiryini. adj, lining the land. surv-Neu
Lam. Moo mel ~ Jsires NCon"ei, Jr; AZ"
,h.rs Apd hoLnd-d a. iullo~s TO. IT: bTSih
ling az .ugar tire nrsr the top al = niI. an"
line Of W liam Shrppard's surrey, then WIN
,,;s lin. n ~ W IS pol = 20 sugar tire. th'ncr
au 4 ~ piles 10 q walnut c"Tn"r 1sme %
vcI;,nu.l's sur. e.; thence with bis hu. o, sNu
s,y,y So. w IS poles to dog w"od tnen ~,
Y. q, WTIO5 polss to q l"ci'st thence - ~
~ MES 20 hir kory ga nrr to survey maze 'o
Alexander adith- thence with me OF s''"
survey ;. ~ &. 275 poles ~ the nrgihhi <. con.
tanning 40 aUIas, NOR or les, being INV 81" :,
rat al I,ud c,uve, cd b. hyhis ;; Crdger 10
las, pA u. B,iit all Ssrab N Gully by d ed ga
ted Irc inner IN, ls6l, s.d recorded III bo"s
lin, ot ) 40 Cash. S-lling a. TRUSTEES
-. N ,,,I.vr, only such tiL'e - -st~' Ia me-
hnt III, tide il h.l.eyed 80 lie ininp-achsbi-.
s-pI3ts 49, -
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FROM ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 22.-The case of the
Police Commissioners was taken up by
the Governor this morning. The com
plainants were represented by Messrs.
Sehley and Satrope. the Commissioners
by Messrs. Starkbridge, Alexander and
Sterling. The latter read reply deny
ing the jurisdiction of the Governor. but
averring readiness to answer before Il
court of competent jurisdiction. The
Governor decided that he had iurisdic-
ton. The Counsel for the Commission
crs then withdrew, saying that their
mission was at an end.
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+. HENRE.
VIM v. HOGE,

A gTOANsS At i.Aw 49,
n ERAL LAND AGRsT ~ 80
M-r1hsli, .p4 .dla,n,ns csa.t'.s ~
it.ntin, 1--WE. 70 the roII-ci,. -.
a.a.dsvifis. Marshsu c.suLt, ~"'
Al iY.lm -
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GOVERNOR SWAMI, Of Maryland, is
giving the Radicals q great deal of
trouble. He is q bird of their own
Matching, and the nest in which he is
now brooding WAS the result of their
own clever handiwork. His failure to
follow them in al their tortuous paths
and windings has occasioned them in
!. tense suffering. but it i very. evident
that he intends to "pursue the even
tenor of his Way unmindfnl of the ag-
ony his course may. give them, and
boldly resolute In his vigorous defense
Of tho rights Of his State.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2:-Cotton
steadier: sales of 1850 bales low mid-
ding at 36a3c. .d from, his
tonr through the southwestern parishes
Cron prospects were more favorable,
nnder the influence Of continued fair
Hon. Francis Genois, naval officer
under Buchanan's administration, and
compeer in the Democratic party with
Mr.. Sliden, died yesterday. ,,
Arrived ship Merchant, Phiiadsi'
mia F.
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The Baltimore Difficulties.

New YORK, October pa Baltimore
special says: Three thousand Boys IN
Blue and eight hundred policemen have
reported to the Mayor, armed and ready
for duty; hut it is now thought that
there will be no trouble. 1t is reported
that all the members of Governor
Swann's staff have resigned and sided
with the Radicals.
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FROM OIL CITY.
Destructive Firc--Totai Los. $50. 600

On CITY, October 22-l2:l0 Z. NJ
\ fire occurred at two o'clock this morn
ing, destroying nearly One-quarter of
he Oil-shipping portion of this city.
Through the supcrhuman efforts of the
lire department the flames were pre-
vented spreading into the city, in which
ease its complete destruction would
nave followed. The principal loseas are
Fisher Bros, Weaver & Adams. Baxter
i Ellison, James f. Stickler. Gallagher
Il Donover, National r. x s. Co, and
Lneiseo Oil Co. Total loss, s5O, 600.
Two lives were lost by drowning.
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NEGRO JURYAEN IN BosroS.-Misce

NEGRO JURYAEN IN BosToN.-Misce'
genation is making rapid strides in
Massachusetts,. Tho Boston Common.
~calth says: at is IN interesting fact
and an evidence Of the progress of the
age toward equal rights for all, white
and black, that in the Superior court OF
this county for criminal business there
is, this term, one colored juryman, and
in the Superior Court for civil business,
first session, one, and in. the second
session of the same court there are two
No objection is made to them, but, on
the contrary, tits said they are an I'M
provement on many Write persons here
tofore drafted for this purpose. This is
the first term of these courts where col
ored men have been put on the juries,
although in recent term of the; Su.
preme Court, in trial for murder. as
we have recorded, .there was one who
served"
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AlIeued Ernud.

BUFFALO, October 22.-The Express
of this morning publishes column and
u half relating to alleged astounding
frauds, and over issue of stock on the
chicago and North Western railroad by
the Chairman Of tho Democratic State
Committee, Samuel j. Tilden. 1t e1-
cites considerable attention.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. October -.

CHICAGO, October %.
Flour firm, and advanced l0al5c.
Wheat firm; 81 l7iaS2 Isl for No. |, and
81 S6a$l % for No. q Corn quiet; 739a
FAC for Ne. l, and 71a7li for No. .. Oats
firm IS for No. ], 35a354 for No. 2. Pro-
visions quiet; mess pork s3l 75as32 90.
Freights firm; advanced la2c.
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Payment TO be Demanded for the
Outrages by Rebel Privnteers.

New YORK, October 22.-rhe Tri-
bunr's Washington special says: At the
last Cabinet meeting it was resolved to
demand payment at the hands of the
British government in full, for all the
outrages committed by the rebel priva-
tecrs, WHICH were fitted out in England.
Instructions to carry ont the decision
were sent to Mr.. Adams last Thursday.
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Reward.

New YORK, October 21.-This morn
ing Superintendent Kennedy received
ninety-five pounds sterling as reward
from the British government for the
apprehension last year of Robert Reitt,
the Wafe murderer.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, October 2;

NIN''f
Money easy and steady at 4a5 per
cent. Sterling firmer and quiet at lose
al09s. Gold lower; opening at 81 i6t,
advancing to 1863, declining to 145s,
and closing at l46s.
Government stocks shade easier.
Freights to Liverpool quiet and heavy.
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a V;oIont Sforr,e.

LOUISVILLE, October pa violent
wind storm last evening, accompanied
with lightning and rain blew down the
north wall of the ruins of the Theatre,
and did considerable damage i'll other
sections of the city.
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Home Insurance Company
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Hon S. GALLOWAY, President.
LEWIS CAS-, Vie. President,
ID e. HCEBA RID. Secretary
ALEX Il. HANLEY, GrnsfaI A EsDt,
~ ~ H mAHIFH Asst Gonr Asepa
/. b. PARKER. Asst Gent gent Of ". Va
]. W PARKER. Special AgsHt
RETLRESCgs IN OHIO
hsfsrred u by Special Permission.
Col GEO. W. MANYPENNY, Editsr Of the
Statesman.
Hon. SAMUEL SHELLABARGER spriAs
delh Ohis
Hon DAVID TOD. Ex-Governor Of Ohio.
Hon. CHARLES ANDERSON. Governor o,
Ohio.
Hon. WIN. ARMSTRONG, Secretary Of Stat
Won. OVIAT COLE, EI.Au,I Ut State.
Hon. &. DELASO, State Senator, Mount Yer
nOL
Hon. WIN. LANG. STATE seu...r Ohio
judy. wRESCE Member Of Copgr.s,
HsilsfoHtAine Ohio.
Hon wh. II. WEST SIT. Senator. bill.
iOutABs. Ohio
gEpyREscEs Is WgsT VIRGINIA.
R-isrr-d "a ny Special Permission
New llDkrEk AmiitT Of state.
ca MPBELL M'DEKMOT Editors Of N.
Whrel'ug lbt-liiGrDo-r
l. BAKER an o s. LONG. Editors Of ID.
Wb--liLg Register.
GRANVILLE ID. HALL, Secretary Of State
DA MEL PEEK STATE SeIf1. or
A. j SWEENEY, Mayor OF City Of Wheel.
By.
EP. HBBBERD. Agent
Office. Main Street, Hornbroos'. BniIdi1y an.
ta'rs Yh'-lnE v. Va nsrtIEiy
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
General Sherman To % 10 Washins-
ton--Yiolent Storm I'm 81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, October 22.-General sher-
man has accepted an invitation to be
present at the meeting ct the Society
of the Army of the Tennessee, 10 De
held at Cincinnati, November Ia. Gene
raj Grant also will be present.
II is true that General Sherman has
been called to Washington, but whether
his presence there has any connection
with Secretary Stanton's retirement
from the War Department Is not
known. -,
The most terrific wind storm that ever
visited this section of country, swept
over this city at half past four yester-
DAY afternoon, doing an incredible
amount Of damage.
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Aarnyin New York.

New YORK, October22.-Richard Lam
bert, of Cincinnati, was shot in con-
cert saloon on Saturday night and fatal
ly wounded, by John w. Blair. Blair
saws he acted in self defense.
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FOX SALE AND KENT.
Public Sale.
rsnA 18TH or


ON Tuesday. Tak t6Tm
% oaob-r, is6 1 hall s, II In wheeling az y,
siSrr roam: No. A. on w.ier sis's soo r' - y.
.hS 5s.Is. H.u-e' the abe nn.iivi ed hsn
~ ,b- st.ck Of goon-. axrurra and sire Inin,
ture nri"ring TO Msier 81. alsy, ,nel S,as
hesa Mssr n a ss mary aas Opposite
SAT" Tbs s'o Sr,ms of .rr arc cash Tho undivided
hail of said s'eck Of g%'d. store ,a' a, .n5 I'm,
hAiriS..I half o. saia wharf boat N sn9thsr par
w =, ts. BIGGEST bidder for each As Is %
lore m-utivra- ,oo,.,o,s m
s~is " A. J. SWEENEY,
'-N-- Trustee.
i, Canrao aHe'' z. MAIER.
uctIl rs CO.
The .bose ,sle Is postponed until d. ru IL h
S3rd inst ,n..,e A. 3. SWEENEY,
po-iiiSey 10 "A"e' T, urt-e.
I orfl1-'s ..
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NoHnination.

sIse SING, October 22.-At the Re-
publican Union Congressional Conven-
tion held here to-day, Hon. William H.
Robertson was nominated for Congress
by reclamation.
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
PHILIP SCHwEITZEs
PPU.aTE Bl MBN q t.lrr,,

nPPUriTE ga NV q ttTrtN
~ No 81 Mark-t 81 hs- u"- ~ b.se a.,
un.LanII, r.e-iviDs = lsiY- -t,-'s 81 CeHiSs,
HE, S.r,rtN III caud,- aud Cst-s Too,
., description Sad fun 4ssrrr,arr, sfvr.
tiSs sod Soi.on. ~
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EntnI 4 fray,

NASHVILLE, Octebcr &c. Fl. w.
Burt was fatally shot this afternoon by
Hugh McGayock. The difficulty orig
mated in publication stbout improper
intimacy between Burt and McGavock's
,,,nthnr
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SAMUEL p. WHEELER

a PENSIONS, Sc,.,i-rs Cizima aud .r,,'
kr.puntS Al 0tio=re Soldiers, % S-Aa.
.hlsd In thr .srvice "t the uuitrd ss~,~s !,
at,e. % Psn.ians for litn, and In cass d ~
I,.th. tn. ~i1"~ orphan children. nS;Sr J.
.,,t.r Of an, .,sch object soldirf OF -ez.r |,
,ntitlsd to = y.,ns!au, aud sls' the ecGhi, 4 =
,un,lrra aol.srs, and Al bach y, due M
m ,,.,.h caas l. rfvE DOLLARS II Ii.
,or p,n.iUn 10 collected. and NO ChARai
s.se oi fAiluru.
C.rtifrd .coounts collected on ,h. nr =.
Offic,, No. is' Fourth street aeH q, q,
Iyru.. wh-.iiup Va 80
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CHARLES sIEBKE,

FANCY DYER AND scoTeRR ~
street, near the q 3 o r R Depot wsssa,
W. Va All kinds sf Shawls. Rihbons sd =
nv description nf Silks and wooi-r O. Cd. On
sutei on sl,v-i rc.;ce ard on reasonahlr ,stni
This L. the trri and hort Steam Dyisr Est.l
Iuhmert ir the weeterl States. syr
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October %.
The market is dull and lower. Wheat,
amber Michigan, 81 81; No. ! spring,
g 30; No. common, Soc; No. 2 white
common, &c
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LIFE OR DEATH.

4 MOTHER EDITION JUST PIn
II Ll>HElI, being th- J-th 81 the Pncs-t
A-~'pl~Pus ur Every ne His "wu pUct0r. n
Guiding q Treatise on Bre4s-s OF Frmnl,-
Irr-Euiar'ti-. &c 18th h IN. r-d euzrayiu,,
Ipk4ihfug tbO-S dIs=ss-s "a buth sen-s. r,
WV YoUSG ". ID
Every "n- nav c''ndnct asy ca. Of ,acre,
diseases. s-if-Abuse. nT thoSs distressing al,
r.--- incidental 10 yUuth, manhood O, Cd a.
81 bout r-s"rting 70 the quacEs u the pre.epi
daI
1t DO man contemplating marriage h.
another hour without r. sting thi- sepd.rfp'
o"0s niAelose- Important s-cr-ts. which
soouie Dc known u thets particularly.
Ut even ueAk and bzshful youtb uh, -,
inlhea MS sonstltnt"B ~ t'- dobasny habit ..
seli-sbuse read thi. b.-.k -e''- -
hsiii be sent 20 all parts 81 the UBtt.t
oesi>s and CAnadAs tor s. eents Address
Oh WM. YOUNG.
No. ils Spruce St Phdsdslphis, Penn
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Milwaukee Market

MILWAUKEE, october ~.
Flour firm. Wheat 81 Is for No. /,
and 81 69aSl 90 for No. 2. Oats and
corn unchanged.
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M. w. JORDAN,

StAtlus.E uOE MOSuyr,
vi and H.sd Siuprs, ev-Y t--nFs :
,rmrt-r, wnrt ere, urt 10 god -, "a
II ~ Lan- a.. lib Str-,ts Eas whe,iti .
Va I .,u prepared 70 Hll an orrp -ttrs
a. me- aud hope win mort part If pJSb !,
nnay. Pr"mpf attrnt ~ paid "a nnisp =
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I. Il @. BAYHA.

DREAD, CHACHkh AND CAN
u BAKERY Market str~-t oppora !!
washington Hall, /. Few asors sbov, Ne,
street Keep constantly az hand . fun NJ
mont oi the .hov- articles
~ Their wagon runs christianity 20 al ha
1.-THE city With Bread Crssker~. Rnsts Cil,
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JACOB GROSSCLOs,

(,usrs-.or Ia Fr'bc Gros~'losl
MANUFACTURES BuGGIH
N CARnIAGES. RDGkA AAYs A. a
N.,. ~ Marb ~ ~ -rt, X '-p> coIsiAIu' % V
,rd manufactures 0 ord-I. all tinds ~ 81
hi. Inv 81 business. Paiti" nisr s'tentoa g,
q" repairing
~ S-c..ud hand carriages aid ppInut
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Z 2. MN
@. L. ZANE & CO.,
IMPORTERS Avn DkAi.kRs,

FOREIGN AMP DOMESTIC WINES,
Liqu"rs, Manufacturers OF PuIe Cstavhs Va
',uimy Street. b-t~e~r Main and MARKET
wh--lius. Va, keep oonstastly on hand ihsst'
Scotch and irisb Whirki~., Jamaica Run, q
'nr,I,ais oholce Old Rye and Bourbon whah
.snS'
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DRsNIlS9 - Cos.ORs neatly,
.,. is' II 4ss :H Szsiss si sserra.
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INStJ INA Nc r..
National insuraiiGu company
ny WHEELlNtf.

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I,x.,a.,., Vice frss,0es.I
npn WHAT IAs NC:LUNET.
DIRkC1tbks:
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Ssuusi Hsrpar Jshr- @
G--o .dzms IAmrs
I.F Upa-grsf tres N
Chrsfiar smith, ....
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4. ur-Iu.rr.d q. TRANSFER hnsl"-r-' An" A"ss w"
-r.' .har. ~ public pair'nuse
81. A. l,. A. an, hrSi cIs-s CoDpsb
,,,s,,, Va, N Nnur- street. ap stzirS. next door
-, uiHN KISpap. S~c-
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Nolice--SioCk holders.
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'i'UEBt WILL us
i o. the Stockholders Il me how I'D Iron
WDhH, At the cfic- Of y. z 4 Hi DRETH
pourrl STREET IN FriSay. Oc'o.~r 20 b. ~ J
r,'.Iook r " fnr tie pun bos'' Of -l-ctirg Eve
Directors for rte ensuing var, md the Ia.
..e,i,.n Of inyortant hn-iBr.s.
oo,I a,1 RI. or IgSPY. Seq.
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JOHN l.. HAR9REAVES

MA. q q lN HhADS MN
~ PAINTS, GLASS, SASH. and Punl
Gilt and Rn-ew,rd Picture Francs an. 70
tiAn Blind Manufacture. No. - Man 70
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