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Negro Right in IIsmpki,

MEaIPfs, May This evening a riot
occurred in the Southern portion OF the
city. between the policemen and negro
soldiers, growing out Of au attempt Of
the officers to arrest a white man who
the negroes determined to protect Some
20 or 90 polio amenhssembled and kept up
fight for couple of hours, with about
$50 negroes One policeman was killed
and three wounded Ten negroes were
killed and several wounded The 10th
regular infantry were finally called cut
and at 10 o'clock everything was quiet
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S. T.-lS60. .-X-The amount OF Plantation
Bitters sold in one year 1t something startling.
They would fill Broadway six feet high, from
the Park to 4th street. brakes mandatory Is
one of the institutions of New York. 1t is said
that Drake painted all the rocks in the Eastern
States with his cabAlistic "S. -lsBO.-X.,' 80
and then got the old granny legislators To pass
a law preventing disiguring the face OF Ma
ture which gave him monopoly. We do not
know how this is but We do know the Plantation
Bitters SELL as no other article ever did. They
are used by all classes of the community aud
are death Oh Dyspepsia-certain. They are very
invigOrating when languid and weak, and q
great appetizer
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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fire at Eausingburg.

TROY, n. Y, May IA fire occurred
IN Lansingburg last night, destroying
about 1900 dollars worth of property
below Market street, and between State
and Congress streets, including the an,
cieut Judson Hotel, Pierce,s carpenter
shop aud Mrs. Freiat's and Mrs. Forbes
barns. 1t was the work of an inceu-
diary. Insurance on most of the loss.
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In lifting the kettle from the Gre l scalded
myself very seyereiy--One hand almost 10
crisp. The torture was unbearable.
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost immediately. 1t healed rapidly and
lett very little scar. CHAS FOSTER,
40 Broad ST., Phils telphia.'
This is merely a sample OF what thu Mustang
Liniment will do. 1t is invaluable in all cases
of wounds, swellings sprains, cuts, / ruises
spavins etc. either upon man OF beast
Beware OF COuuteUieits. None is genuine un'
less wrapped in tine steel-plate engravings
bearing ihe signature Of u. W. WostbroOk,
Chemist and the pirate stamp OF DEMAS BARNES
& Co, New York.
Saratoga SPriuS Wafer, sold by all
Druggists
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Murderer Of the Deeriug Family Sen
fenced 90 be Hung.

PHILADELPHIA, May l.-Antoine Probst
was this morning sentenced to be hung
for the murder of Mr.. Deering. de re
ceived his sentence without any visible
emotion, and made no remarks: Inc
day for his execution will be liked D! 'n'
Governor Of the State.
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LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN

LIVERPOOL, April 25-The Globe was
authorized to state that the government
bad received no information warranting
belief 10 the statements published by
the Times, announcing rupture IL the
diplomatic Intercourse between Austria
and Prussia
The Vienna journals Re assert the pa.
chc arrangements between the two
countries
Austrian representatives. at Frankfort
have made declarations Of a peaceabie
character
Paris BOur~e closed Grm. Reutes 6>f a
6Sr
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Ei,. ip Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May The extensive
saw and planning mill Of John d. Jones,
on 2lst, above Chestnut street was
destroyed BY fire this morning, together
with a heavy stock of lumber, &c. The
loss is not ascertained but is probably
covered hy insurance
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WHAT DID ira young lady returning to
her country home after sOlOUrn OF a few
months was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of a rustic flush face she had soft
ruby complexion, OF almost maj BILE smOothness
an d instead OF ~, she really appeared but IL
She told them plainly she used Hagsug hagno-
LA Balm. and wouid not 10 without IL. ANY
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article 1t eau be ordered
of any druggist for only 30 cents.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by at
Druggists.
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Jeff. Davis.

WASHINGTON, May The Herald 5
Fortress Monroe correspondent says !;
jeff Davis is very anxious for his tIlsl
to come off. His health has percepnoiy
failed since bis ipcarceration and IL Is
reported that he cannot live the summer
through in prison. "
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NEw YORK, May The steamer
Costa Rica from Aspinwsll. Is sigBalled
She brings San Francisco dates to the
10th of April.
The steamer Louisiana, from Liverpool
is below. News anticipated
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Steamboat B armed L.

CINCINNATI, May The steamer
Gibbons was burned at Hinchman' :
Lake between Augusta and Savannah,
on Friday, with fvo hundred bales OF
cotton. The vessel aud cargo are total
loss
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DETROIT, May IA ire at Grand
Rapids. Michigan, this morning, de
stroyed the Union Hotel and four stores,
with their contents. Total loss one hnn-
dred thousand dollars; insurance forty
Thousand dollars.
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Heimstreet inimitable Hair COiOriDg has been
steadily growing in favor for over twenty years.
1t acts upon the absorbents at the roots Of the
hair and changes it 10 its original color by dc
grees. All instantaneous dyes deaden and in
lure the hair HeimstTeets is not dye, hut is
certain in its results promotes its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing Price 50 crRts and
81 90. Sold by all dealers
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all
Dealers
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All who value a beautiful head oil hair, and its
preservation from premature badness and turn.
iug gray, will not fail 10 IEse Lyons CO lebrated
Kathiiron 1t makes the hair rich, soft and
glossy, eradicates dandruf, and causes tho hair
Ia grow with luxruiant beauty. Sold every
where +. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist, New York.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by Il
Druggists.
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Bosros, May l.-Mr. Wm. W; Ciapp
died Yesterday, aged 50 years He was
formerly a well known editor and printer
in this city.
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s. F. FARIS,

MARBLE WORKER 81 SCUJ.P-
MI TOR, No l22 Main Street. Wheeling. Va.
IN Monumental Work OF all kinds made TO
order on short notice Particular attention paid
to Portrait Sculpture ana Designing. sepsS
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HARRISBURG, Pa, May l.-GovernOr
Curtin has issued general order for
the. ceremonies to be observed on the
return of the standards Of-the Pennsyl-
vania soldiers at Independence square
on the Fourth OF July
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GNGEE--
for Indigestion Nausea, Heartburn Sick Head
ache Cholera AIOTbns, &c. where warming
genial stimulant is required. Its careful prepd,
ration and entirS purity makes II cheap and
reliable article for culinary purposes Sold cv.
erywhero at 81 cents per bottle.
Saratoga Spviug Water, sold 10y all
Druggists. tehs t"ih"'7
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TORONTO, c. W, May DIR. Gustoff
Lats, of New York city, who attempted
to poison man named McKiunon here
several months ago, was tried yesterday.
found guilty and sentenced TO fifteen
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-05-02

AGUA De MAGNOLIA. prettiess shing, the
i" sweetest thing" and the most of it for the
least m oney. II overcomes the Odor OF perspi-
ration sofIens and adds delicacy to the skin ;
is delightful perfume allays headache and
Inflammation, aud is a necessary companion in
the sick room in the nursery and upon the tot
let sideboard. Ii can be obtained everywhere
ut one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Wafer. sold by all
Druggists
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J. II. GOOD,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, OFEIGE
n corner Fourth and Monroe steets; the
same that is, at present occupied by Judge
Good - aprls.lm
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LATEST.

LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-COtton sales
to-day, 10000 bales, of which 1000 were
to spcculators and importers Middling,
l43a144 Breadstuffs inactive. Provis
ions dull Consuls S7bas74 they open
ed lower, but rallied.
LIVERPOOL, April 81 Mr. Peabody is
among the passengers by the Scotia. He
was warmly cheered on embarking at
Liverpool.
There is as yet no direct confirmation
Of the warlike statements in the Times
to-day.
PANS, April 2l.-A telegram received
here from Vienna confirms the news that
Austria in replying to the Prussian note
of the 18th, has submitted propositions
for mutual disarmament. The PROPOSE.
ton is as follows: Austria and Prussia
shall each restore their military estab-
lshments to the statu quo which ex-
isted prior to the late defensive measures;
that the 2jth of April be the date for
the mutual disarmament. Austria con
sents to the disarmament on that day,
and is even willing that Prussia shall
disarm ON the. .26th.
The Austrian proposition is SAID 10
have been communicated to Paris and
London where it has been cordially ap-
proved.
VIENNA, April 2I--At the next sitting
OF the Federal Diet the communica
ton will, it is said, be made announcing
that the question of disarmament is in
y fair way for settlement.
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p, w. ROSLEY,

.r.NUF ii 1F G1HEs3N
MI AND FANCY CANDIES, ana dealer IL
Foreign Fruits, Nuts et3. NO iG6 Market St,
Wheeling Va.
Also Parties and Weddings furnished with
Ice Cream ana Cake al the shortest notice
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M. w. JORDAN.
yARBIR WORKS

MARBLE W0Rhs.-MONUNIE
NI and Head Stones. every description oy
Cemetery Work executed in good style Corn.
er of Zane and eth Streets, East Wheeling. ".
Va lam prepared to fill all orders entrusted
to me and hope will merit part of public pat.
ronage. Prompt attention paid 10 orders from
he country. mch3ly
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WILLIAM HARE.

nACTECAL UMREH AND
GAS FITTER No. 2 Monroe St WLeei-
-, W. Va.
J NoCt notice. sspa"
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E. HENKE.

NJ NANUFACTURER OF LADIES'
uu BOOTS, Shoes Caters ana Balmorals.-
made to order. No. 54 Main Street, Centre
Wheel,cE. jan23-6mos
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Foreign News.

New YORK, May The. steamship
Scotia, from Queenstown on the 22d nit
has arrived.
The Washington arrived at Brest on
the 10Th. Nothing has been heard of
the City of Washington, three weeks
out. Heavy premiums are demand upon
her ..------- -
The House of Commons continued the
debate on the reform bill, division not
likely for several days.
Head Centre Stephens has been feasted
by Marquis De Boissy, Paris,
Up to Ahe night of the Goth, the be-
lief in the pacific adjustment of the
German difficulty grew stronger.
kilograms spoke of concession by
Austria, and other rumors leading to the
conviction that peace would be main
tanned.
Funds-England and Continent ma
terially improved under the pacific in
huences.
The London Times of the 21st, how
ever, announced that it received news
that on the previons day the Emperor OF
Austria and Count Mensdorff, against
the advice of Rome and other misters,
resolved to withdraw Count Karalyl,
the Austrian Ambassador from Berlin,
which decision being made known to
the Prussian minister at Vienna, it was
expected he would depart Immediately.
1t is added in explanation that Count
Mensdorff, on receiving the Prussian
answer of the 18th, telegraphed to Ber-
lin the repetition of the Austrian de-
mand of the 7th, and received fresh re-
fusal on the 18th, hence counsil was
held and a bold course adopted
The Times believes this action is to
be followed by significant military
movements, viz: The withdrawal of the
Austrian troops from Holstein, where
they are held in check by superior Prus-
sian forces. This would enable Austria
to assume the offensive, and the Times
SAYS the abandonment of Holstein by
Austria, will be regarded as an 'act in
anticipation of war, and cause general
alarm. 1t does not, however, consider
war inevitable
Great activity lie reported in the Italian
navy, all vessels being prepared for
service.
Some apprehensions are entertained
that fresh disturbance will break out
between Spain and Jassy.
The Portuguese Chamber of Deputies,
have approved the contract for tele.
graph to America by the Southern
rOute
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= wHEEIlINE<, va, DENTIST,
@YY&4 OFFICE. corner of Market ard Quircy
streets one square above the Crstcn House.
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l hy the following achrdule on lnd titor the
.d December ITO
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CHARLES SIERkE.

.rUCCEssOE TO "a. DTEMBl,
= FANCY DYER AND SCOURER Soutn
Street. near tide r. & O. r. K Depot, Wheeling
= IA. Ali kinds Of ShGTls Ribbons and eve
description of Silks and Wool q Goods exe-
:. .ei On eCort Ect;ce ana OF reasonable terms.
Is:s Is the FIRST S;.l UsSI St7"G Dying EetAH
= rro L s.-s.r SInIIa h-IEL
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The liabilities of Barned's Banking
Company, Liverpool, which suspended
on the 10Th, is estimated at three and
a quarter millions sterling. A favorable
liquidation is expected, 1t was feared
some large failures would result in Liv-
erpool, but stated temporary embar-
rassments were surmounted.
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TRANSPORTATION.
WINTER SCHEDULE
X OHIO f. r

JFITDl BALTIMORE 4 ONO RAILROAD Go,
NnFTLINu 81 Dec I~ia
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90 % tbe tro rreat leaders separ.

49, w. 49,
ated.
MI. Corwin bad such q keen appre-
eistion Of the ridiculous, that it was al
most impossible for him 10 resist giving
the ludicrous side of any question or
subject presented 1t was in this that
he did himself Injustice. The world
has not yet learned that the two quail
ties OF humor and deep sentiment have
the same origin. From Shakespeare
down through Burns, Hood and Holmes
we find the two always allied. and equal
ly perfect Corwin could move his audi
enc to tears as easily rs to laughter, but
the last was the more tempting and the
more popular. He was an INDECENT
man, his great genius enabling him to
do his work with ease, and he gave way
to that which was the more pleasant
lf'we a~nslyze his popular quality, we
find in it more of humor than wit, al
though he was eminent in the last pow
er. Il consisted generally in bringing
in ludicrous juxtspositon two o more
dissimilar ideas, as in his great Mexi-
can speech, the picture,he drew of Don
Walter Cotton presenting TO the be-
Rildered Mexican the Constitution and
rights Of man in one hand, and 8 six
barreled revolver IN the other or that
| other in the Harrison defence, when he
illustrated the militia idea of high stra-
tegy by the boar snd Gen. Crary, each
secure in their base
He had that magnetic power peculiar
to successful orators, of putting himself
sn rapport with his audience. He never
raised above or fell below their feelings
and intelligence Hence his peculiar
efforts are not the best specimens of his
power. 1t wss like scene-psinting,
] coarse, striking, and effective. In pri-
vste conversation among friends he
shone to the greatest advantage. Then
his keen wit, gentle humor, deep pa
thos and winning frankness had full
sway, and captivated like 30 many fairy
charms.
How great was his intellect we can
now appreciate, by looking back TO his
more serious efforts when, with his eye
Of genius gazing sadly down the vista
Of coming time, he uttered prophesies
that have since proved bloody history
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FINANCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
DAn.Y UNIoN OFFICE,
Eashyil,e. January :. 1860

&A1ufAiNf "HAAaA - low
Cotton is not 20 strong now, Is q few days
since. Prices range from Al TO 42c, and
sellers are more snxious than buyers. The
receipts are not large.
The provision market is very active, there
being q heavy Southern demand. The pro-
duce market ir unchanged.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 81 says:
The first business Of the new year opened
without any material improvement in The
general feeling Of, the markets, though
hour was in better request, the low grades
Tor southern shipments and the higher
grades tor local consumption, and full prices
we're obtained. Corn is still in good de-
mand and selling to arrive. Oats are steady.
Rye dull and barley nominal. There was a
fair trade in cotton at full rates. The de-
mend for whisky il better, and principal y
for that ia bond. Mess pork was sold early
~ the day ut S2e 90, but advanced soc per
srl. closing firm. There was a small job
bling trade for bacon and bulk meats Lard
sold at lsc IN the early part Of the day, but
ut the close holders asked Nc advance.
Hogs we're active, and higher prices IN
some eases were obtained for extra qualities
and sizes.
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We, the u~ndersigEsd, have esis day adoptsd the
shove mites for advertising. 70 which VI bind our
SslFes strictly TO adhere-
w. CAMERON A 90.
JOHN WALLACE, for the Dsspatea.
BARRY, WINHAH a co. toT RrssG-
Ball, JOINS a Co, fer Gazette.
NASHVILLE, TESE.. Sept. q. 1854.
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Tn. cneinupu Commercial Of "Wednesday

The Ginclnnhh NoihmefeiAi ca "'"H'
save
"A, .resz. 10 a general way, has been in
.--.,-sH by the occurrence OF the hoildays
- ,sass little below the current average
ii ne amount tran acted. IL has, IN the
main. continued 90 refer 70 the eofreht
$50 Al consumers, end been nearly alto
getbsr Invested Of speculative character
lstics. G.,
- been light staple goods, how
eyr-. remain hrm-25c IS the prevailing
60, g. STANFORD Prints, and 5SAc foi
~ R-.vn s~heetinrs. The sentiment gov
rrrirg the trade, undcr the influence OF The
EssteTp repafts, is that Goods VIII advance
The trade Ia Groceries presents aooot u'
same Ga features. Hard Refine Sugar, N
,-,,s ia. ! selling 81 lqc. hut In = smaller
~ lgt.tasac ~ had. Raw ranges 81 t2A
Efsra, "a horsheads. Coffee IS q tIld'
49, tbnp al has been for a lew days
-bo,rh n = large way sales continue 10 %
- n soc for prime samples. On small or
-. ilg1ic more than al : is had. Chess
-aNcesdIurly doll al eo@2lc. b latte
extreme ior any quality botter - ELI
,psrtIvc. with CSC n the outside hgure
ci,r.r seed is held a. $ 10, bot can hard,
..rg Ia that. Dried peaches are dull =
Isa2lc. Dried apples also Hsk'N''" .
Produce markets only experience Cd
.H,.,,e ef the rcrulsr Trade demand 80
+-f-. under thts head. Flour has had
I.rI. more ct this demand lately, uudc
wt5.b srtirrs have acquired = little mon
.frepgth. end on the be,tergradc'-the hu'
,.r.f -surht ior-they stand for about =
-4v--.. IN toe figures current . week %
ten days ago suPerhne Of trade brands 3
-..r.5 A. Sc. and frOm this down - >
H. rsrre ior other grades under this elias
Extras range ct from = 80 % y 30 aeeora
ur TO reputo Of brands and family q" - b
90 ~ ca
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Oard

III NE view Of reaung rom baans-.
count or a. huing heath, havs u - -
- ere stock Of uruE, hsdcnes. ~. II
Ae7-ra X =. jenkins A Co Hho an earsr-
o1snessa A Ne Oh sfaud, No. % M.rE.t -. {
-5e lls ocroruafJ 20 retlm ~ fhsnks II -
paaHcios ~ very hherai Ard1sze wslob -
eoaedlo ne tr = unuosr q years. "a
~ ito ny snaseasors. show
most nrarllr Frccuuend a. huu1es- - ofar-
spP1Aaon enersy, nd nisuy-
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MD for Forage Contracts.

The following is an abstract for BIDS Tor
tho delivery Of forage at st. Louis, Cairo,
- Nrw orleans, opened Dec 30, by Capt.
n \ WEIGH. Assistant Quartermaster
Co.'s a. st. LoUIs.-R. &. Good-n 2e,VVe
bu.h I'd .GLc; J. F. Chapman 10000 bosh al
". Soc. ,-u o. oaf
o,7. Al ST. LouIs r. E.. Goodell zs,VV'
b,,sh "a s6. qOc: J. F. Chapman 10000 bush
:, A5l.c. 2O,0oo bush sts5ke-
Nv At sr-LoUIs- E- 0oodeil ivy tuh
- a sts 40: J. +. Chapman 200 toni
baled at sls.5J. an.
C,v~ At CAIRo.-I. F. Chapman $4,000
,sb AT SOC. r. L. Goodell $4,000 bush q
0'rs At C.rRo.-J. F. Chapman 1900
- - "a 4oc: r.. E. GOodeli $4,000 bush a
49,. 30. 000 bush at 50hc. ,
0.rs At NEw oRlEANs K. L. "oodei
p O0e bush a. G3-soc.
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Commissioners Sale
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
OAKLAND PLACE,
CONTAINING
2l7 ACRES,

Too and a hay miles iron, Nashville, on n,
MaEJrsesJOrO piksi and also other Falu-
able Property in NashVils, belonging TO ii,
Estate Of the late Edl0ard Trabas.
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New York stock and Money Murke

The market Tor most stocks is largely over
sold. snd, but for the fact that the roads
chow & large decrease in traffic, would rise
sharply upon an attempt to cover short con
trart-. The decrease IN traffic which, through
1866. promises 10 be steadily continued upon
the leading speculative roads, Is the rock
upon which buyers OF stock AZ present rhtee
VII lean their money in good time Values
must be governed by ability to earn, not
hrrrow dividends. With the return Of peace
trafrc will fall to the point when dividends
nre uncertain, and sure n { 10 yield income
-,,sl 10 those 70 be made upon 7-S0s, q
old bearing Government stocks.
Money on call is abundant al 8 per cent
10 brokers, and balances have been LETT over
until Januar ?, At 3 per cent. Paper SELF
more readily, but high rates Of inter
a. stin prevail.
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II is 20 universally admitted that Constitution
LIE Syrup ia the only effective means Of restors
1 on IN the yarOgs forms Of Paralysis, that we need
not ~reItsrate that It IS smphstcaiy The Great Life
giv1ng Power
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500 Agants Wanted.

QO00 A MONTH guaranteed and expenses
PAOO paid, 20 talesmen. energetic Young
men, Teac1ers, Retained soldiers, ana aI who en-
gage 10 the sale Of HOLLANDS Lie OF Lincoln, %
"Acbot,s History Of the Rebellion" "Headley's
Life OF Wa ning'ou,' ans many other Standard
Work. ana EngnHWngs For TENS aad territory
apply Immediately. IN per-o1 or by letter, st my
Office. r. I. NIBBLE,
ia Fourth IT., bet. Ms5kst and jefferson,
nov2-Im dew Lsms1.la, Nv.
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? n. coLroy, ofreun. C. L. HEcuEnsoURG, OF M
VIZ. G luSTs, DELAs0 2. sEIIB, ofNinn-
A. 9. aASTozB, " a. G. wEILs, Of Nich.