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= CoLnKED FBsTIvAL.-On the streets,
Yesterday, we beard great deal oftalk
HbUut the festival ~ the colored people
on Thursday evening. Every one said
that there never was seen in the city
finer tables than those at the festival,
nor better cooking. II was no wonder,
then, that all who had gone the
night before, with many who had
Hss1I't their curnmendGtory expressions
during the day, went to the old CITY
tall last evening. The crowd was great,
and our colored friends did the honors
with chat grace for which they are cele-
braIed.
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Police CoUKT.-The weather Is en-
tirely too cold for police business.
People can NOT stir r1uni enough 10
commit Violations of the law. There
was consequently nothing done before
Judge Good yesterday.
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ALI. BURNETT. at Washington Hall.
this evening. Tickets 50 cents. For
sale at Logan, List & Co.'S. Bridge
Corner; RrcntlinCer e Derry's drug
store, Market street; l.. Bookings, odd
Fellows Corner, and +. w. Bassett's,
Centre Wheeling. 2t
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that Rev. S. &. BarnitE, Of the English
Lutheran Church, has promised 10 re-
peat the sermon, preached on Christmas
morning. tomorrow evening nj seven
O'Clock
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CuLD WEArHER.-Yes was de
cidedly the coolest day of the season
The mercury in the thermometer was
down low. The high wind from the
river made the cold he felt much
The CASE
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StmiitG Similibsu C,o.dntuy.
HUMPHREYS,
Homeopathic Specifies.

11NSOpdGuIC Dp5CIuCS.
Have iHoNED. FROM THE MOST AMPLE
rTpSt -.fisnc1'' IN entire success Simpc-PrompfH
irs nn H.ihbi" They arc the only Nicdi-
rf @s'a "a! sanuot l made in using them; SO
10 Ic nwty reliable. Thoy have rI,ised tho hiFbcsf
c}miH"iidion from all, and will always render SAT-
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AaE'I Journal Of Heath says that buck
wheat flour contains more nutriment at less
pF!ce than any other article or food you can
buy. To make light, sweet, and wholesome
bucSwheat cakes you should use ROcktnO'I
U"r7rH'jei EHjttng T'o,e.Lsr. Sold by grocers
and dealers genefalIy.
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For Sale.

TWO AND THRE:E-QUARTER ACRES
L of laud iu the Town OF Maj tInsville, o.
on which Ia IL comfortable brick dwelling
house, with six rooms, nil the usual Outbuild-
lngs and about ono acre OF the lot planted in
grape vines, now bearing. Possession given
on the LIST OF April next. Call soon.
dc95-l~dS 100 . ID. CHA MRERLAIN
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WILL DE DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS.
The name and value OF each article of onr
EoouS are marked on Tickets Dlorpd in
SEALED ENVELOPES, and well mfxed
Oh receipt OF - cents, an envelope contain
ing snch TICKET will be drawn without
cholce, ana delivered Mt our office or semi Nv
mail to any address. The purchaser aftSSr
seeing what article it draws ana lis vojne1
which may be from One TO rive Him,
nFed DOllRrS,-cRn then, on DavInenI' NJ
one DOllOr, receive the article named Or
,I S ,S Ig ~ Tor any otherarticle mark
4lcKeL draws an article worth ONE D6I.
LAR, or more. s1-HO BLANKS. 80
ON, patrons can depend on Dro,,pt ,,et,,,,,,
senf Tv Es,1 %rS,"m -, ,Sm 6e tn"ctGtely
"ucred at our Office.
,,,o S rdtS from may persons acknowledging
the receipt OF VALUABLE GIFTS. from ms
" n0m we are permitted TO refer to:
John 8. dolcomb, LambertviIIe. N
S SSt E,, watch, value $50. Mrs. S. Bennett'
chime $50. Edwin Hoyt, StimtoTtI Gon ri"-
G9ld Lever Watch, value 500. Hon. Il. II,
Sl75. J. G. sutherland, 100 ieXinPtoD III. III
nue.; nue., biano, $3.50 Mrs. NJ. jackson, 2OS Nine
Jos. Gam See Rlm MIR X Se%inE Machine 500
Miss $, I. Collins, Atlanta, Ga. DIAMOND i,;S
Mass sgF Elng: SS3; DE- Henry Smith. Worcester,
10Th street. n Y, Gold Watch Nat ~ SIN S6aT 1873
bHoynto1; Nashville, Tenn, Nicholson. i SIM
Times nneSrd h41SSSeil, Montgonery, Ala, Gold
1nence, 4: l., Silver Lever Watch s,;n 6Son.
P4,uTdyp Madison, N. j., Music Box SIS. Hon
t q; - HeweiI, St. Paul, Mimi, Gold Watch
Wo;;o,S a. H. sPerry, Litchfeld, Conn, Silver
Music Music Box, s75. VIM. Raymond. I;oyitioISS;'
Sa 5hIo; silver Yer Tea Set, SIPS. Miss Il. MI n
s2a5 Picr De'tG3lI, Mich, Diamond Ear Rings,
SNeu, t,rfde beaudin, ST Charles HoteI'
MMe% orleans, Diamond Ring, si70. Wr9'
H MItn sio barnes, st. Louis, Mo, MeIode6S
SRA CHANCE TO ORrAINr ,,,,, ~,
4 LIE q r. ABOVE ARTICLES FOR OSE, nS Tr
fHPES I1o FFIunSJHASING A SEA LED ENVE-
hn nLe Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 All.
Dollars ~ feT FOE 1GT One Dollar ls for Two
ments 70 Agents. = '''' Hreat induce
AnLetters should be addressed 10
u. EK. RAY u Co. T. Il
"ee1s-Smd&w Box sISO, New Vel, -
.s9t-rrnN -HI.h y .1[ Il.HisI
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TEN PAPETL-In another column viii
be found the advertisement Of Lewis,
Little & Co.. Of the Fulton Paper Mill,
who are pnrpaE-'d to supply a superior
quality of tea pHper.
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Boy wanted ut the Music Store l39
Main street. Must be IL to II years old,
honest, Industrious and bring good re-
concentrations. t.s"
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SALE OF PEorERTY.-The sale ofpro-
Torty a. Bridgeport, advertised in an
other column by william Stewart,
commences on Monday the 3lst inst.
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8nF SALE.
Sale.

T WILL OFFER Tor SALE AT MY.
i Auction Room corner, SATURDAY MORN
lNG, the 2Oth inst. ut "A past 9 n. m. n DRAFT
HORSE, well adopted for dray or cart,
GEO. E. WICKHAM,
dc2S-Hb AucliODper p
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RIVER News The river is falling,
with something over twelve feet OF
water in the channel. The floating ice
Is very heavy. and boats do not venture
ont against II. The regular packets
have discontinued their trips. The Ex-
press - at Parkcrs burg, and the Eagle
here; the Logan ut Steubenvile, and
the Rees at SuufiSh.
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''FCoaoMY Is WEALTH."-Buy your
Boots and Shoes at Badgers, 1876 Mar
ket Square.
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State Commission Notice
.. Notice TO Loyal HInve.Owners.

YNHE COMMISSION APPOINTED BY THE
i Secretary of War, under the 2Ith section
of the Act OF Congress, approved February
Path, 1864. and Section II. OF an Act approved
July 2hth, 1866, i'll respect to slaves enlisted or
drafted into the military service of the United
States, hnyIng assembled atthe City OF Par
kerSburg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
OF December, 1856, and duly organized rs per
directions from the War Department, do
hereby give notice TO all Whom IL may Con
Germ That said Commission will sit in the
city of PHrkcrSburg, West Va, on the 18th
day of December. 1865: and MS long thereafter
AS may be necessary at the same place, for the
completion of all business Pertaining to said
Commission. Claimants for COMPENSATION
under the said Acts of Congress, are respect
iully requested to forward their claims with
me required proofs, as promptly as may be,
directed 10 HENRY AMIss, Clerk OF Commits
sion PhrkeTSburg, West VlrgInu.
For the Information of those Interested we
respectfully invite their attention TO the fol-
having instructions received from the War
Department.:
u Is shown thut the Slave enlisted, or was
drhiIed In the State for which the Commits
sion is appointed.
Second. No claim will be entertained
when the ownership or title to the services OF
the party enlisted, is based upon sale or
enlistment OF the Slave.
Third. Executors, Guardians and Trustees,
must ME with claims made in behalf OF the
IaTtltS tncy represent, satisfactory evidence
That they have been legally invested with
authority TO act for such parties.
Eoultl. NElltulnLS VIII DC required TO
designate the regiment and the company in
which the soldier, for whom they claim com
penSntiOn. st rived.
Fifth. Parties claiming compensation for
more man one servant, or slave, enlisted or
drafted as "A soldier, must file a separate and
ulsunct cnin for compen Satiou, in each case.
'SiXth. The claimants valid title to the
slave at the time Of enlistment or draft, and
the claimant SnCtiEe 10y atty during the war,
must be established" .
MILTON p. AMIsS, Pres't OF Board.
H0B 1. =. Known, MeInb. OF Board.
JOHN f. SCHLEY, Memb. OF Board.
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COMODATION TRAIN.

DASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Dec.
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r A RE PREPARED BY TIE MEsSSIEURS
"A iGARANuERE& DUPoST, PhRTamaceu-
tiSls, No. 2l4, Rue Lombard, from the Pre-
scIiption Of DIR. Juan DELAMARREE, Chief
Physician to the Hospital du NoId on Larl-
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8EEaifaI.
LIFE-HEALTH-SFRENGTII.
EIFE-IHEAETH-
LIFE-HEALTH-S
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SDEGTETG DTT-T&

DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
SPECIFIC PILLS,
r A RE PREPARED BY TIE MESsIEURs
"A 1GAHANuERE& DUPoET PhRramaccu-
tisIs \ o. PA, Rue Lombard, from the Pre-
scIiption Of DR.. Juan DELAMARREE, Chief
physician to the Hospital du Nod on Larl-
bOSicTe.
Letter of RccnInme niIatIOm.
PARIS, May 5th, 1868.
GFSTLEMES:-we have used the ''SPE-
CiFIC PILLS" made from DR.. DELAMARKE's
PRESCRIPTION, during several years past i'll
our private and public practice, and have
i9uDu Lncm most energetic and efficient
Remedy in CtISeS of Spermatorrhea or Semi
nal Weakness; Eighty. Daily, or Premature
Emissions: Sexual Weakness, or ImDOtcncH;
Special arrangements oil the Nervous Sys-
TEN; weakness arising from s cret Habits
ana Sexual ExccSse$; declaration OF the
the Eyes; II line" or aRrfck. bnst' benost rs
IN The Urine; milky" Discharges; Pafeness
OF the Skin. with Sunken Cheeks and Blood
less lips; "PinChed" Features; Irregular action
OF the Heart, and in all the ghastly train of
SYMPTOMS arising from 0Ver.use, Abuses. or
Loss from any cause, OF the Nervous Force.
We earnestly advise the Profession, and all
persons suffering from any SymptOmGtic or
SYSTEMS, 10 use these Pills. With high re-
SPect, we are yours most sincerely,
r-. IA. BEAUIeEsTAIRE. NJ. D.
u. j. DUJARDIS, NJ. ID.
JEAN j. LETCHRE, NJ. D.
To GARASCIERE IL DUPONT, No. PA, Rue
Lombard, Paris.
H"IGlt6'y and SiUiiOUS Occupations, CRIES.
hnTtchfS, or Whatever tends 10 impair the
L'iIL ActiOn OF The Bran, Heart or Nervous
system. frequently lead 10 the most Distressing
anu EmOurfdSHHg Disorders of the NIRILE
therefore, who are especially liable 10 these
" eaknesSes should resort promptly 10 DR..
DELAMAIIiEs SPECIFIC Pills.
pamphlet, containing full particulars,
WIN Directions and Advice, printed in
fIchch, German, Spanish and English, nc
companies each box, and will be sent, by
III, Tn mn -1,I
il. = go. 80 "4''0 III
Price, 81 per ROx, or Six Boxes for 50.
sold by all the principal Druggists, or will
bc sent by mail, securely sealed from all Obscr-
eot on, on receipt of the specified price by
any authorized agent, or by the sole General
= COrtlandt Street, New York. Authorized
q AEenLs ior /" heehng and vicinity, Il. II. LO-
attended to. IcI0.dSwenu,fS
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. Comply


OFFICE BAIT. d ONO RAILROAD Co,
WHEELING Dec. ., 1866.
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$500 900.


LhGAN:T JEwELRY
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Ot IT. patrons can depend on 1)ror,Dt yef,,,-,,
me ArtIcIeS drU'Cd tUU be illnlctifTfoiW
sent Oy Express or return mail, or de-
iiUcrei nj OLI. O1Jlp - ~ w.
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4, MarTled PERSONS or Young Men COnteIOpIa.
ing marriage. being aware ofPhySfcHi Waa r.
cured. Si'''''''g
He who places himself under the care OF IN.
j. may religtously confide in his honor II, n
skill as n physician. F'1 r"'7
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Especially, who have become tho victim. ns
hhbit which annually sweeps to nnuntirnai1
grave thousands OF Young Men of The MOS,
might otherwise have entTanCed IjSfani,'o
SenateS with the thunderS Of c!o1uence -
MhEel 70 ecStacy the living Tyre, may cali
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Mr. Seward Attacked with Choler
German Affairs still Complicated

New YORK, SEPT. 15.-Gold Az Ex-
change dull-sixty days, Il Sight, 81; tens
9og; Treasury, 106G1O63; Cotton f1rm-Up-
lands 63i; Orleans, 35a36, Crop accounts
unfavorable Flour dropping Wheat dull,
lG2e lower. Pork quiet, S33, so
HARRISBURG, PA, SEPT 15-Mr Seward
arrived last night with every symptom of a
violent attack of cholera. He was too i'll to
be removed, and remained in the cars all
night. He is reported better this morning,
and left in train for Washington.
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. l5,-By the bridge
accident at Jamestown, twelve were crush
ed to death and ninety wounded,
New York Herald dispatches say that Sec
Tetary Seward is seriously i'll. His condition
is critical-passed a bad night
LIVERPOOL, SEPT. 14.-Cotton steady
rates unchanged Brokers' Circular report
ed 10000 bales for week Middling quoted
at 13d. Breadstuffs and provisions unchang-
ed
LONDON. SEPT 15--ConNnls, so; L 6 Eve
tweuties tirmer, at 20.
PARIS, SEPT. 1.-THE Moniteur states
side in France, but his military reports to
his own country being incompatible with
the duties of said office. Napoleon refused
to grant authority far as Mondes acceptance.
IQ)
BERLIN, SEPT. 13.-The Prusslan Chamber
of Deputies passed an electoral law for the
Parliament of SaXony
Negotiations between Prussia and Saxony
have made slow progress. 1t is said that
Prussia demands taking oath of loyalty to
herself by Saxon troops. The payment OF
ten millions of thalers, as indemnity to Prus-
STA as expenses of war, and the right to gar
rison, and the right to garrison the fortress
es and cities of Dresden and Leipsic.
| Doubts having been expressed Of the pas
sage of bill authorizing the King TO make
loan for the liquidation of what may be
considered the late war expenses, it is an
nounced on what may be considered semi.
official authority, that should it be rejected
the Chamber of Deputies will be dislOdged
| by royal decree
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New YORK; Sept. 15.-Cotton firm. Mid
ding 33IG36. Gold 144s.
The New York Herald's Canada cores
pondent says there is no abatement in the
excitement concerning the Fenians. 1t is
stated that Canadians are organizing squads
to raid upon the American border towns in
revenge for Fenian raids upon Canada
New YORK, 15th.-The tier th9work an ex-
citing announcement that four regiments of
negroes are being organized in the city, and
that African Loyal Leagues are organized
| and armed in every ward. The soldiers are
being instructed in drills, elc., by Col. Haw-
kins The Herald asks, care we to have a
taste of San Domingo 2"
The Herald's City of Mexico correspond
ence, of the 1st instant, says, the crisis of the
Empire has evidently arrived. Judging
from the tone of the French Imperial press.
and combined movements of Liberals for an
attack upon the very seat of Maximillian's
power, the imperialists are themselves now
imploring the United States to take charge
of the dessinies of the nation.
Quay Amos, MaZatlan and San Louis Po-
tosi are reported evacuated by the French
Marshal. Bazaine is reported to be in the
City of Menco
WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Secretary Seward
arrived here at two o'clock on special from
Harrisburg. Since his arrival he has been
gradually improving, and strong hopes are
entertained of his entire recovery in n few
| days.
The President arrived tonight, being de-
layed by the ovation which the people of
Baltimore insisted on paying him Tens of
thousands flocked around him there, and
would take no refusal. A vast eoncourse
awaited for hours the Presidents arrival
4 at the railroad depot, whence he was escor-
/ ted to he City Hall, and to the White House
notwithstanding it was long after night
| The procession which marched up the aven-
ue was Very large, consisting of military
marine c'rps, Mayor and common council.
| fire department and civil bodies. The DEM
onstraton was very imposing and the
! President was greeted with great cheering
/ by tie thousands that thronged Pennsylvan-
| ia Avenue.
Go. Ashman, chairman of the Convention
thatnominated Mr.. Lincoln in 1864, has been
tenoered the position of Collector of Gus
tom at Boston, vice Hannibal Hamlin re-
signed.
Gen. Swain has telegraphed from Ala
haha that the reported sale of negro in
Clark county, in that State, is untrue
The President sent five hundred dollars to
sufferers by accident at Johnstown, Pa.
NEw ORLEANS, SEPT. 15.-Cotton sales to-
day $50 bales; low middling, 32033 Re-
ceipts to-day 1913 bales. New York exchange,
sol premium; bank sterling 50.
1t is expected that there will be large
emigration from Mississippi to Texas this
fall. Some will go to Brazil from Louisiana
There will also be emigration to Honduras
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MALE HIGH SCHOOL.


w. C, white, 4. NJ, PRINCIPAL
TENHIS SCHOOL re-opens on the First Mon
Il dav in October next, in the Methodist
sunday School Room.
Per month.
PRIMARY J 90
Eng Grammar, Arithmetic, Philosophy, 40
Algebra Geometry, &c .........--... w
Latin. Greek. and Higher Mathematics,
and English .-.--. - ~ W
Pupils charged from the first of the month.
during which they enter.
Necessity compels me to require these terms
regularly IN ddrdnce.
have secured the services of one competent
Assistant. and will limit the school to nifty
students, till L can get another.
Having been solicited by several young men
in the citv | will open Il NIGHT SCHOOL ON
TUESDAY evening. October 2d, at o'clock, Tor
the accommodation OF any one who wishes 10
continue his education, lost by the war, or
otherwise This school will be concluded with
a series of lessons ON bookkeeping.
TENRS-S4 90 per month in advance:
sentgd1m. W. q. WHITE.
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an the first Of October next. will open in
~ this place SCHOOL for GIRLS offer
Ing unusual advantages for finished educa-
ton. 1t is especially adapted to advanced
scholars who are about completing their stud
les. The number of pupils is limited to thirty
There are five Professors and Teachers, each
OF the highest reputation and skill, making an
average of one teacher to six pupils. The
school will be strictly private and select. 1t is
furnished complete with every desirable appli-
ance. The buildings are elegant, tho grounds
extensive and beautiful.
TERMS-(for the Session # 9 months:)
Tuition in English Branches. $4,000. $3.50
g French or Latin. .. so
" " Music-3 lessons per week $50
Board per month. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Spanish, German or Italian taught, if de-
sired. Drawing, Painting and also VocaliZa-
ton in the higest STYLE are amply provided for.
Circulars, &C., will be sent on application to
NOAH X. DAVIS,
JelIdGWtO1. Marion Ala.
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The PIoUs BRowNLow.-This vile
wretch, in a speech at the late '.loyaI''
Convention in Philadelphia, said;
''If | have after death to go either to
hell or Heaven, / shall prefer to go
with loyal negroes to hell than with
white traitors to Heaven
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Its said the agent in Emand, Of
Washington College, Viraia-the
same that Gen. Lee presides ver-re-
ports donations to the apunt of
100000; the agent in Franc reports
that he is doing very well, 1t gives
no particulars, and the agent long the
Mississippi river reports $4,000,
which is to be largely increaed when
the cotton crop is sold. Althis, in
addition to $4,000, is nowin hand.
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DIR. mAGGIEL,s PILLS

TIT. OVtIV tIIR7 IV4IV DIsVttsts
Asthma, Bowel Complaints.
Coughs, Colds, Chest Diseases,
Costiveness, Dyspepsia,
Diarrh9a, Dropsy, Debility,
Fever and Ague, Female Complaints,
Headache, Indigestion, Influenza,
Inflammation, Inward Weakness.
Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spirits,
Rngworm, Rheumatism, Scalds:
Skin Diseases, Salt Rheum. sc.
NOTICE.-None genuine without the en-
graYed trademark around each pot or box
signed by DIR. j. MAGGIEL, New York. to
counterfeit which, is felony.
III Sold by all respectable dealers in medi.
cine, throughout the United states and Cana
uas--at - cents per box or pot. sep5dIy.
BUCK q BAILEY.
Agents at Jackson Miss
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OR Book BINDERY.-The Booi Bipdery
corrected with this office is one of the most
coplete establishments of the kind in the
Sfth. We have the requisite stock tools. and
cry other facility, for the manufacture If
ank books in every style of binding. We
ave now three frst-class workmen busiv
inployed; and to those who hive heret1-
fore favored us with their orders we desire
to say that they will all be filed within the
present month. In the meantime we would
be pleased to receive orders from others
We are prepared to make recor or CON-
mcrcial books at tie shortest notfe. and Mt
very low rates for cash; to rebind Id books.
etc, and to bind musicn STYLE
that cannot fail to please the Lads. Books
for binding may be sent us by express, and
when bound can be returned in liz manner.
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ANOTHER CIVIL WAR,-1e Phila-

ANOTHER CIVIL WAR,-1e Phila-
delphia Age tlinks~thatit is ow album
dainty and painfully apparen that the
Radical Leaders are bidding fir anoth-
er civil war. They fear peace. Union,
harmony,ard concord are not ongeni-
al with thef dark and guilty proposes,
Like the ful birds that live upn the
refuse cas- on the sea-shore, thy must
have stoms and tempest to CRAFTY
their anrtites.
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HOUSE AND aOl FOR SALE

IN PAULDING, MISSISSIPPI.
FHNHE undersigned offers for sale his dwell
IL ing house, which is large and well finished.
containing seven rooms, with four acres OF
land, good kitchen, out houses. garden, lots,
&c. Price, $500. Also, his elegant store house,
20 by 40 feet, and lot. Price 300.
The latter is now used for a Drug Store, and
is Il good stand to sell medicines. 1t is also well
suited for a dry goods store, and good stand
for that business. If desired, he will sell the
drugs and furniture on hands for less than
cost
jy2Sdtf S. E. CASTEEI,.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-16

The following is an interesting case of a man
employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pouring
melted iron into flask that was damp and
wet, caused an explosion. The melted iron
was thrown around and on him in perfect
shower, and he was burnt dreadfully. The fol-
lowing certificate was given to me, by him,
about eight weeks after the accident
NEW YORK, Jan. IL. 1866.
My name is Jacob Hardy / am an Iron
Founder; | was badly burnt by hot IRON in
November last my burns healed, but l had
running sore on my leg that would not heal :;
tried Maggiel's Salve, and it cured me III a
few weeks. This is all true, and anybody can
see me at Jackson's Iron Work, I'd Avenue.
j. HARDY, 1i9 GOeriek Street.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1866-09-16

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