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A LUCKY .CLERGYMAN-Rev. DR.. Miller, who has
us1 am G9ef to- the VicaraSe of reenWcb Eneand bs
been presented by the people of Birmingham with a
check for one thousand guneas, and has also re-
ceiyed from his late congregation purse containing
six hundred guineaa and large chest filled With
silver plate,
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FROM Earthquakes from Brazil, dated at Rio
Janero the Sd of April, state that the Peruvian
war reached the port of RC the lst of April
having in company Spanish brig which they cap
tured at sea. The Brazilian authorities would not
permit them to remain in port so they put to sea
again on the ID ultmO and carried the prize outside
the harbor. The Emperor of Brazil was determined
to remain neutral in the the Plate river but
there considerable anxiety in Rio TO learn what
occurred after the allies passed the de la Patra to
advance against Humaita.
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DEATH OF WOULD-BE AssAssIS-The body of
Sterling King, who has been in Jail at Louisville for
made confession that was published all over the
country. claiming to be accompce in the assassi-
nation of President Lincoln. arrived at Cincinnati
the 10TH on the Louisville steamer. His death
really suicide by starvation. For forty days he
has taken the meres morsel of food and during the
food per day,
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HE CANALS AND THH DROUTH.-The Syracuse
Journal says fears are entertained that canal navi-
cation may be interfered with in consequence of the
severe drouth which prevails throughout the State
this spring. 1t adds
1T is safe to assert that with the exception of tho
year 1885, there has not been spring when so little
water in the month of April is about AZ inches while
this year it was only 60-l00. There was compara-
lively but small amount Of snow during the winter
and with dry spring following the amount of water
for the canals is of such limited quantities as to
awaken the fears of the canal authorities of the entire
exhaustion of all resources The Skaneateles lake
which is the main feeder of about thirty miles of
canal is two feet and six inches below the average
height OF former years, while the De Ruyter. Erie
Long Level are also unusually low. Owing to the
scarcity of water. all the dry docks wasteweirs and
every other place where water can escape have been
closed, and especial care is being taken to prevent
the wasting Of water. Unless heavy falls of rain re-
plenish the reservoirs, navigation must suffer-"
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MeeHinH "a

wedding CRrGs.-The Newest Styles, at
DEMPSEY & 0'TOQLR's,
Ensravers and Statieners
1stpap20-tf cor. Charles and Lexington sta
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LADIES, NoTIcRl The best blood purifier is Hy
gienio Wine. Ask your druggist for it. my15-2t
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XXXIXTH CONGRESS.
THE CHOLERA QUARANTINE QUESTION

Passage OF Joint Resolution,
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dI-6m2p JAS. H. JoHysos L Co., proprietors.

RooG Of all Sizes, Oahaad Pine Wood,
Delivered free of charge.
Office City Steam Fire Wood Mills,
8 South street,
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ki..tsiiRsg Wood.

French Note and Letter Papers. at
DEMPSEY & 0'rOoLE's
Engrayers and Statoners,
ap20-tf1stp cor. Charles and Lexington sts.
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Slsitti1S Sards.-'The most Fashionable, at
DEMPSEY & 0'TooLE's
Engravers and Stati0ners
ap2o-tf1stp cor. Charles and Lexington sts.
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0IUMACH, BUM LLS,
LIVER AND KIDNEYS.

AS preventative of
CHOLERA
it stands Gurivaled. No house should be without it,
for to prepare against an enemy is a sure way to
victory.
The pernicious nostrums known as BITTERS pro-
duce only DISORDERS
HYGlENIC WINE regulates the system by gently
tion. 1t is the
BEST, most DELICIOUS,
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The FRUIT IN CALIFoREIA.-A correspondent of
the New FORK Tribune. writing from San Francisco,
says.
righteousness, are her surprising riches Trees are
twice as large as in New York or Ohio at the same
age In one year the cherry has grown fourteen feet
high the pear ten feet and the stems of peach trees
three inches in diameter: One peach tree a year
from the bud grew eight feet high, with trunk cir
twig foot long, stuck in the ground in 1856 bore
fruit the next The apple tree bears in the sec
ond or third year from the bud, and apples have
tincty Northern fruit, however, requiring a cold
climate. it has not the .pungent flavor which New
England and Oregon imp3rt But the enormous
peaches the strawberries-whose vines produce four
ve crops year, and grapes, which grow with in
credible profusion, have peculiarly rich and gen.
erOus taste that lngeys lovingly on The palate"
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Business Cards.
LETTER HEADINGS,

IEIIEh HEAUINUS,
CHECKS, DRAFTS, &s.. &e,
Engraved and printed in the most approved style.
and with despatch. by
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ONO CRops.-The New Philadelphia, Tuscarawa,

UBIO CKUPS.-IHe 4NUW HLIlUtIpnlal IuScafaWA1
county Ohio Chronicle says:
From information received from farmers and others
feel justified in saying that unless some unforeseen
event Should yet destroy the fruit we will haye plenty
O. It IN tins county Some say peaches are much in
jured others. that cherries are somewhat hurt but
nearly all agree IN saying that we will have plenty
Tho wheat cron in tbs yv 81 bo er ab
some farmers will not harvest as many bushels as
they put into the ground last fall and the entire
yield In the county will not be much more than
fourth Of an average crop.
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CONCERNING BoNYETs. one Of the Paris fashion
writers exclans And then the bonnets there never
was the ike seen There is the inverted breakfast
plate style, trimmed With everything and anything
dish-covsr STYLE either with or without the little
round button at the top. like the great Panjar
dereen;) the fancy work basket style the table mat
style oval and worn long ways, all trimmed and be-
dnened with glass or straw. or jets, or birds, or
feathers flowers or ell OF these put together. Q
did see a very elegant lady with bonnet composed
of varegated bird as large as full fedgod canary
d bow of ribbons some ends of tue, and white
ostrich pluIne) Then there is the fanchon, a half
handkerchief style. pretty sensible in its way and
then the innumerable composite orders Of bon
net architecture for which is at the mercy of ones
modiste, to which class | commend the ladies to ad-
dress themselves. Everything is in fashion,
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STATISTICS OF CRIME IN FRANCE-In France the
course of Justice take cognizance one year with
another, of crimes of every kind and there is
an exceedingly slight variation in the numbers pre-
sened by two years. either with reference TO the
gross total to that of either of the great divisions
crimes against the property and crimes against the
person. or the subdivisions 173 900 attempts on prop
erty and 81 800 against the person, yearly made
and continue steadily at these figures from year TO
year, with very slight deviations. Each class en-
braces sixteen divisions, and the proportion of the
accused to the entire population is between one to
every 1900, and one to every 5000
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A SINGULAR DIVORCE CAsE.-A curious case of di-
vorce was developed in the Supreme Court of New
York Saturday. The parties in the suit are Rev.
Joseph A Saxton, of Norwichton, Connecticut and
his W, fe Anna A. SaxtOn. 1t appears the papers
that Mrs Saxton in February of this year, through
lawyer named Mr.. Howes. applied to the Supreme
Court in New FORK for and obtained divorce from
her husband the ground of adultery 1t is alleged
by the defendant that he knew nothing of the divorce
until he it in the newspapers, and he now seeks
defend himself. The case develops some strange
facts relative to the procuring of divorces in that
State. Judge Barnard remarked that he would in
future have all witnesses in divorce examined
before him in open court and not send them before
referees.
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What a Stranger Secs in Congress OF
SATURDAYS.

The hall is rather sombre, daylight struggling
in drearily from the top; but even the light of dull
day makes the gliding glare painfully. He observes
the two little flags over the speakers head, and has
taken his seat before perceiying that man is on his
legs. behind of those little gingerbread desks
harangueing the House. lie cannot hear a word he
says partly because the man does not talk loud
enough, but chiefly because no one is paying any at
tenton to him.. But few members in their seats,
and these are busy writing an exercise that they
vary with another that somewhat amazes friend.
he tries vainly, and would like to catch word or
two of speech that seems to elicit such terrible ap
plause. The members are constantly clapping their
hands with great but not prolonged energy at which
little hobgobn pages spring about running as if to
and our friend sras eSsT ct fs a be a5
clapping is not applause, but mode of summouing
the pages He gazes 40 bewiiderment on the Babel
before him. The man is reading his speech, aPd does
so from printed copy as ii he paid by che line
for 1t. The pages SKIP about. The members clap
| their hands. People come in and look st the shew
with stocel apathy, and then go out again. The man
finishes his reading and sits down.. Another man
gets up and commences the same performance. The
left. The man ia reading his speech. He does not
do it very gibly he does not do 1t as if he expected
to gain anything by it. Some humane friend comes
to his with motion, by parliamentary fiction
the speech is considered delivered and printed with
the proceedings, and as many copies as the orator
| envelope and franked to wondering constituency
| in his district"
1t may be necessity in the economy of the great
parliamentary whale that it up to the surface
and blow off. and then go down again. If it could
be entirely restricted to the Saturdays it would be
| devote to parliamentary nonsense. Making speech
| is considered the destiny of politicians. The
| member who should not succeed in going through
| the operation Just described at least once in every
| session. and trankiag home many thousand dirty
| sidered On utter tailure-a fraud upon the public
| II makes no difference that he has nothing to say
1t makes still less that wants to Ii ten to him
At the close of his 'catechism" some leader of the
House may be kind enough to shake him by the hanC
and congratulate him his speech" but even the
most yerdant member IS not unsophisticated enough
to believe that it had any effect anybody. 1t is
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says:--"Some months ago, the papers of Rochester,
New York. INDUCED in some very shameless state
ments that, as soon as navigation opened, Chicago
carrying with it the cholera in its most malignant
character The best answer 10 this ridiculous fabr-
cation is furnished by the fact that Rochester mers
have been sending to Chicago for several days. heavy
orders for the wheat in our warehouses and paying
prices for it wholly inconsistent with its alleged char
aeter for rottenness.
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in the country.
For proof of this, we only ask you to

TRY TT.
HYGIENE WINE is used throughout Europe. ap-
proved By physicians there, and also by the School
of Medicine Of Paris, where no quack concoctions
such as fill the country. can pass
1t is sold JUST AS IMPORTED.
FOR LADIES it is Just THE thing possessing a
Pleasing Taste, and eectual in imparting strength
in all cases of Weakness: The Ladies have here a
l9ng-felt want supplied; TRY IT., Weare confident
Biters and Tonic in the country.
Sold by al respectable Druggists.
W. Ii. BROWN 4 BRO.
South Liberty st., n Y
mvl3- eO3tlstp lmrorteIs and Sole Pr uric; ors
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AN AMERICAN sIm0OS.

The Sand Storm on Sunday Afternoon
Hts SuGdenness and Singular Effects
Street Passengers Caught in the Gale
Hats. Ronness, Waterfalls ard ETlnbrei.
Has Blown SlEyIHiGh-The wind on q
Er055C.
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Macmillan and American Commerce,

FULL POWER VESTED IN THE PRESIDENT
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DEATH WITH HORRIBLE DELIBERATIoE.-At Saint
Louis, Missouri few days since German shot him
self in the Western Cemetery It appears that after
he had spread oil cloth upon the excavated clay of
grave be took seat; he then fixed string over the
trigger of heavily loaded shot gun and then ooped
1t around his right foot, rested his head the muz
zle and thus blew his head off from the eyes back
pei. He lay with his head toward the edge of an
opened grave, and his feet against a locust tree
with his scalp dangling from the branches
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-, COMMUEICATIONS,
:. The Speaker laid before the House communiear
ton wrttun in French, from the Swiss Committee OF
the American Association in Switzerland for the ben
eft of enfranchsed slaves of America. and also en-
closing addresses to the American Congress from SIM
, 1866-10-26

To the CITY and Country:
hearty thsuls for the liberal donations aud dlsIo-
tftfont In RESPONSE 10 Il. We now adlsc7s :sc
country as well, and with Ike confidence in both.
Our operatiols arc not confned to the city, AZ
eomc Or our fDmates trc from the cpuuHy-Ion,
Tie East sad South. ~ wGll a. ts1n the Wc.t and
Not,hHce:; not . ie.s Of them has:ng foash; The
~ wt,les approaches We arc reminded nf special
wants to lie supplied in the Home. Ou: fooms
must Il, r hs9a ss9as tiF: sa sonEests agd asi.h.
Of Articles IL this ln:--as telsteots, mattresses,
spreads, blankets, shee:s, pillows, nud pillow.
mat nss na or IS:
And we need these things Immediately. Food,
iaet. aha oGeent nppsit3 our tnEaatcs !n1st hare.
t. Dc s[s 'at th 70 leg csd od loI3g.
to purchase the building and provision, the In
znaies hitherto, and now ihc health aud absen.ecs
both II OH city and country, viii promptly and
nbcIa1)y rcspord 10 tEis call
We could nGtne the free exncnu ltusr Of money,
pa7t Of the early frletds Of tic Home as special
a single sne oi which Las been worth ten ,iaca
laid oul for the Home. Dus we deem 1t uuueecs-
nc can assure tae puhIic VIC hare euch arrange
this charity VIII be economically c@pea1ed, and
al1 II The direct Interest Of humanity.
ni;ss sss iii y ssa:!a rSs, :o snns
ehlllfcn, may; rerlaI's, mosa sour sympa:hiee
morG readily than onrs; hut we submit 10 yurr
candid secon.l thought, whether there arc got
sober. Industrious, Kind husband ,:d fakr.. In
place Ut The dzlnkatd who srss onee their terror:
same a;ld totusnt, sioes 1ot mus vitality a :es
hGr weak, dependent children.
Hoping In 4 week to le able to re-onea The
11oms. We say to our frirnds-:lIe friecds Of !u-
FpQrG In tlckloNc OF tEtfjiL1 or supplies rN1r hp
, 1866-10-26

In the afternoon The Grain ma:keta werc qn,ct.
About II, ,utN bu Of No. Wheat changed hands At
S1:U Corn was qniet at &c ior No. In st-re.
PROVISIONS wt!e t.e.lecled abJ noyrInal
, 1866-10-26

Tlr GtlcndaEce on Change to-day was gco3,
aEh the 1eaafcs EarSc:s o., acd stronger, bnt
after the rcecip, of the Scs You. dispatches, the
advanced prices wcra'uot maintained, eua b2siaes
closed dull.
The Pnoyisicn market Was unsettled. Old Mess
Pork was anll and tic $1.oo lower, rttl, sales Of
eco his 81 sc1.c0. NcwEMess fo, present delivery
SOIL last evening 10 the extent OF ITO l,z1s At n1,
ba. to-day there wc:e sellers at s.. t with buyers
at F,o.t0- Green Ea1ns wcre inquired Ios, with
sales Of ECO res ut l3c from 1hr block. In BULK
Ncets thesc was co movement whatever. Prime
3a:d was .sei1 d, 1s::c, with good demaca At
l.e. at which NC note salcs Of 50 tcs. small lot
ct rresscd Eas> sold III lie.
Nhistcy was nrtn but iaaetivca: tac Tor Beaded.
We heard Of no transactions. Free was quiet!
w!1h sales or ab b:ls q. $2SS3.
IT He onering there w:s an ac!ivc s.,ip7iu. de-
n:s,d f.. Flous, and under thr ia3nenrs Of more
f:*c1.rtc a.1s9ces from Scw York. the market I'D.
vaseea 1SG sc, sn: Subsequent desr71che. proving
trec,isIec.orr the Improvement was totally lost
ard tie market closed ta:ne. aaou: s,.c1 barrels
..a1gcd ha2ds at SIS $50 Tor WEitc Tiniess;
$ll.Ca!,E Ills for Red Wi2tezei $!0as3ls.5o to7
.p,inc E5tsas ard IS eD1 ioE Spring Supces.
Lfs Eis.s7 st1d 10 = sr:aH c@:enl al SG.so.
Tie Wheat market opcled strong and an aa-
yare vi u. &c rs Obtained, but after The receipt
ot tic t;t-Haics, leGyy lceiing set in. End The
arrfeci.;ion was laosv tt.ar lost. We note sales
OF l-s,[tI bu 1t SS-l5&l.2a 1os NO. u Sl.aots-b
FIR 20 III Il. J.. 81 I.a5 LEG for In 4. D. i
C.: St!: l.o1 f.: DO II Crztra! S1.:s,.s % fot
d. ii, lr.p:: X 1.Glfor do n y. $. aud S.W.,
! :;rs :,.cc2 ~: ior Rejected sprins-c1osing at
| j:$1ec nrites for NJ. aEta
| On IL .crrbstopc' Corn wus stronger, and
ea,ts CT No. In e:o-c uc.e 2aadc al 1o.s 4 :7,i c,
| In, q, 'c1.an-c ;lw o2c:lIr:. psi.c was 7tc. al
| Ills dru,c there was a mcdvsate business dc:r,
hit sul scoucrs'y the MARKET bceamc hcavy. a'd
! e:adnal'y to,a down to I;.s:c. Amoacita-- de-
m.ul to iii e cs.so carried 'as hsnse up to ''e
trt a; ttc close il was Giiica't to ob:ain ~:
Com sEcAt was ,c:: Q:.it,.. The ss1ts a:cs.sl.>
151lce lest 1i:<7s,:e :e fur Ny. !. MD s,L ~ f3i
NJ. :, IN s,or,'; 1'e f,- No. I, md &c for No.
Il 81 N;sri. cass &C ;nr Wits a:.eas-1lot!c:
H.at, at e-1.c tor No. IL slnst..
ILc:c ,7cs i-s11y astlyc aeaa>:d for Cas-. ss.t
, 1866-10-26

AsHonE.-We learn that the bar{e +. T. Shcr-
man, upward boauu, wcat ashore At Bo;s Claac,
On Monday hight.
DA4AoED.-The bark Francis u. Gardner made
this port ycatssdas with her sails gone. anI
otherwise damaged. We 1cnrn that sai!or
on board the Garducr was injured By tal1iuE
from ono Of The yards. His injuries 1sa slight.
R1stSa or TIE BAEE 0csAs NArE.-N osk
will be commenced shortly on the bark 0ceac
Tavc. whic!. capsizea Inst sn71ns on Cham
tess' Is1and, Green Lay, by Captain Falcon, Of
the Boston Wrecktug Company.
AauoCSp.-The schooner E. ?. norr, Of Ra.
cine, Ia reported aground near Bar Point, hut In
10 Immediate danger.
DAua6Ep.-Thc bark Favorttc, from Buffalo,
was struck hy the e4ralt> neas the Clay Banks,
and had her torcsa1i, to1sau and tfhs damaged &C.
ziors!y. She was compelled 10 stop at Detroit
for repairs.
DtsMas7sD.-Thc bar. Driheew.teE. Of Da9alo,
syus difmasted in the gale Of Sunday Eight, and
lost 10th OF her anchors and chains. She arrived
at Buffalo on Tue.daE.
The s7cEu.-Thc Saginaw Eatrrrl~ ssys q
scyerc ea.c r,cvailed all day Tuesda:. rendering
tic movement OF vessels diffcnft and dangerous,
river.
TIssrIs FAssiSE TIE NEL1ASD CANAL.-Bound
eastward on ths I'D: prppel!css Lowell, East
schooner Pelsian. Bound westward on the 18th
Schooner Shoot On the s1th: propeller Young
America. sctoores Caitaagcataa; On the I'D
schooner Belle Sheridan.
TIC arrivals for the past twcuty-foa1 hours nu.1
rer sixtcen vessels, including one steamer. tw<
rrcpc!:ezE, orc bark, one hs1s and eleven schooa
c1s. TIE c1carances numbered twelve vessels O
all descriptions.
, 1866-10-26

.--' H.. "-----
!! reHrding rren: prices to7 high 70 warrant nar-
cha1 tor rtting. The sto"k Is ac.1m:l,:an Ia tsc
.14@'s. sctes1o" III sai3es VIII II a p:n5sNfy f1i'
NV oHe:iass Eerc p'csy creay rtYii:1 5st~rca
- ra.Asts aoo CIV nasEnfss ~ pf!tcs ra:lng
s.1s io' c,nno7 mixed BLOCK u 3S.o) f,r 4;ooi
t,1I.Ha 11Sn, ssset.s. ~ IT, ~ qosl''
Esna ia !. 1n.r
Common 81 Metla,r. .......... ,.,,,...' st55a
Cattle sales tn-isr !ne1nte NE tnllowtns:
w.,,,re-,- : ~ ~ ~. - ~ 49, 10.DAi.
steers, uTer::tns i ~ A. r u ~ se9 goal ssose
herman 4 Finley soti 1teck 5S head n.alrm e.ors
az stes!1 aEfs!ng ~ =: ia and WI tu; Mt jL5
a,ersr;re1 ~ " e E3.a A dae y oca1 TEXAS Cattle.
Ilu;onG snlt Bcre Al tcsl miSst tsc,1ia a.
, 1866-10-26
::yEss.zssaIir:l4.s: II. aNI CE;NsEs,I1cltkl. f..


I'LL i:SIA4 EshLNla't+ Nt-Vu-s
Interest ceased to-taE on the balance OF :he
"Tcnacorn1r 10an," or "CIezrinc noasc Ccrtia-
Gates 5O, o. Land the funds 70. thci: :.::enp
zion await presentation at the ssb-Trca 7nrte: ID
New York, Ecetou, Philadelphia, and Cincsnaat.
It IS altoct theE probable that large proportion
Of tbs amount wiil be allowed to remain on de-
posi- with tic Government, tho certificates .re
b,scr aaarted for settling ha!ancci 4! the Clear
inG House." than the s:ceahacks.
There was moro active deE23r6 -. Money To-
day at most Of the discount houscs. aud thu 1,-
Let was working rroportfonatrly closer, bos.iss-
ing on st,iuscucy. Yhss ncccssi.atcd a nasspw
scrutiny on all pape. presented Tor discount, and
few heyonl those WHO were absolutely entitled to
1t rccc{<cd accommodation There was M ch1r:;;c
in tie bank rate. In the open market busiscss
1apcs Is negotiated At 1::sls per Cent aeeostlinc
to una'hr.
There was decided scarcity Of Exchange to-
day, is,d uEdcT au :et1sc Demand tho Ioa:ssf Naf
decidedly dt1u.r. There Is conEa-ntiself 1:hit
csehuuge t'eing made, owin. 10 tho scarcity ol
freight tcor. oil the railroads, and ,hs high rites
OF lnl c iE.ghta carse tLdsarcts TO- hold oi+ caRs
pc}ltt:, Tie banks TO carry lhe properly until l.
cat, bc forwarded m te.ltr terms. Round lois oi
Eachnuge ,yc,c placed between hankcrf at Sic
diScorci q Jc psen1un-closIng viii, more try.
cre tban sellers at the upper figure. some of The
banks say they wl'I be compelled to shit, car-c.cy
tf'he rrrscnt %t.inEency continues much lonccr.
Ttelc WIS no change III counter rates-1-toG, i dls
, count 1,nsluc, end par scisaps mostly at sac
tutfcc 0gufce. nn@sio and 0ewcso sight wert
. talcu ii 20 = dssenunt.
| Flour opened active and &c higher, lii: 1.,t
+! market closed weak, having lost the advane,
/ Wheat opercd ael:c bet,e:, bst thc improvement
was subsequently, lost. Corn was dull ami closat
| &c lower. c:te wc.c ;:Gs'c bri,cs. isye &C
| ciircd 1c harley !9s3c bc:tcr. 1assc Frtisht
wcrc more :ctisc j: decline of &C l;tc VII Ike.
wls iuZc:.rc. novi>;one were dull Ill.,: tliel III,
"-"ds wtra quiet Wool WAS Gail. t;re
ranged.
s. : -as i+fn ,,a.ot, c.oa''r ri"
! Af,} n- . NeJ E,r: ~ i4Tt. III
, 1866-10-26
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ssHcE THE LAST
ANNUAL MESSAGE
ISSUED by TIE rRorn1s1ons OF
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Stomach Bitters!
For the ,::o:zatlo. AID guidance Of III wto xes..e
HEALTH
As the GREATEST OF TEMPORAL BLEss1HEk,
LIE Demand for this potent and agreeable VeSf~
table TONIC and ALTERAT1VB
has eeen tsuznciast1y
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