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J FROM San FRANCTsCO. !

SAN BRAeiCIsco, Sept 30l--A Port
land, hOregost, dispatch last night says
A. w. Corbett, Unionncandidate, was
elected United States Senator yester-
day by strict party vote of 38 to 3l.
4 Gov Mccormick, Of Arizona, issued
a proclamation convehing the TerriL
torial Legislature atRPreseott, on the
3D. of October. Advices from Pres.
cott say Col. Els Bashfordwas elect
ed to Congress by a small majority
oyerCol. Penten, the present delegate.
The schooner @. ID. FOote, Captain
Rodrick, brings 300 barrels of oil
and 1000 pounds of bone. -All
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FROM s,T. LoIiTs.

st. IoUrs, Sept 30i-Ferty miners
from Montana arrived at st. Joseph
yesterday, having nearly a million of
gold dust 10 theiT p1sseAsipti.t t,, ~ \. 4 X I,
The ST. Louis Agriahltnralaand
Mechanical Fair will commence to
morrow, under the. most faTorabla
auspices The weather lis beautiful.
George II Hall Conservative nom
inee for Congress Of the Seventh Dis
triot, has declined, and Geo, A. Haw-
ley appointed Instead ,.,f is.i x,.l ~ "a
8 Flour, steady and unchanged
Wheat, 3@5f lover. Corn, dropping,
Oats, declined, at l45(94Se. Pork,
heavy; bacon, lower; clear sides, zoe
shoulders, l6ao. Whisky, unchanged.
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IaI

The cable between GrauIey' HOreu
and SzenjWin Bay, distance of about
700 miles and that between Cape Sou
berg and Bay of the Audier, will, it il
said, be laid before the end of this
month. n nia8 Daa fi.qHorl
American and Russian energy has
been very quick in taking steps to
complete the tie which is to connect
and hold together the two Nations,
whose new alliance, though baptised
ia champaign and heralded forth by a
banquet of fire works and cannon,
may be regarded without he Slightest
feeling of uneasiness by some OF the
more westerly nations of Europe,
New YoRK, Sept. 29.-The Post is
assured, upon undoubted authority,
that Gen. Dix has accepted the naval
office, lhgt that he will not Esmain
long ia it,, ,,yt.,.e...,...
New YoRK@, Sept. 2a4lzThe I'll, ship
Seminole arrived to-day from San
Franeise0. She sprung a leak N the
Pacific and had to throw overheard
800 sacks Of copper ore, by which the
leak was decreased and the pumps
kept her tfee. sfaI HH4 a4 4i.r-. "a
NEW HoBK, Sept 90 Advices
from Paris by the Guba's mails state
that the Marquis de Galefet is to go
az Minister !! with Gen DE 6Astellnap
To Mexico. & ish.ll, .s3.l is s,g. n. no.,
"a dispatch from Madrid says the
Spanish Government has been in
formed that the negotiations
undertaken by the United States Gov
ernment to bring about a peace be-
tween Chilli andsSpaih werefprogress-
ing fayarably. asBasi -. -
Z New YoRH Sept. 29,r-The National
Express and transportation Company
closed all its Offices west and south
this day by order of the assigneesni,liss ~ 4
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SUNDAY NIGHTS
DISPATCHES.
THE PAYMENT THE SOLDIERS
'i' BOUNTY. i,''i
STATEMENT OF THE SECRETARY
iaf sag OF WAR. bs-a.o.al
FRosI sEWyORLEANs.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 3O.4Arrived,
steamers Montgomery and Monterey,
and bark AndaIhoh from New York,
The schooner United Indidno1a for
Pensacola, sprung a leak.on the 2Sth,
and put in here IN distress. 'lfiti4' Psi
New YoRK Sept. 30.-A fire bFoke
out in Halerspeket's drug store again
last evening, but did not do mleh
damage. Aclerk was SEVERELY burned,
The store of August Weber, i'm
porter Of China and Porcelain ware in
Liverpool Street, was damaged to the
amount Of 1900 dollars last night by
NJ, B. Walf4E Of the United States
Frigate MadaWaska, was thrown from
jured. '' ''' ''' r." ''''" y '',.'
The South BrQakIy Oil Works were
tligRtly ta4da1 injured Ry the PR explosion yes
The Grocery Store Of Aaron Rails
in Fulton Avenue, Bneoklyn, was
damaged TO the extent of 4 200 dol
lars by FIRE yestefdayl4 Won p
The, Rope Walk, Of Rndd apd. Leg
mer, on Flushing Avenue, BTOoklyn,
was destroyed by fire Yesterday. Loss,
5000 dollars. Insured for. $500 doll
lars. si.Ri 3y3llad aa9 oaH iiH l9.l Ia
ffltl t4rfE lssfIfllAFs sFye.t ..4H,
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FROM wAsHINGT0N.' =

WAsHfEnfdN, D.9 o., Sept. 90
In the United States District Court,
Judge Underwood presiding, sitting
at Alexandria, the eOnfseation case
Of the United States us. j. III, Me
Weigh, was takep, up,n ppds MF. Nc
Ffssa Rf9Sas8Eb 5Ebs B6ss9ass s@ sGs
dismissed. and he thus has returned
to him all lis real estate which has
not actually been sold, and which IN
eludes two large dwellings in "a Alexan-
dria. Much Of his property. how,
ever, had pneYiousls gone, through the
Court and United States Cenfseation
Bureau. rE at AfAP
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FRoaa Ton0NTo. Q. ".

ToRONTo,l O.. w, Sept. 29,--The
time for importing fire arms and mu-
nitions of war has been extended to
October IT. The Executive Council
meets at Quebec enext week. The Ca
madam delegates to England TO ar
range details of Confederation of the
Provinces leavs this city in Novem-
ber, There will be five members OF
the Canadian Ministry.
In the course of October there will
be thirty thousand breach leaders dis
tributed to the military in Canada.
The weather is beautiful, ah4tns
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million claimants. The party devoted
themselves to theirwork, and when it
was completed made report to the
Secretary Of War That officer rer
Yised the regulations, and having
| doubtedlin respect to some legal point
determined by the board referred the
report to the Attorney General, who.
after eOnsidesat advised certain
changes, s,aIThe matter was again res
ferfed to- the board with instructions
0Teyise and amend the regulation, 4
This was done and the amended
regulation being approved OflbyJ the
AttOTpsy General, were promptly pub,
lished and orders issued to carry them
into effect, La the whole procedure
there was no interference by the Pres
ident or Secretary 9of the Treasury,
The report was not suppressed nor
seen by either Of them The ragpla-
tlpps We're prepared under the digee-
tians of the. Secretary yaf War with as
much diligence as the difficulties, of
the sabje4t and the magBltHde of the
disbursements would admitsHiln rek
speet 10 the FdeFtempDrarilys ysuspen-
dingIthe. payment of bouptias tp cQss
eGed troops, Congress Had manifested
an anxious desire by 7amendmeBts Of
the, act TO SECURE those heuHtles TO the
e0l0red soldiers and 10 protect him
against fraudulent agents and, asn
signees, the amount Of these bauar
tlesa Is ( estimated at ID S2Q,000O00,
the Secretary j of War felt it his
duty ito, have the regulations of the
pay department. carefully REVISED, 50
as to provide any additional checks
that might secure the bounty to coli
oEedi soldiers, and protect the TFeasil1
ny against fraud. ! The subject was
s3erefare referred t0 Gen. lCapbys
board, and upon !. their report being
made. payment pf these ib9ppbesI was
YraeFeagI ignp3 lo 8zus1 ahi isaiRa6
gifpr the dtemppraryi suspspSlg ng 0f
payment neither the PTesidenti nor
Secretary pt the Treasury is responsi5
bIeno All the time taken up, was ,Ee4
qgired ia justiie TO the eolaEed ,s0lT
der and the. public treasury, and, 10
carry out the manifest puTDpfe qf gppr
gress, SO as. 30 protect the, soldiers as
far ae might be done, by carefully pre-
pared regulations against being cheat
ed out Of theT bogptyps.;5 sIidA"
4 by order of the Secretary of War.
fessit,Zmbae Iiia H., N; R4EANT0N,li
lE, u, TOWNSEND, .Aa,A G. ..i,-0f
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I am, respeetfuIIyl ------ - =
A VOICE FRoM- YICKsBURGL

VIGKsBuRG, MISS, Aug, y, 1868
DIR. JOHN BULIs-Dear Sir: / am happy
10 stale TO you that have used your yalu-
able " Cedron Bitters" with great benefit to
myself, in general debility and prostration
OF my system produced by the Unhealthy
and miasmatic tpfiuence of the Mississippi
River around Vieksburg, having been with
General GRANTS army through its whole
southern campaign. / confidently recon-
mend its use 10 all persons who are eX-
posed to unhealthy climates. iJ.
thHh ifi' iit II. w. FOGLE,
Agent II. =. Sanitary Commission
For sale by PETER VIERILNG, Water
street. fmayl4
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SPECIAL NoT4cE.
BULLS fOBDRON BITTERs.
Read Mr.. EsiiDards's Stdtenitel,lt.

Ileuu ATF.1 IldIiDuFd9'5 61uteUieII,
itii'a z LouI5VILLE, KY, April ~, 1863.
DR, JOHN BULL4Dear Sirs Gratitu0e 10
Tic, feqhires that should give you h state
ment, for public usey of the great beneht
have derived from the use of your 4 Cedron
Bitters." After military service of thir-
teen months, embracing the Pea Ridge
campaign and battle, { was discharged
from the service and came home 10 die,
debility were fast hnRFying me TO the
grave, and every remedy prescribed by
physicians seemed only 10 aggravate my
diseaseGg About four weeks ago was for
tunate enough to proeurej your y GedrOn
Bitters," aud by the use of them alone |
nave been restored to perfe et and robust
health. lean most earnestly recommend
tnem as being all, Rnd more than all, they
ire recommended to be. You are at liberty
1 o make any use you wish of this state
Inent. sff5f -nU ..ff Fn f5 -layuf.l.u.
afn, respectfully,
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MEMS ny GARLE.

QuEENsTOwN, Sept. 25.-The steam
er City of Boston, from New York, arr
rived atSoathamptOn TO day. 9ya -
~ The Mayor of. Southanspton has in
vited the officers of the United States
war ships to dinner. .a
BERLIN, Sept 27-pount Bismarks
illness is considered serious, ,.....
FLnRENoE, Sept 25s~7The veterans
of Garribaldi, at Seceo, are to be dis
banded s.. ,t4fa
LONDON, Sept, 25,-The presence of
three United States ships of war at
the Island of Condia, attracts much
attention, .sr.... ..,. ..i.,'.3 ''.
LlvERpooL, Sept. 25-Cotton active,
Sales to-day, 10000 bales Middling
uplands are quoted at 13sd. The
price of cotton published this morning
under date of the 9th, viz, l2bd, is
evidently erroneous. The breadstuff
market is excited. Corn is quoted at
2Ss Cd Wheat is Sd higher, Flour
has advanced q, Provision market
better, Beef has advanced 2s Cd,
LONDON, Sept, 25.-Consols quoted
at S94, Securities are selling to-day;
u, S. Five twenties, ia; Erie Rail-
road shares, 459; Ill, O., 77a. sa..
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 25.-The Teur
tonia has sailed for New York with
00,000f in gold. The Bremen also
sailed with el42 900 in gold. . .iia
BERLIN. Sept. 26.-The Chamber of
Deputies has passed bill authorizing
loan Ministers have agreed to a
reduction to 30,000,000 thalers, but
urge upon the Chambers that the
Government should be kept in strong
financial position. so
PARIS, Sept, 26.-It is said that
Spain accepts the, good offices of Eng
land and France, as mediators between
herself and Chill and Peru. aa ~
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.-Cotton has
advanced Id. Sales to-day 10000
bales; middling nplands are quoted at
13sd s ? IL IL .tdhe IU4
The breadstuffs market is frmer.
LONDON, Sept. 26AConsols quoted
at 59f for money, American seouri-
ties are selling as follows; u. s. 5-20's
7lai Erie shares 474; Illinois Central
hallfoad rs, t4 ls
BERLIN, Sept, 27,-The Prussian
Diet has been parogned .,i. a5a
MADRID, Sept. 27.-Gen.t Marsulus
has been appointed Governor Gener-
al of Cuba. mln Iqs
FLORENCE, Sept GA Military
Commission has gone to Venice to
take possession, for the Italian Gov
ernment, of the war material therel
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27.--Cntton ac-
tive and higher, The sales to-day
amount to 10000 bales; midIing up.
lands laid, The Breadstuff market
is tirmer, xt3ft5R
LONDON, SEPT. T,-Consols S@9l
Illinois Central shares ia; Erie 47a
United States 5-20s III. oI9
| ~ TrT7-f
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/ SIZE EcIAL. Ia m n Offices.

Bp Madame Foy's Corset Skirt Supporter
is an admirable arrangemept which pre-
vents ladies who wear it suffering from
fatigue. In a word, # Is, without excep-
tiOn, the hest Invention for the purposes
intended that has yet been introduced. 1t
may be had OF all dry-goods and fancy
stores. saees f .fe.l
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Dialogue between COmmOn-Sense and
pt a DysDeDtic. y Z.

Common-sense. Is ii possible foE any
human 35eing 70 enjoy life while suffering
Dgspepffc No more than il is possible
20 be happy on the E9ek, speak nom e3-
: Common-Sens Suppose. then. that
| remedy for this terrible complaint is Offer
sd, under the guarantee of hundreds of inr
diyiduals OF high social standing, who
have tested the effect ofthe article Ia their
oWp cases, is it not unWise in any one
9fiilct.edi with The disease to neglect giving
: Dyspepffc. Unduestionably. i admir-
the premises. What is the deducuon2gi
B Comm dn-Sense. Give heed, HOSTET-
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS is such a
08pledy. The EVIDENCE Of its efficiency as a
Hndenied, and indeniabfe. Baye yoa ever
ascertained by experiment whether u is or
Is not the Infalhble cure thAt il il Glained
Z tDyspepfic.. c6nfess that have. not. q
Commsn-Sense Then you stand con-
yieted of folly by your own showing, II
vanced in favor of tins great tonic bad
been submitted to you with regard to any
business speculaTTiona yS;u, @oqId llaXs gone
afce than tile dollars and cents which no
man can enjoy Without it7
apyspeptic; No, no, no q THOUSAND
times no. COmfnOn-SenSe, you are right.
l wild give the i3ittefs trial. ii11 2Ht
Common Sense. Do so, and shan never
more flaYs reason 10 address you as dys-
pSpsH'S' i4 h}iw atiHislh 97aW I9di nadH
aa4 "a b93Hgonvgq sifH a9ifW ,Hnfi9ib
.na2ol M .K4a
s1- HAEL'6 V1EGETABLE SICILLAN
LAIR RIsivEWIfIe has pf6sad itself to be
hsBapst peFfaet .pFeDaTatipn for the APir
Rer offered TO the public.
tits a Vegetable c0m pound, ana contains
no injurioas prop4raes whatsSerlmr9 obi
n gpi4 rsstsYA gray i4lis 10 ~ original G9leTs
II will keep the hair, from falling out.i
II cieanses the scalp, and makes the.haff
SOFT 1tlstrous, and silkdh. .b919fll3b ibhd
III alspleadid Gh saEdrsssings snlal9 bng
use IL,
a II d lyec6Asnteaded ana ussGo B5 me hrst
medical authority. ~. hsaY
uAsk for Halls sieiliaD Vegetable Hair
Renewer, and take no other,
Hib n r. 'IfALLJ& II Co, Proprietors,n
.f7t9inf 10 3l3l 3hl Nashua N H.
-ldd ~ KELLER &iWHIfE, Agents. fd
llpaay24 dlH4 odi "a. EYansyilie, Ind.,l
u a.
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Z AIt6usrA,, GA, Sept, 30,LAt a
meeting Of Stockholders of. the Nation
al Il xpress Company last night, it was
resolved to. sustain the Company. 80
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FEMALE AGENTS WANTED.
"A Good Chance to Make Money.

yWyME UNDERSIGNED WIFI. BE IN
II Evansville, for few days only, for the
for a new invention, which every family
ought 70 haye, Miss Mary j. Ewing's Sys-
tenn for Cuttlngand Fitting Ladies' Dresses.
Basqnes, ,BoysCoate and Children's Dresses
being . delineationa OF scales upon the
principle OF actual measurement - il re-
garded as perfection itself by all who have
used IL. Amy lady wishing To learn, or to
become an Agent, can satisfy herself on
the correctness and simplicity of this seals
ofiacuual neasurenent by having "A lining
wanted 10 travel on sommission For par-
ticulars, inquire at Mrs. Dufham's, corner
sixaA a>d @hsNhMak ssrssts, 49,. ia.Letl
s..s. az ~AzAdlsIiA b.
oIT hrTsla uoilaoiIgga $50 obnm baG.
-dii fH snR Gsm yI3g9 fadi l33nDOHnG
aiodW sid smGH - LII9
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b IMPORTANT TO THE. SICK

We invite the Special attention of our
eadersAto DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
Ehich can be seen in our advertising col
INNS. Dr. Elasterly's Family Medicines
are deservedly popular, have a rapid sale,
give general satisfaetion.ian are kept in
all the principal drug-stores throughout
the Western and Southern States. Ii win
pe seen that Or. Easterly does not recon-
mend one medicine TO cure all diseases
but prepares q remedy, for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
mayIO
Es7 COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP This
'elebrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
.smand lis made from the oHoIoEsr mate
ais, is MILD and EAoLLIEEr in its nature,
RAGRARTLY scEETED, and extremely
+ ENEFIcIAL in, It's action upon the skin.
or sale by druggists and fancy goods
ealers. augN Iy,
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FROM WAsmINGr0N.

WAsHINGrON, Sept 30.-The Post
Office Department will, next week, be
prepared to supply the public with
stamped. envelopes at the reduced
rates of $32 80 per thousand, or So 2S
per hundred, and in this proportion
for smaller quantities. Instructions
for the letters to be returned to any
business house which may be desig-
mated. if not called for within ten
days, will be gratuitously printed on
envelopes when they are ordered
in amounts not below one hundred
Many of the letters returned to the
dead letter Office show the fact is not
generally known that revenue stamps
are not recognized for postage The
stamped envelopes will, on this ac-
count, serve to render more certain
the conveyance of all letters. aiti..
The Secretary of the Treasury has
designated the First National Bank
of Richmond, III. G Fault, President,
special depository for the safe keep
ing of public money. bind. Gaa
Under the Act of June, 1864, the
Treasury Department, having reached
the limit of $500, 900, 900 of 500 bonds
exchanged for 7-30 notes, with inter
est payable in May and November,
the coupons of those to be hereafter
paid, under a like conversion, will be
paid on the lst of January and july
next. .ilB$ilOHi " I'D A'.H J.
1t is positively aseartained that Gen.
Dix has not as yet signified either his
acceptance or refusal of the French
mission. AS heretofore stated, it re-
The following circular in relation
to bounties has just been issuedi ~
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VIII WAR DEPARTMENT, I
Adjutant Generals Office,
tnl Washington, Sept. 20,

In order to correct misrepresenta-
tions IN respect to the payment Of
bounties authorized by Congress, the
Secretary Of War directs the follow
ing statements to be published ,ao
"Theapayme of bounties to sol
diors under, the act Of Congress has
not been delayed by any action OF in
terference of the. President. Soon
after the adjournment of Congress a
board, with Gen, Candy as President,
was organized to prepare rules gand
regulations for the payment of author
ised bounties. This duty involved in
the consideration Of numerous acts
of Congress, and upon the regulations
and practice of certain duties depends
the disbursement of over fifty mil
lions of dollars among more than n
.ts.iANsls) s1 r1at oL 4 .cT
bal ,sllsg autI m9 .D4
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.a,l a' Notice to Taxpayers. r
ArOTICE u HIFRFny n1VrN Th

KTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
1% the tax-payers OF the city OF Evans-
VILE, that i have received from the Clerk
OF the Cannon Council of said city tho
Tax Duplicate for tho year 1865, and that /
ana now ready to receive the taxes con-
tainad in said duplicates, n yrf .ut a
AL persons who pay their taxes in full
within thirty days from this date will be
entitled To n discount Of three per cent. OF
the amount; and those paying after the
expiration or thirty days, and within sixty
days from this date, will be entitled 10 a
diseountioi one and half per cent. OF the
Amount,
Ny once Ia Mt the building or the City
Conneil, on Loellst Street, between Second
-'f Join scHUnnnr, City Collector
4 % Eva aasvilis, Sspt IL, 1895. ~ lseplS d9w
9iueaq naalIaJN od 9ls 1lll
d4i9 10 4Id-I0lniaib cu of fud8v il.U
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TvHTs Is TIfgf Only LTNE ITAV.

TTSHEs ~ TIEEh Only LINE IFAE.
- Ingia real cafIftal, and owning tife cars
n which its fTeighE. y TRANSPORTER, It's
tended to beruh thFough between Eastefn
and Western siiies, trIesgeetiyt Of changes
Of gqage: The star Union kine " reaches
is the autlioPiEadl hasD Ereish Line ofthat
which IL 'undeftak9g 70 .trranspoft, under
contracts which secure 10 the property en2
trusted 70 its charge the best facildtias for
fast and uniform moyement that roads
over whicii IL passes possess. ~ t
1. We Invite the attention of merchants
ed By tits fine ii1e. "s' w y FY i 'AS''9T b'99TsYYHHYr YYHHYr
sdt, Lng, Ijg8dfl iiYig lo Yoigf1osnoJ
Al claims Jor damage or oUerE
charge igill be nrompflgi settled bg
presenting .freiga bills and bills Of
kGdina at dis Qbice, aUpiding all de-
Eay Of referring bills East 1oy settle-
plent III an Iddpqntqge Uttered by no
other routeon haa 9ldon 5df qs
TO parties shipping produce East, this
line offers speeial Inducements The pro-
duee Is I9sded AZ this place in Star Line
cars, and goes through without change 70
b. 9aI r. II. EnRMAS 4 co, ,il.i9 'i9
sep25 dow ,.g f,t Agents.
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H'ip1l9a tUatasH9 .lljd snalofsvL4g
tiS Fl9a ,e3lia gii4 mu14 .49b13
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5 QuEREc, Sept 29,-rA, deatrustive
fire. occurred here last night, Glib 4
Hane's bonded warehouse, with val
uable stock of Groceries and three
dwelling houses, were totally destroy
ed Loss. $50, 900
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L. q. SMITH,

+ Chain. Manufacturers
.HAS REMOVED TO HIS NEW
A4 Factory, corner of Division and
Third Streets, where he will be pleased to
see his old and as many new customers as
may call. Chairs sold at the lowest prices.
sep22 d6fn -
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BUSINESS CARDS.
CHANGE OF PRoPRJETORs I
VICKERY BROTHERS,

TYAElNG ROUGHTl OuT THE
- stock and fixtures of Messrs Reilly
4 Co., No. IL First Street, nearly opposite
the Adams Express office, and intending
10 make large additions thereto, hope 10
merit a share of the public patsonaee.
When assorted up, we expect to keep
good stock of all such articles as are usu-
ally kept in a FIRST-CLASS FAMILY
GROCERY.
We invite our old friends to see US at our
new place of bgsiness., t1se5Iaa,l 8A'i
s.3 fe 34giq d0NICKERY BROS, f8lG
sep2e diff -stf,get9 b. No. - First Street. }
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Poisoning by Cheese.

Our exchanges report two re
cent cases of poisoning from eat
ingcheese.. The GAINESVILLE Ohio
Courier says that twenty persons
were made sick on the 22nd
instant, in that city and the ad.
joining town of Putnam by eat.
ing cheese. Their troubles par.
took of the nature of cholera NOR.
bus. Only nine pounds of cheese,
which was a good looking Yves
tern Reserve one, were sold, and
and the illness of all the twenty
individuals was clearly traceable
to its use. 1t is also stated that
great excitement prevails in Fay.
etteville, Onondaga county, n. Y.
over the supposed poisoning of
more than forty persons in that
village. Reports were in circula-
ton that the cholera had broken
out there, but upon investigation
the cause of the sickness was
traced to some cheese sold by a
merchant in the village. The
deaths resulting from. this poison
ing already number two, while sew
eral others are not expected to
survive. These effects must be
the result of something used in the
manufacture of cheese, and should
result in a thorough scientific In
vestigation of the subject. This
should have been done in both Ca
ses referred to.