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THE rapid progress of Washington in
wealth and influence. as city, says the
New York Evening Post, is justly at
tracing attention. Before the rebellion
it contained population OF 5000
souls, but to-day it is said to have a
population Of 10000, counting in the
suburb of Georgetown. The buildings
erected during the present year num-
Der not less than 1900. and yet rents
continue exorbitantIy high, and com
Portable dwellings are hard to obtain at
any price. Northern ideas OF business
have taken the place of the old way OF
letting well enough alone, and there is
new spirit OF enterprise prevailing,
which promises to make the city wor-
Thy of being the national metropolis.
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CHURCH and State will without doubt
be shortly divorced in most of the
States in Europe; at least things seem
tending that way a good deal now.
After so long union, it is sad to think
of separation, although they have
had but a stormy time OF 1t while to-
gether.
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INDIANA politics are assuming an in
teresting condition, as both parties feel
confident that they can elect their can
didates for Governor next year, and the
nominating conventions will be held in
January. The Democrats suggest Sena-
tor Hendricks and Representative
Holman as their probable candidates,
whilst the Republicans suggest General
Lewis Wallace, Speaker Coliax aud the.
present Lieutenant Governor OF the
State. Mr.. Baker.
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svFtfaI 2gptfees.

Violent PuFEatGOH Is Obsolete. TO
.,sl.t moi. To ATTACK nature, is the true medi=
cal philosophy, and IARRASris EFFERN Is
cgSr sELIzER APEEIEST. by gently urging
The torpid sec;etive and discharging organs
TO per 'orm their functions, quietly and pain
Iessly works the most extraordinary cures
oca6 SOLD EVERYWHERE.
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THE Scteltgdc American h eads an arti-
Gle in late issue, "Are our feet proper.
ly clothed2r For ourselves We can an
swer in the affirmative; but AS far as
scientific people are concerned the con-
undrum is too much for u.s. We give
IL m HH
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a NATIONAL Manufacturers Con-
vention is to be held at Cleveland,
Ohio, on December 18th, for the pur-
pose Of taking action with the view of
procuring the repeal by Congress of the
Internal Revenue duties on manufac-
lures.
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a CORRESPONDENT OF the Springfield
Republican has found mate for the
young lady who enquired at book
store for DIR. Hollands T5Tehina. He
called at u well-known publishers, in
Maine. for DR.. Hollands Bitter Sgeet,
and was politely referred to the drug
store across the way. ..a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-31

VIReINIANs are evidently learning
The Richmond (Ya.) En-
qnire'' OF lew days ago. says "What
we want is fortunately not now so
much laborers to be hired. as indus
trious, frugal farmers to settle on our
lands. We must repeat it, at the risk
Of DINING unwelcome news into the
ears of our country friends, that there
is no other salvation for Virginia but
the division of farms"
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The New Orleans Pieaytme says
there is at present an unprecedented
amount of real estate thrown upon the
market in that city, for rent or for sale,
but that prices demanded are but little,
IL any, less than those asked last year.
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A FEW QUESTIONS, FRIGND.

What makes your Hair so beauuful7 ~.
Oh OF Grapevine.
What gives your Hair its glossy lustEef
oil OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair
OIL OF Grapevine.
What re1noves.'he DandruG3 iE
-.- lE lDes OIL of Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation is eounterfeitede
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only ProprietOIs OF
~ lisa oil OF Grapevine
LAUGHEIN, SMITH & CO.,
sepls No. 81 Main ST., Wheeling.
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DURING the recent meeting of the
British Association it was asserted
most positively, as the result ola care
fol exploration of Kent's Cavan, in
Deyonshire, that man occupied that
county AT. the time when the cave lion.
hysna, bear, rhinosceros, mammoth,
and other animals now extinct, lived
and flourishei.
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OSBORN, BROCKETT.-on wednesday,
evening. October SOth inst. by Hey: sam9ssi
Steele MR GEo r. OSBORN, ofsSeE 1oik1I |
70 MISS MARY A. II. BRocEEIT, OF "heeA-
ing, West Va.
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~ RAvENswooD, ". Va, Oct. ..
EDS. TIMEs.-Our election passed Off
very quietly. Our ticket is elected MS
follows:
Alfred Foster for Senate, about 300
majority over Hale.
Mahan for House of Delegates, about
200 majority over Higgins.
Democrats look down; the cock don't
crow to-day. Elk. S.
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JETANTED-AN AGENT-Ons chance in
w each town, worthy the attention OF an
active business man, To take the agency DOR
the sale OF BRAnSrREET's RUBBER MoULD-
IsG AND WEATHER STRIPS, applied TO the
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wtndowS The sale Is beyond any
ming ever onered before 10 an agent and
nom $40 boS Per day can be made Send
Tor agents' circular. The INT who applSr -
cure bargain: Terms for Moulding cash
}, II, bhADSTREEr & CO.. Boston, Mass.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE
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By.Gen. L. @. BAKER, The astounding re-
violations and startling disclosures made in
this work are creating the most intense de-
sire in the minds of the peonle To OMAN IN
It's otnclal character and ready sale, conn bin
ed with an Increased commission make n
the best subscription book ever pubiishsti
Send for circulars and see our terms and
why II sells faster than any other work. adj
dress I. GARRETT & CO., 7O2 Chestnut St i,
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H0- so notice viii be taken OF coInmuni
cations not accompanied by IA re- pOnsiole
nuIn, Iut, name viii tie considered conn
dental. nut must in all cases accompany let
teT1 as a guarantee Of good iaith.
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"A DVERTIsER,s GAZETTE. New Vol
"A Price advanced 10 s. per year in advance
single copies 3 CENTS. G. +. KOWELL &
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CoNPLErE LISTS of all SEwsPAPERs in
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number. Also n complete list oIall RELIoI-
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BalOHS Monthly Observation-Disclosures


Enlarged TO One Hundred Pages.
TINE CIRCULATION OF BALLoUS
Il MAGAZINE having increased during
ls65 nearly fifteen thousand copies and never
being so prosperous as at present, the pub
ltshers are thereby induced to still further
add TO It's value By enlaIging each number TO
one hundred pages. Although this enlarge
ment involves an additional expense of some
$500 year, yet there will be 40 INCREASE
In THE PRICE. .
now Is THE TINE TO GET DIP CLUBS
Terms:-Sl 50 a year seven copies, So OOi
twelve copies, SIS "; and copy gratis one
year 10 the person sending n clno OF Twelve.
single number, 10 cents. Send stamp for
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THE W0RLDI Address ELLlOrC, THUMES
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!. aetv Adrfrtisfments.


For Evansville, Cairo and 50. Louis.
THE CIV FIRST-CLASS freight
= she<4Rnnd Passenger steamer Believer
- mon, ! apt. Darragb, will be the n II
boat leaving here ION rise in IlverD TOR the
above named points direct.
For Freight apply to -.
octsl-2t 81 Monroe Street.
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for gtnt.
For Rent.
For Rent.

YUHE STORE ROOMS LA1ELY oCCU-
pied by George r Taylo- 3 Co., and J,
Clemens s Co., on Main =tres :; also base
Inent rooms finished Good o.ti ces in second
story, and good rooms for 9th e. purposes in
second and third story In good order. Pos
session given Immediately.
Many building lots and dwelling houses fol
sale in the Sixth Ward, on reasonable terms
THOS. HORNBROOK.
once. No. lls3G Main street, above Mon
roe up stairs teos-H
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nctS1-2t


VERY DESIRABLE BRICK DWELL
n ing House on Hampden street, with 9
rooms, besides Wash House, Pantry, and
oc3I - - IRWIN.
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BGgt Workmanship and Material

The former Pc irons OF this establishment
and the punlIc are respectfully solicited 70
give the new company their patronage.
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For Sale.

-|g For Sale. .tLE
nv W q STEAM ESGINES-oSE OF
l. them formerly used In the steamer
Eagle. 20 horse power, with locomotive
cylinder boiler. VIII be sold on accnmn,o-
dating terms Apply TO
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Aew AdrFrtIsfHieats.
First mortgage Bonds,
OF, n,.n.s =. LIN NInA NTAIE RAIIr

First NJ ortGnge Bonds,
ST. LOUIS a IRON MOUNTAIN RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
seven per cent interest, February and Aug.
tfIHEssE BONDS COVER a ROAD or 81
miles, finished from st. LOUIS to Pilot
Knob, aud In nrst-class order, ana an extern
sion or HDout Ihe same length from Pilot
Knob to BeIInOnL, now rapIuIy stLuctluk,
Tor " uIclI Lhs proceeds OF these bonds are TO
be used, making q through route from 81.
LOUIS to New orleans by rail. The eRtnInsh
OF the 81 miles are $4,000 year; the Net
profits now are sufficient 10 pay the Interest
on the entire amount of bonds, were they all
Issued. Tue basis Of security IS believed TO
be beyond that OF any other bonds now Of
fered. Apply al the Uft1Ce OF tue Company,
No. - Wall-sL., 10 ii. Il. MARIO UAND, Vice
President, OF 10 CLARK. DODGE q Co., cor
ner OF Wall and WlllAm.sIS., New YORK
Civ
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Public sale

OF VALUABLE FOUNDRY, MACHINE
~ and Stove Works, Nov. 2lst. lsG7, with
water power situated In Frederick. Nd. Eor
plat description and list OF pa ttsLna. apply TO
N. @. YOUNG,
oc25.lmd Friedrich, Nd .
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TIE London Times of October 18th,
in the course OF an article on American
affairs. thinks that General Grant has
! the best chance of being the next Presi-
dent of the United States. II says:
"Around General Grant half the inter-
est OF the approaching contest lies. He
would be invaluable to the Democrats,
but he is positive necessity to the Re-
pubIicans. II the latter were 10 pass
him by, the former would at once be
provided with stronger man than any
they have within their own party
Hence IL is that both are coquetting for
the faVorite General" Speaking OF his
fitness for the Presidency, 1t says
"GeneEaf Grant seems 10 COMBINE
the necessary advantages anu
qualifications in his own person more
completely than any candidate VINO
has vet been named. He has rendered
service TO the Northern cause which can
never be forgotten, and he bus not com
United himself TO single act which
shows him to be unworthy OF the full.
eat confidence. His advice would
probably be followed when the advice
Of no one else would be even listened
TO. He is still the idol Of the army, |
whose votes will have no unimportant
share In deciding the election. There |
has probably never been another man
in the Republic so generally popular |
since the time Of Washington.
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THE Chicago Times thinks it "impol-
itIc" to elect Yallandigham, whom it
calls "martyr to violated law" to the
Senate at present. 1t says:
"Mr. 'Vallandigham should himself
see the situation as 1t is. His time is
NOT yet. 1t will probably come. Let
him wait until he shall be called. The
Democracy will let him know ut the
very first moment when it shall want
him."
Thesame may be said as regards JEFF.
Davis and therest OF the traitors. Their
"time is not yet" but sit will probably
come"-that is, if the Democracy"
should ever succeed to power in the
Government-that they would be taken
care OF and rewarded for their treason.
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SHr 5sIs.
For Sale.
inttaga for Sale--Cheap for Cash.

FULL HALF LOT OF GROUND ON
a the north side OF Quincy street, between
sixth and Seventh, upon which Is erected 4
snug frame cottage house, containing i've
rooms and a kitchen; there is also good dry
cellar and necessary out buildings. For
''---' TBOS. O'BRIES,
osss Rad Estate Agent
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wilson Oil Company.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHoL-
n der5 ofthe Wilson Oil Company will he
held at the store OF Charles h. Berry on
afternoon, oct. 3lst, at 1 o'clock.
By order OF the PRESIDENT.
OcSl.lt CHAs. II. BERRY, sec'y.
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'" ASTED-AGESTS-La CRnvassers.
w Inc Book for the Million. The Boys
IN Blue, or He4 oes OF the Rank and File, !" by
Hrs. "A. H. 4ose, oil the United States sani-
ny Commission. ItIsnot q history OF the
War, or OF any Campaign or General, but
iull and gallant record OF tue sacrifice and
sutferiugS OF the Rank aud File. Address or
apply TO a. GILKESUS q CO., 60 Market
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. oc3l-2wdI
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-15

-hessrs Nathaniel and Friend Lew
"o' Adams, NY, have obi aimed letters
paFnt OF the United States for Paper
1"'eSe Boxes, made from heavy straw
1Yara or other suitable timber. 1t is
''''ined for these boxes that they are
."0n9er and afford bettep protection
.4'u wood boxes; they are impervious
~ water; the machinery to construct
4s Jokes can be obtained for $3.50 aud
~ t'u easily be operated by hand power;
Nv ~ boxes can be made from rs TO 35
~ cent. cheaper, aud its weight is
a ~ ohe-half that of the wood box,
W. D' making a saving in freight, Sam
aDs Of these boxes may be seen at the
n" sr'can House in this village, and
II ua'fymen would do we'll to give
'p an examination.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-15

Our Democratic friends in st. Al
bans are very jubilant over the result
Of the recent elections and made a
public demonstration of their Joy on
thursday afternoon, of last week, by
nnns salute on the park. The
Denis of Fairfax were equally jubi-
ANT They marched through the
'aeeis to the music of fife and drum,
lTed off an old anvil, and, according
" lAe Argas, shouted for equal taxa
uon and no Illegal military arrests. -
Al'er which the "uht certified" partook
., an excellent oyster supper at the
iariax Hollow Hotel, provided by
M Geo. Hill. Great are Democratic
demonstrations
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The Steamer Montreal, Captain
Rabbit, commenced her ferry trips be
tween Piattsburgh and Burlington
yesterday. leaving Plattsburgh at s
m, arrives at Burlington at 10 a. m
returning: leaves Burlington Mt II IN
arriving at Pittsburgh at 2 p. M
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cHIrrrNnrN couNrY.

The supports to portion of the roof
Of the new block being built by Messrs.
lie Clair and La Fountain, at Winoos-
Ii Falls, gave way Friday last, letting
the roof down. Two men, named Ma
poleon Layigne and Louis Lucia, were
injured, the latter severely, though
not fatally.
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LAMoILLE COUNTY.

Under date of Nov 10th, Hyde
Park correspondent of Walton's Jomm-
al writes:
The Starch factory Of Waterman &
Cady, at Cadysville. was entirely des-
troyed by fire this evening, between
S aud seven O'Clock. The manuflctur-
ed starch was saved. About 5000
bushels of potatoes were burned. The
building was insured for one thousand
dollars Loss on building $4,000
Loss on building falls on V. W. Wa.
terman and Orlo Cady, and the loss
on material upon Cady alone.
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Stdtc Netcs.
ADDISON COUNTY.


Mr. c. t. Stevens, OF yergennes,
who had his leg broken at Burlington
Fair accident, has about recovered
from his injury.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
John NJ. Weeks has been chosen
President of the Lyndon Nationa
Bank, rice e. B Chase, deceased.
Mercury was at zero on the 7th inst
at St Johnsbury.
Andrew f. Rankin, of st. Johns
bury, clerk Of Caledonia county, has
been appointed Secretary Of the BoarC
of Education.
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Richard Smith, of this town, says
we hchford Sentinel, has a native COW,
Dom which he has sold 80 lbs of but
,'r and 10 quarts of milk. from June
Isl to Nov LIST, in addition to what
WAS used in the family. This COW was
uO' considered worthy of a premium
Ut Tue late Fair here, and Mr.. Smith
'anes to hear from the premium
how
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Mrs ISAAC MOORE

RICHMOND, VT, June 20, 1850.
Messrs. Seth W fowle n Co., Boston,
Having bean much benefited by the use Of
Dr.. Nistars Balsam OF Wild Cherry, l cheerful
~ add my testimony in favor Of its great cura-
tive powers.
Some three years since was attacked with a
severe cough, soreness and irritation Of the
lungs, 10 which was added Asthma in in Sc
we're form During the first year l tired sever
al of the most popular medicines of the day. but
received no real relief, and | had almost de-
SPARED Of ever regaining my health when was
induced TO try Dr. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry. which very soon rclieyedme. Alycough
became loose the soreness and irritation disap-
pcared, and my general health began 70 mend.
/ continued it's use, and few bottles restored
me to better health than ! ever hoped TO enjoy
again. l believe the Balsam to be the most re-
liable remedy that can Doe found
Nonrs truly ilrs. ISAAC MOORE
SETH W. FOWLh & son. Proprictors. Is
fremont ST., Boston, and for sale by Druggists
generally, lo9-4w
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that place on his way TO his Souther n
home Notice of his coming having
preceded him he was met at the depot
by large delegation of scholars and
teachers from the schools in that vii
lage to whom Mr. Adams made few
farewell remarks during the short time
the train was delayed
WINDSOR COUNTY
Joel Eaton, one Of our oldest and
most respected business men, has re-
tired, having sold his boot and shoe
establishment to Campbell & Tate, two
enterprising young men from Rutland.
SO says the Woodstock Standard
Mrs. Mary Butler, of Plymouth,
raised a cucumber in her garden the
past season, weighing four lbs.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In Montpelier, few days since, an
explosion of gas occurred in a cellar,
where a pipe had been broken, by a
light being carried into the room,
which nearly prcstrated j. T. Hub
bard, Esq, the owner of the building
badly burned several Of the bricklay-
ers and attendants, and set the build
ing on fire. The fire was extinguished
by the presence of mind of two Boston
men, who happened to be on the side
walk.
The "Dems, of Montpelier, dem
onstrated' considerably over the result
Of the recent elections On Friday even
ing There were delegations from
Mortified, Roxbury, Middlesex, Barre
Plainfeld, East Montpelier and other
towns, TO see the bonfire and the
torchlight procession, and hear speech
es from c. n. Davenport, of Whining.
ton, f j. Phelps, of Burlington, and
A. NJ, Dickey The Argus says: "The
whole affair passed off with much
eciat, and was marked by unusual goot
order for an outdoor and indoor poll
teal demonstration
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STATE OF VERMONT.
A PROC l. A M a II I o N /.

NTHEREAS, the St Adams Bank, corpora
w ton duly incorporated by the Legislature
Of the state Of Vermont. located and doing bust
ness at st Adams, in the county Of Franklin.
has made application to me, requesting me TO
issuo proclamation designating some day
for the termination of the existence of said cor
poration;
And whereas.it has been made to appear to me
that two-thirds of the legal votes of the stock
holders Of said corporation were given in favor
of said application.
Now, Therefore, l, Paul Dillingham;, Governor
OF the state Of Vermont in conformity with said
application, and the provisions Of section eigh-
ty-siX and eighty-seven of chapter eighty-nine of
the General Statutes Of Vermont, do hereby is
sue my proclamation, aud declare that on the
twenty-fifth day of March, A. d. 1868, the said
corporation shall cease to exist as fully and
with the same effect as if said charter expired by
the limitation thereof
In witness whereof | have herounto signed
my name and caused the seal of the State
L. $. to be hereunto affixed, in Executive Cham
bers at Waterbury, this 23rd day of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1867, and of the independence of
the United States the 9lst.
PAUL DILLINGHAM;.
Ry the Governor,
NM. p. DI1LINGHAM,
Sec'y Of Civil and Military Aaffairs.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-11-15

There is to be a shooting match
.,F II Beals' hotel, Bakersfield, on
Wednesday and Thursday, Nov 10th
.rd DIST On the first day, turkeys
ma chickens will be put up, and on
.as second, turkeys, and one two year
OH heIier