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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-12

NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
The morning papers contain the following

NEW YORK, NOV. IL.
The morning papers contain the following
specials from Washington: asaauas---~s ,-
Gen. Emory has issued an order disbanding
q all the military companies, black and white, in
the district by order of Gen. Grant. ~
JohnH. Gilmer has preferred charges against
Lieut. Col Thomas Rose, for misconduct IN SUI
perintending the Richmond election. Among
u j the charges are drunkenness aud disobedience
of orders. -.
An affray occurred in Richmond Yesterday
between Wash Berry and Jessie White, III
vi which the latter o. shot with pistol Berry.
t'a was arrested. EtS
Congressman Ashley, of Ohio will introduce
on the first day of the session bill to prevent
f7f the Ohio Legislature from re-districting the
State so as to give majority of the congress
sional districts to the democrats at the next
election. tsa
The friends of Congressman Wilson assert
that he will kill the impeachment project with
his casting vote in the Committee. .aA
Il Gen. Sheridan being assured of the future
good conduct of Gen. Hayes, late Sheriff of
CASE New Orleans, recommended to Gems Grant
disapproval of bis removal; and MIR. Bultt
saa declining the appointment on the same ground,
sfeY Gen. Hayes was restored. sU7lu samou
Though the Secretary Of the Treasury has
received large orders for 1910 bonds, he has
decided not to accept them at present
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A MAN with $3.50. cash, TO buy out first rate
N Fruit and Confectionery Stand, with stock and
fixtures, in the centre OF city, Going good busi-
| ness Applyto i-its's
A. j. cox &, Co,
General Business Agents, 35i 1-o Congress st.
November s. d1w*
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sare.sn sous,.cr.i Ese,ns.

e New ORLEANS. Nov II.
4, No deaths from yellow fever were reported
TO the Board Of Health yesterday, and there
We're no applications to the Howard Associa-
tiOn for relief, $4,000 -
The Bremen ship Carl arrived here yester-
day, bringing another load of German emi-
grants. .
Texas papers announce late arrivals of large
numbers Of German emigrants in that State.
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NEW ORLEANS, Nov. II.
Cotton-frmer; Middling Orleans at 1S5c; sales 1900
bales receipts since Saturday 1867 bales; exports 50
bales. Sugar and Molasses active; supplies are light
and sell as soon as landed. Sugar fully fair at 4Ae
seconds at 1i2c; Yellow clarified at Ice. Moasses-
fair to choice at 70 a J0c. .ft
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New Work weekly Ca..,e market.

l-r NEW YORK, Nov. II.
Be6yes--suppy large and market inactive; rces
declined "a 1c, ami market closed heavy at a
ton; receipts, 6,970 head. quotations. az l6lc.-
Neas-steady and firm with air,iemand; receipts,
,2J5 head quotations, Ii 19 &c. Sheep and Lambs
depressed and generally lower; receipts, 1881
heal; quotations. Sheep az &c, and Lambs % &c.
SwineInarket overst3cke,l, but trade quite active
however, and closed steady; receipts, III head
quotations, "a Gic; quality Offering fair. atsa
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Railroad Accident.

- a.ii,'. PoUGHKEEPsIE, N Y, Nov. II.
BY the accident on account of a displace-
ment of switch at Rhinebeck station, on the
Hudson River Railroad, ON Saturday evening,
q eight cars of an extra freight train, bound
South, were thrown from the track and badly
smashed up. Nobody was injured, but the
down trains were detained some hours by the
accident ##sEMf kh3ANEB "a
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From Washin.toa.

-. WASHINGTON, Nov. H.
It is ascertained from an official source that
the Government will be ready ON the 18th inst
to proceed with the trial of Jeff. Davis. Ii
seems to be the desire of gentlemen on both
sides of the case for a purely legal reason that
Chief Justice Chase shah sat with Judge Un-
derwood on the trial In view of this fact it is
possible that the time oftyial may be post
poned in order that arrangements may be
made to secure such Joint accommodation. Z
Our Vice Consul General at Havana tele-
graphs to the State Department that the chol-
era is serious at that port and that It's official
ly declared that the number of cases is on the
increase. #E8aH
Charles j. Garfield, of Rhode Island has
been appointed Third Lieutenant in the Reve-
nue. service.
By an order of the President, issued to-day
80 much of the order OF the Secretary OF WA
OF Nov. 80, 1868, dishonorably Diminishing Col
James Belger from the service is revoked The
question OF his restoration to active service re-
mains open as all vacanies in the Quarter1nas-
ster's Department have been filed.
Recently new spurious twenty-five cent notes
have been put in circulation. They are the
best executed OF any of that denomination thai
have yet been made, and well calculated TO de-
ceive even experts. 1t may be detected by the
paper being a trif1e thicker than the genuine
and the green on the back is a trfle lighter
The vignette of Fessendenis at the first glance
fully as correct rs that of the genuine, but a
close scrutiny shows that il is a good wood
cut and not steel engraving
The Supreme Court for the District of Co
lumbia having stricken Mr.. Braley's name
from the roll of attornes, and as he is thus de-
barred from practising many Courts under its
control, he has resigned his office as Attorney
for the corporation Of Washington.
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Boarlers Wanted.
Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can be accomm0-
N dated with pleasant front ROOM or two or three
single gentlemen with board at 2lt Free st.
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Cincinnati NHarkefs.

4el iacl 81 CINCINNATI. Nov. IL. q
Whiskey steady. Provisions dull and nominal;
Mess Pork held at 20 90. Bacon offered at 12c for
shoulders, and Ice for clear sales.--future were forced
sales at this rate. Lard duh at 11Jc. thl
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co M M IL CIAL

Il - n ElnaMciaI. -
tH ffgeese NEW YORK, Nov. 11-6P. NJ.
Money unchanged Gold closed 1889 "a 1881 For
eign Exchange dull at 1921 00 1898. Government Sc
curities dull and closed fraction lower. Stocks
closed duh and lower. The business at The Sub
Treasury to-day iollews:-Reeeipts, Sc. $685.
503; payments, Sc sSe436; balance, $1o5, 54e,4:6.
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4 4 et.- 3D.. .ra 9lsaaf SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. IL.
| Flour-export demand quiet; extra at 90; super
fine % Wheat-good TO choice inactive and nomi-
/ nal at 90 q 30. Legal TendeIs ~. -.
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alBA In the Reconstruction Convention ~ dav
the elective franchise committee presented M;
lority and minority reports The majority 70
% port DISTINGUISHES all who refuse to vote for or
again the Constitution when it is submitted
to the people, and is otherwise proscrptiye.
These reports are made the special order for to-
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Wanted.

"A FEW Gentlemen boardeIs S, or a gentleman AM
IA wife. can be accommodated al No. 20 Myrtle st
November G.. del
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A GENTS WANTED-$tOto $40 day to intro
- Once our new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW
ING MACHINE. Price $40. II uses two threads,
territory given. Send for Circular. W. g. WILSON
q Co., Ndnatactarers. CLEVELAND, Ohio au13d3n
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Furni,ure. Carrets. soar, SC, a
Carpets at Auction.

HAVE received and win sell on "Wednesday, Nov.
18Th, at sale OF Carets &C., at nay Office, lot OF
new Manchester Brussels Carpets new thing in the
Carpet line. AS handsome rs an imported Brussels,
aud very durable. Warranted fast colofs.
r. novl1dfd .I.n Il. y. BAILEY, Auct.
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n HOston Steck List.
gales at the Brokers Board. Nay II
Family sewing.

WAMiED by Young woman, Job Family Sew
M, ing or 70 work Tor shop. Apply ~ suns
nv ." at1H ,ifut no9d3u .oes ~
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ALBANY, NOV. Ii. g
aGa $50 The Constitutional Convention re-eonyenes
sH here tomorrow at noon. A caucus of the
Democratic members is called at 10 a. NJ. to-
-f- morrow, and 1t is likely they will favor an inn
, rnediate adjournment.
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fs0arders Wanfal
Roarslers Wanted

1NWO or thee gentlemen can have rooms and
i board in private .amily, at No 10 Alder Street.
November 8. div ytrlF
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AL0TAoN SALES.
Valuable Real Estate snI.

EIt Nhtue Of a license nom the Hon. .lui,e al
- Probate Tor Cumberland County, shaH sell, al
iui'.L uo,ion GU Tue day, November 9Th, pext
a. II clock a. NJ. on the premises, ihe vanatl,,
o. 'ii on thr I,rth cTIter OF CoHgrei and franbm
9.ite'a. belonging 10 Tie estate Of hate Chares h.
,oh'lt SNienuing Il ie,t IN COB-IGss > rect, and
aDout y, 90 square feet, subject 10 mort
s'SeS OF 81, 800 and interest.
at ~ anne iay at O'Clock 7. NJ. nc Private Sale
Vans ,sssfs u1lce, Market Han lot OF land on
ret on Wa S,rs.l belonging 70 said estate, temg 100
fset euIIesi nan Street, with depth OF about 1I3
-, :V 800, ~ common with The adjoining loi cor
$40. and interest. 70 " NV 's"ses ~
F.0. BAILEY, Auetioncer ~ rs ~ a'G 1t;-
October IL. eOdid - o''
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A CLERK thoroughly acquainted with fire an
"A life insurance. Address -
.ssFassg stuteas 5a9ts ANDREW H0BS0N,
noy6eOd1w ssssh siaraF Box 10 Saco. Me.
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

ftASH on delivery, and the highest market pric,
~ paid. at the Eagle Sugar Refinery, Fore Street
near Grand Trunk Depot, tor barrels suitable 1ol
sugar. 5li LYNCH. BARKER Il co.
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WantASh-
40 LET,

.ia aass1 To Let. 9
DRICK Store No, Portland Pier. Also two offic-
II same building one entirely furnished. For
terms apply TO f. CHURCHILL & CO.,
n0v6dfw NJ. Iron Block, Pc taEd Pier.
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u, w PATTES ~ co., AaeiiOueers
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.
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3 TO Let. a,fe
WITH Board, pleasant rooms, at No 80 Daniorth
w st. Oc28dtf
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&c A BROKEN REED"

EDITOR JOURNAL: Naturalists tell us Of spc-
cies of serpents that frequently die from their
own poison. From an article that appeared in the
JOURNAL, of last week, venomous with calumny,
am led to infer that the foregoing fact in natural
history will hold true with more than one class OF
reptiles. The writer has made a display Of vru-
ence that will only rebound to his own discom6t-
ure, receiving, it has merited tn, intense con-
dsmnation ofevery good citizen of the community
If this calumniator supposes he has added laurel
to his brazen brow, his chagrin will be the greater
when he finds it TO be thistle. No young man
in our community possesses the confidence and Ell
joys the respect Of the people at large TO greater
degree than our present Auditor, the subject OF
the uniiguifed, ungentem ,nly and embttered
vituperation And | am very much mistaken II
Mr.. PRICE would stoop to tournament with such
weapons, and more especially with such an adver-
sary. One thing is clearly evdent-the billings
gate employed by Mr.. REED will in NJ wise lessen
the esteem in which the object of his invectve is
held by those who know him best-nor will the
article in question Il may farther add), violent
malevolent and abusive as it is, sink the writer
whit lower in the estimI alton Of this community
than that in which he is now held. He had touched
bottom long prior to this. JUNIUS.
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KNOW THY DESTINY.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English As.
trologst, Clairvoyant and Psychometrican, who has
astonished the SC eutiho classes ofhe Old World
now located herself at Hudson, MY. Madame Thorn.
ton possesses such wonderful powers OF second sight,
to enable her to impar knowledge OF the greatest
importance to the single or married Of either sex.
While in state trance, she delheates the very
lures OF the person to marry, and by the aid
ofan instrument Of intense power known as the Psy.
chomotrOpe, guarantees to produce lhelike picture
OF the future husband wife Of the applicant togeth
with date OF marriage, position in life, leading
traits OF character &c This is humbug, as thous.
ands OF testimonials assert. She will send when
desired certified certificate, or written guarantee,
that the picture is what 1t purports to bs By nclos-
ing small look Of hair, and stating place OF birth,
age disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to YOURSELF you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. All communications sacredly confden-
tal. Address in confidence, MADAME +. +. THORN.
TON, p. o. Box 228, Hudson, MY. 44zE
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TOLED0 MARKEP.

TOLEDO, April ls, 1857.
FL0UR-FineI 81 0Ot7 so; Supertine, 50@
100; Extra, 3 50@el0 90; Duuble E xtra aud Fancy,
IL O01l5 90. Rye Flour, Z SO. ..r
GRAIS-- Wheat 290N0Sl0c; Corn o4@9Se; Oats
50G52c; Rye quiet; Barley lose.
PORK-Mess nav ~ 50t92l 90 Hams 14c
Shoulders l2c.
LARD-Prime, in bbls, 12c; do. kegs, 12Xc.
BUTrER-Fresh roll 2Scj in keg 22c. d. s
EGGS-l5c.
GR0CERIES--Coffee- Rio 25@27c; Java sIey
Sugars-raw sugar l09tlc; crushed l69t6ifo a.;
granplated l6K Kct A coffee l5[c; b coffee 14I<c,
Q coffee 1SL6l4c. Teas-YOung Hyson, 1000
175e; Imperial l45@l75c; Black eo@1l5Oc;
japan 1lOGl2Sc. Molasses 55C6 1O0c. Sjrups--
fair 55@6Oc; good 70@s0c prime 90al15c.
Rice-Rangoon l0c; Carolina lie.
LUMBER-Clear $5s; I'd clear $55, box $4sl
stock boards $24; common boards $40; culled do
$l4; fencing $40; Gull fencing Sl4; flooring strips
S45; I'd do $50; joist, sIantng aud timber, is feet
and under, $40; lS-inch sawed shingles rs;
A lS-inch sawed shingles 4 so; l6-inch sawed
shingles 5 rs aud 25, clear and second dressed
flooring so 90; common dressed flooring 5I 90;
common dressed siding $22; I'd and clear dressed
siding $50; dressed stock common, l2-inch, S25;
dressed common boards $40; Lath 4 so.
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BaS- A YoUNG LADY, returning ID her
country home, after sojourn OF few months in the
city, was hardly recognized by her friends In place
of coarse, rustic flushed face, she had soft, ruby
complexion Of almost marble snoothness and instead
OftWenty-t she really appeared but eighteen. On
inquiry as to the cause OF so great a change, she
plainly told them that she used the CiFcassiRn
Haln1S and considered it an invaluable acquisition
to any Ladys toilet By its any Lady or Gentleman
can improve their personal APPEARANCE an hundred
fold. 1t is simple In its combination, Nature her.
self s simple yet unsurpassed in its efficacy In draw
ing impurities from. alao healing cleansing and beau.
tfyng the skin and complexion. BY its direct action
the eacle 1t draws nom all its impurities kindly
healing the same, and leaving the face Nature
intended It should be- clear, to, smooth and beauti
ful Piee 81, sent by Mall Express, on receipt Of
an order by W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fdyettsstreet, Syracuse, MI.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
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WONDERFUL, BUT TRUE!

MADAME REMINGTON, the world. renowned As
trolog ist and somnambulistc Clairvoyant while In
caVeyant state deIinea.s the very features OF the
person you to marry and by the aid Of instru-
ment OF intense power, known the Psychomot
guarantees to produce perfect and ifslIke picture
OF the future husband wife Of the applicant, With
date Of iage, occupation, leading traits of char
Hcter, &c. This is no imposition, as Testimonials
without number can assert. By stating place Of
birth, age, disposition, color bf eyeB and hair, aid
enclosing Fifty Cents, and stamped envelope ad-
dressed to yourself you will receive the picture By
return mail, tosether with desired information.
Address. in confidence, MADAdE GERTRUDE RE-
MINQTON p. D. Box 29T, West TfUS, My. 44az
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Dr. srnemck's Pulmonic Syrup.

This great medi icine cured DR.. J. ii. ScHEECx. tie
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Con sumption, when 1t had
assumed its st formidable aspect and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable His ply sicans pro.
nounced his case ncurable, when he commen ed the
Of this simple but powerful remedy. His health
restored very short time and return OF the
disease has been apprehended for all the symptoms
quickly disappeared, ana his present weight is more
than two hundred pounds. ri
Since his recovery he has devoted his attention ex.
cusivey to the OF Consumption and the diseases
which usually complicated with it, and the cures
effected by his medicines have been very numerous
and truly wonderful. DR.. scHEkcK makes profession
al visits to of the larger cities weekly where
he has large concourse of patients, and 1t is truly
astonishing to see poor consumptives that have to be
lifted out Of their carriages. and In few months
healthy, robust persons. DR. sCHENCK'S PULMo-
MIC SYRUP, sEAwEED TONIC and MANDRAKE
PILLS generally all required in curing Consump.
tion. Full directions accompany each. so that any
take them without seeing DR.. SoHENcK, but
when it is convenient it is hest to him. He gives
advice free but for thorough examination with his
Resprometer his fee is three dollars. t''
Please observe, when purchasing, that the two like
OF the Doctor, when In the last stage OF
Consumption, and the other he Is, in perfect
health, are on the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. price 81 so pei
bottle, 81 so the half dozen. Letters for advice
should be addressed to DR.. scHENcKs Principal Olce
No Is North 9th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; Demas Barnes & Co.
n. Y; s. s. Hanre, Baltimore, Md. John D. Parke
Cincinnati, Ohio Walker &c Taylor, Chicago ILL.,
Collins Bros, St Louis, Mo. 29.3dwemozz
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County-seat Meeting.

From the Bowling Green paper we learn that a
county seat meeting was held at that place, at
which number of speeches were made by the
Heading citizens, and upon the adoption of the
following resolutions, the meeting adjourned with
out days:
WHEREAS, In the opinion of the people, we have
will of the majority has been set aside as nought;
and
WHsREAs, Believing that if we can get this
matter from out Of the immediate vicinity of Per-
rysburg, and get an impartial hearing, we will yet
DE successful therefore,
Res6tred. That we intend carrying this matter
10 the highest tribunal of the law, and shall fight
as heretofore for what knew to be our rights.
Rssolged, That to secure our rights we shall use
all honorable and upright means, but would rather
lose that right than gain it by the influence OF
intriguing and rascality, such as has been used
against us
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Photograph Gallery.

We would respectfully invite the attention Of
our citizens to the Photograph Gallery of Mrs
NICHOLS short distance east of the Union School
house Her advertisement will be found in an
other column. She is prepared to finish up
pictures in India ink, or to paint in water coors
after the most approved styles, and will furnish
frames aud cases to all sizes that may be required
We askour readers to give her trial, in preference
TO going else where, as she is confident of suitng
the tastes Of the most fastdious.
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Real Estate Transfers in Wood County

Real Estate Transfers in Wood County.
The following are the transfers of real estate in
Wo1d County, as shown by the books in Recorder
MERRY's Office, for the week ending April 49,
1867;
CIV. Mcdonald to B. S. Beverstock; lot %,
Westfeld-S33 800.
George Reed to D. Kirkpatrick; lots II aud y
1ontogany-$600.
VIM, AckermLn 10 j, p. Wade und 2-11 ne NV
sec l, tp 5, range $500.
J.N. Owens to Charles Rogers; lots 81, So and
b3, block Z, Bowling Green-$290.
Daniel Horst to David Rttenheuse; pt n ne sec
70, tp 7, range IL, 55 acreb- 81 100.
CIV. Hollsnbeck to ]. W. Ross; lots $50 and
$40, Perrvsburg-$l, 200.
James Pember to H. H. Hill W sw sec is, tip
5, range IL, 40 acres-$475.
Sarah Beckwith TO Elizabeth Lund; pt NV sec a.
tp J, raGgs ~, Is acres-$720.
a. T. Huss TO j. FrankenhOuseT; n sw sec ~, tp
{, range 9, SO aeres-$Foe.
Samuel L. Fuller to Amhrewster and Kepler; pt
sec rs, tp 4, u. 3. r. 100 acres 500.
E. N. Gates to Daniel Housley; NV sec IL tp
4, range III, so acres $500.
George A. s. Apger to zna Hoyt; Il NV sec
Is, tp ;, range ., 50 acres-s2,lOe.
Hugh Boyles to j. A. Tinneyi sw sec rs, tp
3, raSge 9, 80 acres SI.460.
David Il Bassett to Stella A. Clayton; lot 47,
J.w, Pslton TO Samuel CcOleyj lot y, block 3,
Bowling 0reen--$300.
Enoeh Perkins to Harvey A. Woods; n sec H.
tp 3, range 8, $50 acres-$3, 600.
Charles Foster to A. Deihl; sw sec 20, twp 8,
range 9, 80 aeres-S70O.
B,F, Roberts to G. W. BOOkwalter lot I6, In
Westfeld-$75.
CO Houck to Wm. Roberts; Sc Sc sec IL, tp 4
range III, 40 aeres-SS00.
John Harris to James D. Brown; ne tp S, rug
Q, and v sec 10, tp 4, u. s. R.-e5O0.
7. j. Ward 70 VIM. Crsm; pit Sc Sc sec 32, tp 6,
range 10, 9L acres-$l 900.
G.. MeWiliams to A. Renehler; W sw sec "a, Up
4, range IL, 80 acres-$2,5 500.
Bruno Silva 10 George Ries; sw sw sec 10, tp A.
range Q, 40 aeres-s6OO.
J. n. Rheinfrank to George Boetsehj part loi
40S. Perrysburg-S40O.
Nv. VI Tansfsrs-2I total value-S2I,s7O.
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IN consequence of the action Of the Sen,
ate in indefinitely postponing the bill to en-
courage immigration to Ohio, Mr., c. II.
Compen, who has been acting for several
years as voluntary immigrant agent at Co
the authorities of Missouri TO act as agent
for that State. The influence heretofore
exerted by Mr.. Compen in behalf of Ohio
will now be transferred to another State.
So much for the wisdom of our Legislature.
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To THE AFTLtcTED.-All who afflicted with dis
eases ofthe Heart, Lungs Stomach Head Liver Com.
plaints Nervous Diseases, Neuralgia Deafness, Ague
Female Complaints, Womb Diseases Private Di seas es
Weak Eyes, Skin Diseases, Weakness, rheumatism,
should Immediately consult the celebrated DR.. Strek,
land, OF Cincinn natl who has made Chronic Diseases
his special study aud practice for the last twenty
years, ana has cured hundreds Of after other
doctors pronounced them incuTable. The Doctor is
well known ana treats his patients successfully and
conhdentially, therefore he may be relied upon. Ad.
dress DR.. a. STRICKLAND, Box 90, Cincinnati Ohio,
giving an accura account OF your case aud inclos
ing fee of 81 for prescription, etc Those suffering
should write and get the doctors advice. 44GE