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DIR. :. !. TOBIAS PULNIONIC LIFE
SYRUP, for the cure of Incipieut Consumption.
Coughs, Colds Group, Asthma, Liver Complaints,
dyspepsia, and General Debility. For several years
have been urged 10y kind friends, who have used
and been benefited by my Life Syrup, To- put it up
for general sale hut few know the large expense,
now that the country is flooded with Patent Meii-
zines, that attends the same For years past / WIS
reluctant to do So as the capital required would be
large, and did not wish to curtlil the operations Of
~ Venetian Linimcnt business. But, thanks 10 tbs
generous public; who have appreciated m} ru.t.an
Linimeut am now able 10 do So without aH, detri-
ment to my large business in tia, utcdiouc, Tine
foundation ofmy success attribute 10 attending To-
the manufacture Of ovcry d5op myself and shall d4
she same in regard 10 my Puimonic Life Syrup. The
ingredients perfectly Harmless, hut asst on tte
Lungs and Liver with astonishing effect Price o
cents. Depot. No, 30 Cortlnndt Street Ncw York
near Jersey City Ferry. sold by the druggists and
t1rckecpcrs Fob. r. dGwIm.
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Magnolia Water Is delightful toilet article
superior TO Cologne, AT halt tie price
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gOLDs. & CoNSTNp-

FOR COUGHS. BOLDS, & CONSUMP-
TION try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, approved and used by our
oldest and best physicians and families for forty gears
past. Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER 4 co.
Druggists Bosto Protorsoyrp.
Nov. %. liiEw.ilaOS
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And is protection 20 health AMI life under oil de
pressing and devitalizng influences.
Hastetter's stomach Bitters is the oaly tonic in
o. istenec based upon spirituous medicine, that is
absolutely pure.
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Gentleman who suffered for years from Neryou
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects o.
youthful indiscrctiou VIII, for all "a sake u suffers
ing humanity send free to all who need IT, the re-
ceipt and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit
ay the advertisers experience, can do % by address
sing, perfect confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
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miscellaneous.

Harriet Beecher Stoves new Work, Men OF OUR
TINES beautiful octave book, illustrated with o.
line steel engrayings. twill have sale larger than
Cueie Toms Cabin. Every one wants il. Address
or apply to HARTFORD PUBLISHING co, Hart
ford. Conn.
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Sperial 9aOtires.

THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM NJ, for Coughs. Colds. and Consumption, is
not Of those ephemeral nostrums that are ior-
gotten in the same year they are born. Areputaton
Of forty years standing and increasing populari
ty, is pretty good evidence Of its value" Get the
Genuine. REED, CUTLER CO., Druggists, Bos-
ton, Proprietors. Feb. %. d&wim.
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REMARKS.

Cattle-Iti is impossible to give correct report
this week. The live stock trains, account Of the
severe storm, blocked. and considerably DC
hind time, not having arrived when we LETT
Sheep-The supply this week as near as can he as
eertained Is about tho last week Prices iul-
/, equal to last week
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nonD.s yrpVIyE,~n,y yI,
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COM.
DIaIN,rC
TO MOTHERS,
DON'T USEANYTHINC ELSE:

~ Dodd's Neryine contains no OPIUM or other
poisonous ingredient. For sale by all druggists.
II. 3. STOBER & CO., Propretors.
No - Fulton St, New York.
Sept O.. dGwly
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Olive Logan SAYS that Mrs. Caudle was
the only really successful female lecturer.
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JOHN 3. OGDEN.
= Cedar Street, New York
WG1Tlyr.
TTRNER,S Nd DOILOILREI-X an

TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUx OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is a safe, certain
and speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Nervous Di-
seases. The severcst cases are completely and per
-aanentlv cured in a very short time. Neuralgia in
the face or head is utterly nausioi .u q lew hours
No form Of Nervous Disease withstands its magic iu-
eminent physicians. It contains nothing injurou
30 t.o I--t delicate y't-.4 Sold o.o. ..LoIo Sent
on receipt Of $lo1 ana two postage stamps. TUR-
NER < Co. l29 fremont St, Boston, Mas, Pro
prietors.
July = dtawGwly
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CAMBRIpGE CATTLE MARKET.
cAABhIbGE, Starch 3
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT NARKKT

Prices Of Market Beef-Extra 81 n II Is FIRST
ouality sl3 o. a 10 75 second quality, 81 80 a. II
3; third quality 50 - 70 II.
Prices Of store Cattle-W rking Oxen, v pair,
asa. SPA TO $3.50 a 800.
500. ~, -, &, -
three year ODDS Si5 a o. Al, -, A.
q 90 eaah, extra ~ % a s70o0r from y to SC Y No.
Spring Iamhs Oh n 20. Veal Calves, none.
Hides g a etc p 10. Tallow, "a 14c 70:
Pelts, 81 % 10 81 IS each. Calfski :, l5M 6c Y u
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4 NEARLY now side-spTing shifting TOP buggy
N built to order, in a thorough manner Inquir.
at Whitney's Livery Stable, corner Winooski Ave
nue. and Pearl Street. Feb 2Ist dtf
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
FOR SALE.

4 BEAUTIFUL illustrated book worth thousand
N dollars sent free TO any address receipt Of ?
cents, by addressing Professor JOHN NANDERPOOL
No o65 Winthrop Place, New York City.
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! EARS STANDING.

pr Orahsre Will visit this place In April also, with
his new and splendid carriage AMI fourhorses- twice
during the summer and fall
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NEW York. March 3

It 1870 clock this a. m. fire was discov-
cred ON ,tte third floor Of Bamum's Museum
The fire was first dier0.-rvj in the depart
ment occupied by Van Ambursh
The fat women. and fat baby. the gianteer
and other monstrosities together with the
nnitor's family. were aroused, and safely
conducted from the building. - rapidly
did the flames spread. that it was found m
possible to save any Of the Isrge animals.
Their yells as the flames reached them. we're
appalling, and they bounded from side to
/ side against the bars. in their efforts to free
/ themselves
\ few Of the animals on the Broadway
/ side, were got out.
The thieves who abound in the vicinity
were collected in large numbers and in the
/ confusion managed TO appropriate good
amount of properly. The loss Oh the Mu-
scum and including Van Amburghs mena
oerie will amount to $500 .O0O. Partially
insured. The elephan; finding the heat and
flames reaching him burst the doors down
and made his way into the street. While the
flames were at their height tongue Of flame
licked down into the first story, when it was
found that the beasts ENGAGED there had been
dormant only. Lions, Tigers, Bears, &c.,
instantly at the sight Of the flames burst al
at once into a demoniac roar and beat them
selves against the bars Of their cages.
One full grown tiger burst he prison bar
and with one wild leap for the window reach
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). ". ADAMS, Agent
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ESSEN ACADEMY.

I'VE SPRING TERM Will commence MONDAY,
| March 10th and continue sixteen weeks. Half
term pupils will he admitted where desired. April
cations for board OF rooms should he made early ~
the principal, ASA SAADhhSGN
Essex Feb d. l.d- dEif3N Principal
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WASHINGTON. March >.

There is every disposition among the radi-
cal senator's to finish the consideration of the
ruler TO govern the Impeachment trial to-day,
even If it becomes necessary to hold night
session. The vote will be reached in the
House at this p M, and il is desired to
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MOTHER RAILEH'S
Quietins Syrmp for Children

Only Twenty-Five cents. Sold 10y all Druggists
VIM. JosIyn & Sons, Barton, Vt, General Agents.
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A gentleman just from Alabama south
erner bv birth and education, in this city
Ia secure the admission Of that State under
.be new constitution. was on the floor of the
lIoase this forenoon. He says that the mum
Der % sJtes required TO secure the adoption "l
ti,e new constitution is too large, as 1000 re-
Ststered voters have left the STATE, and 1t can
be proved that 1000 colored men were kept
from voting by undue influence lie SAYS the
number ol loyal men is sufficient to control
the STATE government in future. bat that
many viii leave the State as soon as tles tan
get away, if the newly elected officers are not
ecognized by Congress.
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CLOVER SEED
an OOn ihs NEW CLON Err SEED just receive
.OOO at PEIRCE'S.
FOR SALE.

4 FEW BBLS. pure seed Harrison Poiatoga
y seed obtained from pr. 5, Hcirou If Utica, \ y
Price, . p bush. $50 q bill. Advertised by New
York seedIueu nj So b bhl Early Sebecs 81 80 y
bush; 81 p Dbl Also, few mediuW-Sized Early
Goodrich suitable for seej 81 80 2 bush; : p hhl
T. $ BROWNEL
Colchester. March 3, ISIS. d2wSw6w.
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Special dispatches from the cities Oh cough.
keetsie and Ithaca report that the republic
cans elected their town officers yesterday.
In Yonkers, Alillyrtqn, Palmyra, Corning,
and lansingburgh the democrats carried the
election
Gold l4l!
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Protestant Episcopal Convention.
NEW YORK October IL.

Rev. DIR. Haight from the Committee
on Cauons, reported in favor of amend
ing Canon o, so that in the case OF u
decree or priest ordained by Bishop
not in communion with the Episcopal
Church, he shall remain on probation
one year, instead of six months as at
present, adopted with but few dissent
ing votes. Rev. Hiram w. Beers of
Wisconsin introduced a series of
resolutions on common Canons, report
ed the following Canon first: The form
OF consecration of a Church or Chapel
shall not be used at any time before
sutfic cient evidence be furnished to the
Bishop that the building ought to be
consecrated, and that the land on
which IL stands is free from all debt or
other pecuniary liability. I'd, that the
title to such building and land shall be
secured TO the person. persons or corpo-
ration authorized by the law of the
State or Territory in which it is situated
to hold property for the diocese, parish
or congregation and such building and
land shall not be encumbered or
alienated by mortgage or sale, by the
parties aforesaid, without the consent
OF the Ecclesiastical authority of the
dioceses in which they are situated. Sd,
Church or Chapel once consecrated TO
the service OF Almighty God, shall be
seperate from all unhallowed, unwor-
thy or common uses and Il shall not be
rewarded or disposed OF or taken down
unless permission be obtained from the
Bishop acting or by the advice and
consent of the standing Committee OF
the dioceses in which II is situated, after
some further discussion thereon the
Committee adjourned.
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SECOND WARD MARKET.--There
seemed good show OF frui. and vege-
tables in market on Saturday morning,
and prices in these departments are
hardly 30 high as the quotations for
last week. Meats are also a trifle lower,
live may judge by the prices asked by
the butchers on Saturday morning.
We give the quotations of the market
on that day.
Corn. 75 per bushel by the quantity,
retail 80 cents; Green Apples, 15a25 per
peck according to sizs and quality;
Potatoes, 81 GOAL 25 per bushel, 3OaS5 per
peck, Sweet so cents per peck, 81 90 for
New Jersey; Turnips, 15 cents per peck :;
Tomatoes, openingat 25 per peck closed
at 20 cents, Green do. 10 cents per peck;
Oni ons. 80 cents per pecki Cabbages,
S5a6 per 100, 6a7 cents per head;
Pumpkins, 3a1o cents each; Car
rotts,5 cents per bunch; Green
Corn, 15 cents per dozen; Butter,
35a4O cents per pound, Eggs,
2Sa25 cents per dozen; Lard %
% cents per pound. Grapes, 20 cents
per n peck; Apple butter, 15a2O cents
per quart; Dried apples 10 cents per
quart. walnuts 80 cents per peck;
Chestnuts 20 cents. per quart. Sor-
ghum Molasses (new) so cents per gal
lon. We quote meats as follows: Pork,
fresh, 12H lb.; Steak 10 lb.; Beef, Loin
roast 15 lb., loin and round steak, 10
lb.; Mutton, fore quarter 10 lb., hind do
IL; lamb outlets 1s lb.; sausages 20 lb.
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In the last year our people have built
more than one thousand school houses
those pioneers of better civilization
than has heretofore prevailed In the
mountains of West Virginia. The ele.
ment which predUminates in the DEM
ocratic party here is opposed to school
houses, SO these would be rendered
useless and the rising generation grow
up in ignorance, the raw material for
good Democrats.
What Gen. Schenck said Saturday
night concerning the Democratic party
in general is especially true of 1t here
in West Virginia, that their whole
and only principle and purpose is to
tear down what the Union party has
built up, 10 Danish order and stability
and reinaugurate the confusion and
disorder from which we are just fairly
emerging, a state OF things which no
one can wish to renew but mere adven-
turers, politicians of the baser sort,
those Ishmaels OF society who live and
flourish upon disorders which they la
Dor to promote.
We put these suggestions meagre and
hastily thrown together as they are,
to those Democrats who do us the honor
to read tho 1STELLIGEScER, who
thereby We think show that they are
reasonable, liberal minded men; and
who we trust will not be cheated by a
mere party name into doing themselves
and the community whose interests are
their own, an injury that might be ir-
reparable. We trust that before choos-
ing their ballot next Thursday, they
will be quite satisfied in their own
convictions that the material, the
moral and Intellectual interests of
our people would be better promoted,
that taxes would be lighter, that labor
would be more honorable, better re-
warded, our children better, land more
cheaply educated, that life and property
would be more secure and mems in
dividual rights and liberties be better
protected under Democratic than
under Republican Administration.
Will they not first ask themselves
whether that administration would be
controlled and shaped by such men as
they would like to see directing affairs;
whether they are sure the existing re-
pose and prosperity of our people
would be improved; whether the sub
stantial citizens, on whom In every
community the burdens of govern
ment mainly fall, would not find
heavier rather than lighter ones laid
upon them by reason of the change =?
We do not ask any Democrat to vote
against his party next Thursday, but
we do ask him as good citizen and
reasonable man to be sure before he
votes for 1t that he has good reason for
doing so.
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TEE New York Sun says Seymour Is
a good man; good man to live at Uti-
ca; a good authority on watermelons;
he has large stock of copper on hand,
and might go into the copper trade.
He is good candidate TO withdraw.
He said when he accepted that he
could not accept with honor. AS for
Blair-it don't think it is good sea-
son for Blairs; they seem to be troubled
with the blight. To give them their
due, however, it must be admitted that
they don't hurt party much If they
don't belong to it.
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GREENsDURd, October II.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, October II.
The proposed withdrawal Of Sey-
mour and Blair meets the unqualified
disapproval of the rank and file OF the
Democratic party of this city.
The cold weather continues, with a
high northwest wind. Snow fell at
Yorkville, in the upper part of this
island. Snow also fell at Buffalo and
Bangor, in addition to the points al
ready named.
The Board Of Cotton Brokers formal
ly organized to-day.
dance house last night. The police
arrested Mrs. Allen, Boston Tom, and
six female inmate of the den, but John
fed.
Last evening, a meeting of the Board
of Missions OF the Protestant Episco-
pal Convention was held in the Church
OF the TRANSPORTATION for the TRANSACT
ton of general business, and more es.
pecially to hear an address In the In
dian language by Rev. Paul Wagaus-
XII, of the Dacotah Indians, recently
converted 10 Christianity. Bishop Lee
presided.
The steamship Vile De Paris sailed
to-day, taking SlS4 COO In specie.
In an alteration in front OF the Afri-
can church, in Jersey City, last night,
Jesse johnson (colored) stabbed Morris
not yet been arrested. Both parties
had been attending the meeting in the
church.
A tidal phenomenon was observed at
He'll Gate on Thursday, when the tide,
according to experienced pilots, was
stronger than It has been ior the last
twenty years.
O'Baldwin has been put under a thou
sand dollars bond to keep the peace for
a year, aud 1t is now believed the fight
between him and Wormald is postpon-
ed for a year.
given notice to their operatives that a
change will be made in working hours
on Monday next, and the mills will
run eleven hours instead OF ten as at
present, The spinners have formally
protested against the change.
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MARKETS By rELEaRAPH.

New YORK, October II.
! 600 bales at 2551a257zc for mIddiing up
FLouR-Closed dull at 5aloc lower.
GRAIN--Wheat-Dul and nominally
easier, there was not however, any very
81 coal 81 Ior western. Oats-AcLlve and fIrm
at zoe for western. Corn-Dnll at 81 14a1 lb3S
for unsound, and 81 l5al 161z for sound mixed
Ns-Pork-Rather easier; sales of
Mess al S8 80 and regular closing at SIS IS
Dull and dropping. Cut Meats-Quiet
without decided change: Bacon.Firm with
fair inquiry. Lard-Dun at lsalskc for fair
TO prime steam.
RGes-FIIm at 2a2S.
DRY GOODS.
Market steady and a fair business doing,
although the trade Is tar from being active.
Heavy brown sheetings like Pacific extra.
a and AtanIS 1ring lSs
prints l2<c; AmoSReaS 12c; Arnolds lie for
new, and 10 for styles. Low price I'd FIannels
goods are abundant and are being forced to
sale at a material discount from current
rates. Brown drills are scarce and firm at
l7c fer export, and lSc by the package for the
best brands.
BANK STATEMENT.
Loans S264. ,lS5, decrease s95l ,4is; Specie
So, ,1S8 $40, decrease Sl69,477 circulation S3i.-
2l59S inerease sa5sl5; deposits s5ss s s SO 5sS.
crease 81 ,S7S. .229.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
.GoLD-Unsettled, opening at lssk and
closing at 1861.
sSH hIsbaI couSn1S 81 ana 40 9es5 ~
iiazs; do new, ilialIl52 do q, Ill ISiil5s; DO
q 81 loGEsH5:S6 prices: FSeifiC %sll 1e7sa1ss1l;
Western Union Telegraph 361Sa87N: New
York Central l2s!zl2S5ss;; Erie 4s3Ss4s5<; do
Wabash 671<a675S; Michigan central .lIsalis,
Michigan Soutnern s9iSa9011S; Toledo loSa
1867; Fort Wayne ll71$all7k:
EXPRESS sHAREs-Wells, Fargo & Co. 3la
American 46k.
Cincinnati.
OCroBER H.-FLoUR-Dull; family at
CjRAIN-Wheat-DuII; No. l. red held at
81; new at 65. Rye-FIrm at 81 40. Oats-Dull
at 6Oc for No. ]: IS for No. 2. Rarley-Ad-
vaneed to 81 4Ta2 SOi Canada state spring
CoTToS-Dun OF at 2311Sa24c for mlddlIng.
ToBACco-Unchanged and quiet.
wH.SKY-Dull at 81 bal 25, buy ers holding
of for lower rates.
Pork So So. Bulk Meats-At Y Tor shoIld
for shoulders and 15<al611c and l7al71<c fol
rib. clear rib, and clear; Lard-lSI<aisc.
AIEhEsnLsTge sIpbTg Spl M at Pes4oleum sssa
Dull at S0A32c for refined.
BuTrER-UnchRpgedEa firm at S5al0c.
kGGS-Scarce at 25c.
HAY-DnIi;s 81 lower timothy at l4al7.
GoLD-l3T buying
Chicago.
OCTOBER 17th-FLoUR-DulI at l5a25C
lower; spring extras So 00a7 so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Le1s active aud Sa5N
lower; sales OF No. / at 81 45AI IS; sales OF No
I at 81 36H, steadily declined and closed a
81 SI5zi sales of NJ: since change a. 9 g
COrn-Dul and la2Ac lower; sales OF No.
| S91Sa9l1Sc; No. 2S9A9J.
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EUROPE.


PARIS, October IL.
The Gauloes newspaper has report
OF an attempt to shoot General Primsat
Madrid. The attempt was unsuccess-
ful. The assassin was arrested, but
was afterward set at liberty by Gen.
Prim himself.
DRESDEN, October II.
The further tumults syesterday.among
the COMMISSIONERS were promptly
suppressed.
The government of Spain has ap-
pointed Rios Rosas as Minister to Eng
land.
The Manchester Chamber of Com
merce gave banquet to Lord Salisbu-
ry on the 27th ult. Reverdy johnson
was present.
MADRID, October II.
Acquierre has been made President
of the Supreme Court.
Dulce, who was appointed Captain
General of Cuba, has declined on ac-
count of i'll health.
The coinage system of Spain will be
radically changed to conform to that of
France.
Ros de Olane, Count of Almina. has
been appointed Captain General OF
Lersani and Ropete have arrived at
Saragoosa. They had triumphal en-
try, and the widest enthusiasm was
manifested
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PAXTON & oaLEBAY
GrOcers
NO. 6A MAIN ST.,

NO. o. MAIN ST.p
WHEELING, W. va.
HAVE RECEIVED AND OFFER FOR
l sale at lowest market rates, viz:
1b0 Bags Rio Coffee.
50 Half Chests Gunp'r, 7. d and Imp7
Teas.
20 Half Chests Black Tea.
30 Boxes and Kegs Sup'r Va. Tobaccos.
75 Butts and Caddies Black los do
100 CaddIes Black rs and Navy do
20 Keys twist do
100 Bbis Refined Sugars.
80 Hhds r. R and Cuba Sugars
IS Bbls prime MolasSeE.
Also, Flour, Soaps and Candles, Wooden.
ware, Spices, N. Q. Tar, Conc. Lye, Madder,
Copperas, Alum Logwood, Newcastle BI
Carb Soda, Cot'n Yarns, Batting, Fps Salts,
salts, Chocolate, Cream Tartar, Vinegar,
Cheese, Shot and Lead. Salt, and numerous
other articles usually kept In q Wholesale
We solIeIt an examination OF onr stock
from any one wanting anything In our Line.