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Receipts by Railroad, ooto',er as.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

,. SOUTH CAItuTlNA NAILR0AD.
ls4S bales cotton, 6I bales dOmcstIcs, 100 bbls
nonr 200 bags four, 141 bbls naval stores. To
Railroad Agent. u >PringIe. Pelzcr, Rodgers 4
CO, Witte, Watson Hill, ) . Aiken 4 60, q
Il Walter d co, Rcclcr q, Davis, FROST & Adger,
Sloan, 4 Wiss 4 co, CIV Williams co, Thurs.
ton & Holmes, w " Smith, w u Williams & Son,
Ryen, Il Murc i CO, Stcnll0uso & co. Capt
Hanlon, w Smith & co, and others.
NoRTnRAsTEBN RAILROAD.
112 bales cotton, bags cotton seed. kegs spkes.
mdso. 10. To Roeder & Davis, T II Bristoll'G co,
+ r. " Emanuel, Rsyenel = Co. Gaillard & Minolt,
w @ Bcc co, Gracscr 4 Smith, q w Williams d
co, McD0wall. f Bates q CO. Mowry 4 co, Prost 4
Adger, ! Aiken co, F Jordan, A p Ford, w X
Ryan, " Gurney, Lopez d 1, Brodie q CO, Cald-
wen q Bon, shackelford Kelly, and A J Salinas.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Pringle Son, W Bowling co, w @ Bes j co.
u Slstto 90, " o5Courtney, H iBIschon & co,
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OFFICIAL.

list oF LETTERS remaining In the PostofEcc
at Charleston, for the week ending October 10,
1869, ana printed officially In TIL. DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the larges, circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
90 Persons calling for Letters Advertised.
should state that they urc "Advcrtisct,.u
GD- Ohlce hours from 3 A. M.o6p N On
Sundays, from s To o =. VI.
STANLEY G. THOTT. Postmaster.
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THE COTTON MARkRT.-The operations in this
staple Inns exhibited much stcadiness during the
week, and prices have been sustained at most
points. In the English market quotations ruled
during the week ut 13d, reccded 10 II116sIod, at
New York Mt coke, and at this port Mt &c q Ib
for mldd!lngs. In the Southern ports the domand
mas been generally good, and stocks, notwith-
standing the full receipts, have not accumulated
to any Important extent, showing the confidence
OF operators In the present position Of prices.
= The movements OF the article nj Liverpool and
New York have been AZ follows On Friday Oc-
teber 22 the former closed dull uplands I'D sales
10000 bales; the latter was heavy and lower Mt
20i1c, gales $500 bales. On Saturday Inc former
waS steady ut I'D, snes J0o0 bales; The Inter was
Shade easier at 2jc, sales 1900 bales. On Mon,iay
the former vas unchanged, uolands l2d, salcs
II, 900 bales; tho latter was frmcr, closing quiet
at 20l4c, sales 2S25 baies. On Tuesday the former
was steady, uplands l2d, snlcs 1aoC0 balcs The
latter was without decided change uplands 20 &c,
sales 1900 bales. On Wednesday the former was
somewhat active at l1Xal2d, sales 1900 bales;
thelattcr was arm at 2Gjlc sales 22o0 bales Yes-
ter1ay the former was hrm, upantls iIs.a,ad,
sales IL, 600 bales; the latter was quiet at 2skc.
u Tho stork OF tho ,fnple IN sight at the latest
ydot I'd W na no foltcy,s.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.

THURSDAY, October 2s.
The market remains without any decided
change. Business IL still depressed and the trims.
actions In securities exceedingly limited. Du 1g
the past week sales OF Peoples National BanA
Stock were made al III 10 l1s, and the First Na-
honal Bank Stock is quoted ut nearly the same
1gure. Bank bills are firm at the rates given be-
lew. Money is loaned on the street at to Ia p
cent. per month ON good collatcrals.
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, October 27.-SPIRITs TUnpss.
TINE.-Saics Of SO casks ut 42,zc, and SO casks nt
43c per gallon.
RhsIS.-salcs OF 1oa bbis at So for extra No. Q
and 50 so for No. 1.
CRUDE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 81 bbls at So ~
for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 60 for hnrd.
TAR.-Salcs Of only 20 bbls at 81 ncr bbl
CoTToH.-3l buics were reported at 2ia2Iks
24xc.
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-
ipirnr, Mrs Al
Iioags, Mrs d.
Powell, Mrs Js-
| hanna
Irall,is, Miss S
ilIcet, Mrs Is
Hicks, Mrs Julia
ROyal, MlssI.en-
Iltosc, Miss En-
Roberts, Miss N
lRyan, Mrs Ann
IRyan, Miss Le-
| yiilrlfa
SANDERS, Miss
| Fannie
Silllons, Miss g
Snli,h. Miss S @
Scott, Miss Sa-
| rail
Scanlin, Mrs O
lSerirOil, MISC NJ
ScyIn0ur, Mrs
| W w
Shca, Mrs la
WI
'jSires, Mrs NJ K
Singicton, ;sBs
\ +
iSmal!wo0d,M
-
Souba;os, Mrs s
lStroclnan, Mrs
u I. a
Stansbcrry, Mrs
Taylor, Mrs J L
Iugcc, Mrs Jane
'lVanllaticln, Mrs
WATSON, Mrs r
wallace, Mrs
watts, Miss G r
Wells, Mrshnna
wish, Mrs II p
Wilmington,
| Miss q
Wilkinson, Mrs
~ w
Wright, Mrs N
Wullcrs, Mrs J
| e.
Williams, Miss
Wilson, Mrs B
Wales, Mamie
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Passengers.

Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, via Jack
sohyille, FcrRandlne and Sayannah-Nrs Conner,
Kewn. gorham, 3 r Williams, 9 d Frotter, and
n on decx.t. !, * NJ < W. ,,TE
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Rice Market.

The New York Journal OF Commerce, or wed.
ncstny, October 20, says: The arrivals Of new nrc
increasing, nnd rs the demand does not keep pace
prices arc heavy. Old sells slowly ut about prc-
yinns hsurcs. The sales arc 90 ticrces new At
moves slowly; 500 bags In bond sold for cr.
port OH private terms.
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hdsonc, Miss II
Adams, Mrs I.
Aiken, Mrs An
Allen, Mrs Ma.
Aklein, Miss
Kate
Anderson, MiSs
"
! Anderson, Miss
| + T.
| Aytcs, Mrs Jane
bAuiiihH, MISS
| Carrie
| Banks, Miss g
Barnwcll, Mrs
| Bell, Mrs Mariu
| BlOllc, Miss
Bl;tcSlock, Miss
| Bollncll, Mrs
| Martha
| Browning, Mr.
| A J
| Hirdcn, Miss /.
| BOg
Br0ydcn, Mrs I.
| A
| Brill, Miss II
| Campbell, Mrs 4
Canniitly, Mrs
CaIlnady, Mrs
| nj
Clausslin, Mrs i.
Clarke, Mrs A
i SorCoTan, MISS
| I, A
Cooke, Mrs T.
collins, Mrs F.
| Cracker, Mrs 5
| Cross, Sarah NJ
Crovat, Mrs I. )
| Crowley, Mrs NJ
4 a
| Dicnon, Mrs /
| Douglas, Mrs J.
| EnS;crby, Mrs :
| X
Edwards, Mrs !.
Enrigllt, Mrs
| Eliza
Finley, Mrs +
| Fowler, Miss
| Virginia
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r. gJ- Persons dcposiing letters In the Postonlce
VIII please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner nf the envelope, ana they will also
please 10 remember Thai without tue stamp let
Ter ctilnot be macd, but will be sent 10 the Dead
letter Onicc.
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wOMiN.S LIST.

,GatiBon, Mrs
| Mary
lGlovcr, Mrs Ila,
iGrccn, Miss r
1llay, Mrs Al a
Hayes, Mrs
illaydOn, Mrs
| Thomas
jli0tt, Miss NJ V
Holdings, Mrs q
llvions, Mrs Su'
| Santicr
JOfuoU, MTS u
lJcir0rtls, AlrsMA
Jarvis, Mrs Ed
| dic
l,loncs, Caroline
Jones, Mrs Jcs.
| pic
iJcnkinB, Miss NJ
~ JoliiisOn, Mrs I
johnson, Mrs
| Ellen
lKeneirs. Miss A
| NJ ]
Kane, MissJosc,
! plllIie
Leila, Mrs la
lice, MissEliZ.t 4
Lawrence, Mis-!
\ III r.
Lawrence. Mis-.
! Ada
lLyncs, Mrs Al y
iMarshail, Miss
| VI J.,
Miller, Miss II
Mellrtcns, Mctti
| Metz
Middleton, Mrs
Milne, Mrs
Miller, Andrew
mitchell, Mrs 4
MOnaSs. Mrs
| Anna
MORAN, Mrs T. :
Murray, Mrs IL
birs =
lMcAllcn, Miss
/ Mary
IMcCants, Miss
i Sallic
iHcKcilry, Mrs
4 lisa
Millnott, Mrs
j Ann
ENeunan, Miss
I Lizzie
l0livcr, Mrs
| Mary
Perry, Mrs Il II
IPinckney, Miss
| I.nnn
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NOR wRIGHT's BLUFF AND INTER

MEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE SAN.
TEE RIVER.
The Steamer MARION, Captain = r~A
hcxanaer ROBERTSON, Is now rocciv-
leave on SATURDAY NIGHT, the 3Oth instant
Freight must be prepaid.
For engagements, apply at
THE OFFICE OF TIE AGENCY,
oct2S Accommodation Wharf.
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH

IRAY ELLBKS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON I'm ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay in their <,f.FNs
dlals. i'randics, Whistles Wucs, Canned Sonls
and Meats, American and English Dscuits lie
yil!cd Ham. Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Scgnrs.
WM. $. CORWtN 4 CO.
No. 275 King street, opposite IIascl
Charleston, s. C.
Branch OF No. 900 Broadway, corner both street,
New York. septoS 6inos
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NoTE.-Wc havo deducted from Now Orleans
savannah Clio bng8 lea island and -. bales mn
land, and nom Charleston 439 bags sea Island and
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas ana Savannah.
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n o r F l. o R 4 d a
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNAEDINA AND JACK.
SONvILLE

:. On and after The 29d of October . ,T-ua. ;.
the steamer CITY POINT, Captain txsH:S StthzEs5jt'
George f.. McMiian, will sali from UhnrIcsion
every SATURDAY EvkEING, at S O'Clock.
heturnillg, tho CITY P0lNrwill leave Savannah
every THURSDAY MORNING, NJ O'Clock, connect
ing with Central Railroad at Savannah for Mobile
ana Sew Orleans. and with the Florida Railroad
at FcrnAndinn for Cedar KEYS nj which noiui
steamcrs connect with New Orleans, Mobile pen.
sacnla, Key West and Havana.
Through BILLS Of l&ding given for cotton per Sa.
vannah line of steamers 10. Boston.
Through f'ills Of latng given for goods 10 Mo-
bile, Pensacola and New Orleans.
j. ID. AIKEN & CO, Agents
OCtlS SC..h AtlamIiC Whnrf.
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EOR BEAUFORT VIA ROCKVILLE.
EDlsTo AND cuIsoLMs LANDING

The fast steamer 'III.OT BOYv S-es,
Captain Fem Peck will leave Mil IIg.s.l H,-l.
alc M Atlantic Wharf for above points every MOSDAI
MORNING., nj O'Clock, until further notice.
KetnrninT. Will lcayc Beaufort every TUESDAY
MofNiNG 1T O'clock ald Eds;O O'Clock u. NJ:
Ocl9 j. ID. AIKEN & CO. Agents
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DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
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Marine NEWS.
EsToN, OCTOBER 20
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

I'ritsh ship Duke of wellington, Alien, Liver
pool-5o days Salt ana pig iron. 10 Ravcncl
Schr Hyroycr, Brown, New YorI-75 hours
M9se. TO W Roach 4 co, Railroad Agents, j Il
MGGe1 i scGoT Go AIaS; S pamon Ann, co. Aiken CO.
TW bliss, II Brown, q Burt & co, II Bulwinklc &
co, Cameron l,arkiey & co, T. II Cowpcrlhwai, l.
& co, NJ Cohen, W Corwin 4 co, Dowic & Noise,
ham, G Franckc, Goodrich, wlncman 4 co, q
Gravcley, Hart co, Holmes & Calder, l. LtIynian
4 co, 9 Hacker, Ilurkamp & co. Jenords & co,
co, Knobe,och & Small, II Kiaiie 4 co, r. II KeI.
lers. Kerrison. II Averill, Klnck, Wickcnberg
Son. Iiltcnthal & co, G ii I.indstc,it, G IurSc =
u Marshall, Mills House, Muller, Ellniiz & co, j S
Ostendorlr, hantouc co, - o'Ecil Palmetto pio,
Rodgers co, ] S Il Il PIerson, j a QIlacIrn6usl,,
Rayenel & Holmes, G Ring, w r Russell 4 co, "
Scgng E Stod.iard & CO, PTccklenberg, + Won
Sam,en, SAME, D Tobias a, Sons, y L WshS, iiwurh:
Whiting, Walsh walker, Evans a. sMtCasm; y CoasM;.II y
w Williams co. wagcner & Monsccs, D Yates.
West 4 Jones, Paul. Wclch & Brandcs, l., and
Schr u Warren, Saheaton, Combahcc. $3.50
bushels rough rice. To W lice & co.
Scnr Ann peas, from West Point Mill. o3
tierccs rice 10 Frost Adger.
Steamer City Point, McSilian, Palatka. via
Jacksonville, Fernandinn and Savannah. lOl
ham Il Son, Fraser Is Dill, r II I.awton & co,
Willis 4 ChIsolm. Roper & Stoncy, KirkpntrcE &
Wittc, Cohcn lanckel S CO, Pinckney Bros, !, 1;
y. w l'rJce co, Walker, Evans K C0gswcil, W u
Williams Son, DIR w X Siafrcr, g D Carr & co,
Johnston, Crews It co, Recdcr ( Davis, Wardlawi
Cnrcw, Hopkins, McThcrson & co, Pczcr Rod
gers co, ClIisnp lIrOS, and & n IIurlbrt
Bont from Christ Church. bags seq Island cot
ton. To Roper Stoncy.
Boat from Johns Island. 2 bugs sea islant
cotton To Roper & StOncy.
Received from ChlsOlni's Ml-2 bags sea island
cotton. To Chlsolln Bros
CI,FARED yRcTEpniv
Steamship Georgia, Cutler New York-Raycncl
co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Georgia, Cutler, New York
Schr Ahhca, Smith, Philadelphia.
Schr Haley. liacy, Wilmington, NC.
Schr Streakcr, Van Geller Wilmington
NC.
FROM THIS PORT.
October 90.
schr Conservative, Kcmpton, New York, octo
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
mbGi Bb5ish ssTK ,aa.y Mary kcllam. R"'ler, nom Var
BY TELEGRAPH.
SAVANNAH. October 2s.-Arrived. bnrr Annlc
wilson, Denerara; brig Lizzie Wymnn George.
town, ID g. Cleared, steamship Gen Barnes ESS,
YORK; ships Alexandria and Crescent CITY Liver.
pooli scir Emma ID Finncy Matanzas.
MEMORANDA.
The ntcaner Starlight, from Portland, Nc. for
on the 25th. ~
List OF Shipping
m
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Chipping.
WANTBD, THREE TO FOUR HUN
DRIED BALES COTTON TO COM
PLETB CARGO.

The new British Bark JEROME JONES, Ii
Crosby master, wants the above to COIN. G>iS'S,
pletc engagements. Apply TO
uGt29 ) WILLIAM ROACH co
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Stocks OF Cotton In the Interfor Toyyp
not facludcd I'm tho Receipts. \
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Hair Spring Bellows Mattress,

either io'Ging or PLAIN, assigned Tor feeble con-
stitutionS, broken limbs, rhern atism or any
chronic disease, that may affect the human syS-
ten. article that would be in every family if
It's true merits were fully known lie also
Is 4, .- rss makes
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A HOTEL IN RUSSIA.

In any country the first inquiry alta
public house is usually for a room.
In Russia the second is for a Bed.
sheets, bedding generally, water, a
towel, soap and, a candle In, short,
whatever is wanted must be- asked
for seperately, and in the same. way
paid for. Having superintendent the
furnishing of our apartments we will
proceed to the dining room. If it is
morning or evening no tea is, ,takun,
but hot water and tea set.1 j From a
private store (Which every Russian is
supposed to carry in his pocket you
place in the teapot as many, spoonfuls
oftea as yeulrediiire: This is inlme-
diately taken to the kitchen and re-
turned, just covered with boiling wa
ter. Then with the hot water before
furnished you make it to your taste.
A thin slice of lemon is always served
in the glass and allowed to float on
the tea, which extracts from it the
most delicate flavor. Ordering din
her is an easy matter-the simple
statement whether you will have one
for seventy-five cents or one dollar,
procuring, three or four courses regu-
larly seTy9dk Quito an agreeable ac-
compartment to the meals was the
orchestra of fifteen female performers
who sung also in the chorus. They
were good looking, modest young
women, engaged for the season at
very small pay, but allowed to take
up contributions, which they Regular
ly did after each performance.
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- 6-e-----
TIME FOR NIATRIMONY.

Among the ancient Germans, than
whom finer race never existed, it
was death for any woman to marry
before she was twenty years old. By
= the lawslof LycuFgns, the eanlostspecial
attention was, paid to ply 9eluca-
tion, and no delicate orr sickl klyawomen
were, on any account, allowed to
marry. DR.. Johnston. in his work on
" "Ec0lony of Healthy sayssthat mat
rimony should not be contracted un-
til the first year of the fourth septen-
Mai on the part of the lady, nor before
. the last year of the. same. in the case
r of the gentleman.n In other words,
the female should be at least twenty
one years of age and the male twenty
eight years. The doctor says Here
should be q difference ofrlseVen years
between the sexes, at whatever period
of life the connection is contracted.
There is q difference of seveff Years !;
not in the actual duration Of. life. in
the two sexes, but in the stamina OF
the constitution, the synImgtry UfTtiIc
form and lineamentsi of the face. : In
p respect to early marriage, so far as it
concerns the softer sex, for every year
at which marriage is entered upon
before the age of twenty-one. there
will be, on an average, three years of
premature decay, more or less appar-
- ent, of the corporal fabric. syCyI ~
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The following certificates have been received
from Messrs. Chickering IL Sons, Boston, and
Steinway 4 Sons, New York:
"This is to certify, that we have appointed
Mr. II. f. F1NNEY, our only authorized Agent
in the counties of Mahoning, Trumbull, Stark
and Portage in the state Of Ohio, and Mercer
County. Pa, and no other person has any author
ty TO advertise himself as our agent in those
counties. MIR. Finney is only agent who
personally selects all the Pianos which he pur-
chases.
Signed CHICKERING s. SONS.
Boston, Sept s4th, 1868.
''This is to certify, that Mr.. II. e. FINNEY,
of youngstown, has been appointed Agent for
the sale of our Pianos, in Mahoning and Trum-
bull Counties. Ohio and no other parties are au-
thorized to advertise themselves as our agents
in the above named counties cows
New Fork, Feb 70, 1885,
reliable makers, Cabinet Organs, Melodeons
Guitars. Violins &c, Guitar and Violin Strings,
Sheet Music. Instruction Books and Musical
Merchandise of every description. The largest
stock of the above Pianos to be be found in
Northern Ohio, constantly on hand, and will be
sold ut thelowest market prices. Call or send
for Catalogue and Price Lists. Agents for this
establishment carry Sheet Music, Strings, etc.
REFERENcEs:
Wick Bros. Bankers, and Thomas Brown,
ESQ, Youngstown, Ohio,
John Grove. Esq, Austintown, Ohio.
Rev. ID. l.. llickOk. North Bloomfield, Ohio.
A. b. kibbcc and o. l. Wolcott, Pennington,
p G. IT. Mctcalr. Nj. D., Warren, Ohio. .sa
Rev. II. W. Stratton, lluntsburg, Ohio, or at
the Mahoning Registers Office.
March II, 1859, 2S-1y.
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SLEEPING IN BRAN.-According to
the London Lancet, a plan has been
generally adopted in France in placing
babies in bran. An ordinary
cradle is filled with. common bran.
hair pillow is put in, and then the
bran is moved aside with the hands,
until hollow is formed the size of
the child's body. The infant, ,divest-
ed of everything below the waist, and
having little bodice or cape above
that, is then placed in the, bran, and
its body completely covered with it,
exactly MS may be seen at the seaside
) at the present time, where children
s play at buryiDgs one another in the
sand. A light coverlet or counter
pane is finally placed above, all. and
The baby is in bed for tile night The
two great advantages connected with
bran are said to belts particular clean
81 hnesss and the very pleasants and
equable temperature which it main
tains about the infants body.
AT an enthusiastic religious meet
ing among the negroes in Blount
county, last week when the mourner's
bench was crowded with penitents
SroanlhS III aSohy, ohe VI IheiIi' Sd
BILE damsel of elephantine proportions
sprang to thef feet crying j eGlory
hallelujah! Lord, if dis nigger had
de wings of june bug, she'd fly right
too heaben5''S Her, enthusiasm was
checked at that juncture by matter
of-fact sister, who raised her head
and cbrought It he new aoenvert's
thoughts book from the ideal to real,
thusly: "You fool nigger, what you
fneah?' IF you had june bug wings
don't you know aweodpecker'dsg COB
bic you fore you got half mile ?"
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Farm for Sale.

TIME undersigned having other business re-
1 quiriag his attention. oilers his farm for
safe, Is situated q milo from public square
contains about tsi acres fine arabic and grazing
land. Plenty OF fruit and timber. i never tall
ing supply Of living water, good house with 10
rooms, ) good Barns and other outhuildings-
This ilGa has almost the entire milk trade OF
Raycnna, which, as the city grows win become
more profitable This property offers great iu-
dueements tor party with some means tu en-
gage in very profitable business as the farm will
DO sold with 4 moderate payment in hand and
sufficient time ON the balance.
II. u. SEY AIOUR
Raycuna May 20, 1852, 3S-tf
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- DUnDING FOR SALE.

The frame building occupied By Mrs Allen as
residence and Millinery Store. The front or
store room isis by 9s, one apd half stories
high, with shelves, drawers, stationary show
cases and large show windows: 2d room is 10
by %, one and Il half stories; also, three other
rooms, one 12 by>22. one 10 by IL. and one II by
H. Each room is framed BY itself and SO joined
as to be easily separated.
he chambers are large and convenient, and
the whole building is in good repair This
building can be bought very cheap by calling
upon the subscriber soon.
419s-i5rff .r:-I. y. J.. PHELPS.
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with OF without cotton. His style OF manufac-
turing this Kind of goods. is decidedly an i'm
provement on the old system. lie pays particu-
lar attention to
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And other fixtures for Machine for sale.
Machines Adjusted and Repaired.

Those having purchased machines oc any
agents not having received sufficient instruc-
charge at their home, upon application by mai
or otherwise. It will be my aim to give entire
satisfaction to all.
Address G. W. BRADFORD, Agent.
Box III, Ravcnna, ohio
S. IL GERRIsH, Agent at Kent. 46-tf
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BOOSTERS and PILLOWS, of Pure
White CurIed Hair,

NJ EQ II. W. BANE has for sale some
Ne os twenty County Rights OF the
SprIng Folding Hair Mattress, in Fee simple
and Is the sole Agent for the sale of Rights in ali
the W eStern and southern States County and
State Rights sold on reasonable terms Persons
deSirous OF embariing in alucrativo business,
Raycnna, July Goth, 1869, 47-tf
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A very desirable Ctrn' OF eighty acres locat
town y good hara the premises. and pien
ty of Young igssit Jrc,,S iii good growing cond(
ton Also. f0ur acres Of pasture land Situated
on north Chestnut street, in the village of IA
VIENNA. Just the ching for Il man wishing a plat.
tD pasture COW or two. For terms ana q nai
tirular description of the premises oa'cred fo-
sale, enquire ut the 0ihco of
RANNEI 6 HATFIELD.
Nay Il 1864, S1-tr