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The Portland daily press., 1869-10-27
The Great Reformer of the Stage

who, having abandoned stage life, now exhibits in
vivid colors the whole show wordBe and Behind
the Scenes. Being Truthful. Nor j, and High ton.
ed, as well as Sensational, Rich and Racy, it out
sens an other books, Beautifully illustrated with 40
Spirited engravngs "A full page cuts $50 PAGES on
rose-tinted psper. Greatest inducements vel offered.
prospectus, Sample Copy, B ces, and Stationery,
Free. For Circular. explaining address, immediate.
~, PARMELEE & Co.. Publishers. either at Phia-
delpha, Pa, Cincinnati Ohio, or Middletown Conn.
.....H Oc22t4v
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Farm and Store for Sale

A Farm and Store at Uarreeseke
t4STSl-N Landing in Freeport. One of the
M1TIGlrAN best Farms in town. containinp
Isl Ilgl ISA about fifty acres; cut 35 tons OF hay
slzsszA44tzs1L last year. Good chance for sea
dressing as the river is navigabe to the farm Build
ings first rate. 1wo story Store, nearly new. good
location for trade. Large two story house. suitable
LOT TWO families; nice stable and other buildings
inns place is only 3-4,hs OF a mile from KepnebeC
Depot. A good bargain can be had ~
Enquire OF DANIEL CURTIS, on the promises
OF OF W. u. q EKhlS, Real Estate Agent. under
Lancaster Han. je1-TT&SN W.T. tlamtt
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re- O II q Il

f5NHE undersigned having disposed of his interest
Z Ill the Shne business, would 10 lorm those bay-
s accounts with him. to call Of corner of Lalayett
i.hl ongress streets, IN Wednesday and Saturday
o ea' n week tor snort time, shall leave the civ
ton. ~ u w ~ mi, ~ \, oo,,ec-
octt5 2w* " " " an
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Reyo CSa GacGcs

al who have committed an excess OF any KING
neither it be the solitary vice Of YOUTH the sting
ng rebuke of misplaced confidence in maturer years,
SEEK FOR AN ANTIDOTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Cotton
are the Barometer to the whole system.
do not wait for the contamination that is sure Ia S.
low: do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss Of Beauty
md f,orn nIax
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Il o II 4,

NTORAGE and Wharfage or Custom House
~ Wharf. Apply to Ll NCH BARKER a. Co.
Ocl6tf 139 Commercial St
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Farm for Sale.
Situated in New-Gloucester in
AzGN-N the fertile valley OF Royals River on
MiTlf7arR the new county road from the fac-
e3IIlEIIII8 tory in Gray to Pownal, containing
1ll4l34z391125 acres Of rich sandy and CLAW
loan, slopmg to the south, free from stones and
easy to TILL produces 100 TONS of hay yearly is well
fenced and has an excellent wood-iot OF old and
young growth, within two miles of good marker,
also maple grove from which may be made 1000
lbs ot sugar yearly. = -
The buildings n said farm are all new, of modern
style, well finished and painted, consisting of a
large two itory house with L. wood-shed stable and
carrias e-house, all connected with barn 4Ox75 IT.
with out-hulldings conveniently located and pro-
eyergreens -7--7 - "
There is also connected with the farm, well
nnlsned cottage to accommodate farmer having a
family, all the buildings are wei. supplied with
good water by equaduct and wells, the farm is
WITHIN two miles OF The Depot at PowDal on the
Meeting house. Terms reasonable.
oe7eod&wtf BENJAMIN MORSE.
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no he Let.

POSSESSION GiCe7a 1t Once :
HE large store Commercial street. head
Widgerys Wharf, together with the Wharf and
DOCK 1t has four Counting rooms, also la1 ge Safe.
mas Deen occupied as a Grain, Provision and w est
india Goods Store Is finely adapted for Fish Es-
ness. e.. $500
Kent low. Enquire on the premises.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-28
Now York on tne .FIneenlh Amend.

II appears from the records OF the
Department Of State at Washington
that the action Of the leglsture OF New
York upon the proposed amendment
10 the Federal Constitution, Article XIV,
has not been officially communicated
to the federal government. The action
Of the legislature upon the subject was
this: Governor Hoffman communioAt.
ed copy OF the amendment TO the leg
lBlatuTe. A resolution Of ratification
was reported BY Mr.. Hustled from the
Committee on Federal Relations, made
a special order and adopted. The Sen.
ate Riterward concurred In Il.
1t was belived TO be the obvious duty
OF the Governor to transmit q certified
copy OF the concurrent resolution to
the Secretary OF State at Was hlngton;
but as no formal request was made, be
has probably taken different view oi
the matter. n
The thirteenth and fourteenth amend.
mentS were In the same manner ratified
by concurrent resolution, but these
were transmitted, we suppose, by Gov.
Fenton. It lB probable that duly cer~
tilted copy can be taken by the Speaker
and Clerk OF the Assembly from the
Office OF the Secretary Of State at Alba
ny and transmitted TO Washington.
Each copy Of the session laws OF 1869
will contain such copy.
Under the Constitution Of 1857 the
mode OF ratification, was by law, signed
by the Governor. No amendments
were ever submitted while the ConstI-
tuition Of 1921 was In force. The amend.
ment Of 1905, abollshing slavery, was
ratified by concurrent resolution, and
afterwards by q law; the latter course
not being regarded aB imperative, but
as obviating all possible objectlonS.-
N. Y, Post. THT
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THE NE Ws.

There was heavy betting In Wal
street, yesterday, on the International
Boat race and in consequence somt
heavy losing.
Rumors OF the illness OF Napoleon
produced great excitement yesterday
on The Paris Bourse and carried GOLD
up In New York to 1341S; from which
however, 1t reacted.
Up 10 Thursday only one Confed.
crate officer had made his appearance
at Gettysburg, AdJutant Gen. Walter
Harrison, Richmond, OF PIoketps DI.
vision.
A man named J. l. Boyd, was pub
licly cowhIded In 81. Louis, Thursday
by his wife, between himself and
whom there was divorce suit.
Dan. Rice has purchased the steamer
VIII s. Hays for $4,000. The steamer
will be used to transport his circus
down the Mississippi and up the Ohio
II Ia now definitely ascertaIned thai
there will be u Cabinet meeting on
Tuesday next, President Grant arriving
on the morning OF that day.
From present appearances the public
debt statement for August will show a
slight reduction In the total amount oi
the debt, Notwithstanding there has
been very heavy disbursement oi
money during the month to meet the
expenses OF the various departments.
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what Governor sGnter says.
WASHINGTON, August 90, 1859

Governor elect Senter, OF Tennessee.
on hearing that Stokes 10 here 10 get
the President 10 remove such office.
holders as voted the Conservative tick.
OF In the recent State election, denied
that he (SenteE) had come on 10 induce
the President not to heed Stokes but
adds that It will be great outrage II
any of1ce.holder Is removed for any
such reason.
Senter maintains that the Legislature
will ratlfy the Fifteenth Amendment,
and In alludIng 10 his own political
views and those OF Brownlow, uses the
following Language:
'Brownlow Is 10 day as strong, as ar.
dent and as unhlnchlng a Republican
as he ever was. In what has be chang.
ed 2 he 10 an enthusiastic Grant and
Administration man. and that 10 just
what I am myself Why, Browuiow ID
the youngest man Of his age III may
be permitted q seeming paradox, In the
United States. He Is q true, progress
sivs Republican. Probably you re.
member the fact that he intImated, in
bis message 10 the Legislature, In 1857,
that the time would come when the
franchise would have to be extended,
that 10, when 1t would be considered
safe to trust II In the hands OF men who
had been connected with the rebellion,
when, In fact, they had become loyal.
AT the late election he felt that that
time had come, and he advocated the
extension Of the franchise
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Land For Sale.


DURsUANT To THE DECREE MADE
i BY the Circuit CouIt OF ohio County,
state OF West Virginia, on tho Sth day OF
June, 1883, In suit in chanoeTy, In which
Mary b. Harris was the PIaintitf and Eliza.
beth Atkinson and Others were the defend.
the
SIst day OF August, 1863,
offer for sale, At the front door OF the Court
House, In the Uity OF Wheeling, the follow.
ing described tract OF land, being In Ohio
County, and lying on 1lennH and Atkin.
sons runs, bounded as follows, to.wit: Be-
ginning a. q poplar stump, by q gate, corner
70 John McHelFyi thence with mis- line N.
67A' kast W poles 70 q walnut stump; thence
down the run q: :2T55<o East 20 poles 70 RstAke;
thence n. W. EasL 10 poles 10 q stake and
stones OF the forks OF AtEinAon's Rum, and
6l-IOO poles below the falls In the main
branch Of the ron, thence south 6I1<e East
lb7 poles TO STAKE in John B. Nilhon'B line
on Glennb Kun, thence down the run with
his line South 81 West " poles 70 q poplar
stump; thence South A11To West 90 poles 10
q large while oak, corner 10 homas McCord;
thence with bis line North 90" West l08
poles TO q station In the mouth OF lane,
Six feet frOm large poplar on the west Aide
OF the ridge read; thence North 60o west IS
poles 70 poplar stump; thence North 7II<O
West 80 poles TO Lyle's cOrler in McCofG'a
line, thence with Lyle's line North 68ko
East 50 poles, TO the beginning, containing
one hundTed acres OF land, more or less, fully
described In q eed mRne by John Atkinson
70 David Atkinson, recorded In deed book
No. u. page bOI.
TERMS OF sALE:-one-third OF the pur-
chaAe money in hand, and the renal nder in
two equal annual InStAIments, with interest
from Lne day OF sale, with privilege OF the
purchaser 10 pay in hand as much over the
une-tLIlrd part, as he may desire; the de-
ferTed payments 10 be secured by notes and
tecurlly, q aIShAII he satisfactory 10 tho com-
missioner. DANIEL PECK
jy27-9Ida2tW Special Commissioners,
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THEFAR WEST.
Iron Furnaces In Missouri.
murder Of Lake, tho Snowman.

Murder OF Lake, the Snowman.
ST. LOUIS, August q.
A Denver dispatch states that since
the recent report OF Indians prowllnR
around near Denver, the country has
been thoroughly secuted by cavalry,
and no trace OF Indians found, Scout.
Ing parties left yesterday, In quest oi
Indians depredaIlng between San Jose
and Santa Fe.
Ground was broken at Carondolet
yesterday, for two more iron furnaces.
A large number Of citizens participant
In the ceremonies, 100 - o.
VIM. Lake, proprietor OF Lakes Cir.
Gus, was shot Rt CRANKY, Newton couu.
ty, Mo-, on the 2lst inst, By q man
named killyon, and expired 10 few
moments. KIllyon refused to pay ad.
mitLance to the canvas and was elected
BY Lake, but soon returned and, seeing
Lake near the entrance, drew Q revol.
yer and shot him through the body
near the heart. During the excitement
Ktllyon escaped. One thousand dol.
lars reward has been offered for his ar
FaAt
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MINOR TELEeRAMs.

Prince Author was entertained yes.
terday, OF Halifax, on board the French
frlgate Semarlmls by Rear Admiral
Megute and officers. The Prince goes
to Charlotte to-day, where . grand re-
ception awaits him. mn.
The Mountain Boy was beaten In O
Lrot at Springfield, Massachusetts,,
Thursday. by George Palmer. Time,
2:2sk; 2:2s: 2:29, and 2:29. The Boy
took the third heat.
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CUBA.

HAVANA, August 27.
Daring July and August no vessel
OF war OF the United States has toucha
ed ct Havana,
Intelligence has been received here
from Las TunAs, that Col. Benezazi,
with his convoy, had reached that town
In safety.
A schooner In the service OF the In.
Surgent government, recently landed q
cargo OF arms OF Seville Bay, In the
southern part Of the Eastern Depart
ment. The Spanish troops soon after
captured the schooner, and at last ac.
counts were hunting for the arms,
which had been taken into the noun
tains adjacent to The bay.
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Col. MILTON WILLS and James Her.
vOy are announced as candidates for
House OF Delegates In Brooke county.
N. B. Jones Ia announced as candI.
date In Marion. The latter is subject
to "prImary" or nominating election.
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PRICES.

hoonaudS GOrlaAn BlttsrA pOr bottle 81
hAlfdoEen SO
hoonAnds German Tonic, put up In QUAR-
bottles, u % per bottle or hall dozen foE
lb0
sSrDo not forgot to examine we'll the ar.
Ielb yo1 buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale BY Druggists aud Dealers In Med
cine GYeryWherO, iyl2
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Health OF Secretary RawlIns.
WAsHINaToN, August q

Secretary Rawilns lad recovered
anthclently this morning to visit the
War Department for short time,
From present Appearances the forth.
coming monthly statement will make
q very favorable showing. Notwlth-
standing the heavy payments OF the
government during the month, Il IL
now thought the reduction will reach
at least two millions, G1I -''-T :
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THR "dsbaSed negro rule" has forced
the Charleston News 10 admit that "ln
1863 the twelve cotton States will show
more true prosperity than any other
section Of the worldI" What nexlS
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CAUTION,

AOOnandT German Remedies are counter.
talted. BOO that the signature otC. II, JACK.
BON In on the wrapper OF each bottle, AL
OtheFS are counLerfHlt,
german Medicine SGOre, No, 81 ARCH stIeet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly u II. JACKSON q 70.
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WAHHInGTON.
indian Affairs at Fort Hmith-RepOrIs
from National Banks Called for.

AAuAoh a AAHIH Ab RoFb bhInttn-kepoFI1
from National Banks Called for.
WAsHINaroN, August q.
Parties direct from Fort Smith, Ark,
report the Indian tribes In that Vicinity
very quiet aud industriously engaged
In farming operations generally. The
crops In that section Of the State are In
q most fourishing condition, the cotton
promising an unusually large yield.
The Indians on Fort Smith reservatlo
are said to be we'll pleased with the sub
stitulion OF military tor civil ofticera TO
conduct the business OF the Govern
ment with them. 80 .
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
prepared Q circular to the cashiers oi
National Banks, requesting detailed
statement Of the items OF which their
coin or specie accounts 10 composed.
The information Is desired for general
or statistical purposes, and not With
any reference 10 the condition OF the
banks in this respect. The statement Ia
required from the morning OF Septem-
ber 9Th, ll77 - fII-
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A private dispatch from London says.
Glorious weather; light breeze. Loring
10 suffering from boil. Another OF the
HArvRrds has The diarrhsA slightly,
There iB great excitement, and large
crowds are on the river.' '''N-
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-a. - Nkw YORK, August "a.
In the Fenlan Congress, to-day, the
report Of the committee on claimants
% representation, gave rise TO long
discussion. twas decided that circles
not In good standing shall not be rep
resented, but that the circles may be
restored % good standing by the Con-
greSS, and allowed representation.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure ali diseases re.
kultIpg from bad blood, Keep your
blood pure. keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs in O
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF Ihe8e remedies,
and no dlseaAe will
q ever asaAu you.
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HORACE GREELEY bet u hat on the
Harvards and lost II. We hope 1t was
not the historical "white hat" which
has sheltered Horace for so many yeara
FOR that loss would be Irreparable.
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Dam IEaane,l Annx.

-. ALBANY, August q.
The dam at Fort Edward mas been
washed away, stopping all mllls, for!
naoes, etc. The repairs will cost $20,-
900. The loss Of time 10 the mills will
be ten times ~ much.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II u a compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots. Herbs, and Barks from which thet Q
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues arc extracted
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this Bitters. There Is no alcohollo substance
OF any kird used in compOunding the BIZ.
teIs, hence It FREQ from all he objections in.
cident To tho use OF liquor preparation.
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Important Declaration from Mr..
ChAae.
His Is out ofPolItleu,

-'ti ,. ST. Louis, Aug. q.
A gentleman Of this city recently re.
eeiVed a letter from Chief Justice
Chase, In which he says: ~ am out OF
all future political contests, and no one
need be Jealous OF me hereafter"
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gHsaraaEs.
Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


Dtrtctort.
sAM'L McCLHLLAN, QIoHaH MKEDu.
g. v. FEASiHEm. ], VAEI.
J. q. H0RRa, MIoHAHL RR1LLIIY,
Loum Q. sFBEI,
This company how having bean organised
I'VE yeAra, and In that time don0 0 success.
ful business, Is still prepared 70 take risks af
tAir rates on Bulldlngs oIAll kinds, MerchAn.
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur.
nltnre, steam Boats and eArHoo1 on the Wog-
tern RlveTB and Lakes. This company ots
fem superior inducements 70 FarmefS, Where-
by they can be Insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for or yeRfB at
reduced rates. This being q state company
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus Of any company In the
etate; and composed Of Bon0 ninety four
BtookholdeTB, most Of whom are among our
boBt business men, recommends itself 70 the
favorable confederation Of the lnBurinE
public and RolloitS thelI patronage. Appl-
cations for Insurance WilIb DO promptly atten.
ded 70 at their once, No. % Mouroe street, or
o. their several agencies throughout the
State,
q. N. COEk1, BecIy.
B. Q. DlUK, Asst Bec'y,
HAML MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO, MENDEL. Vlco President.
foblpd&W
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HOOFLAED'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ism pleasant preparation OF the Bittsrs for
thote who do not like extreme Bltter. 1t
la composed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitters combined with pure ranta Cruz rum
and agreeable flavorinG extracts. It's use |
recommended when some pure stiAulant is
required In connection with the tonic pro.
peftieB Of the Bitters.
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u LoU1svILLI, August q.
One OF the channel spans OF the bridge
over the Ohio river, $40 feet long, was
completed yesterday. This is the longest
span OF trusa bridge erected In this
country. The whole bridge will be
hnished 10 the early part of November,
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Hon, JAnrs THOMPSON.

Judge 0t As Supreme COwE q Psw1ylUmta.
PHILADRLPHIA, April y, 1855
~ cousidersHo0fiand'a German Rltteta, 0
valuable medicine In cASS OF ATTACKS Of indI-
gtGtIOu or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my exp0fi6noe OF lt. no .f. ..f-.
YourS, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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E0lolo.
Auouar 27.-F1ouR-Dnll,

LAUuUat 1l.-FLouR-UuII.
GRAIN-WheAt-sA4c lower; No.
white Michigan 81 42 regular; 81 80 for
No, 2 white Wabash; 81 80 for amber
Michigan; 81 IS for No. red; 81 8SK
for No. 2 do; No. 8 do 81 "a. Corn
Firm; No. / eic; No. 2 9lc. oAts-So
better; No. l 800; No. 2 45o bid and 400
asked, .., u. .r
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The Pail Mall GaEstte says the pres>
ent oxford crew Is the best ever seen
on the Thames.
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PITTSBURGH, August q.
Monougahela two feet one inch and
falling. Weather clear. Thermometer
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Hon, aronuE e1lAnswoop,

J.lItIcs er ne Supreme Court q Pennsylvania,
~ gr, PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1853.
II IhAVe found by experience that HooE,
lakuS German HttOrs u very good tonic
relieving dyGp0puc Eymptoma almost d.
rectly. GkoRGE sAARSW0oD."
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CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY
Howard & Berks sls., PhlladeIphln.

l Beam Engine, Pinch cylinder, four foet
stroke, made by sutton, with l3 boilers,
40-inch diameter, Is feet long.
stroke, made BY sutton, with boilers, SO.
Inch diameter, IS feet long. -
80 Roller Looms, 42.inch, Q, 6Rnd 10 treadles,
l, 2, and ShnttIeS fII'T
% Orompton Looms, A and 45.Inch. IL and
q Harness, 8 and 2 Boxes, Pick and Pick,
and also Boxes.
! pet Of ( 6sx!s Lat Breaker, ! Mule
Cards, [ 4Oz42 Condenser. Kin. gauge.
! set get Of Of ( 5Sx!2 g ( e! Ist - Breaker, Mule
Cards, | Slxl2 Condenser. lX:ln. gauge.
2 Set Of ( eoxts Ist Breaker, ! Mules
Cards, lASx4S Condenser. lI6.in. gauge.
Mules $50 splndles each, 21<.inch gauge.
l saTRents Burr Picker, large diEe, neafIy
new.
Cotton Machinery, for Coarse Yarns.
l Willow, Hodsonia 2 make, large size. speeder
4 Cotton Cards, 3S.inch, self strippers and
Grinder, 6l.inch traverse. - =
Drawing Frame, four CoilerB, DumiordS Q
Drawing Frame, BiH CoileH.
Condenser, feeier, "a deliveries.
spinning Frames. 2-incn Rings. l6s Spin.
SPINNING Frams lK.Inch Rings, $50
With shaftlng, Betting, &C., &C., complete
10 run the cotton machinery,
Warplng Mills, by hand and power.
Ealing Machine, for candle wick, &c.
viii take part Cotton in Trade.
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Decreased Mortality In New York
The Value OF Cleanliness.

NEW York, August q.
The sanitary superintendent in his
report for the current week attributes
the large decrease In deaths as COM
pared with those OF the former years, to
the improved candItlon OF the streets.
Total number Of deaths were 592-lSO
less than In 1868,
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HoN. GEO. ", wooDwARD, N
ChtefJuIttce Qfthe Supreme Court Qf Pu, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857,
"I ind AoodRndB y German Bltteis IL O
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the digestive
bluty, and want Of nervous lctlon In the
system. IourS, uuly,
'... .... 11O. ". WOODWARD"
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READ WHAT PEOPLE Say
- z ,IFUr1g 8rrr1T 'HH.utfh
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could oak for more substantial teStl
mony than Il thus given. 4.