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Gperial Mot,res.


@rSPECIAL NOTICE.-ONE OF THE
largest size MUSIC BOXES, manufactured at
Geneva Switzerland, with celestial voice, nine
bells, nute and picolo fife attachments, has just
been received at Won SANTBN'S, 229 King street.
1t Is valued at five hundred dollars and is the
largest and finest Music Box ever imported into
this country. 1t plays the following beautiful
Airs: Romeo and Julieste, Valse; Muette de Por-
tci, Overture: Marche de Faust; La Traviata,
Pargi cara; Grande Duchesse, Quadrille; Ernani
Involami; Home, Sweet Home; Guillaume Tell; o
Mathilde. nov23
Ms- ALL PERSONS ARE WARNED
against trading for CHECK on First National
Bank Of Charleston, S. c., No. 1886, dated Novem-
ber 2oth 1852 payable to bearer, drawn by US, for
Thirty-1ve Hundred Dollars-payment Of the
same having been stopped.
nov2a WIN. c. WHILDEN co.
rs NOTICE.-A MEETING OF THE
Creditors Of DR.. JOHN J. INGRAM will be held at
Manning, 8. c., on MONDAY, the 9th December
prox., on which day there will be sale of the
assets OF the Estate.
ADAMS, FROST L CO.,
nov23 tuths5 n Asslgnees.
gg-No. ITO LSPENARD STREET, NEW
YORK, OCTOBER Is, 18s7.-DEAR SIg-lt is with
much pleasure that say to you that consider
the PLANTATION BITTERS Of untold value
In the fall of 1867 l was taken with Chills and
Fever, with the most severe pains in my chest
and head. It was with great difficulty that 1
could breathe. My lungs were greatly dis
tressed, and there was severe pain In my right
side, by spells. could hardly get up from my bed
l called doctor who attended me all winter with
out the least benefit. About the first Of August
commenced using your Plantation Bitters-a
wine-glass full three times day-and have used
It most of the time since, and l am now well and
strong able to do all my own work and the care
of q large family. Yours, &C.,
SUSAN WILSON.
MAGNOLIA wATER-Superior 70 the best i'm
rortad Carmon Cnloune nnd snd at half the Drce
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ay- THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN-

ms THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN-
ICs' BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-REsoLU-
TION OF THE BOARD.-"In preparing to resume
business under the Act OF 18th March, 1859, it is
expedlent to fill the vacancies in our Board;
therefore ordered, that the Cashier issue notice
accordingly"
Tha. on WEDNESDAY, the Saith Instant an cleo
tion for POUR DIRECTORS will be held by the
Stockholders at The Bank, between the hours OF
II and O'Clock. The Directors 30 elected to serve
until the next annual election.
W. E HASKELL,
nOv1S thstu3 Casnier.
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@- WE LIVE IN THREE CLIMATES.
In this country we have, at different seasons OF
the year, the temperature ofthree climates. Our
springs and autumns have softness and mild
ness that belong only to the Temperate Zones;
our mid-summers are torrid, and our mid-winters
almost arctic in their frigidity. These changes,
involving variation Of from ninety to one hun
dred degrees of Fahrenheit during the year, are,
upon the whole, conducive to health and long Life,
but they tend TO entail upon US some distressing
complaints which can only be escaped by the ex-
ercise Of due care and the use OF proper anti
dote when the system is predispoeed to contract
them. The chief and most annoying Of these dis
orders Is dyspepsia, once supposed to be incura-
BILE, but which, since the Introduction Of H0SFST-
TBR'S STOMACH BTTTBRS, now about twenty
years ago, has proved 70 be o perfectly manages
bic disease.
In the spring and fan, but more especially In
the fall, the symtoms Of dyspepsia are generally
aggravated. The profuse expenditure OF the ami
nal fluids under the burning Bun OF summer, is
apt to leave the stomach weak and indolent and
incompetent to the task OF perfect digestion. 1t
requires tonic which viii rouse 1t from Its leth-
argy and brace and invlgorate without irritating
or lnnaming 1t. This tonic has been provided In
the wonderful vegetable preparation which has
replaced in great measure, all the old paliatiVes
formerly prescribed by physicians, under the
false idea that the disorder could not be radically
cured. The success OF HOsTRTTER'S BITTERS
in all the varieties Of dyspepsia, acute or chronic.
has eirectuay exploded this fallacy and it Is now
recommended as specific for indigestion by
some of the most eminent members Of the medical
profession. nov2 sD4C
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Exports.

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Gulf StFeam-63
bags sea island cotton, $50 bales upland cotton,
ITO 600 fest umber so casks rice, 2s5 bags cotton
seed, 30 empty carboys.
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Hnynnn MnrRet.

HAVANA, November l3.-Thc sugar market ouii
for causes given in m; last report; actual faies
cover 5000 hOXcs few contracts have Loon
mlde for the rolling crop without cash advances,
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By TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, November 22.-Arrived, steamships
Gen Barnes New York, and City OF Manchester,
Liverpool.
WILMINGTON. November 2a.-Arrived steam
ship Regulator, New York.
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WILMINGTON Market.

WILMINGTON, November 20.-TURPRNTlNE-
Market steady. Sales OF 347 Cbs. at So for soft,
and 81 rs for hard, per $50 lbs.
Sp1RIrs TURPBNriNB-Sales OF T6 bbls. at 44c
per gallon. ,-
RoSIN.-Sales OF 1900 bbls. at 81 62H for strain
ed, and IS bbls. at 81 65 for good strained.
TAR-2l9 bbls. changed hands az 81 per OBJ.
COTToN.--SaIes OF SO bales at 2314, 23iSa232<c
per pound.
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The Steamship J. W. EvERMAN, .1eEGze.
Captain J. n. Hinckley will leave North Y
Atlantic Wharf FRIDAY, November 26th, at n
O'Clock A. N.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN THEO. GETTY,
nOy22 North Atlantic Wharf.
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5perial Notices.

re- NOTICE.-THE SALE AT AUG
TION, No. 26 George street, as advertised by US
this day, Is postponed until further notice.
noy231 ALONZO ]. WHITE l. SON.
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1rvrppoOI. mAesIFCkTION,


RIoE--nere was a fair inquiry for this grain,
and prices showed more frmness Sales about
200 tierces Of clean Carolina, say 76 terces at eh
90 at OK, and 60 at 1S-16c- . u. We quote COM
mon to fair caean Carolina OF G@6Hc, good exc
6Xo p b.
NAVAL SroREs.-The demand was steady and
the market Armer for some kinds, with the follow
Ing sales II casks spirits turpentine at 44c, SS
bbls low No rosin at 81 30, 100 bbs low No DO
at 50 Is, 100 bbis No 2 do at 81 o..
PEIIGHTa-The supply OF freight room to most
POINTS Is for the moment Sufficient for the de-
mand. To Liverpool, BY steam, engagements are
making at %d q ID on uplands and I'D on sea Isl
an,ls; by sail, I'd on upands and Hd on seq Islands
TO Havre, by steam, nominal; by SAIL nominal at
tXc on uplands and Ike on sea islands, nominal
Coastwise, to New York, by steam, &c q 10 on
upands and 1c on sea islands; by sail, 3Ic 10 on
upiands TO Boston, by steam, nominal; by sail,
xc a ID on upands. To Philadelphia, by steam'
&c q ID on uplands; by sail, somewhat nom
inal To Baltimore, by steam, 1E@xc y ID on
up)auds; by saiI somewhat nominal.
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aB-NOTICE TO CONSIGNEBS.-T
steamship MAGNOLIA is THIS DAY discharglng
cargo at yanderhorst's Wharf. Goods not re-
moved by sunset will remain on wharf at owners
risk; OF, II stored, at risk and expense OF con-
slgnee or owner. RAVBNEL q Co.,
noya2 q Agents.
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MAGNOLIA wATER.-Superior 70 the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the price.
noy23 tuths3
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POET CAL EN- ID Il R.

MOONS PHASES.
New Moon, Sd, 6 hours, 10 minutes, evening.
First Quarter 10th, 9 hours, - minutes, evening
Full Moon, 18th, hours, 0 minutes, morning.
Last Quarter s6tl. hour, minutes evening.
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Sales OF the week, 2,5V4 balcs-IncIuuIHg oooI
70 spinners, 1857 TO speculators, and TOO W eA-
porters- o.o
Gross receipts Of this port for the week 2ooca
balca Sinoe 1st September 1876, ,eSl bales.
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The Charleston Cotton, kice anu NS'"A
Stores Market.
Orp1cE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, November u, 1867
Oorros.-The market was without special
activity, but there was sseady inquiry from
few buyers, prices having some irregularity, but
closing steady at about our quotations. Sales
about 500 bales, say at 221s; @ at Is; 9 at 2a4;
Is at 2sX; IA of 23X; 70 at 2sz; 81 at "a; Is at
FAX; 1o4 at PAX; lS4 OF A}s; 81 at AA. We
uuote.
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zs- CONSIGNEBS PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she is discharging cargo at Adger's South Wharf.
Goods uncalled for at sunset will remain on wharf
at owners risk JAMES ADGER CO.,
noy2S Agents.
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NlRAVELLBRS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In their I>E6fah.
supplies Of Clarets, Champagnes, Cor .SNtfjhhf,
dias, BraHdies, Whfskies Wines, Canned S01pg
and Meats, American and English Biscuits De-
viled Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Segars.
WIN. s. CORWIN d co.,
Ne. 2S5 King street, opposite Hasel,
Charleston, 8. C.
Branch OF No. 900 Broadway, corner 10th street,
New York. sept28 6mo8
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INSURANCE ONR-HALF PER CENT.

T,OR PHILADELPHIA AND BOSTON.
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EAST EIGHT LINE
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA. BOSTON AND
THE CITIES OF THE NORTHWEST.

The Steamship MARYLAND, John I,EfRe
son, Commander, will sail for Balt- SAIEHfE
more on WEDnEpAY, November "a, ~ S'eloSk
P. n, from Pier No. !, Union WharveH. i; 7
AS-Insurance by the Steamers OF this line n
per cent. TO Baltimore and Philadelphia. 10 Bce
ton 4. Philadelphia Freights forwarded 70 that
city by railroad from Baltimore without aA4-
tional expense for insurance.
o. Through Bills Lading given to PHlLADMf
PHIA, BOSTON and the CITIES OF THR'H0RTH.
WEST.
For Freight engagements or Passage, apply 70
C0URTEEAY TRENHOLM,
nov23 Union Wharves.
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T1OR GARDENERS BLUFF AND

TNOR GARDNER'S BLUFF AND
INTERMEDIATE LANDINGS ON THE PEEDE1
RIVER, TOUCHING AT GEORGETOWN.
The Steamer PLANTER Cap .HN-h
tain ]. r. Foster, will receive ael;s-7ss
Freight TOMORROW, the oath instant, st ACCOM-
mediation Wharf, and leave on THURSDAY RIaaz.
the 25th instant.
Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight or Passage apply to
RAVENEL 4 HOLMES, Agents,
nov23 No. III East Bay.
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The splendid side-wheel steamship I1.EsEN.
MAGNOLIA, II. b. Crowell, Master, SSsleelE4E,
having elegant accommodations for passengers,
will leave vanderhorst,s Wharf on THURSDAY,
November 18th, 1859, at - O'Clock.
noy22 RAVENEL 4 CO., Agents
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Chipping.

" Or N E W 70 R z.
The first class sIde-wheel steamship .1Ff6.
JAMES ADGER, I. J. Lockwood, Com .SAls4&S
mander will leave Adger's Wharf, on TUKaDAY,
the 23d instant, at 9 O'Clock A. II.
For Freight or Passage engagements, appt1-to
nov22 JAMES ADGER l. CO., Agents.
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@-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be made for rcncwa, Of CER11-
FICATESS No. S02l, for twelve Shares; No. S395 for
four Shares, and No. S397 for ten Shares in the
Bank OF Charleston, the originals being bunt III
Columbia, 8. G. octlS lamo3
my-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DlAR-
RIIGA CORDAL-This article, SO well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
Us Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Is
NON offered TO the whole country.
1t is invaluable 10 every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without 1t, and none
will to whom It's virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers
D0WIE & NOISE,
oct11 smospSc General Agents.
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ngr III. KLATTE 81 co. WILL CARRY
on their Wholesale GROCERY AND LIQUOR BUS
MESS at No. 9O1 East Bay, northwest corner OF
Cumberland street. where they viii be happy to
see their customers and friends. novl5
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EOR GEORGE ETOWN, 8. G.
KRiTHFIEI.D, wAvERLY, AND BROOK aRHR
MILLS

The Steamer "EMTLIB," Captain = ,-sJEh
p. q. Lewia will leave as above Oh sTTssc.s3h652a
WEDNESDAY MORNING, the oath inst, at O'Clock.
Freight will be received THIS DAY and To-MoE-
ROW ut South Commercial Wharf.
For engagements, apply to
SHACKELFORD 8 KELLY,
noy292 No. ! Boyce'B Wharf.
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TOR TOWNS. c.,
KRITHFIELD, wAvgRLY, AND BROOK GRAfN
MILLS, TOUCHING AT SOUTH ISLAND.

The Steamer Fannie, Captain G. r ,sdE3A
Carroll White, viii receive Freight
THIS DAY at Accommodation Wharf, and leave
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, the oath instant at 8
O'Clock.
Freight must be prepaid.
For freight or passage, apply to
THURSTON Il HOLMES, Ageats.
nov23 Adger's NorIn Wharf
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
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Ms- NOTICE.. N. n. WOHLTNANN
for the present occupies the store Of hcssrs
FARRAR BRO, corner East Bay and Cumberland
streets, and will be pleased to see his friends.
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nss- TO THR PUBLIC. LIT
TIE 4 CO., No. 2ls King street, arc Offering Fine
Cashmere VESTS at 81 anu So so each, worth
"a oct30 stuth1mo
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P A 8 8 A G f SIS.

u o R N E W 20 r K.
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= Both sides profess to be confident
in Virginia, while the best judges adj
nit that the majority either way will
not DO large.
The Cincinnati Inquirer declares
.hAt "tho Democracy want man who
viii represent the present and the TO
ture uos TIC dead part The party
cannot DO sacrificed upon tho altar Of
pride or ANTICIPATED and venerable re-
sentiments Other leading Democrat
ic organs are squirting IN the same d.
reCtigu
Intelligence ree5ya1 81 Washing
ton BY tho frienas q Caba. represent
that the igli g P8cr,3 10 padre WA
II more importance I4a Hae FL first
reported The olfget u tas daioas II
e., Spanish lrJpa va decisive, almost
Destroying tbo eEet.,eBea q tie
spanish forccs in .hit portion 81 tho
Island. = open5 up direct comma
hicst.ou With TIE cast, an ena5jes ,ho
forces Of the Ceban army 10 protect
tho landing Of reiafjrcemenis from tie
Unltd States Tue friends d Cuban
Independence ia Washington are very
solieitona 10 bear from Gen. J5rdans
command /. is known that for some
days be has been il close proximity 10
a 'a-ge spapisL force, AID a collision
saa imminent If any bme.
Tho kslsEeky Dsmocraao Con.
g4sa mer, Winchester q the Fifth aud
Goiladay Of tbs Fourth Districts, bare
themselves fgr repgIaliol
II tbs nations! debt Tie Lexington
aatesu,qn hears that other Congress.
aen also favor that policg, and pre-
diets that tie Democracy u TIC State
vii u4aks 4 plank IL the platform. I
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WASHINGTON. D. c., June lG, 1869.


THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE OF WASHINGTON,
II it may be judged Of by the imme-
date past, will present an example Of
the improvement resulting from the SUI
perseding Of an old stagnant, corrupt
government by new, honest. iptelli-
gent aud onterprising one, absolutely
wonderful 3 northern e. S. Senator
several weeks ago bought a house for
$4,000 simply IS an investment, hav-
ing no family % occupy it re counts
on tue rapid enhancement in value giv-
ilg him handIome profit, though it
stand idio meantime Mayor Bowen
b5lgh; President Grants private resi-
danee iaruahel II SO 900, but gen
er9a y ra.inquisheI .ho bargain a fort
night Or 50 later ,bat It might pass d.
rectiy from Grant 70 Sherman. aud il
then BROUGHT $4,000 Charles Sun
uer b1ugLt horse about year ago,
for 10000, sid . .ow weeks aeo sold
il for $4,000 Street grading. laying
down water aud gas pipes and sidewalks
are to be witnessed ia al the new and
hitherto neglected portions, and the
government u still planning and prose
cutting. TIE Improvements yet 10 come
all include business facilities, such as
the building q railroads, the deepen
ing Of the water froat and channel, &c.
The whole city government includ-
ing city officers aud IA aldermen aud
q counciimeu, is republican, except
iag three. posably 1, aldermen pho
have thesr second year yet u sorve;
and the whole responsibility Is oour-
Ageouaiy and hopefully accepted
xn24 yaoEES rF. PIgpAnLE
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DrnocnArgc SrATE CosYEsTlox The
first delegate Convention u the Demo-
eralie party met Al Montpelier on
THURSDAY. Q. last seek Hon. w. II.
II Bingham 81 Stove presiding.
Hon. Homeg W. HeAton, Of Mont
pel:sr. and Hoa, Y J. Phelps. o. Bur
hngioa, were named Tor Governor; ls9
votes were cast. oi which Mr.. HeAton
rSeeived lo2, Mr. Phelps %. j. ]. D<Av.
lit IL, and thers we're 7 scattering.
TheFenPon toe nomination Of Mr.. HeA.
ton Wa aAds unRninoax
Hoa- MoFrll O. Moves. u Batlingson,
wAs somisatsd Gee Lieut. Gosernor Aza
Hen yoAa n Weeks Of Lyndon, isr
Treasurer both b. aoclasnaton.
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MANCHESTER JOURNAL.
Man.aras.r Iane =. 1900
nHsrs 90 @Evsr .. Asr.rs.vB.

&@AFM ~ ~e~FAA - - N@NNaF1
Han Hsrgf Bsyuond. tho elites
a ths New Ycrk Isnos sra one 4 tlc
Al3c-i josrr a.s this ooattFy has pro
duoed, diea ~ BIS residence 10 New
York saiy. q paralysis. o. FRIDAY evss-
ing a TIE age 4 Sly ycars lie eoa
messed his public career a. : reporter
for tie New York zr1use. bat wAs
soos Induced 70 scotia position As
chisi vrll.ag editor On tie cos-tsr sad
Esgstrrv he rapidly Became one u
iho prominent leaders Of tie anti
slavery sing q tho I'D Wing party.
snd wAs made Speaker q The Assem-
tly SOD subsequently Lieut. Governor.
lie vAs elected 70 Congress Ia 1854 and
declined q rcnomhA,ion HIS political
course waa col ID seoardADoe with party
linea. and his attempt TO sustain John
soa by The osle.aatcd Philadelphia Con-
Vsniion temporarily lost him that re
spect wbich bis previous political sa-
gAcisy hsd won for him. johnson nom
lnalsd ham Aa Minister 10 Austria 70
succeed AIR. Motley, bat be was not
confirmed by the Senate In paivaie
life be was justly esteemed, and bis
loss dsprvss The profession Of one who
sdoEned aud digniaed his position "a 5
journalist. by bis industry. his talents
aud those gsutlemAnly traits which dis-
,inguishsd him IN bis private aud so
eial relations Mr.. Raymond was born
IN Lima. Nex York Stats. Jan. "a, 49,
20. and graduated at the University Of
Vermont In 1870.
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.mUsr ca.uE DsH.N.


and the prospect is pleasing one to
consumers. whatever it may be to spec
ulators with large stocks on hand, or
farmers who have refused two dollars
bushel for wheat, which they may be
Obliged to sell Tor half that. The fact
Is the amount Of grain, wheat especial
ly, OF last years crop, is still very large
in the country. In ono day, last week
the receipts for wheat, at Chicago and
Milwaukee, amounted to 33l 900 bush
els, and the eastward movement of -four
and gram from the western ports is
unprecedently large. But there are
large stocks remaining on hand in ali
the western states California alone
has in reserve enough for its home sup
ply, or full year; and the growing
crop this year. both there and in the
states east OF the Rocky mountains,
promises to be greater than ever before.
The home market is glutted, and sale
mnst be sought abroad; but this can
only be effected now, by lowering the
Prce, and when the new crop comes in,
prices must drop still lower. The 9th
or grains are not in 80 large stock, or
being produced so abundantly, but the
price OF wheat viii effect the price OF
all. and this year seems likely to be dis
tinguished for the grand fall in bread
stufs, while the large exports that will
folio v will bring about the practice OF
estimating the price on a gold basis.
which will prove Of much benefit to our
western friends, who have had such an
inordinate fondness for grecnbacks.
For ono we shall wait with entire equa.
nimity The gathering Of The crops dur
ing this prospective season Of plenty,
and the fa.l Of price, involving as It
widereaehing and beneficial influence
on the financial, economic and indus
trial interests OF the country. III.
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- 80 rs

st ~ ttsfsa
As
Which eon tbat 25s rs asi
- son s. 81 ay h4 gwen pv
lpl8.o ,au s aaa movement
6cse sna bc tav Rad personally.
81 lLsr owu acsnes 3gcm5ai, a
good time Tbs Gsaad DIVISION lad
taem "a charge
Ibc de.cg4 ca5eI rFoa prcsidont
Grant aud Secretary Of tho Navy Ad.
ulirA Porter received lbsm in the ab.
soaoo Of tbe SECRETARY Tho Grand
DIVISION 81 tBa junction gave vol
come festival 1 he National D.vision
Thursday osc4nE. and took thea -
Mt Vernon Newark. n j., Is fixed
Tor Goth sesson. Some q the dele
gates renamed in town over Sunday TO
assist public meeting, got up by the
friends here specially 70 take farther
advantage Of their presence for the
promotion Of the canse and three
meetings were held accordingly, which
we're large and interesting
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Dr. TOBIAS CELEBRATED yEmTiAN HORSE
LiNIMENr hat beea tesiedliy no Gssl n0ne.ara %
th2 reupry aud proved 70 BE- superior 10 any o,hrr.
Tin .ie hram WoetrG, 81 "tuuug mp,s,o wss
ncssr w.age bari ia his stable. Il g ayaaseA ~
Col Bush of lhe jerome rpk Coarse, at totdhAn, r.
\ wno has over twent, ranuins horses under Ms
care among which rank tomc 81 tir hufs sack Ia
America. Itls warranted 20 e5fa l.aaebesU srains.
Scratches Bruises, Calls. Cats, wind Calls Guiiesore
Throat Nail ln tho Foot and Oyer Heating, when used
according 70 jrcoti0hs.
an who owa Or employ horses are assured mat this
Linlment win do Nil II not more IN curing th1 above
complaints No horse need die 81 Collie IT WHOM srst
taken, no Lpunou' is used Ggtonn4N - no d,ras.
uons. AlsaYs have bottle 10 yoat stable
Price, 70 rIus Bottles, oat Dollar, rho eansina 1,
signed I Tobias on me outside Wrapper. Fsr sails
b. tho nru2gists ssdllou and storckeepsrs through
out The United 5tatea Depot 10 Para Place Hss
YORK 4wa
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