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lent combination. and, with his advice, alter an
examination OF the article, and consulting again
with the druggist, l conciudea /, try H.
commenced us use apou' ei2nI months AZ, a'
,'',. . "t'S i,;o5 Snd orr,+iod ot
so so ',oa InaaT |.SI afrt and after usi9 It tcc
,,ool,s ,,,os aldo +, Ill ont felt mucb like
r,rIi,,.r o f,i1 stata,ncnt of nv case at that
time, Int thought nv IMPROVEMENT might only
he Temporary nd therefore concluded to defer
and SIC If ii would effect perfect carc, know
ing then it would be of greater value to you,
andmorc satisfactory to me
am now abb to report that euro is effect
cd after using the remedy ior five months.
have not nSed any now ior thrce li99htns'
and feel a. wei IN all respeGtS as ever uiti.
"'i D",'iu WINS u''c 'ciu VI VI "J :Inst@' as
,'8le anu o''I n''o O'"i' nt Inv 80. =. -
o,,,cr rliD % ",aso, nav ran,,ire its use in snch
affections NJ. MCCORMICK.
Should any doubt Mr.. McCormicl5's state
nsnt he refers to the following gentlemen:
/ uo,> W., p,1, L., Gnuurnor Donnc,,lya
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Chicago Market.

August rs.
FLOUR-Quiet; sales at OOa6 81
for spring extras.
WHEAT-More active and &c high
er; sales Of No. 9 at l 33Ia1 So, closing
weak at l SO; sales of No. l at l 80
the market this afternoon was easier
No. 2nominally1 l 33 cash, seller August
and l % l 241, seller September
CORN-Moderately active and steady
and &c higher; No, 2 opening at sSc,ad
vanced to SS4c, and closed quiet at SSc
rejected in good demand and 2a5c high
er ;sales at S34as5c; no grade at 79aS0c
this afternoon the market was easier a
SIC for No. 2, seller August
OATS-Firmer and &c better, Nc.
opened at464c, receded to 45c, and clos
ed at 454a46c; sales Of rejected at 4la
42c.
RYE-Moderately active and firm
sales No. 2 at 94c; rejected at S0aS2c
closing at 94c for No. 2.
BARLEY-Firm; nominally 4a5'
higher; sales of No. . at / 20,seller Sep
tember..
CATTLE-Quiet, 00a5 10 for com
mon to extra cows; 5 50a6 20 for fai
to good steers
HOGS-Dull and 15a25c lower; s 81
as so for common: 8 00a9 25 for fail
to medium; Q 40aI0 90 for good to ex
ira prime.
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From the Register.
wheeling wholesale Market.
August 26.

huSuSt ~.
The grain and -four market has been
quite finn during the past week, aud
prices arc without material change. We
quote:
GRAIN-We quote No l red at | 20a
/ 30; No. l white at l 80 l 40.
Corn is in good demand at s5c. Oats
steady; sales at 3Sa40c. Bye lower sales
80. Barley Is for spring and 20
for fall.
HAYS beld at 16 00a20 90 for bal
ed; loose $40 OOal4 90 per ton.
GROCERIES--Coffee-- ,23a25c for
fair to prime. Sugars-Refiued su-
gars firm; goad to choice New Orleans
14al5c;P porto Rico 13Ia14lc; Cuba l3a
13lc; Demarara 16al7c; Crushed 17le;
A coffee 164, B coffee 164c: G extra
loci, c coffee 15c. Molasses-New Or
leans 9OaS5c, Porto Rico 75c, Baltimore
Syrup 75aS5c; New York do. SOal 10
Choice Syrup GOAL 10.
PROVISIONS-We quote iness pork
at So 90, shoulders l6c; clear rib sides
19c, clear sides 19@e, sugar cured hams
24c, family hams 23c, Lard 2O4c.
POTATOES-Market dull, sales at 40
45o.
FLOUR-Market firm and unchang-
ed. Red wheat is held at 6 80 fancy
at Z 75 superline at 4 5oa4 IS. Rye
Flour hone in the market.
BUTTER-Sold at 20 for choice.
The market is dull.
SALT-Dairy , 60; Ohio River 2 30
TEA-Gunpowder tea l 50al 10;
Young Hyson teal 30al 60; Black tea
| O0a1 %
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and Is, G5a70c; bright Is and
los, 75aS0c; fig lump, 7oaS0c; CARROTS
Snuff, 79c; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes, s 90
FiSH-Firm. We quote: Mackcrel
No. half barrels 8 so; No. 8 medium,
6 90; No. 3 large 6 80. Lake herring
half barrels co. white fish S 90; La
brador herring at II 90.
CARBON OIL--At 2Sc per gallon and
charge Cor package.
EGGS-Supply fair and demand dull
at 12c per dozen.
CHEESE-Market FIRM and without
change. we quote Goshen at lie. facto'
ry ,at.l5aalelc,
IRON, AND NAfLS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bal. .3fa44c, &C
cording to width and thickness; horse
shoe SIC; heavy band 41a54c hoop and
light band, 6 to 5 inch, 5a9t; round and
square 34a74c; oval iron 44a5c; hal
oval and half round, 4ta59c; fiat rail
punched and counter sunk 4 &c; L rail A.
a42c; T rail spikes Gle; nails, brads anc
fencing, 10 to God, 4 25; s and Sd 4 80
and I'd 4 rs; 4 and I'D 5 90; Sd D 70
I'd 90; barrel, ! inch to l ifcF,5 on
az 25; finishing, to 8 inch, 5 5oa9' %
casing, 10 to sod, 5 90; Sd 5 %; Cd
so; 4d 5 IS; fine blued 4d 6 90, 3(
7 90, I'd co; lining nails, / inch, s Is
clinch mai 6 90; cut spikes 4 so; boa
spikes, cut, 8 90; wrought 8 OOs5 70
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge, W.. r. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court House.
Apuditor, s. GRIMsnAw; Office in the Court
House,
Treasurer, DANIEL NEUHART; Office in the
Court Eouse.
Clerk of Court, JERB. WILLIAMS; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney ]. P. sPRiGes, office
MP stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder D. 0'CoSNoR; office in the Court
House.
Sheriff, JosEpu MYERS; Office in the Court
House.
Commiss1oners-lsAAc BERNHARD, WIN.
WORKMAN, r. A. LAMPING: Office with Auditor
Surveyor, o. S. SLOAN; Pos tofice Stafford.
Infrmary Directors. WIN. READ, STEpHES
DoueuERTY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JOIN MuHLEMAN, ESQ; Baresville
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Cincinnati live Stock Tsarkef.
August 26.
BRIGHTON PENS,

BEEF CATTLE-We quote common
3 2ja3 Is fair 4a4 sc; good 4 75s5 %
and prime butchers stuff, ) 50a5 75, pei
Genital gross, Shipping cattle are selling
at to 6 80.
COWS AND CAhVES-There has
been no change in the market. Common
cows are quoted so to 10, per head, and
good cove with calves 10 to GO.
SHEEP-The market is about as given
in our last report. There is only a mod
crate demand but the receipts were small
and prices were maintained. We quote
them l 71a3 80 per GENITAL as in quail
ty, Lambs are selling at % to 2 90
per head.
HOGS-Tbere is less demand and the
market is hardly so firm though prices
were maintained. Some however, were
left over. We quote those weights 17J
to 200 lbs s 75a9 81 and 260 to 800
lbs. 8 75al0 per GENITAL gross.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these at these yards
since Monday, August 2j, from all sour
ces, have been 1928 hogs, go cattle, and
$50 sheep.
BEEF CATTLE-The supply has no.
been SO heavy, and the market rules firm
at our previous quotations, at4 to 6 fol
common to prime butchers stuff and
shipping cattle.
SHEEP-The supply has been about
equal to the demand, and prices range
from Is TO 3 IS per GENITAL for com
mon to prime qualities. and l 25a:
90 per head.
HOGS-The receipts still continue lib
eral and the market has a downward
tendency, but no decline in prices. W.
quote from 9atol0 80 for light to heavy
averages. A few extra wotld bring
10 25 gross.
MULES-In good demand at %
Is per head.
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TIE stock Of Goods Is new and good, and
bought expressly for our retail trade, and
consists Of fne
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Ey-A N. Y. Tribune correspondent
recently interviewed THOMAS CARtYtE at
Baden Baden. Mr.. CARLYLE spoke CT
our present Radical misrule as follows I:
"You are rushing down to hell with
desperate velocity. The scant of the
,oorld has got possession of your country.
and nothing can SAGE you from the de0-
It's, clutches. Not, perhaps" cried he,
raising his voice to its shrillest notes, ga
hell burning with material fire and brim-
stone, but the wide, eoeltering, fiery chaos
of coruptionin high places, and the mis-
rule of the people. A fine republic that
England follows in the train, and is even
now on the brink of the internal preci-
pice-and hell below"
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Who Pays Tax.

During the term for paying the june
tax, two persons went together to the
County Treasurer's office for that pur-
pose. One of the persons We will call
Mr.. A. who was worth SIS, 900, and Mr.
B. worth 500. The portly Treasurer
turned to the proper page in his books,
and finds that A., with his $4,000 is
only charged with tax 20 the amount OF
sixty cents; while Mr.. B., who is only
worth $500, is charged with tax to the
amount of seven dollars. The secret
of the matter is, Mr.. A has his money
invested in bonds, while Mr.. B. is forced
to invest his $500 in chattel property in
order to support his family. This is the
equality of. taxation that we are now
enjoying under the administration of the
present Radical party. Yes, the rich
man pays the taxes, so Radical journals
and stump orators tell us. All poor mer
that believe this, should do as Mr.. B
did, 90 to the Treasurer's office with 6
bondholder, and he will receive prac
tical illustration of it.-Lebanon Patrt
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EgThe chronological journal for
September contains the portraits and
biographies of John Rogers, the de-
signer and modeler of the well-known
Rogers Groups" Jos. A. Wright, ex-
Governor of Indiana, and late Minister
to Prussia; Won Baer, the Russian Natu-
ralist; Minnie Ream, the Washington
Sculptress; besides interesting articles
illustrated and otherwise. on Heads large
and small Personal Beauty; st. Marks
Cathedral at Venice; Apoplexy, or the
Philosophy of Sudden Death; the Rhi-
noceros; Controversy, its Uses and Abu-
ses Life Saving Apparatus; True Rela-
tion of the Sexes A Visit to a Cloister,
or the Ape Men by Carl Vogt; Presen
timents, etc. Price so cents, or SO a
year. S. r. WELLS Publisher,3S9 Broad
way, New York
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"Ayer, Radical, was elected to Con
gress by GAG official majority, in the lst
District of Virginia, instead of Norton,
colored Independent, as was stated at
the time" ."-Marietta Register.
That's contemplate little attempt at
'slinking and dodging" the response
bility of electing a Negro to seat in
Congress.
NORTON, Negro, was elected by ma
jority of 1000 votes.
NORTON is a true representative of
Radical principles.
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Cincinnati fEariXCi.

August ~.
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged.
WHEAT-Unchanged and dull; not
enough done to establish quotations.
CORN-In demand at 90, but held
3a5c higher.
OATS-Dull at 50a56c.
RYE-Held at l GOAL 05.
WHISKY-Quiet at l 90; no sales.
TOBACCO-Active ;sales of 255 hhds
at 1G to 20 %.
MESS PORK-Ssles of 100 barrels
selected brand at 33 50.
BULK MEATS-Nominally unchang
ed.
OILS-Linseed dull at 96a97c; LARD
steady at L 42a1 As, petroleum held al
2Sa30c for refined.
GULD-l32f buying.
EXCHANGE-Steady at Ito dis
count buying and par selling.
MONEY--Market ateady at sal2 pei
cent
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The Knabe Pieno.

Next to books there is no inarin,3te thing in
the house that can produce SO much profitable
pleasure as Piano. A library and a Piano are
symbols of high civilization. These two
spread the nobler. banquet, where the soul is
fed, without fear of gluttony for dissipation
As books bring into our daily circle as familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth, and permit lis to rear our children
under the influence of the noblest natures, so
the Piano, with simple incantations bring us up
from their sleep, the brotherhood of song. aid
persuades them to dwell among It's.
OF the enormous variety of Pianos manu-
factured, it must be admitted none have con-
tributed so much to the happiness of our
homes. as those celebrated instruments, used
by the thousands in every quarter of the
globe, and manufactured by the world re-
nowned house of Messrs. WM. KNABE s. Co.
Baltimore. Those Pianos have been before
the public for more than 40 years, with a
steady increase of popularity, until To-day
they are pronounced by the greatest artists,
amateurs, anc the universal judgment of the
pubic at large to be the BEET and most KELi-
ABLE Pianos made i'll the world,
JOHN SELTzER & Co., Wholesale and Resail
Agents for the unequaled Knabs Piano, IL
Is, East State street, Columbus, O-aug3Yl 6w
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EgWe are informed that about the
both of this month, at Cochransville, this
county, JAMES ELRoD cut a man whose
name our informant did not know, bad
ly, with knife, ON the face, arm and
across the belly. The injured man was
abusing ELroD, who it appears acted in
Self- -defanse
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The Republican Legislature of 1866
passed law increasing the pay OF mem
of from three to five dollars a day
This, of course, nearly doubled the ex.
penses of the last Legislature, which was
Democratic. Governor Hayes, in his
Wilmington speech, called attention to
the fact, and blames the Democracy fol
it. In this he shows trickery and dis
honesty.
Grant manifested his constitutional
littleness by removing Hon. James
Brooks, of the New York Express, from
his place as Director of the Uhion Paci
fic Railroad. But the stockholders wert
unwilling that their interests should bt
sacrificed to Grants spite. They had
vacancy created in the Board and Brooks
was chosen to fill it. Now let Ulysse:
abolish the Union Pacific Company.
The expenses of the War Department
have been, for the last three months, 81
100000 week. 1t costs as much, un
der the Gmnt Administration, every three
mONCIlS, as III ulU Ill bcuuOCideiS ot) D "
support the army year. But then thu
latter did not keep up military tyranny
in the south, which Grant does. Th'
Democracy ruled by the ballot, Grant by
the bayonet.
General A. G. Voris, of Akron, was
candidatefor nomination as Senator from
the Summit and Akron District before
the Republican Convention. The part,
which processes, par excellence, to be th'
friend ofthe soldier, very coolly slaugh
tered him, and nominathd a stay-at-hom'
patriot Put on the Republican banner
''No soldiers need apply"
The special train over the Atlantic
and Greas Western Road, in which Gran
and his party were travelling on the wa.
to the Pennsylvania oil regions, brok
down in the middle of the Allegheny In
dian reservation, and the whole part.
was compelled to remain in the wood
at dead Of the night for several hours
All the mosquitoes in that section wer
said to be suffering from intoxicatiol
| the next day.
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Sale of Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the
l Probate Court of Monroe county, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public auction, on
Thursday, the 30h day of September. 1869,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, upon the premises. the
following described revl estate, situated in
the county of Monroe and State CT Ohio, to
wit: The northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter aud the south half of the northwest
quarter of section twerty-six township three
OF range five, except twenty acres off the
southwest corner; to be sold subjeo. to the
dover interest assigned TO Cathsria, Hill,
widow of Hezekiah Hill, decd.
Terms, cash.
THOMAS MURPHY,
Admir- of Hezekiah Hill
AMOS & SPaIGGs, Att'ys. aug3lw5.
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Divorce.

INTESTLEY II. GIBBONS, who ia confined
w in the Penitentiary Of the State cf
the State of Ohio, will take notice that Mary
J. Gibbons did; en- The Goth day of August,
1869, file her petition in the Office of the
Clerk c. the Court of Common Pleas within
and for said county Of Monroe and State of
Ohio, asking that she may ;be divorced from
the said Westey Ii. Gibbons for the reason
that the said Wsstley II. Gibbons is now con.
fined in the Penitentiary of the State of Ohio,
which petition Will be for hearing at the next
tenn of said court, commencing November
l. .lS69.-aug3lw6. MARY J. GIBBONS.
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Allegheny Live Stock Market.

august IL.
CATTLE-The best on the market
few in number was bought up by our best
city butchers at the same figures they
purchased one week ago. There was but
a light demand for common and inferio,
grades, even at u depression of 25a50c
per cwt from last week, and Quite NUN.
Der had to pass over for another market
as unsold.
HOGS-The demand was very light
A few choice hogs sold at 10 75a1l q
pei hundred. There were considerable
hogs of stock quality offered, but there
was no demand, ,and only few of the best
sold at 9 Scale 90 per hundred.
SHEEP-Therc was quite a large
number offered, aggregating over 23(
head The demand was quite light, and
the market ruled very dull. The few
choice sheep on sale brought readily al
I 00a5 90 per cwt, and the best, lambs
sold at 3 00l3 so head.
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TNHESE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BEEN Be
fore the public for the past thirty years,
have upon their excellence alone. attaine an
unpurchased pre.eminence that pronounces
them unequalled.
Their TONE combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and fine singing quality, as well
as great purity of intonation and harmoni.
business throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plant and Ell astic, and is
entirely free from the stiffness found in so
many pianos,which causes the pelformer 0
so easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be ex-
oelled. Their action is constructed with a
care and attention to every part therein that
characterizes tue finest mechanism. None
but the best seasoned material is used in
their manufacture, and they will accept the
hard Usage of the concert room with that
Of the psrlor Upon al equality, unaffected in
their melody; in fact they are constructed
mot for Year, but Forever"
All of KNABE's SQUARE Pianos have their
new improved Grand Scale ahd the Patent
Agrafo Treble in upper octaves.
PATEET GRANTED AUGUST IL, 1866
which is conceded by ell cur greatest artists
and critics to be tie srandsst improvement
used in the construction of Pianos Every
instrument fully warranted for five years,
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yle(o 3ObertIs


j f w E r y ID Ell OF
At his old stand soue door North OF Dishl's
store,
" o 0 . S T. I e L D, 0 II I 0.
DBING exceedingly thankful ito my great
ID number of friends aud patrons for past
favors, and adhering uuhincbingly TO my old
msxim;
FAIR LING,
solicit continuance. of ths same. Partic-
cular attention paid to the repairing of
Watches, Clocks, Jepelry and Nustcal
Instruments, and Gold and
Sil5er Plating,
at reasonable rates and promptly. Work
WARRANTED. BERTRAND LANGBL.
augSllY.s
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FIRE AT SARD1s-On Sunday morning
last, the valuable. steam sawmill of A. R.
Bridgeman, Esq. near Sardis, Ohio, was
entirely destroyed by fire. A large guam
tity of valuable lumber was destroyed at
the same time. We learn that there was
no insurance upon any of the property.
The exact loss is not known, but it is
quite heavy. TIE fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incendiary.-
Wheeling Register, 9Th.
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PUBLIC SALEs.-Mr. JOSEPH NEAL, OF
Beallsville, will offer at public sale on
Saturday, Sept 4, a fine lot of cattle,
hogs sheep, and several hives of bees
Also household furniture and kitchen
utensils.
Mr.. MARX ALBERT will sell at public
sale on Saturday, the 11th day of Sep
tember, at his residence four miles east
of Beallsville, his farm stock, farming
implements, household furniture, and
other things too numerous to mention.
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SU II 9 CIR Il Il

RADICAL FIGHT.-Over at Beallsville
this county, the Radicals are having
nice little squabble in relation to the
Postoffice. DR.. j. G. MoCULLoUGH
Radical, was removed from the Postoflice
few days since and ISAAC WIsENER
Radical, appointed.
ever this triumph the triumphant fac,
ton burnt a tar barrel and exhibited
other manifestations of JOY.
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ET-Our little puff touching up Radi
cal editors for not publishing the Plat
form of Ohio Negroism hit them in q
tender spot. Up with it, gentlemen, the
people want to read and curse the party
and leaders who would place Negro
rulers over White men.
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market.

August 70.
BEEVES-Were dull this week and
prices &c per pound lower; POO head ar
rived and sold at S5a9c for extra Pennsyl-
vania aud Western steers; Ease for fair
to good, and 4taG!c per pound, gross for
common as to quality.
COWS-Were unchanged; $50 heal
sold at 35 O0a6O GO for springers, aud
10 GOATS 90 per head for COW and calf
sa to quality,
SHEEP-Were rather dull; $500 head
sold at the Park and Avenue Drove
Yards at 4a6c per pound, gross, as to con-
ditiou.
HOGS-W Were in fair demand; 27OO
head sold at the different yards at 13 0Q
al3 rs for slop, and II OOal4 so per 100
pounds, net, for corn fed, including few
choice at IL Is.
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S7S3663 81

Being a saving to the State by the Demo
cratic Legislature, charged by the Radicals
with extravaganza and with squandering the
public money, of SEVEN HUNDRED AID EIGHTY
THREE THOUSAND, EIGHT HUNDRED 'AN3 SIXTY
EIGHT DOLLARS AND EIGHTY THREE CENTS!
The second session of the Radical Legisla-
ture, the one that passed the Negro Suffrage
Amendment in 1867, the amount of money
appropriated was :: S4,78S,2G6 98
The second session of the Democratic Leg
islature, 1868, which included the Morgan
Raid Claims, the rebuilding Of the Central
Lunatic Asylum, the building of the Blind
Asylum, the payment of debt incurred by
the Radicals, in which therewas Judgment
against the State, amounted to $4,541,2 1886 q
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GF-During Buchauan's administration
when the expense of the Government
were S70,000,000 a year, the Republi-
cans raised the ''hue and cry of eX
travagance. Now the. interest alone on
the irrational blessing amounts to $40
100000 year What the other expen-
ses of the Government amount to it is
hard to say; suffice it to say that the
Government collects some $500. .00O, ,00O
year from the people, and still there is
no reduction of the national debt.
Where does the money 60 to?
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for some year:
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decays
all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and direction:
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured, Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by addres
sing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN D. OGDEN,
ma25Y. No. AZ Cedar street, New York,
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PARIS, August 23.-The La France
says however painful it may be for Spain
to accept the sugguested solution of the
Cuban difficulty, there is no other plan
possible. 1t is The only way for Spain
to save s6n,e Of the fragments of the
wreck. The value and duration Of Gu
ban independence under the protection
of America is another question, the de,
sire to absorb which. .cllaracterizes the
Americans and Qualities them very bad
ly to perform the part of platonic pro
tectorate.