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MORNING STAR BlTTERS COMPANY,

manage by ordinary treatment, the
MORNING STAR BITTERS COMPANY,
Have determined to present their Bitters to the
public, knowing that it will sustain the merits
claimed for il.
1t not claimed for this article that it will cure
all diseases. What is asserted for it. it nil cure.
viz: disorders arising from derangcd Liver to wit:
Impurity Of Blood. Nervousness and Nervous or
Bilious Headache in delicate Females and Child
rem. Melancholy, Dyspepsia. General Debility, DC
In Bilious Fever and Chills and Fever, its value
not only as a relief but as an actual cure has been
fully proved.
This preparation has not been made as is usual
by carcessly throwing together ingredients, but is
the product of long and careful study and trial
sultng in complete success. 1t is not intended to
conflict with Physicians. as will be seen by their
testimonials accompanying each Bottle as to its
successful use, when other means have failed.
For sale by AISQUlTH e BRO, Charlestown,
July l6, lsGS. Wholesale Agents.
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EpTTac FREE PRESS-Dear Sir: Tie citi-
zens uf tits section Of jefferson county certain
lv deserve to he mentioned with commeniation
for their wisdom and liberality in recently rails
inc the means. bv voluntary effort. 70 build
here a Classical High School" The contract
for a commodious and elegant brick building
has been awarded 20 MeSSrS. Hess and Melvin,
who have obligated themselves to complete it
by the 10th Of September The schoo' WILL
meanwhile, be duly organised. and will open
on 18th Of September, and will prove. welope
q blessing 10 this whole region Of county
May it also long stand rs a memorial O.. the
enlightened public spirit Of the men who are
tie founders oft.
The ladies have determined to come In for
their share in this enterprise, and the most
graceful and agreeable part it will prove TO
be.
On Thursday, 2lsto Of July. the Corner Stone
of the Institution viii be laid by the Free
Nlsous Of jefferson and Berkeley counties.
aided by the Il. o. o. FS.' "Red Men and
sons and Friends of Temperance" There
viii be O large procession Of the Orders.
Tie Orators selected for the day are How.
Judge f. White Of Bcrryville. Va, Mai. II.
Kyd Douglass Of Hlgerstown, Nd, and Rev.
DR.. Juo NJ. p Atkinson, President Of lamp
den Sydney College, Va The two first named
gentlemen have written 10 Us that they viii
address MS 90 that day. Dr. a. will also. wo
hope, be with us. We will present a rare
combination &C talents ana orlturicul gifts.
A Brass Band viii discourse music. The
ladies' vii neutrality-suspicious. feast b tn Din
nor. and Sumner at the moderate Clgrva Of "a
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUcHU,

FOR WEAKNESS ARISING FROM INDISCRE-
TION The exhausted powers of Nature, which
are accompanied by so many alarming symptoms,
among which will be found Indsposition to ESer-
ton, Loss of Memory, Wakefulness. Horror of Dis
ease or Forebodings of Evil, in fact Universal Las
situde Prostitution, and inability to enter into the
enioyments of society.
The constitution, once affected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of Medicine to strength
en- and invigorate the system, which
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OTICE-Just received another large assort-
ment Of Ladies' Shoes, Slippers, Buskins aud
Jefier,ons. Kid Slippers SOC. Buskius and JefIer-
June II. 81. HAMBURGER.
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ES}7The Opcra,ta Troupe Of Tcmrleton viii
perform at Lee Hall this friday evening. The
members Of the troupe are highly spoken Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-09
JEFFERSON
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

- WALTON, Real Estate Agent. AZ Charles
-. town, is making extensive arrangements with
Northern and other parties who desire to pui chase
Lands in the Valley the coming summer. Here's
pectfully announces to those who have PropertT az
any description that they wish TO dispose Of thai
he has many advantages for securing reliable and
sound buyers aud feels confident that those having
surplus Real Estate would do well By having IL
registered immediately that it may be entered On
THE APRIL CIRCULAR,
which will he distributed throughout the Northern
aud other States. Terms are moderate. Whlnot
expect Commissions unless sales are made No
sale no charge Call on or address
:. WALTON.
Real Estate Agent.
Office adjoining Free Press 0Aoe.
Charlestown, Je1. Co. ". Va.
March II, 1870,
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A GRAND TILT
Taking Place in Charlestown
EVERY WEEK!

HENRY COOK'S UART Is WEEkLY
EMPLOYED TuTING OVER SOMETHING
II NEW AT THE BROADWAY HOUSE.
Jes, call and Sc, ukere tie Wonder, Of the World
come from "a ne ,e04 of cheap Good,.
Splendid Cashmere and Cottousdes from zoe %
81 30 per ward. Nattings and Carpets of all kinds
vcrv cheap. Ladies' Dress Goods OF all kinds
Pique, Fine Cambria Satins and Stripes of every
description at very low figures. Wide Sash, Bon
net and other Ribbon, for mere song. Ladies
Hats. SundoWns. and Parasols unusually cheap
Mems and Bows Hats from 25c to Sl.0O for latest
STYLES White Goods Of every description almost for
nothing. Trimmings Of various Kinds we almost
give away. All that YOU have to do, is 20 call with
your hands full of money and buy, and YOU will
20 OF rejoicing that there is such a place as the
BROADWAY HOUSEIN CHARLESTOWN.
May so, 1870. W. L. hedges, Agent.
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Ilrarg FErEcrED-Tle Senate last week
e-.el ,hs San Domingo treaty.-yeas %,
lays 25-stTo-ta.sJ vote being necessary for
.-s sHfratcr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-09

The 2ud Quarterly meeting for Jefferson
Circuit viii be LclJat Smitlfeld on the 2ad
and 2l.h Of July.
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y special Invitation

) given q The reader 70 cal and eNamlne
/ our fresh supply of
Spring: and Summer
GOODS.
Which VIC are selling at greot'y reduced
price, for CASH
DONESTICS very low. Heavy yard
wide Bl.achcd Cottons l2}ac. Brown Cot
tons. Drills. Denims. Cas,imeres. Twecds,
Cottouad,s. Linen Drills and nucks-yery
cheap. LADIES' DRESS GOODS, &c,
Hats, Boots and Shoes. and Groceries at
reduced prices. Pure Cider Vinegar, Fish,
Salt. &c, ALWAYS on hand. Please give US
a call. Respectfully,
HOMSHER Il DRAWBAUGH.
KCaruevsvillc, W. Va.
May, $50.
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IRON THE LARGEST NANTFACTU-
RING CHEMISTS IN THE W0RLDJ
NOVEMBER A. 1854
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. 7. Hclmboid; he
occupied the drug store opposite my residence and
was successful in conducting the business where
others had not been equally so before him. have
been favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise. WILLIAM WElGHIMAN,
Firm of Powers & Weightman, Manufacturing
Chemists. Ninth and Brown SITS, Philadelphia.
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REMOVAL
Again on Hand.

HAYING resumed the Bufchcrinc business,
and erected a Market lIous" on the Old Jail
wall. in Charlestown. adjoining the Photograph
Gallery. | am prepared 10 furnish 10 my old custo-
mers and new ones the very
CHOICEST MEATS,
every day during each week.
The highest cash price paid Iar Stock, and meat
sold at the very iore.f cab prize.
CHAS. G.. JOHNSON.
NAY o ik-O-2m
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Special Notices.
TERMS FOR 1870!

TINO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!
As all persons are more or less affected by
the change Of season with disorders difficult to
manage BY ordinary treatment, the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-09

of the largest and best selected a sentiments of
- = - v T. -
ever before presented to the people of the county
The stock embraces an the latest and most inn
proved stylrs. among which may be found
"The BALTIMORE PARLOR HEATERS, and
Illuminating Gas Burner for heating one or more
rooms; the INDEPENDENT" O sclffccding
Base Burning Coal stove. for dwellings halls, or
Offices; the ORIENTAL. iu.t now so much I'm pub
lie favor parior. or Dining Room Cook, Tor Wood
or Coal the Rink Egg Stove superior article;
an other rarlor. Air-1 .bt. aud Ton plate Stoves
the improved CONSTITUTION COOK, ior wood
or coal the Sentinel with extension top, tor wood
or coal; the Olive Branch and Wyoua, both Of
which are very superior cook.
In short. their assortment Is so complete, that
all they ask Is an inspection from those IN want,
confident 90 please both as o price and style. Al
go on band, large and general assortment OF
TIN AND SHEETIROE WARE,
plain and fancy and ofthe latest patterns.
Those wishing 30 procure q very superior Iron
Force Pump can inspect The same 40 the shop, or
at the residence OF Mr.. Ed. Williams.
gs Terms Cu.h in all cases, unless special agree
ment 20 thccontrarv.
Ro9fny, SpomjuJ, de-, done rs usual NJ tho
shortest notice and in the best manner Thankful
to the public for the liberal encouragement iu The
past. a continuance IS respectfully solicited.
Oct. n, 1859. MILLER 4 SMITH
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HeImbOld's Extract
BUCHU

invariably does Ifno treatment is submitted to,
Consumption or Insanity ensues.
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REDUCED BELOW
Gold Prices.
Quick Sales and Small Profits.

I HAVE lust received large stock OF SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS, such a.
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS, &c.
Tho nublfc will do well % examine NY stock 51d
priess before purchasing elsewhere. pleasure
70 show goods. / guarantee Baltimore prices On
all goods sold. J. GOLDSAlIh.
May ?, 1870.
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-!
fsaEETIgCs !
General Agency

FIRE and the nest Life Insurance
| COMPANY Call and .ee 2 Registered Policy,
secured by State Of Eew Ic.k. sg0od a. T.. S.
Bonds GEO. T. CODKELL $50.
Nay 90, ls7O-F.
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live Hundred and FiGY Eight
MILLER g. NTH.
STOVES TIN AID SHEET IRGE WARE.
Ghn,,lnc4nr,-,, w "
CharlcstOWn, ".
81 n d y - -

WE have Just received, and are row Offering
for sale. ON the most reasonable terms. ON
M do lnrr-.i and bot sn-.tnl 4 .lLLm.Mt. nL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-07-09

VIZ
Being provided with competent ssistants every
advantage for a thorough course In English, the
Languages Drawing Music on Piano aud Organ.
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
To Music and pupils will be required o. play a; the
Musical Sorees. when the friends of the pupils can
have an opportunity to judge OF their progress.
Vocal Music will be taught in classes as well as
by private lesson.
For Circulars, Terms, &c, apply to the princi-
pal. Mas. \. u. FORREST.
July -. 1860.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-10-26
THE MARKETS
New York Market.


BY telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. p.
Coz ToN--Easler; sales $50 bales, upland.
FLoUR-Demand active and prices adj
vanced Sc; receipts 20,325 bales; sales I5.-
s. $500 %; choice Sc 0996 80 bushels; white
wheat S6 $500 IS: round heop Ohio e5 SIN
20; st. Louis, Sc 2598 IS.
WHEAT-Opened firm but closed Ciull.
ana 1e ana &c lower: receipts 81, $50 bushels:
sales 12IO00 bushels: No, 2 Chicsco oi0
81 l59l 22k; new 81 "a; Racine spring 81 20:
old ana new spring mixed. 81 23Gl 25K:
red winter and amber 81 34aI 42.O No I
Clhicago spring new, 1s5NSi 81; White
Michigan 81 1891 IS.
RYE-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
BARLEY-Dull and prices dropping
CoRN-DuIl and prices unsettled; receipts
q 900 bushelsi sales 62,e01 bushels mixed,
OATs-Quiet and unchanged; receipts
426 a. pusshels; sales 4l,0OO; Ohio 54g56c;
HoP5-Qu1et and UNCHANGED,
CoFFEE-Dul but UNCHANGED,
SUG 5AE-,Sseady with moderate de-
Porto Rico l09IO1z. 80 ~
MoLAs s Dull but unchanged.
RICE-Dull and prices norni-1al
PETROLEUM - Demand gteS.dv with a
. moderate demand; crude llN@l2; refined
BUTTER = Demand lair anG market
drm.
CHEEEsE-steady with a moderate de-
TURPENTNE-Dull at die
PoRK-Dun and unchanged: sales of $50
bb!s mess at s26; also go bbIs for NoVen-
and 500 bbls at S25 rs,
BEEF-Qulet.
HAMs-Heavy at sSOas2.
BULK MEATS - Quiet and UNCHANGED /.
hams picked SI9g20.
NIDDLEs-Dull; long clear i4%.
LARD--Dull and prices nominal: sales of
800 tlerces steam st 14Q1636: kettle I6LSa
1875: also $50 tieTces at sellers option last
half of December at 1879; and $50 tierces for
January Ct l51si and 20 tlerces for Febru-
airy at 1875.
WHIsKY-Dull and shade lower; sales
FRE1GHTs - For Liverpool active and
firm -four by sail Is Sd; wheat by steam /
G9Id; by sail Cd.
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RiYer Dlspasctsra.

PITTsBURG, October 25.-Weather cloudy
and warm, with prospects of rain. Nom
ongahela three feet, ten inches and falling.
PITTsBURG. October % Weather cloudy.
MonODgaheia three feet, nine inches and
falling. No arrivals. Departed w. r.
Curtis, for Louisville.
CINCINNATI, October 25.-Rtxer feet 8
inches; fallen inches. Weather Gear
AID warm.
LOUISVILLE, October 25.-Weather warm
and cloudy, with indications OF rain.
Thermometer S2o at noon. River falling,
with l6 inches IN the chute, and 4 feet on
Portland Bar. The silver Lake No. 4,
from ST. Louis, was looked for Tonight,
but had not arrived up TO p. N.
CAIRO, October 25.-Port List Umpire,
natl to New Orleans 10; City OF Chester,
st, Louis to Memphis PM; Pink Narble,
Louisville to Arkansas River7. The river
fell two incnes. weather clear mercury
zoe. There was a brilliant aurora display
last night and tonight.
ST. LOUIS, October 2j.-ArrIved - Argo-
maui from Tennessee River; Sheridan.
from st, Paul: Utah, from Arkansas River
from KeokuK; Deer Lodge, from Iowa
City. Departed-StlVer Bow, for Red RIv-
Alton, for Vicksburg; olive Branch, for
New Orleans; Victory, for Lower Missis-
sippi. River stationary. Weather cloudy
and damp, with indications OF. rain.
NASHVILLE, oct. 2j.-River falling, with
eighteen inches on E.arpsth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant
MEMPHIS. Oct. 25.--Up Ielle. to ST. Louis
Belfast and city of Cairo. Down, Tom
Rees and Jennie Howell. River failing.
Weather clear and please mt. The Aurora
was seen here last night.
VIcKsBURG, October p -Up-Church, 6
A. n. River rising. Weather clear and
warm.
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pg Buy the Newport Collar.
oet21eod4W

PERMANENTLY LOCATED. - DR..
Bort, founder of the st. Louis Eye,
Ear and Lung Institute, lately of Lou
isville, and who is so generally known
for his successful treatment of Deaf
ness, Discharges and Noises from the
Ear and Head, Blindness from Gaia
ract, Films, Dots, Opatics. Sore and
Infamed Eyes; Diseases of the Throat,
Heart, Lungs, Liver, Stomach and
Bowels; Scroiula and all Diseases of
the Blood, Syphilis, &C., has now per-
manently located in this city. Office
and Rooms at Mrs. Sansom's, on Third
Street, between Locust and Walnut
Streets, west side, where he can be
consulted for the successful treatment
of all durable cases Of the above dis
eases, as his success during his pre-
vious visit to this city six years ago
will fully testify. Hundreds, yea
thousands, are now living who are en-.
joying perfect immunity from any
disease, who ascribe the praise, as it
were, to DR.. Bort and his Scientific
Treatment. Those afflicted should
lose no time in consulting DR.. Bort.
Office hours from AM. till SPIN.
1wdGW
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ri Err NEW q .
20 49, e. 80 s. T1lfrd pnoe.

The weather is very capricious. and no
prediction can be safely made as to what
q day may bring forth. During the after
noon yesterday portentious clouds pre-
vailed, but at G O'Clock the new moon
sunk TO TEST in a clear Sky. Then the
beautiful auroral lights made their ap-
pearance, and were succeeded by other
threatening clouds. which il turn passed
away, leaving a beautiful n lid starlight
night, with a murky haze around the hoT-
lion. The river continues to fall gradually
here and at Louisville, but slight swell
is looked for.
The additional arrivals and departures
last night were the LeClairs No. 2, East
port to Louisville; Norman, to Memphis;
Importer, to New Orleans; Sam Orr, to
Eastport; Mallie Ragon, to Cairo; Pales-
tine, Louisville to return.
The Florence Lee had not arrived at
midnight. although announced among
the arrivals yesterday. We understand
that she was aground several hours on her
way down, at Cottonwood Bar. She viii
be found at the wharf, beyond doubt,
this morning The Norman, NAL
lie Ragon and Importer took out fine trips.
.............. Captain Kennedy, of the Nor
man, stopped OF, and Lew. Morris
took command of
The Palestine arrived at 80 o'clock, with
an excellent trip. Capt. Crider is in COM
mand, and Captain A. T. Gilmore viii
bring the Exchange down tomorrow,
Captain w. r. HOlcroft having returned.
............The LeClaire No. 2 had an excellent
trip, including a large number of cattle.
She discharged ten tons of pig-iron here.
...... 1.-The gay and beautiful Kate Robin
son is announced for st. Louis on Thurs
day. Capt. Keniston-" Old Tubular us
her gallant commander, and John Thrash
er is her chief clerk. There are no better
men afloat.........The LeClaiIe viii be down
on Sunday night, for sure........As We close,
at midnight, the weathers1s cloudy, and
the stars have gone out. Il may rain by
or before morning.
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From KENTUCKY.-Rev. G.. w.
Moore, of this city. who has just re-
turned from trip through Mullen
burgh, Ohio, Mclean, Hopkins.
Webster, and Henderson Counties.
reports the tobacco crop all well
housed and generally in fine condition.
He also reports that greater breadth
Of wheat is being sown this fall than
ever before, and that the manner of
farming has undergone vast change
in very few years. the manner now
pursued being much more thrifty and
economical than formerly. The pork
crop he estimates will be about an
average. The localities reporting a
decrease about balancing those show
ing an increase over last year.
Mr.. Moore says that the views Of
many of the people are undergoing q
a change that is as marked as the
change in their work, and that the
whole country is more prosperous
now than ever before.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. John H. Field
misch, of Cincinnati, a member of the
enterprising firm of J. H. Rocker &
Co., is in the city.
Mr.. Henry Calm. of Chicago, is
spending few days with his brother,
Morris Calm. Esq, of this city.
Mr.. J. B. Fickas. of this city, who
about three weeks ago sustained a
severe fracture of the ribs, is now able
again to be abroad, although still
weak.
Mr.. Henry Ayres, of this city, who
who has been confined to his bed for
several weeks by severe illness, is
now happily recovering, sand is re-
ported to be nearly well.
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A BRILLIANT WEDDING.-Yester-
day evening the Jewish Temple on
Sixth Street. was filed with gentle
men and ladies to witness the mar
riage of Mr.. Moses Heilbronn, of
Henderson, to Miss Jennie Obern-
dorfer, of this city. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Simon Keeht,
when the party repaired to the resi-
dence of the brides father, where a
beautiful repast was served, after
which the company adjourned to Mar
let's Hall, where the evening was
spent in mirth and dancing to the mu-
sic Of Johnny Kaufer's orchestra, un-
I'll late hour.
The company was composed of the
beauty and fashion of the Jewish cit
liens, with very liberal sprinkling of
non-Jews, who, while regretting that
Mr.. Heilbronn had removed one of
Israels fairess daughters, congratu-
lated the happy couple and wished
them JOY without oeasing.
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PTOOLILI.

THE ladies of Trinity NJ. E. Church
have sociable tomorrow evening
A NEW moon and some more Auro-
ra Borealis were the principal amuse-
ments last night.
ARRANGEMENTS for the supper to
be given by the ladies of st. Pauls
Church are progressing.
NEVER reprove a child for having
high notions; more men succeed by
cheek than by modesty.
The skunk is one of the few sue
cessful monopolists. He has never
had successful rival in his line.
The Terpsichorean Circle have an
other of then delightful hops on Fri
day evening, at the residence of A.
I'll. Foster, Esq.
NOTWITHSTANDING the clouds of
yesterday, the mercury rose to 7o' at
noon, from CO., at AM, and settled
down to 10 at 6 PM.
LEO. KUEHN. with butcher knife
in his hand, running "Amok" in Row
leytown little after midnight, caused
a loud call for the police last night.
Mr.. f. A. TREMAINE.o of Louisville,
who recently spent a few weeks in
this city, has our thanks for hand
some uieture of Flora Temple and
colt.
AT the conclusion of the Council
meeting on Monday evening, the
members and others inspected the
lookup and pronounced its order ex-
cellent.
"PUT it off as long as possible, T"
was the contents of dispatch said to
have been received by Mr.. Van Ri
per's man, Kerth. on Monday evening,
which probably accounted for his an
tics at the Council meeting.
THE Cornet Band were out sere-
nading last night. and in their round,
stopped at Marlett's Hall and sere-
naded Mr.. Heilbron's wedding party,
the serenade being rendered by a
young gentleman friend of the bride.
MEssRs. j. B. Kirkman. Seth
Coolidge, Elisha Babcock, Jr., and
DIR. Thompson, of this city, and Mr..
J. j. Kirkman, Of Princeton. closed
up a weeks hunt on Saturday last,
and returned to this city on Monday
having bagged FIVE. deer, besides nu-
merous small "varmints." Their field
of operations was the lower part o1
Knox County. between tho White
and Wabash Rivers.
Mr.. WM. HEILMAN's new building
adjoining his foundry is now complet'
ed, and contains among other things
the handsomest Office in the city
Handsomely trimmed with ash vain
soothing, ash railing and ash doors and
walnut desks and counters, neat
private Office and convenient closes
wash room &C., it is at once the hand
soonest, most complete and commo-
dious in the city if not in the State.
A SEVERE accident occurred to Mr.
Fredriek Wahnsiedler on Monday
evening, by which he sustained frac-
ture of the ribs, and several severe
bruises about the head. He was
driving out with a friend when his
buggy was overturned and both gen.
tlemen thrown out upon the pave
ment. Doctor Scheller dressed his
wounds and pronounces his injuries
not dangerous.
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CINCINNATI, Oct. 2j.
CoTToN-ExcIted and prices higher; mid
ding l5s49l6c.
Flour and grain unchanged, excepting
corn In which the market IS buoyant and
unsettled, being scarce and firm; new SOC !;
old Csc for mixed 69c for white.
LINsEED On-Quiet and unchanged,
LARD OII.-Quiet and unchanged.
EGGs-Scarce and firm at BIC.
BUTrER-Dul and prices dropping at "a
G37c.
PoRK-Only a limited jobbing demand
at s26.
LARD-OnIy a limited jobbing demand
at Ice.
BAcoN-scarce and hrm; shoulders Az {;
clear sides 1917.
HoGs-Dun and prices declined TO 71z@
~, warm weather depressing the mar
ket.
GoLD-lI1%.
ExCHAN6E-Par.
MoNEY-Market easy.
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A BoDY AFLoAT. = Mr.. w. M.
Young, Mail Agent from this city to
jacksonville, KY, reports that while
on the way from Henderson to this
city on the Hartford, yesterday morn
ing, he saw the body Of man floating
in the river, opposite Dixon's ware
house, about three miles below this
city. The body was floating on its
face, and Mr.. Young could only see
enough of it to discover that it was
that of white man, and was dressed
in a black coat.