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Cincinnati Market.

SlNClNNAIl, MAI Cu u
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; family
5 00a5 %.
WHEAT-Dull at 06a1 0S.
SCORN-Unchanged; sound scarce and
in demand at 73a7Sc; mixed at 6Sa7Oc.
OATS-Dull at 4Sa54c.
RYE-Steady at S0aS5c.
BARLEY-Dull; spring 9Ocal 90; fall
I 05.
COTTON-Dull and lower; middling
at 19tc and nominal.
TOBACCO-Dull and unchanged;
sales 90 hbds at 16 to IL IS.
WHISKY-Upsettled and lower; clos
ing at 9la92c.
MESS PORK-Sold at &c 90 to I'll
March contracts.
BULK MEATS-Shoulders sold at &c
buyer April, bnt no more could have
been bought at this rate; held at 9ic;
sides held at Is, 1871 and l4c for rib,
clear rib and clear, but no demand.
BACON-Could have been bought at
III, LA and l5ic for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides, but no sales.
LARD-Very dull at 12ia13ic for
steam and kettle, but no demand, and
these rates are nominal.
BUTTER-Unchanged and scarce at
35a36c.
EGGS-At PC.
CHEESE-At l6a17ic.
OILS-Dull. Linseed at 97a9Sc.-
Lard oil at 2Sal 80. Petroleum at 2Sc
for refined.
GOLD-At Ill buying. .
EXCHANGE-Steady at lilo discount
buying.
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LONDON, March 9.-John Bright is
rusticating in the mountains OF wales
His health has improved.
PARIS, March Git is understood that
other Catholic powers will join France
in her demands for special representa-
tiyes in the Ecumenical Council. Prince
De Ia Tour D'Anverage Tauraguars will
probably be appointed as one of these
representatives.
ROME, March 9.-The Pope temper
lies, hoping to obtain vote on the
dogma of infallibility prior to the ar
rival of the French Commission.
LONDON, March 9.-The German and
Austrian Bishops at the Ecumenical
Council have agreed to oppose the prop
osition of infallibility, as well as all
other new dogmas. IL generally hoped
that the Pope will not precipitate a
collision with the European powers.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 81. Nc
Geary Brown has been appointed pro-
visionally Chief of the Chinese EN-
bassy, vice Burlingame.
PARIS, March 9.-The police no longer
permit the friends of Rochef0rt to visit
him at prison.
Another dem onstratiOu was made by
the conscriptsat Lyons yesterday. The
disorder was quelled without any ssri'
Gus trouble.
1t is reported that the small pox has
broken ont among thu political prison
ers confined.
PARIS, March Sin the Corps Legis'
latif to-day debate took place on the
Government of Algeria. Mr.. Jules Favre
demanded that the affairs of that prov
ince be regulated through the legisla'
ton of both Chambers, and not by Sen
atus Consultum.
Mr.. Olivier replied that the Ministry
desired to place other departments Of
the administration under the control OF
the legislative bodies, and they were
now consulting with the Emperor on
the best method of affecting such
changes.
LONDON, March "a strong specula'
tive interest in American securities is
developing here and on the continent
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Election Reiurns-Comment OF
the New York Papers.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The Tribune
says of the New Hampshire election:
We have received returns from three
fourths of the State which, leave no
doubt of the election of OnslOw Stearns
as Governor and Charles o. Page as
Railroad Commissioner, by majorities
of from 1000 to 1900. The Republicans
elected all their Councillors but one and
have handsome majorities in both
branches of the Legislature, probably so
majority in the House.
The World says the New Hampshire
State election resulted in the success of
the Republicans, but by greatly reduced
maiOrities. Governor Stearns will have
majority of about 1000 over the three
opposing candidates. His majority last
year was 3773 and Grants majority was
7647. The Democrats have made some
gains in the Legislature but not enough
TO effect any result in combination with
tie Labor Reformers. The popular votes
show that the Republicans hold their
own in the State, while the Labor Re-
form party draw all their strength from
the Democratic ranks.
CONCORD, March 9.-One hundred and
SlANN lONn5 elNo CtCdl us ~ CO,
Bedell 10 400; Flint 5l14, and Barrows
| 800. The returns so far shows net loss
to Stearrs of about 1850 over last year.
The returns at one o'clock this morning
show still farther loss to Stearns.
Without giving the summary, they in
dictate his reelection by 1900 or 1900
majority. The returns embrace about
seven-eighths of the State.
The Democrats have elected probably
four Senators, viz: Fourth, Sixth,
Eighth and Twelfth Districts. The
Republicans have undoubtedly carried
the First, Second, Third, Fifth, Seventh
and Ninth Districts. The Tenth and
Eleventh are considered doubtful. The
preponderauce is in favor of the Re-
publicans. The Republicans have car
ri,d four out of the five Councillor dis.
tricts, and the Democrats one-the same
as last year. The House will show but
little change, there being probably forty
or fifty Republican majority in that
branch.
CONCORD, Eareh Q -ReJurns from 202
towns give Stearns 32,957; Bedell 22,-
s6i; Flint 659S; Barrows 1859. The re.
naming towns will give about 5000,
leaving Governor Stearns' majority at
about 1900. The Republicans will have
about so majority in the House The
vote for Senators stands: 6 Repabli-
cans, 4 Democrats, Labor Reform, and
there is one vacancy.
CONCORD, N. H. March 9.-The re.
turns from PA towns do not materially
change the former estimate of the re-
suit. Row. DIR. Bsrrows not being a
constitutional candidate, his vote may
be thrown out, thus increasing Stearus'
majority,
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In.urree,iou in North Carolina.

RALEIGH, March Ex-Governor Holden
has issued, a proclamation declarlog the
county of Alamance in a state OF lnsur-
rection because of the various outrages
by bands of men armed and disguised
among them, and the hanging of ne
gro at Graham. After abiding to sew
eral lawless acts, be states that infor-
nation has been received that law
abiding citizens have been whipped,
shot, scourged and threatened with fur
ther visitations of violence if they do
not conform to the political standard
set ND by these assassIns and murderers.
He pledges the whole power of the State
Government to put stop to the out,
RACES, and says criminals who escape to
adjoining counties will be pursued, and
if not delivered up by the civil authori-
ties, or if sheltered by the civil authori-
ties, such counties will also be declared
in a state of instruction. The State
militia will now be sent to Alamance,
and if necessary, the Federal troops
will be called upon.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March 9.
SENATE.

Mr.. Williams, from the committee on
Finance, reported House joint resolu-
ton, extending the time for the with
drawal of spirits frem bonded ware
houses with a recommendation that it
do not pass.
Mr.. Bayard, on behalf of the minority
of the committee, expressed the hope
that the recommendation of the MAORI
ty would not be the sense of the Senate.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary
committee, reported House bill to admit
Georgia to representation in Congress.
He said the committee had instructed
him to report it back with the state
ment that the conditions annexed to
the bill, except the first, we're the same
annexed to the bills recognizing Vir.
GINA and Mississippi as entitled TO rep
resentaiiOn, and which the Senate had
twice adopted, the committee believing
it unnecessary to insist upon their own
views in reference to these conditions.
The first proviso was in accordance
witch the recent report of the committee
relative to the election of State officers.
Mr.. Trumbull made an inc ffectual eff.
fort to take up the Georgia bill, so as
to dispose OF it at once.
Mr.. Sherman objected, as the debate
would have the effect of delaying the
regular order-the Funding bill.
Mr.. Pomeroy introduced joint reso
luton declaring that the conduct of the
Spanish Government in Cuba, in its
treatment of the captured insurgents
and Of persons suspected of sympathy
with the insurgents, i'll mutilating the
dead, and disregard Of sexes and cou-
dition, as cruel, iphNnan and barbar-
Gus, aud deserves the reprobation of a
Christian world.
@Mr. Sumner suggested that If the
Senator from Kansas purposed adducing
evidence in support of the resolution,
it would be we'll to bring forward evi.
dence on the other side. He was in
formed that several hundred Spaniards
had been shot by the insurgents.
Mr.. Pomeroy replied that evidence
would be presented doing justice to
both parties, and on his motion the
joint resolution was laid on the table
and ordered printed.
The funding bill was then resumed.
The debate was continued apon the gen.
eral subject.
Mr.. Scott advocated the propositions
of which he had given notice, 1st, that
new bonds should be negotiated by the
Secretary of the Treasury, and I'd, that
negotiation should be open to the in.
spection of the public.
MIR. Morrill,, of Vermont, said that not
the slightest evidence was shown in the
j. discussion that, less rate of interest
Than five per cent. could be attained.
Mr. EnU1ar raaH m
finances, after which the amend
msnt by Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, to the
first section, to insert the words mot
exceeding" in order that the rate of in
terest may be less, but shall exceed five
per cent, was adopted. 81
The question was then stated upon
Mr.. Corbett's amendment to strike out
the fifth section, which provides for the
payment of coupons at theoonsul sgen-
cies. ga. 10
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PoRT-AU-PRINCE, February %, via
HAVANA, March S.-The execution and
imprisonment of Salnave's adherents
continues.
HAVANA, March Slate advices have
been received from the Island of jana
lea that Governor Grant would soon
leave for England, where it was expect
ed he would remain. A memorial of the
citizens of Jamaica had been prepared
and presented to the Governor, asking
the British Government to subsidize a
line of steamers to run between the
Island of Jamaica and the port of New
York.
A party of ninety insgiaents, com
manded by ArredOndo, and consisting
of part of the force of Jescis Delzol
left Clengade Lieaparte, and have ar
rived near Guinea, forty miles from
Havana. Troops from all points of the
surrounding country are marching
against tHeH'
The markets are unsettled on account
of the fluctuation of gold in New York.
ST. DOMINGO, February 81, via. HA.
vANA, March 6.-Tho revolutionists de-
clare that the majority of inhabitants
of the Island are opposed to it's annexa'
ton to the United States.
CARACAS, February %, via HAVANA
March 6.-Venezuela revolutioaists are
fast multiplying and the Monogas Gov
eminent is considered in critical con-
dition. Governor Monogas with 1000
soldiers has gone to Cero to fight Cen
eral Blanco. The disturbance now ex-
tends through the entire republic.
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New York Market.
Nrw YORK. March q

NEW YORK, Marcn y.
COTTON-Opened 4c lower; closed
with the decline recovered; sales of 5000
bales at 2l1c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed dull and DC lower
for medium and common grades.
WHEAT-Dull and heavy at l2al 10
for No. spring and l 25al % for winter
red and amber western.
RYE-Dull and heavy.
OATS-Dull and heavy at soc for
western, and 60a62c for Ohio.
CORN-Dull and heavy at 96a9Sc for
new mixed western.
PORK-Quiet and firm; sales of $50
barrels mess at % 81 seller April.
BEEF-In limited request and nm
changed.
CUT MEATS-Closed steady, With a
moderate request.
BACON-Closed with moderate re-
quest and steady.
LARD-Quiet and unchanged. "
EGGS-Steady at 26a27c for fresh.
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Cleveland Market.
CLEVELAND, March s

CLEVELAND, March 9.
FLOUR-Steady aud unchanged
Buckwheat Flour unchanged. Rye
Flour quiet and steady; OOa5 % pei
barrel.
WHEAT-Very quiet; small sales Of
No. 9 red at O5; No. l held at IL.
CORN-Quiet; new held at 76c.
OATS-Ne9lected at 47c for No.
State.
RYE-Dull and Nominal.
BARLEY-Nothing doing.
PETROLEUM-The market continues
very quiet, and to day it was weaker at
the Board; standard white, on the spot
was offered at 25c without sales; sales OF
1000 barrels, buyers option, 3 months
at26c; crude closed at 5 rs per barrel
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The Union Pacific Railroad.

BosToN, March 9.-The stockholders
of the Union Pacific railroad met to-day
aud elected directors for the ensuing
year as follows: Oliver Ames, Cakes
Ames, John B. Alley, C. H. Mccormick
w. L. Glidden, r. Haster, Elisha At.
kins, A. E. Lombard, o. S. Chapman,
James Brooks, G. NJ. Dodge, Sidney Dill.
Ion. Frederick Nickerson, c. S. Bush.
nell.
The following is the substance of the
report made by Oliver Ames, President:
We have spent during the past season,
upon snow sheds and snow fences, over
$500 900. We have now over five miles
of snow sheds and nearly fifty miles of
snow fences, in addition to q large
amount of snow fences put up last
year. The experiment thus far this
winter shows that our road can
be run without serious hindrance or
obstruction from snow. The SHOWS OF
the present winter have been the same
as last, and we have been but in one
instance INSTRUCTED over twenty -four
hours. Our superintendent is confident
We can keep our road as free from oh.
struction by snow as those of New Eng.
fasd or New York. The express business
over the read was fully investigated
during last summer aud we have come
to the cooclusiOn that it would be for
the best Interests of the road to dissolve
our connection with Wells, Fargo & Co.
and do this business ourselves. The
results of tho change have been to in.
crease the receipts about 80 per cent.
above what we received from Wells,
Fargo & Go. For the purpose of utiliz-
ing our telegraph lines We have connec-
ton with the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company, through which
we are getting large portion of our
telegraphic service free, aud have ex-
pectation of realizing handsome in
come from the $500, 900 of stock we
received from the Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph Company for the use of our
lines for commercial purposes. Shosld
this company make connection with
the Central Pacific Company, as they
now expect, and secure fair share of
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New York Money Market.


The Gold market to-day was again
a scene of the widest excite
ment. The transactions amounted to
nearly one hundred millions. The
fluctuations were rapid to a considera-
BILE extent. The price opened at llOs,
fell to 110t, advanced to 1lli on ru-
mors of the death of Napoleon; fell to
110t on the reported refusal of tho
Senate to recommit the funding bill,
which is interpreted to mean its passage,
and closed at 1l0si1l04. Carrying rates,
4 per cent. to fat; clearances, $50 ,OO0,-
900. The Sub-Treasurer sold one mil
lion at ITO go. 106al11 10-l00; bids aggre-
gated $4,000, 900, at 107iaLll lOl0O.
At the produce exchange the tiuctu-
atiug course of gold has brought the
market almost to a stand still. The
decline in gold and the advance in
freights have driven shippers of bread
SUITS ont of the market, while the home
trade refuse the purcha.e of more than
what is absolutely necessary to supply
pressing wants Provisions materially
changed. Cotton opened heavy at a
decline of fully 4c, but afterwards as
sumed a. firmer tone and rallied. In
mercantile circles business was unset
tied and prices generally have droop-
ing tendency and especially dry goods:
MONEY-Market unusually easy at 4
as per cent.
STERLING-Duli at 10Sal0St.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Advanced
under the gold price of I'LL, fell off and
closed weak; Coupons of 81 at ll3fal Il;
do 90 at 1l93a1l9S; do "a at 109AlO9t;
do '65 at 1904 ll092; do new a. 1074alOS;
do '67 at 1OS4a1O5i; do '6S at lOstalO9;
l0-40s at l05sa106. Currency Skies at
111al1l4; Central Pacifcs at 944a94ic.
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Messrs. Corbett, Sumner, Chandler and
Cameron favored the amendment, upon
the consideration of national dignity
and propriety, believing that foreign
conitalists should not be appealed to,
and that the loan shall be recognized at
home and abroad as an American loan.
At 4:3O the Senate took recess till
evening.
EVENING SESSION.
The Funding bill was taken up. Mr.
Sherman, with view of meeting OBJ
lection to the eighth section, opposed
the amendment authorizing the Score
tary of the Treasury to make the cou-
pons of any portion of the four per cent
bonds PAYABLE at the Office of the au-
thorized agent Of the United States IN
either of the cities of London, Parls,
Berlin, Amsterdam or Frankfort.
Mr.. Conkling opposed the whole prop
osition.
Mr.. Stockton by unanimous consent
introduced a resolution requesting the
Secretary of the Navy to furnish any
information he may have as to the sink
ing of the United States vessel Oneida
| by the brltlsu steaHeE Douudy i'll Uhs
harbor of Yokohama. Adopted.
Mr.. Shermau's amendment was then
adopted.
Mr.. Cameron made. some general re-
marks in which he gave notice OF hls
intention to offer an amendment to re-
quire the Secretary of the Treasury to
redeem all fractional currency by the
first of July.
Mr.. Corbett's motion to strike out the
eighth sestion, authorizing foreign
agencies, was agreed to.
The amendments of Mr.. Scott, re-
curing the negotiation of bonds by
officers of the Treasury alone, and all
exchanges or sales 60 lie made by public
bids, was rejected.
Mr.. Howard Offered an amendment
pending which the Senate adjourned.
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Chicago Marker

CHICAGO. March 9.
FLOUR-Dull at S0a5 so for spring
extras.
WHEAT-Weak and la1ic, lower
sales No. l at S5ie; No. 3 at 75ia76sc;
closing at 76ic; unchanged this after
noon.
CORN-Quiet and 4ssc lower on No
2, and llalic on no grade; closing at
70io for No. 2.
OATS-Weak, unsettled and irregu.
lar at Slia37c for Ne. 2; closing with
sellers at $50.
RYE-Quiet at 67a67ic for No. 2.
BARLEY-Nominal; 65a72c for No. 2.
H0GS-Dressed dull and 25c lower,
at 10 00sl0 20; dividing on 200. Live,
dull and l0s25c lower, at s 25as 75 for
common to good.
SCATTLE-Dull at 5 35a6 SIT for fair
to choice good shipping stock.
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the California business. The earnings of
the road for the months reported since
it first opened amount to $4,000, 900.
We anticipate the gross earnings for the
ensuing year will reach $12, 0OO, 900, and
shall not be surprised should they large
" exceed this sum. The net income
from this will pay all interest with a
handsome dividend upon stock, should
we not need it for improvement on the
roo1 H
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, March y.
FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
WHEAT-Maryl land red at 35al 40;
Pennsylvania at l Goal %.
CORN-Firm; white at 93a95c; vel
low ut 9ic.
OATS-At SEC
RYE-Dull.
MESS PORK-Quiet q 90.
BACON-Weak; rib sides at l5tal5ic
clear rib at 16tal6!c; shoulders ut l2ta
12ic.
HAMS-Held at 19a20c.
LARD-Weak at 15ic.
WHISKY-Firm at OIL.
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New York Dry Coed. uarLe,.

New YORK, March 9.
The market for plain cotton goods is
little depressed, and some makes ic
lower; at the reduction there is a little
more doing, but the market is far from
active.
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Toledo Market.

IULEDUi MdIUH %
FLOUR-Dull.
WHEAT-Dull and shade lower,
No. l white Michigan at 20; amber at
| 05; No. . red at O41.
CORN-Unchangod; new at 76c; no
grade at zoe.
OATS-Quiet; No. at 49a5Oc; Michi-
gan at 45c.
SEED-Clover at s 10.
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SUNDRIES.

SUNDR1ESs
lou BAGS RIO COFFEE,
900 Packages Bright and Black robaccos,
IS Barrels Fine and Extra Syrups,
900 do Family Flour,
50 do Flint Hominy,
Nackerel Herring aud Goldfish,
Gunpewder, Young Hyson and Black Teas,
Sodas, Indigos, Spices and Ess. Coffee,
Choice Factory and Goshen Cheese,
Rice, n. C. Tar and Carbon Oil,
Soaps, Candles, Lead, Shot and Powder,
White Beans Starch, Batting,
Buckets, Tubs and Washboards,
With many other articles,
On hands and for sale by
decI5 PAXTON & 0GLEBAY.
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nEFEnEScR BY PERMISSION.

REFERENCE BY PERMISSION.
Hon. VIM. Z. Stevenson. Governor West Va
- z. L. Berkshire, (Judges Supreme Court
" James H. Brown, of Appeals West Va.
J. J. Jackson. IT., Judge Of U. 5. District
Court, w. Va.
d. ID. L. FarnswOrth, President Of Senate,
WestVa.
A. WerninEer Member Senate.
" Jacob Hornbrook, Prest. West Va ms. Co.
Jacob NJ. Bickel, Vice Prest. "
Caleb Boggess, Attorney, Clarksburg W. Va.
Samuel Woods, fhillippi,
b. White, Sheriff Mercer county
II. q. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. n. Camden. President OF First National Bank,
ParkeIsburg.
And the following members OF the House OF
Delegates of West Virginia:
Hon. b. II. Smith, Kanawha county.
G. G.. Burgess Wayne
James Guthrie. Wetzel
Nathan Golf, Harrison
Joseph Teter, Barbour
X. NJ Hill Marion
James Hervey Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
r. Davidson, Taylor
Henry BrannOn, Lewis
Floyd Nicely, DOddridge
J. 7. Bowyer. Putnam
j. s. Wilkinson, Lincoln
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WEST VIRGINIA INSURANCE co.
Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.

Franklin Insurance Comply
OF WHEELING.
Capital, S15O,OOO
Directors:
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MENDEL.
T. H. LOGAN, THos. p. SHALLCRoss,
G. w. FRASZHEIx j. n, VANCE,
J. II. HoBBs MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS G. STIPEL
TINHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been Organized-iv Year,, and in that time
done a successful business, In still prepared u
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacturing Establishments
Furniture Steamboats, and cRrgoes on the West
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company ofers
superior inducements TO Farmers, whereby they
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns
and contents, for three or five years NJ reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus Of any company in the State,
and composed Of some ninety. -four stockholders,
most of whom are among our best business men,
recommends itself TO the favorable considera-
ton of tho insuring public, and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended 10 at their office, No. -
Monroe street, or OF their several agencies
throughout the State.
c. NJ. COEN, Secretary.
&c. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President.
feb20.dAw
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TAKE PARTlCULAE NOTl- =,
YOUNG MEy

Who have injured themselves BY a ssr,., =,
tioe INDUCED In when alone, q habit fr,ss,,'.
learned from evil companions, or Al ~. !,
effects Of which are nightly felt eve, =.
aslesp, and II not cured renders nArrhr 7,
possible, and destroys both mind nt =,
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that . ysuhg mar. ik,l s,.,
his country, the darling OF Bic paf.ta ~.
be snAtohed from all prospects and ,soy..,
Of life by che consequences Of dsvIi.It ~
the path Of nature and INDUCING IN o.,
secret habit. Such persons must b,ior J,
templAtinS
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MARRIAGE,

Reflect that = sound mind and body ~ !.
most necessary regulates 10 promote cctI.s.
happiness. Indeed, without these n, ,5..,r
through life becomes weary pilgrinis, >
prospect hourly dArkons Ia the yiss. ID. a.
becomes Swallowed with despair and tl,G v
tho melancholy reflection that the hIpptss
another becomes blighted With our oSu
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Family Flour.

Inn BARRELS GEN OF THE WEST
1OO xxx Family.
just received and for sale by
fehl7 NJ REILLY