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New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE BLACK SEA TROUBLE.

rssn OPPOSITION TO TIE WAR POLICY GAINING
GROUND IN THE BRITISH CABISET-PRU ssIA
IN Favor OF A CONGRESS OF TIE GREAT
yowERs.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TnBUSEl
LONDON, Monday, Nov. 20, 1870.
Immediately upon the adjournment Of the Cabinet
Council to-day, Earl Gran ,ille went to Windsor for
the second tina, for the poTpose it is believed of
announcing the peaceful solution TO which the Coun-
ell is stsong]y Sedins. II it hss no; already arrived
1T one --
Tbs oppostien to the waflike policy is greatly IN
creased. Mr.. Lowe ssys positively there viii be 10
~ar. on il there Is seue other Chancellor Of She Tx.
cbeqser will bring in the next budget. Mr. Rights
resignation probably buges the discussion for OF
against Tie Qneeps influence u also strongly
for peace.
Prussia is wholly for Conference Yesterday's
81. Petersburg dispatch announcing q probable
Congress is confirmed by sdviees from Versailles.
2<aais will agree 10 almost Gnytbing concerning the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE SIEGE OF PARIS.

HOW THE REPUBLIC MAI BE RECoGNIZED-A
RAT MARKET OPENED IN PAR1s-DoGS AND
CATS ALSO EXPOSED FOR SALE.
LONDON. Monday, Nov. Is, 1870.
The special correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at
Versailles telegophs on the Goth; "The plan to
restore Napoleon is premature, and the Republic
may yet be recognized if it rejects its terrific
rial pretensions.
"Paris newspapers have been received up to the
18th inst. The Rdppel announces that the fighting
battalons of the National Guard havs gone to the
front. The Steele says the Government has taken
possession of the potatoes, and no longer permits
private sales as it is obliged to furnish supplies to
keep the restaurants open. regular rat market
has been opened in the Place dc Ia Hotel dc Vile,
and elsewhere dogs ana cats are exposed for sale.
Tie other papers are filed with accounts of the
losses and Generalization of the Prussians."
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS WAR NEWS.

A FIGHT NEAR ORLEANS - THE FRENCH DRIVEN
FROM STRONG POsITIoN-NENOTTI Carl
BALDI DEFEATED NEAR PLOMBIEREs-FURI-
Gus FIRE PROM THE PARIS ToRTS-A PARIS
NEWSPAPER ADVOCATING PEACE.
LONDON. Monday, Nov. %, 1870.
In accommodating near Orleans yesterday, the
Che Tenth Prussisn Corps encountered the Twen-
tieth French Corps of Gen. de Paladines' army.
An engagement occurred, in which the French
were driven from their strong position at Ladon.
with serious loss. Subsequently several French
companies attacked tho Prussian Tenth Corps, but
were repulsed with loss of 40 A French general
was taken prisoner by the Prussians. The German
loss was tIifing
The following details Of an engagement between
The Prussians under Gen. Werder, and the French,
under Menotti Garibaldi, near Pasques, in the De-
partment Of VOsges, have just been received here,
dated Dion, yesterday afternoon;
Tie Garibaldians, while their march from
Pasqucs late Saturday afternoon, suddenly cane
upon the outposts of the Prussan Rifles which they
immediately attacked with great impetuosity.
The Prussians at first compelled to fall back,
bnt roenforcements coming up, the Garbaldians
diers throwing away their arms and knapsacks in
their fight Gen. Werder the next day Sunday
took circuit around Plomberes, and in this way
overlook the French rear guard. Another engage
ment then occurred, in which the French lost 800
and the Prussans only 80. 1t is said that Menoth
Garibaldi had 1900 men under his command IN this
engagement.
Forts D'Issy, Vanves, Montrouge, Bicetre. and
DIyry, on the Southern boundary of Paris, MAIN
tanned continuous aud furious fire on the Prusslan
lines all through Saturday night The Prussians
expected another sortie but at last accounts all was
quiet again.
The Paris Figaro implores the French Govern
ment to conclade peace the defense of Paris being
impossible.
BY the capituation Of La Fere 70 cannon OF all
sorts fell into the hands of the Prusslans.
A balloon which left Paris on the 18th, descended
near Christana. Norway. to-day, with two passen-
gers and a number Of carrier pigeons. The eIonauts
bring complete files of Paris papers up TO the day OF
<heir departure, and large quantity of official and
private correspondence which will be immediately
forwarded 20 its destination.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The corner stone of tho st. Francis Orphan
A,yim Tor eolore. girls laid in Baltimore yesterday
Charles 4. White, aged p. committed suicide
In Boston Yesterday by taking polscp He In bad health
The ting f. r. Fish left Buffalo yesterday by
,srs fo tide vsier canabosI sden With
The Rev. Charles Walker D. d., leading
Congregational clergyman Of ScnOst died Bshsnn ~ t. J-
tsdsy aged ~
McEttrick's proposed walk Of l04 consecutive
hour, in Boes umsi closed yesterday BY his srress for giving
H. ..bibalsn withegt hsenfe
Hofbeimer Brothers, whisky manufacturers
and dealers Ia Suspended ysssrisr The .ts
Sb5Ooa 1bcy ash an eIkason And AiDh
tlsy can pay their d<hts
The owners of the Nicolson patent for wooden
have Insulated sut ssane le CITY Of Absey o recover
nader lie nsy ps1t G the ngrnsu Of their paien
Lv m. eong, ION Of called the A. Miller pavemsst" ss
xheh Is claimed to be the plan a. Neolsosa
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEjT&
MEXICO.

THE REPUBLIC ALMOST N A STATE OF ANARCHY
RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH ENTERPRISE.
MAzATLAN, Nov. Is, via San Francisco, Nov
2sDisorder continues throughout the country con-
spracy to revoutionize the State of Snaloa having s
origin IN Mazatan has discovered The rngleaders
of the movement have been arrested.
Pacido Vega refuses TO obey the order OF Gea Lozada
TO dsaru and has accepted the leadership OF another
expedition. The people Of the towns OF Cacan and FL
Fuerte having become dissatisfied troops have been
Deraccful scenes are OF almost daily along
the frontiers Of the states Of JaiscO and Snaloa. The
roops nj Rosario mutinied and pundered tho town. In
the State Jalisco, Cows Guerro and StenmOre, the
latter assisted the Legislature and Federal troops
have taken up All the courts of Justice are closed
and the State is condition of anarchy In the state
of sonora the Federal troops have been ordered 10 assist
in the warfare against the Apache Indians
The survey of the Guaymas and Pasa del Norte Rail
road has been completed, aud it Is expected that work
will soon begin on both ends. telegraph line II pro-
iected from via HermOsilO to Tucson, Arizona
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.

....James Stuart Wortley died ON Sunday in
England, aged 65.
1.-The Scottish iron puddlers have settled
difficulties with their employers by means OF arbtra-
ton, and the strike is at an end
THE irOn-clad Triumph, now building at
Jarrow on the Tyne accidentally caught fire vest arday
and was badly damaged before the flames could be eX-
tnguished.
"A boat-race occurred at SOUTHAMPTON,
yesterday between picked Of London and South
rmptOn. After a fine contest the won by the
Southampton crew.
The members of the Ministry have been
reelected to the Italian Parliament by large Ortes,
and the Government will have strong working ma
jOrity in the Chambers
The Roumanian Chambers were opened
on Sunday Prince Charles in Ills address, referred 10
the satisfactory relations with Turkey, and the ADJUST
ment Of the consular jurisdiction.
The Counts of Cheste and CalOnge have
accepted the amnesty offered by the Spanish Govern
ment They have sworn fidelity to the Constitution, and
have been restored to their CaptainG Gencralships.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29

the near the ail where the prisoners are
confined, for the purpose OF suppresslhg any a,cP,
that may be made against the murdereIs aoot, ~. ~
jail and demanded the murderers. The sheriff replied
that he would protect the prisoners against violence and
ordered the mob 10 disperse As the crowd refused 10
dsperse. yoley fired over their heaas ec
This fire was returned by the posse and one man IN he
mob was killed. The crowd was then dispersed. Inc
Sheriff has since trcnghened his force ana no other
demonstrations OF violence have been made.
ST Louis Nov. 2s-Evening.-The prisoners nave oeeh
brought " this city for safe keeping
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EUROPEAN ISSUES.
THE BATTLEs BEFORE AMIENs.

THE BATTLES BEFORE AM1ENS.
syyERE NGAGEMENr AT vILLERs-THE FRENCH
DRIVEN BACK THE AFFAIR AT MoREUlL
CLAIMED AS VICTORY BY THE FRENCH.
LONDON, Monday, Nov. 2s, 1870
sercelv contested engagement took place yester-
day at Vors Bretonmeaux, ten miles east OF Aici''
which lasted all day. The French stubbornly mann
tanned their positions up to Al in the afternoon ""o
the town was abandoned before the superior FORCES
and artillery of the Prussians. The freneh "cio SUI
seouently beaten at Bocage, few miles west oi
yillers but at Dreuil. about five miles from Amlens,
thew maintained their position until nightfaii'
About 1000 Germans engaged IN the conflict AT
the latter place
The French claim to have won great victory at
Moreuil. 10 miles south of Amiens yesterday. The
battle lasted till darkness interfered The Germans
are alleged TO have been beaten and driven back.
The French were greater in numbers and better
armed The losses are obscurely given in thousands
The French admit that the Prussian Hussars rode
down and cut to pieces regiment of marines which
was serving as infantry.
LATER-REPORTED CAPTURE OF THE CITY -
ADDRESS OF THE PREFECT BEFORE THE
SURRENDER.
LONDON, Nov. 29-l23o O. m.
News has Just arrived that Amiens has been occu-
pied by division of German troops under Gen. Won
Groben The following address was issued by the
Prefect of the Department OF the Somme previous to
the occupation of the city:
CITIZENS: The day of trial has arrived. In spite
Of all our efforts AmeDs must fall into the enemys
hands The Army of the North is retreatng, and the
National Guards are disarming. 1 leave you, but
will soon return. BE calm. Be confident. France
will be saved"
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
TIE IMuIGRAmoN coSHEN11eM.
THE CHARGES AGAINST CASTLE GARDEN-WIrH-
DRAWAL OF THE NEW-YORk DELEGATION
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
ly'ep
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

TIE CHARGES AGAINST CASTLE GAIDEN-WIrH-
DRAWAL OF THE NEW-lORk DELEGATION
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. A.-The reports OF Com
mittees, which have already been telegraphed to The
TRIBUNE caused quite an animated discussion Mr.
Frost OF Nebraska reiterated the charges against the
Castle Garden Commissioners which the delegation from
New-York as promptly repeled but there was always
somebody to interfere The "man and brother " from
Arkansas made a speech that was pronounced exceed
ingly good, but his standpoint whether African OF
Ango-Saxon, was not clearly defined. Mr. Galloway,
MI Loomes, Mr. Fuller, Gov. Harvey, Mr. Gwinner. Mr.
Muckle Mr. Ross, Mr. Casserly Mr. Wallack, and host
of others OF German and scandinavian, Welsh, 1rsh
aud French cognOmens, dscoursed, until recess was
taken for the Thanksgiving dinner
do not know whether a Thanksgiving dinner makes
people forgetfu but certain It is that these gentlemen
specifying abuses which Mr. Frost OF Nebraska pressed
Egos EIe TO s re oSveked tSe allegation to Ito
highest extent and scene OF perfect CONFUSION ehsue
been given time to reply TO the charges. Men arose in
their Seats and fairly screamed for hearing noser
scene cannot well be imagined As far the sense of
the Convention could be gathered 1t was the opinion
that much time had been given to discussion; they
wanted TO vote on the resolutions and go home. The
President finally restored order, when Mr.. Cassory
arose and briefly said that the charges made ny he gen
stanate and nasmuch the New York deiegat ION had
been refused an opportunity 10 rednte ,ndse @
clusion referred again to the OF
the gentleman from Nebraska wpch could 9hy nave
league while truth putting ON her boos Inc dele
CATION then withdrew. -. -, A.,
were adopted almost unanimously. The District OF 20
iumba delegation protested against the reGvai o. tno
,er eaDfa tax hut voted In the Affirmative. The Massa-
cbusetts delegation withdrew but subsequently recon
sldered their action, when assured by the convention
made against Castle Garden. delegate from each
state and Territory then selected to form Gomit
tee on Permanent Organization ana 70 neoIiaIo Oon
oueas Nhen tho Convention adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
THE FISHERY QUESTION.

CANADIAN WATERS INVADED by THE MAINE
YIsHERMLN--A CAPTURED SCHOONER REs-
cI,rp-TIIH VESSEL SUBSEQUENTLY RECAP
TURED BY A BRITISH STEAMER.
c,raRIoTTHTOwN, p. +. J., Nov. S.-Ihe
schooner Clara f. Friend OF Gloucester captured by the
British steamer Poyer about seven weeks ago. WAS
rened from the custody Of the Provincial authorities
ON , o,, ,.s On the 25h the steamer Ployer recap
tured her and the captain and four others are now held
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
LOCAL WAR NEWS.

The programme of the French Patriotic
Bazaar has been changed, and the Fair will last during
the week. Wednesday aud Thursday the admission will
he increased to ST. Wednesday evening, LefTanc VIII
sing Les Grondins. Tonight, Archbishop McClOskey is
expected to visit the Fair.
The following subscriptions have lately been
made TO tie German Patriotic Fund: Congregation OF
the German Evan gelcal Lutheran ST. Johns Church. in
risophcrst s5Is; congregation Of the German Pres
byterian Church. corner of Madison and montgomery
sts.. (lb6; VIM DreYCr, Sli2
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rp,,,., ro Iyxca THE POTOsI MURDHREEs

ATfEMI.r TO LYNCH THE POTOsl huRDHhEhS'
sr. LOUIS, Nov. 2s.-Great excitement has
prevailed in the town OF Potos In this state since the
arrival there Of tho prisoners John Armstrong ana
Charles Jolly the rnurderers Of the Lepine family.
Threats Of lyuchDg were openly MADE aDd sherp'
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

The following is an official report by the
Signal Service United States Army, Division Of Tele
grams and Reports, for the Benefit OF Commerce.
This report is sent simultaneously from all the places
named at midnight, WayhingtOn time:
New-York tribune., 1870-11-29
WASHINGTON.

PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF THE NAVIGATION
LAwS-OBJECTIONS TO THE FUNDING BILL
PAYING CUSTOMS DUTIES IN CURRENCf-IHE
SAN DoMINGO TREATY-TROOPs WANTED IN
THE SOUTHERN STATES.
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TRUSFEEs S4I,E,

twill. pu.- uant, W a deed Of trust executed
j 10 me on the 9Th day of October. 1863. and
IL tlat date by Isaac edwards and Sarah 3D. |.
wards. his:wifs to sechre TO John Fl. Fin'llev
four bonds Amounting to,thesfm ef! 81 $50, W
and an eI which ake. dated on said9th day OF
Ooesoher, 1868, and all Of which are PAYABLE
as follows, viz: The first on the 1st day of
March. 1853; the secnnd on the 9lh day Of Oc'
tober. 1863; the third m the 9th day OF 0rto.
her, 1870 aoe thefonHh and last one on the
lhday of October. 1871, hich bonds are fully
described in said deed Of trust, recorded in
Deed Book No. 81, pages 543-44 in the Re-
corrler's Office of Mason county, West Vireinia,
proceed to,spll on III prenoises, atpuhlic nuc-
ton tothe highest bidder at 9 o'clock P. NJ
On Saturday the Orb days Of Julv, 1870
the real estate:in said deed mentioned and re.
ferredtlS. consisting fl0s acres of land more
or less. FituPtFa - said copnty on the headwa'
ters Of Old Town Greek. beginning at che north
east corner at black oak TO Samuel iMorean's
conner, thence along the iine'of Mnrgan's to
stake corner to John Riddles, thence with
Barnett,s line 10 stake corner n Baraett's,
thence with tbe line ofWilliam.0 Neal 70 .
white oak, thence 10 q pine and gum corner 10
Morsaifs thence with M1rgan's lite. 10 the
place Of beginning. That said real estate will
lie sold to sati.iv the second mentioned bond
which il nnw due aud unpaid, amounting TO
tbgsnmof S433 3alz with interestfor which
saie sum said land will be sold. ~
Terms " sale will be made known on the
day N ga!e
sN1Ha IQ-h L. y ~ .
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MURpEs "A short ,ime since Maj.
H. R. Boyle, deputy sheriff Of Tszs-
we'll county. Rtrg mia, was brptally rnur'
asrtd by Bees l.asIsf. 'Ebe said LusIer
iSs man about six feet high: light COM
plexion. light hair and bIus eyes; is be-
tween twenty Eve aud thirty years Of
age; hasa scar Q pusnciOg about the
middle OF his forehead WhichincreaseS 10
size as il runs up towards the hair above
the forshssd; snd his ordinary dress Is
Sssns Of blue mixture with white; and
and when last seep he was wearing q
rough run down pair Of boots, carrying
q csrpet.bsg. A reward Of four thous'
aud dollars has been offered for bis ar
teuL
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T4E FovRru OF JuLY. Tins ami
xtrsary-,hO nassi day Of American ln-
depeadenee-falls ibis wear on Monday.
Sodformcr days the Fourth Of IpIy was
.bailsi with enthusiastic depoustratiops5
celebrations commemsretiso Of the even.
ahst look plase altbosi haddEsd yesss
ago omarkgdcach recurring anniversary,
but of lsts these Jemooatr ,'ipus have DOT
been 70 10 posing. and 10 many taefe is
no Otbes observance Of the day places be-
5oed rhs closing Of tbs usu i places Of
business. This should not DO 50. We
owe the sses Of %fs deb Of gratitude
that eau never be cancelled, and it be-
hooyes Us TO respect their memories.
We have heard ofno preparations that
Gre being RaSO inthia town to es'ssFs's
The dsy. but IS there. is plenty Of time yet
90 make arrangements for a ProPfr obset-
vance Of the soDiyerssry. We hope TO
zee somthiug more on tbs FourIh than a
mere display Of bunting along The streets
beating Of drprs, &c. lot US cslebfs'e
'4he day ps il deserves to be sslsbEeted.
and 10 . gpiri. tie, becomes The children
Of a noble ancestry. 43
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weGUblfean COmgfessioI-
al Convention.

, F6a Republieen Votes il the different
.aaai;es composing tie Third cOSgress
assIs Di.triot, ARE hereby requested to
.s.emble together in their respective
.sunties 81 az sSffy q day as they may
SSsn, propsr. and choose delegate to .
no5gte.sional Convention 10 be held al
ob,FIcs,on, Kanssha county. on
/; 7 Fhussdays July izsh, 1870.
- nomipats a canIidate 10 Represent
tSis district in the 42nd Congress.
SEQ. ". TIPPETT,
'cbaitnsn CopgFsssiopal Com.
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MEp1oA1 pRopERrIEs ANp USES.

Buehu leaves are gently slim llant, with a
peculiar tendency to the Urinary orRtRs,r
They are pjyen 10 complpiptsef the Urinary
Organs ssoh IS tJraFtl, Chronic oatlrrh Of
the RIfdder, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder
ana Ercthra, Disease of the Prostate Gltnd,
and Retention or 1ncontinence Of Urine, from
a loss Of tone in ihe pirts concerned ip Us ey.
aonstiou. TheFelnedy has RlSo been recon-
me5ded IN Dyspepsia. Chronic Rheumatism
Cutansoas Affections, chreaic Rheumatism,
and Dropsy.
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Nercs.--Tbe public sle hereby no
tifed. that from this date. the Court
House viii DO used only fol. C0urt ppf'
poses. unless otherwise ordered By the
Board of Supervisors, or 90 q wilsn
order from ,6s President Of the Board.
q. mcdaniel. JalloL
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Remember. Ihs. 10 1857 under Be-
publican rule 10 Mason counly, yOsF
county tax was only 80 cents on The
500 valuation. Nov ip 1870, under
Democratic rule, it is 20 cents 90 the
500 yslpatiOn. This is Democratic
"conomy for you'll
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Gen. Lewis Ruffn.r, OF Ksnawhs has
positively refused To aotIongsr With the
Democracy. NJ. Rptfper has shown BY
this oct that be hus raoss trains han all
the other Democrats 10 the Kapswha
Valley. He va, temporary President
Of the late Republican State Convention.
we Welcome such good men IS the Gen
sraI into ouF rasts. s
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Exa,Drrros. Prof. Ksooey's CLASH.
cal Schoal Exhibition gwen inrhis place,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings o.
lost week. wps. We are Informed, . grand
SUCCESS. sf E3i 1Eta
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BoeuET We have received suo'hef
boqust, from the bapd Of one Of Point
-Pltassnt's fair Daughters. The g0ups
lady has our most sincere thanks. Nay
her pathway through life be always
bright as the noou,day sun.
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VIM Smith, hasjust tseeized, Greens
ware and elsgssareSof the lates! designs
AID al lover prices. EIsgantslylss Cob
let's ., 81 so per aoz. - + -.
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MrLAScaoLY Lone day last week,
at Eighteen Mile Geek, 10 Pa'n0m
county, "a young man named Floyd Sig
mon, copmi.,cd suicide.
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HARVEST The wheat harvest is about
over 'n46,s county. This is The earli'
sst harvest ever knovn IN the county =
The 5isld Of wheat is sad to bo IsssO,
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T. 3. Kflr1. EsQ. -Thi. gtollrnsa.

T. B. KfiSS. Esa This gtuilsmsa,
formerly pf che place. butlnowloia Cab.
ell; dropped in 10 s,e Is Monday He
Is OF. 1 aishoFt viiii 10 bis friends here
By The way, We soc b abe papers Ihsl
he IL q candidate for State Senator 70
the, slh Senatorial District. He, would
make agood sanatarI.apd ifi be Wss lpgs
Deuoerst. could be sler'ed. .Whyss
yopngipan with such . bright ip'pre
before him should continue 10 hsug oo
to the broken down D Democracy, is q Us
great mystery. notwithstanding BIZ
politics, he is lair and honstt man,
and q true gentleman. ss
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Some people 10 this Siciai!5 .hinl
this o gooalimo for cbicksu pot pies
especially when their neigbbOF'S fowl
trsspsss on their garden plots.
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TsE LtrrIE CoRPORA MAoAzwE.--
The July number Of this beautiful iuve-
nile comes 10 ., greatly enlarged and
improved. ss veil as auely illustrated =
The wonderful growth Of this young
Napoleon Of the juvenile has Oeeu IS
surprising as it isioterestIug. LIS mat
ter is sntrely original aQd of very high
ordel. The freshness and sivacity Of its
pages cause the eyes Of al our young
people to spprkle. 10 its new improved
form i.is one Of Inc mos, bandsomsst, as
IL is the cheapest mag'gius We have ever
seen. oas dollar year, single copg,
ga cents. PublshedbY SsWeli y Miller,
CbicogO, III.
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Tho Mound.villo Reporter has en-,
lsrgsa lie sss and makes . decided i'm
proy emsut on its former Appearance.
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We keep constantly on hand a supply Of It.
allan Vioiils, Fra ,ch and German Accordeons
Flrtines: and strictly good Italian stringSn
We will ship 10 any address an Instrument
9. @ D, and if the lnstrnment don't suit 1t
can DO returned at your expense.
Meare also Agents for the celebrated "Prin-
.ces Melodeons." which we y W SCH at q ".
DUCED RATESi! CALL AND SEE
us! J. ". ELLIS & co.
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WAVES DIyagTlo ELlxtE. The al.
most unprecedented d4maud for this
new remedy" BY the sffl a,ed. proSoOn
ces it decided suceessiu the restoration
to the health Of ell suffering from
any form Of Kidney disssse. lis come
binatiOp. Bpcpu5 Juniper apd Acetate
Potash 10 the pleasant form Of an ELIXIR.
which can be taken without nausea BY
the most delicate organization, makes il
the most dssitlBls in ell cases shsre
such o remedy is oseded, fra
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Point pleasant Flour and Grain Market
ExcGL.toa MILLS, June 90 70.
FLous Flour per Dbl IS oo0s7 90.
w4eAr-No. 1 Red 81 20; choice
white 81 Is; inrerirr 65;0S9os y
CoRN-- Cotn so0s5e
NEAl-.cOrp Meal ss@Il per bush.