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Tuesday Nights storm in the East.

New York, Nov. 15.-Considerable
damage by last nights storm, is reported
in the East. In boston, some Of the base.
ment cellars in the vicinity Of the wharf,
was flooded. Gales In New Hampshire,
were also very violent. At Long Branch,
New Jersey. Thereof, and part Of the piaz.
za of the United States Hotel, was carried
away. The bluff was washed away, and
much damage to the beach. 1880 p
Boston, Nov. 15-The high tide TO- day
'on Chelsea beach and vicinity, tempOrarl.
ly interrupted the passage Of trains on
the Eastern railroad track.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Nov. 15.-The
storm has ragged here very heavily all day,
with wind mainly from the East and
southeast The tide has been the highest
for many years, and much damage has
been done to the wharvcs, shipping, &c.
The Eastern railroad track and Hampton
marshes was submerged, some small
bridges were washed out, and 1t was fear.
ed the track was undermined so that no
trains have passed either way since noon.
Travel and mails between Boston and
Portland, are interruptel.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 15.-The Department of
the Platte, which, by n recent order was
consolidated with that Of the Missouri, Is
to be re.established. 1t probable, how.
ever, that Gen. Anger will be changed to
the command of the Department Of
Texas, as OF first ordered.
The Grand Jury today indicted DR..
Solomon Stoddard, Of this place, for abOr.
tion.
A son Of J. A. Temple, an cmigrant,
who crossed the Missouri river into Nc.
braska, yesterday, fell from u shed this
morning and broke bis neck.
A section man named Robinson, on the
Union Pacific railroad at this place, re.
ceived q letter yesterday containing tho
information that he had fallen heir to
G50,000 In England.
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REYENuE ArroINrMENTs.

The following revenue appointments
were made to-day; Jas, A, Tomlinson,
Assistant Assessor of Kansas.
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GER RMANY.

BERLIN, November 15.--ThG Prouin.
rial correspondence, semi.oillcial, In It's
issue of to-day says: The retirement Of
Count Beust from the ChancellorshiD of
The Austrian Empire and Ministry Of
Foreign Affairs, has no effect upon the
between Prussia md Austria
TriendIiness, which is unlmpaired.
The German Parliament will conclude
slabors on the 25th inst, and the sessions
Of the Prussian Diet open on the 9Th.
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The New York Quarantine Cholera

NEW York, Nov. 15.-Six now cases
OF cholera are reported at quarantine, in.
Guiding the surgeon of the steamship
Franklin. Two fatal.
Commenting upon the case Of the steam.
ship Franklin the Sanitary Committee Of
the Board Of Health to-day made n re.
port upon the cholera, reiterating their
former recommendations TO the authori.
ties and citizens and asking thorough
execution OF precautionary measures.
They say the streets arc still in danger.
otis state Of uncleanliness, and direct the
city Sanitary Inspector TO institute proper
measures OF relief
Eleven new cases Of cholera today
among the Franklin's passengers. The
hospital ship Delaware has gone to the
lower bay.
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TXEoUToRS SALE OF REAL
u ESTATE

In pursuance Of tho will Of Martha Knox, de.
ceased, the undersigned will, on
FRIDAY, the 10Th day of Dec, 1871,
At tho front door OF tho Court House for Ohio
county. West Va, commencing alto O'Clock A.
N sell the following valuable property lying on
tho west side Of Main street In the city Of Wheel.
Ing being lot No. two ~ aud part Of lot No. ono
ID, bclng the Samo now occupied by Harbour b
Dittman, by George W. EckhArt and NJ. G. HAne,
and by the dwelling house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Martha Knox In her lifO time
TERNI OF SALE-One.fourth OF tho purchase
money TO be paid in cash, or as much more as the
purchasers may choose to pay; tho remainder in
four annual payments, with interest from date
payable SemI.annuAlly Negotiable notes to be
given for the deferred Instalments, 10 bo secured
by deeds OF trust and satisfactory insurance on
property, at the expense Of the purchaser.
JAMES P. ROGERS,
d. G. LIST,
noyiI Executors Of Martha Knox, decd.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov l5,-In the Cortes to. day
Senor Gorilla denied that the first Spanish
ministry formed after the revolution,
which drove Queen Isabella from the
throne, devised or entertained tho pro.
jeCt for the sale of Cuba to the United
States.
Much excitement was created in the
Cortes by speech from Senior Figueros,
adverting to the REIMBURSEMENT by Spain
Of San Domingo, during which the session
for the day was terminated.
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The Massachusetts, T'lsheries.-A Dis.
astrOus Year.

BosToN, November 15.-The losses of
the Gloucester fishing fleet during the
present season were greater than the
previous year, and the number Of lives
that have been sacrificed exceeds that of
any other year, except 1863. Twenty.
two vessels have been wrecked, sunk or
abandoned, valued at Sl03,0B0, on which
there was $s0,8lO insurance, nearly all,
however, on the mutual plan. One hun.
dred and thirty.six fishermen lost their
lives, .forty.nve Of whom LEFT widows, and
upwards Of ninety children were rem.
dered fatherless. During 1870 the numbr
Of vessels lost was thirteen; value $73,.
800; insurance $5O,4OJi number of lives
lnsL SO
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FRANCE.

PARIS, November 15.-The trial OF
Blangui will soon begin before the court
martial at Versailles
Ferry has dissolved the Municipal
Council at Alaccio, and left Corsica.
Hundreds Of persons attended the Feast
of Madeline today. The special mass
heretofore celebrated for the health Of the
ex.Empress Eugenio was not performed.
No reason has been assigned for its
omission.
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ST. LOUIS.
Excursion over The A. ar. Railroad

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 15.-Gen. Dodge, Of
Iowa, Judge McElhenny, of Missouri, and
DR.. Dunbar, of Ohio,- government com.
missioners ior the examination Of the AT.
lantic u Pacific Railroad, left this morn.
ing TO examine the last completed section
Of that road between Feosha, Mo-, and
Venita, Indian Territory, n distance oI
forty miles. A number Of exCursioniss,
including prominent gentlemen andAdieS
went on the same train, and the occasion
will be IN informal celebration Of the
opening Of the road to Venita, the juno.
tion of the Atlantic S Pacific and the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas roads, 800
miles from 81. Louis.
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Opening Of the Lake Shore & TusCas
Tnwas Valley Railroad.

MEDINA, o., Nov. 15.-The Lake Shore
& Tuscarawas Valley Railroad opened to
this place to-day. A train Of six coaches
arrived from Cleveland with 400 or 800
passengers, and among them were the dl.
rectors Of the road, the officers Of the Q. Q.
& G. !. Railroad, and the Mayor and
Council of Cleveland. The opening Of the
road was celebrated by the firing OF canon,
speeches, free dinner, &C., and in the even.
ing by an illumination, fireworks, and a
grand ball. Trains will commence run.
ming between Medina and Cleveland at
nnCp
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 15.-AnYed-The
Cuba, from Liverpool.
ArriVed-The steamer AragO.
LONDON, Nov. 15.-The steamer City
ofBrooklyn, ran into and sunk the steam
er Ida, in the Mersey. The officers Of the
latter were drowned.
The steamship France, arrived ont.
BREsT, Nov. 15-The steamship 81,
Laurent, from New York, arrived,
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A Mother Kills Her chIld...sovere

PRovtDEScE, Il, l., Nov. 15.-At Black
stone, this evening, Mrs. Francis Water.
field, took her young child TO q she'd and
chopped its head TO pieces with an AK.
The mother, who is probably insane,
made two attempts to drown herself, last
week.
"A severe gale past over here this morn
ing Fences, Chimneys, and some build.
iDgs were blown down.
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CLEVELAND, Nov. 15.-The heavy gale
from the northeast last night did con
siderable damag, to the shipping in this
harbor Several vessels broke from their
faAlenings, were driven together and
against the dock and were damaged ma
tefially The scow II. G. Williams, in
trying to make this port, struck pier,
foundered and Capsized. The cook, a
woman and one sailor were drowned.
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Another Lie About the ApaChes
RHDosed,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-In reply to an
inquiry as to the truth Of the reported
raid, Sc, conducted by Cochise, the
Apache Chiei, In violation Of his recent
pledges, the following telegram was re-
ceived to-day:
SANTA FE, NEW MExtCo, Nov. IA.
lion. Vincent Colyer:
Your telegram of the 9th inst. is re
Ceiyed Cochise has not lefl the Canada
Alamusa. Ifhe had would know II.
(Signed) NATHANIEL POPB,
Supt Of Indian Affairs.
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FOREIGN.
IRELAND.

The Case of Kelley--Editor of tho
"IriShman" Arrested.
DUBLIN, Nov. I5.-Kelley is acquitted
Of the murder Of the head Constable, but
is still held on the charge of firing pistol
at officer Mullen. The trial on this charge
has been postponed, and his friends hope
HoRe pr0seqH will be entered.
Jennings PigOtt, editor OF the Dublin
LriSimaH, is now under arrest, and is
treated with great rigor. He was placed
in that part of the Jail assigned to pris.
oners accused Of high misdcmeanor,
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 1J.-Three hundred
thousand doliars of Cincinnati 90 per
cent bonds sold to-day at 4 to 1 per cent
premium
An unknown cOlored man, while in.
toxicated, was killed by the cars at Xcnia,
Ohio, last night.
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LONDON, November 2.-0n the iete
day of the ex.Empress of the French q
large deputation from Paris arrived and
proceeded TO Chlselhurst, where they offer.
ed their congratulations to Her Majesty.
The officers Of the late Imperial Guard
sent q bOQuet to be presented
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCrsCo, November 15.-Gov.
llaight has appointed the Both inst rs
Thanksgiving day. -,
The Visalia stage was robbed near Oh
roy yesterday, by three highwaymen,
who secured $500 .,
Rain commenced falling throughout
Central California yesterday.
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RUSSIA.

Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.-The Mos.
COW Gdzetto in an editorial article, cOun.
sells Russia to demand naturalization of
Denmark, and the restoration Of SChles.
wig to the latter country, rs the means to
counteract the power Of Prussia on the
Baltic,
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The weather To-day.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
pYFioB or THE CHtEP SIGNAL UPYIoER,
WEsHN0T0N, d. O., Nov. 1880 P. n.
PROBABILITIES.

PROBABILITIES.
A falling barometer with southerly
winds and cloudy weather will pro.
baby prevail on Thursday north and
west Of the Missouri, preceding an
area Of low pressure In Montana. There
will be o falling barometer in the Mis-.
sissippi Valley, with clear and pleasant
weather in the Southern and gull States,
with light winds and diminishing winds
on Lakes Michigan and Superior, veering
to the southeast. The northwest gale on
Lake Eric has subsidized. Thursday the
area Of lowest pressure will move into
Maine, with continued northwest gales
from New Jersey to Massachusetts, and
easterly gales on the coast of Maine, fol-
lowed by calm at midnight, and high
winds on Thursday from the northwest.
Cautionary signals are continued at Nor.
folk, Cape May, Baltimore, New York,
New London, Boston, Portland, 0swego,
Buffalo and Cleveland.
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Tuesday evening locomotive en-.
gine on the Boonton Railroad, at Boonton,
N. j., jumped the track near Monlyille
and turned over, killing Christopher Hen
bricks, the engineer.
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Sentenced for Life.

FoRT WAYNE, IND, November 10
Tho trial of Barkdale for the murder of
hls n, wife nj Columbia City closed to-day.
The Jury, after one hours absence, ren.
deFed verdict Of murder in the second
degree, and sentenced the prisoner to
the pcnitcntiary for life.
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EuhboLAl anu lAbJu SNHG.
rs,
Daniel G. List, Trustee
la ChanCery, Circuit Court for Ohio county
West Va,
In pursuance OF o decree of said Court made
10 this cause on the Goth day Of December 1870
l will oher for sale, on
FRIDAY, tho 18th day Of December, 1871,
ut tho front door OF tho Court House tor Ohio
county, West Va, commencing ut 10 o'clock A.
n tho following real estate, lying In the city Of
Wheeling, on the west side OF Main street, viz
The two valuable stores now occupied by d.
A. Adler q Co, and by Peter g. Zinn and Others,
lying between the houses occupied by Harbour
4 Dittnan and s. Kline Also the property on
same side Of Main street now occupied by tho
shoe store OF Richard Porter, adjoining house
owned BY J. B. Sheppard.
TERhs or SALE-OAe.ffth Of purchase to bO
paid In cash and the balance In one, two, three
and four years from day Of sale, with interest,"
notes with good security TO be given for the dc.
Icrred payments, and deeds Of trust, at the ex
Penle Of the purchaser, as further security on
novl5 DANIEL G. LIST, Trustee.
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Ku.Klu1 Committee In Florldo,

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 15.-
A Sub Ku.Klux Committee has been here
Iour days, and will conclude its labors to.
night, having taken a largo amount Of
important evidence In Florida.
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AFRICA.
Ravages of Smallpox on the West
COBAt,

Coast.
New YORK, Nov. 15,-Mail adviccs
from Africa, say that on the west coast, the
people are dying off from small pox like
rotten. sheep. Twenty per cent of those
attacked, have died The "Juju men"
(priests) are very busy instiIing into the
minds Of the ignorant natives, that the
disease Is the Judgment OF their Juju or
Gods, on the people, for so many Of them
christianity,
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DWELLING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

oFotfo Pale the houe in which nowrc- u
side, sitl4te on John street, q few doors
east " Filth, Tho house is substantial w.
twOstOry brick containing eight rooms, be.
sides bath room and kitchen, and finished
attic, withA good cellar, hot and cold water Ia
bathrooms The honsc ls In good order and
well located and in every way desirable prop.
etty, being but little over 4 square from tho
Post Once. There IL aso on the premises good
BRICK STABLE,
WticIcnt for four horses aud carriage house.
Any one wishing to purchase can examine tho
premi,es At any time.
aeDea5 mo r MgOERMnT
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, November 15.-Disraell has
been elected Lord Rector Of the Univer.
sity of Glasgow, over Prof John Ruskin,
who was also nominated for the Honor.
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Medical.
CIMILTA sIMILlBUs OURANTUR
HUMPHREYS

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from tho most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-Pr0mpt-RHlcle
and Reliable. They are tho Best Family Medi.
Cines In use-so simple that mistakes cannot bO
made In using them so harmless as to b0 free
from danger, and 20 efficient Us to bO always 70.
liable They have received the highest commen.
dAtiOn from tho thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts.
action to those who Try them.
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Harrisburg Threatened by Incen-
diaries.

NEw York, November 15.-The liar
risburg Telegraph says: 1t Is rumored
that an organized band OF incendinries
boast to lay this city in ashes during the
winter.
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I sLAND LOTS FOR SALE.

Having sold all the lots offered at $500 each,
except two, now offer ten lots fronting on the
east side OF Elm and Chestnut streets and ex.
tending TO the river. Price from $500 10 81, 900
each. according TO size and location. Terms,
one'fourth cash, residue In equal installmCnts at
JNO. P. aILCHRIsT.
augai Al Top MIL
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SATURDAY, the 25th day OF Nov, A. d. 1871,
on the premises In the town Of Cameron In the
county VI Marshall State Of West Virginia, at
10 o'clock A. N. Of that day, proceed 10 sell at
public sale all tho right title and interest OF tho
said " ilIam IlosacE and Nancy llosack his wife
In and TO tho following described real estate,
litls 10 say all their right title and interest In
and TO the undivided Onehalf Of lot OF ground
situated IN South Cameron, Marshall county,
West Virginia, known as lot No. uB) sixteen;
also tho undivided interest Of the said William
llOsack and Nancy his wife In and to the follow.
lug described property situated In the town Of
Cameron, and bounded and described as follows,
tO.wit: Beginning at q stake, thence 0. ~ deg.
". thlrty.One feet to stake, thence n. 81 deg y.
slIty.seyen feet TO the Poplar Springs road,
thence thlrty.two and onehG1f feet along said
road TO stake, thence O. ~ deg; W. seventy
eight and onc.half feet to the beginning; also,
One.hAlf Of an alley now open between the lot
mentioned and another lot belonging 10 James
Fulton, Of the city OF Baltimore, Maryland,
which alley is eight feet, more o. less, 10 width
at the font on Poplar Spring road, and runs back
to the rear Of lot adjoining on the. north belong:
Ing to said james Fulton, and at the reor OF said
lot IA ten feet more or less, In width, the portion
Of said alley hereby conveyed 10 the One'hAlf
thereof tO.wit: Tour feet front and nye feet,more
or less at the rear, saving and resefvlng OF Of
the premises hereby conveyed the right to the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company to re.
move, alter and repair certain pipes through said
premises, now used and occupied by the said
COmpshy to convey water from there down 10
the water station on their road, and also reserV.
Ing TO said James Fulton the right TO have, use
aud maintain the track running across the reatend
Of said lot, being an extension oil the "Y" as the
same - now used and occupied as long as said
"Y" and track Is kept open and used by taid
Company up to the lot hereby conveyed from tho
main tack OF said Baltimore and Ohio RAilroAd
also q lot Of ground in tho village OF Cameron,
In Marshall county, State Of West Virginia, and
which lot Ia bounded on the south by lot Of
Charles Keller, and on the west by an alley, and
on the north by a lot Of Henry MoorC's, and on
the east by Riggtor lot, and being the same pro-
pefty heretofore conveyed by d. II. Dix aud wife
10 the iaid William Hosack.
TERMS or eALR-One-hAlf cash, balance three,
SG and nine months. X ]. PORTER,
ocl5 Trustee
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Telegrnphic Communication with
Mexico.

BROWNSVILLE, TEX, November 10
The Western Union Telegraph Company's
lines are extended to this city, establishing
tclegraphic communication between tho
United States and Mexico.
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AUSTRIA.
The Secret of Won Beusts's Retire.
mCnt.

mGnt.
NEW YORK, November IA Vienna
letter states that the retirement of the late
Chancellor OF the Austro- Hungarian
Monarchy, Count Beust, is probably due
TO the fact that he was believed to be
assisting secretly the lIohenwart party
while retaining leadership of the Liberals.
There was much jubilation in Vienna
among the Liberal COnstitutionalias over
the resignation of the Hohenwart party.
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THRUST sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
l. Deed Of Trust made to me by william No.
sack and Nancy llosaCk his wife, Of Cameron In
Marshall county, West Virginia, bearing date the
3ist day Of December, 1868, will, on
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Sale OF Atlantic Telegrnph to Great
lFitaIn.

New YoRK, Nov. 1j.-The Sun states
that negotiations are nearly concluded
for the sale Of the Atlantic telegraph ca
bic to the British Government
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nor SALE Low AND ON EASY
Il TRRMS--A arst class Tannery,. two story
Brick Building, 81 feOt by o., with all the mod.
rrn improvements and In good running order.
available for any other manufacturing purpose.
Also a good Brick Dwelling House with 10
rooms and null lot, on llampden street.
W. V. II0GB & BRO,
nOyi Market street.
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TUESDAY, November 9lst, 1871,

novlO Executors of Martha Knox, decd.
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NO, cures Pftc6 IN BOrts. Genus,
" ROVers, Congestion, lniammatl tlon.......25
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collc.."-B
CryinRsCOlc or IeOthing Of lnlantB..,a.2b
I DInFrhOan VI Children or Adult. .n...,.&
. DyscnIGry, dripping, bilious Collc.......,.26
9 ChOieTnsNiorbuS,N Vomiting g""...".....,.,@
I Coughs, Colds BrOnchltls ls.,n".,......,...
. EGuFlIGia, T00thRche, FAcCache. "a. ......25
Headaches, Sick Headache, VertlgO"..3
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach. ...,..,,....,...8
u Suppressed or Irregular PefiOlB.n........8
" Whites, too PFOfuH6 Periods
Is Group, Cough, Difficult breathing ..,...... %
II EfuptlOnh, salt Rheum, ErysipelAs.,,,.....9
l5 rheumatism, Rheumatic PAinB...,.....25
l6 Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, ARuOs..,,. 30
II Piles, Blind or
Is Oplhhlmy, and Sore or Weak EyOs.........hO
" Gntnrrh ,aCuto or chronic, InnuenEA....bO
~ " WhOOplnp-cOugh,y violent COuRhBn......n
n Asthma, oppressed Brcat Ru..n.........60
~ Enr Discharges, impaired hOarlnR.,.,...IO
n ScrOfuln, Enlarged Glands, SwellInRS.,.bO
" General Debility, PhyslCal WeakneBa....A
Is DrOpsy nnd SCAnty Secret onB..,,.,........
y sen siclneas, Sickness from Rldlng....D
hldncy Disease, ,GrAvOl.......,...........,5O
ls Nervous Debility, involuntary Semi.
. Ihl DlbcnhEBee' '''''''".''.,.....l %
y s0fe Mouth, uRnkor"',........ ...... ......bO
" Urinary WenkneHB, WettlnR Bed .......6O
u PnlnfuI Periods, HysterlA..a... ............6O
u SuIeFlngB at Change Ol Liie.ns.......,.l %
u " Epilepsy, BplsfnB, st. Yltus DAnce,,.,i OO
DlphthOrln, liberated Sore Threat, ,,,,,.,.6l
Price In Vials, large HlEe.,,,,, ,,,, 300 and 0
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DOR SALE-ONE GOOD WARE.
u ROOM on Monroe street
one comfortable Dwelling GloufO on Monroe
street
Two new Brick Dwelling Houses on Quincy
street
one new little Cottage on the Island, on Broad.
way. ]. IRWIN,
Oc25 Real Estate Agent.
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TNOBACCOS.
L 10 Butts virginia Rough and Ready Twist
10 do 1nO Virginia Bright Pounds,
Cases Virginia Navy Thirds, mahogany
5 do do do do black.
CpiS 'N N. REILLY.