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In the Senate Saturday, bill was
ntoduced to levy poll tax of one
dollar for school purposes, and abol-
ish all other kinds OF State poll
taxes. Senate bill to provide for a
perpetual school fund for the use Of
free common schools in this State,
and to create an educational board
for the State, passed third reading.
In the House, Senate bill TO make
County Superintendent the custo-
dians of school moneys, was reject
ed. A large number Of Senate and
House bills were passed on second
reading.
In the Senate, Monday, a resoiu-
tion was introduced to pay the at
torneys and Commissioners for the
state in the delinquent railroad
cases $4,000 each. 4 bill was in
troduced to permit Judges of the
Supreme Court to appoint their
clerks, who shall hold Office for six
years; clerks Of inferior courts to be
elected for a term of fouryears. A
number of Senate bills were passed
ON third reading.
In the House, Mr.. Lumpkin en-
tered n protest against the adoption
of the first section of the tax bill
imposing a tax of forty cents on
every hundred dollars, contending
that thirty cents was amply suf-
fcient to meet the financial require
ments Of the State. A message was
received from the Governor recon
mending action by the General As
sembly looking to petitioning Con
gress to refund the cotton tax.
House bill to abolish juries except
where demanded, after some dis
cussion, was killed. The tax bill
was considered for about an hour
in the afternoon, and the second
and third sections adopted. A
number of amendments offered to
the fourth section were tabled.
The section which refers to the tax
on suits before Justices is likely to
be adopted in its original form.
In the Senate Tuesday, after a
good deal of discussion, the lease
of the penitontiary, recently effect
ed, was ratified by vote of 20 to 3.
A resolution was introduced to sus-
pend work OH the Capitol grounds.
In the House, Senate amendments
to House bill to enable the Railroad
Commissioners to perfect their sales
were concured in. The vote reject
ing House bill dispensing with juries
in civil cases, except when demand
ed, was reconsidered and the bill
referred. The greater part of the
day was occupied with the tax bill,
the House having disposed of all
the sections except the LAST, before
adjournment.
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NORTHERN KUKLUlu
VIII the President declare Martial
Law in Indiana and Ohio?

On the morning of the 18th inst,
ut 2 o'clock A. Nj. three uogro
murdcrers were foreible taken from
the Jail at CharIestown, Indiana,
and hung by band of masked men
numbering $50, who styled them
selves a vigilance committee. The
Jail doors were torn open with black
smith tools, andropes placed around
the necks of the victims, who were
led two miles from the town and
hung without ceremony. The ne
groes were charged with the murder
of the Park family at Uenryville,
Ind, but had not been convicted.
When found after the hanging, one
of the victims had been stripped of
his clothing and burned in number
of places with brands from a fire, the
mob had kindled with the intention
as expressed by them of roasting
them alive 1t is said the negroes
made n confession. BE this rs it
may, all loyal men should be pro
tected in their right of trial by ju-
", and the President should see
that colored men who stood so
bravely before rebel bullets in dc
fence Of the Union(D should be
protected against the assaults of
these Indiana Kuklux. Let him de
clare marital law at once and send
the congressional Investigating
committee to investigate the affair
Again: Deputy Z. $. Marshal
in endeayoring to arrest Joel Ba-
ker, charged with dealing in coun-
terft money, at CeIina, Mercer coun-
", Ohio, 18th, inst was attacked by
two brothers Brandon, who swore
Baker should not be taken from
CelinG The Marshal was severely
bruised and cut, but succeeded in
securing the prisoner and brought
him to this city last evening. It is
said DISAPPOINTMENT citizens of Cell
ma hold that their Probate Courts
the only jurisdiction to which theil
citizens are amenable.
Aud again: Jno. NJ. Hazen, Town
ship Treasurer residing at New.
point, miles from Geensburg mo.
while returning to his home Thurs
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day evening with $1,000 was sot up
on a short distance from the village
by three robbers, who shot bin
twice in the brest, inliicting nam
Der OF cuts and bruises upon his
person, and made good their escape
with his money. He was dagger
ously hurt, though it is hoped not
fatally. No clue to the perpetrators.
Now all this gives unmistalzable
evidence that the civil authorities of
Indiana and Ohio are unable to
protect tie citizens against these
Kakluz outlaws. VIII hc declare
marital law and send out the mill
tary? Loyal people demandi t.
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State Printers.

The Columbia Herald says, Jones
Puwis & Co., is composed of the
Banner, Union and American, Jack
son Wing and Tribune, Memphis
Press, Williamson Journal, Lewis
burg Gazette, AIcAIinnville New
Era, Sweet Water Enterprise and
Knoxville Press and Herald.
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Arrival Of Alexis.

On Friday morning last the Rus
sian frigate Svetlana arrived in the
port of New York with the Grand
Duke Alexis on board. The next
day a grand procession escorted
him up Broadway. AS lie passed
Trinity Church the Chimes pealed
forth the Russian national anthem
followed by America" Flags and
bunting were displayed profusely.
George Hudson, ofNashvine. who
mas been boring for oil since 1868
at Dickson, thirty miles from shat
place and eight miles from White
Bluff, on the Nashville and North
western railroad, was rewarded foI
his perseverance shout dusk Mon
day evening. On lifting tie drill
the oil flowed to the surface il 4
large stream, soon covering the
ground all around the we'll The
workmen procured lights with q
view to plugging up the well, but ac-
cidentally set the oil on fire, which
was found very difficult to extin-
guish. Itissaid that the well win
flow one hundred barrels OF oil per
day. ar Hudson has expended a
large sum Of money in boring wells
and experimenting, and has achiev-
ed success at last
The census returns show that
while one died from consumption
in Tennessee, thirteen died of the
same disease In Massachusetts.
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Just So.

One Of our Northern exchanges
says: ''What is now doing in the
South, may yet be done in the North
under the provisions of a law which
authorizes Grant to proclaim him
self an absolute dictator at his own
discretion, whenever, and whereso-
ever, within the United States, he
may see fit to 90 so"
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-11-23

The Owner Of Harry Basset,
Offers to run him against any
horse in the world for $4,000 a side
from one to four miles.
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FLOUR,
MINISTERIAL.

CEDAR ware of all kinds, Wooden Ware
y corr prlsiug tubs. buckets &c, for fami-
ly use at MCGUIRE * HILLS.
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EVERYTHING

THAT everybody wants in the agricultu-
1 raj, farming ana household line can be
found at MCGUIRE & HILLS
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TO FAR.MER
KING G0TTOK

A XES, Axe Handles, Chains and every
n thing ''needful" ut
Mcguire & HILLS
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such as cannot be exoelled in quality or price,
in Beaver suits, or divided to suit customers.
a good lot of Hats, Queensware, Notions,
Piece Goods Sc. This stock has been Pur-
chased within the past few days. If any
persons doubt my terms let them come aud
price them. No trouble to show goods.
nov28-6t H.K. BRANNAN.
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE~l
FOREIGN NEWS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23-The subscriptions to
the Chicago relief fund amount this morning
to elG,000. Nottingham has contributed
fl0OO.
The steamer Russia which sailed Saturday
took large consignment Of clothing, and blan-
kcts, contributed at various points for tho vic
tins of the Western fire.
The National Choral Society numbering
1000 members will perform the oratoria Of the
Messiah at Albert Hall, Hyde Park, for the
benefit Of the Chicago sufferers. "
LONDON, Oct 23-Sir Rodcrick Murchison,
Baronct, President of the geological and geo
graphical Societies, died yesterday, aged 10.
PARIS, Oct 23-The disturbances in Corsi-
ca, Of which reports have heretofore been made,
have amounted to no more than slight broils
between the local police officers Of Ajaccio and
the people. No serious trouble has occurred,
nor is any anticipated. 1t is said that Prince
Napoleon has announced his intention to de-
liver political speech to the people Of Ajacclo.
LONDON, Oct. 23.-Thc Times this morning
states that Napoleon has declared that the re-
cent reports from Franco of Bonapartist con-
spiracy and intended descent upon the coast Of
France arc entirely without foundation The
Emperor claiming that he is the only cgiti-
mate sovereign Of France advocates no violent
measures for the restoration Of his dynasty, but
believes his partizans should urge taking the
will Of theErcnch people upon the settlement
of a government by means Of a pebcscitc.
MARsAILLEs, Oct. 23.-ln the municipal
elections yesterday the ultra Catholics were
successful defeating the radical candidate for
Mayor.
GENEVA, Oct 23.-Thc convention Of the
International League Of Communists assembled
at Geneva to-day. The attendance is small and
without any noted leader The proceedings are
without interest
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-4EGTYDN S.4LES.

HlRUSTEE'S SALEoF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATE-As gu bstituted trustee in deed
OF trust, executed on the 9Th day Of January,
1854, by John Tayloc to P. Thornton Loma1, to
secure to VIM H. TaylOe certain debts therein
mentioned, will sell, on tho SEVENTH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1871, Court day, at King
George Court House, that beautiful FAkM, ly-
ing on the Potomac river, in King George coun-
ty, known Ne CIIATTERTON.
The farm contains four hundred and nincty-
eight 1883 acres, consisting of river flats and
highlands The DWELLING HOUSE fEsss
is large brick building, with nine rooms, ILL.
including kitchen, and has besides basement
rooms or cellars, and is beautifully situated on a
height overlooking tho Potomac. The farm
buildings and tenant houses are in good repair,
and the soil of the farm is of excellent quality.
The Potomac steamers touch regularly ut q
landing OH the farm.
Terms cash. For further particulars apply to
r. B. LEWIS, Substituted Trustee.
Oak Grove, Westmoreand co., Va, oct O-eots
10y PUBLIC AUCTION-Will be offered
ID to the highest bidder on tho premises, on
THURSDAY, the 10Th instant, at clock p.
m, the desirable LOT and TENEMENT a.
situated on tho N. ". corner of Prince and n$i
Columbus streets, lately occupied by tho sub
scribcr Terms Mt sale.
oct Its b. ROBERTSON.
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Local ISrevitics.

The name of Mr.. Y. Becker appeared by
mistake in the list of the committee of rcccp-
ton of the Odd Fellows ball. published in Sat
urdays Gazette-it should have been w.
Rocker.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Alexandria, Mt. Vernon and Accotink
turnpike company to have been held on Satur-
day last was postponed.
The injunction case-rcstraining the Mayor
from collecting the Corporation license tax-to
have been tried before Judge Lowe to-day, was
postponed.
The meeting of the stockholders Of the AL
exandria and Washington Railroad to have
been held to-day, was postponed until next
Saturday.
The Relief Hook and Ladder Company have
made arrangements for procuring new fire
alarm bell to be erected upon their truck house.
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LONDON, Oct. 23-ll:30 a. m.-ConsoS
90 for money and 93ay35 for account. Bondssof
1862, 9OS; lSGjs, old. 90S; lSG7s, ga. lOlos,S9,
LONDON, Oct 23-l:30 p.m.-Bonds 9Ol for
lSG2s.
New York, Oct 23.-Stocks very strong
and active Gold steady at III. Money firm at
I. Va. skies IS; new e. Flour dull and de-
cining. Wheat quiet and slightly in buyers
favor. Corn dull and heavy.
. BALTIMORE Oct 23.-Fa skies, coupon,
old, 50 bid; do. new, 81 bid. West Virginia
skies, 25 bid 2G asked
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MI kKlED.

On the 18th instant at The Shelter" Prince
William county, by Rev T. r. Brown, WM'
ID. FITZHUGIl, Of Fauquier county, and BET
TIE G. GRAISON, daughter of the late DR..
John b. Grayson, formerly Of Prince William
county.
On the 18th instant at the rcsidentc of the
brides mother, in Fredericksburg, W., by Rev.
f. G. Murdaugh, GILBERT NJ. BASTABLE,
Of Fauquicr county, and KATE NJ. FORBES,
daughter Of the late Murray Forbes
On Tuesday last by Rev: Geo: II. Williams,
Mr.. CHARLES w. COCkERILLE to Miss
SARAH n WRENN, all of Fairfax county.
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NEW BOOkSl NEW BOOKS

FRENCH SHOOK ,E.STA TONER y STORE,
No. IS King street.
East and West, poems BY Bret uarto; VOL,
limo; $50 ...,
Muskngum Legends with other sketches and
papers, descriptive of the Young Men Of Ger
many and tho old boys of America, by Stephens
Powers Sl75.
Christmas is Coming and other poems, by Mrs.
L. NJ. Morchcad; T5c.
The Resurrection of the Redeemed and Hades,
by james Boggs; Sl.M
The Boston Boy, by Louis Henry: Sl.3.
Monsieur Antoine, by George Sand; 7oc.
Nobody Fortune, by Edmund Yates; I5c.
Joshua Marvel by B, L. Farjoon 4Oc.
= Clotilde, or the Secret Of the Generations
from the French of Alexandra DePontmartn,
by Kate G. Barton Sl.76.
Fun Better than Physic, or Ererybody,s Lifo
Preserver, by W. w. Hall, NJ. D., author of
Health by Good Living, Journal of Health,
etc. SLeO.
Ancient Law, its connection with the carly
history Of society and its relation to modern
ideas, By Henry Sumner Maine Member of the
Supreme Council of India, with on introduction
by Theodore W. Dwight ILL., D.; $3.50.
The Chronicles Of Gotham, by tho author OF
'Tho New Gospel of Peace This Is rich
book 25c. '..
Now Books daily.
u. oct 23 " u T. hhNoh'
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Now READY.
The immense new stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
AT H. STRAUSS ESTABLISHMENTS,
Nos. 10 and o. King street
The stock is rcpletc in all its branches, consist
ing of Mems, Ladies', Boys, Misses and Child
rer's Boots and Shoes, in great variety, which
for choapncss and durability cannot be cxccllcd
by any similar establishment in town.
Also largo and well selected stock Of Cloth
ing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks and Va
Uses, which will be sold at New York prices.
Do not fail to CALL rs we guarantee to sell low
or than the lowest.
Don't forget the nnmc and Nos.
H. STRAUSS,
oct3 Nos 90 and w King street.
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NV Green Il Wise.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs.
TOM MISSIONERS' SALE OF PRINCE
~ STREET PROPRRTY.-1n execution Of
a decree of the Circuit Court Of Alexandria Co.,
rendered at November term, 1868, in the suit Of
Mary King VS.. John L. Wooster, the under
signed will offer for sale, Mt public auction, on
SATURDAY, the llth day of November noXt,
mt 12 o clock H., in front of the Mansion House,
in tho city Of Alexandria, Il LOT OF GROUND
in the city Of Alexandria, with tho THREE HEs
STORY BRICK HOUSE thereon, bounded hI
as follows Beginning ~ feet west OF Union st;
and % feet 10 inches south Of Prince street, and
running thence north with line parallel to
Union street. and binding upon an alley - feet
10 inches to Prince street; thence along Prince
street II feet inches thence south parable to
Union street Al feet 4inches, more or less thence
west parallel with Prince street 10 feet inches,
more or less; thence south parallel to Union st.
~ feet inches, more or less thence west para!-
lei to Prince street feet 1 inches thence north
parallel with Union street feet 10 inches to the
southern extremity of q line Of board fence sep
arating the lot from the line OF the lot conveyed
by John G.. Vowel to Samuel II. Dsvaughni
thence along the said board frnco and the wood
en- gate conlcctcd with it, 81 feet inch to the
beginning.
Terms: One third OF tho purchase money in
cash and the residue in two equal instalinrntc at
six md twelve months from the day Of sale,
with interest the purchaser to give hls bonds
for the deferred instalmcnts, and the tito t" bo
retained until the purchase money is fully paid.
Stamps and convnyanclng at the cost "l the
purchaser.
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On Marriagc.-Happy Relief for Young
Mon from the effects Of Errors and Abuses in
early life. Manhood restored. Nervous debility
cured. Impcdimcnts to Marriage removed. Now
method of treatment. New and rclnarkablc
remedies Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes Address WAkU ASSO-
CITATION, No. . South Ninth ST., ,Philndcl-
phia sep 2-dSlw3m
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lecturer Assaulted.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. pa special from
Scranton to the Enquirer says: A riot occur
red yesterday afternoon. Rev. \. p. Dcvlin,
an unti-popery lecturer, attempted to speak in
the street and was attacked by a mob, and
despite the effort Of the police WAS severely cut
on the head by a stone. lie seems determined
to make another attempt to-day.
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For TIE PENITENTIARY.--A Austin the biga
mist and Pinkncy, the colored thief and cum
juror, will leave here on the Aqua Greek Mail
boat tonight, in charge of the City Sergeant
and deputies Rock and Campbell, for Richmond,
to serve out their respective terms in the pcni-
Tertiary.
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REMARKs.-Thc market for Wheat opens dull,
with symptoms of decline; offerings of 100
bushels white and 1890 Of rcd, with sales of the
former ut 1872 for strictly prime, and OF the attor
Mt 100, ll9, $50, 55, 1876, 1877 and 1853 for nir to
prime, and lG0 TO- lG5 and l6S for primo to
choice. Corn is dull and 2a3c lower; offerings
of 2O}S bushels mixed and 2i8 Of yellow, with
sales OF mixed at 60, n, IS and IS, and of yellow
at IS. Oats arc dull at ut a decline Of from to
&c; sales ut 81, 3d. 81 and ST, with offerings Of $40
hushnlS
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-This supcrl

Bachelors Hair Dye.-This superb
Hair Dyo is the best IN the Worh-Perfectly
Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tnts or Unpieas-
ant Odor. The genuine W. 4. Bntchelor's liMir
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid
Black OF Natural Brown. Docs not Stain the
Skin, but leaves tho Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tiful The only Safe and Perfect Dye: Sold by
all Druggists. Factory, l6 Bond 1T, Now York.
Now York ian O--ColY
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RETAINED LETTERS. following letters
are detained in the postof6cc for want Of stamps:
Miss HELEN Adams, Piedmont, Va; Philip
Gagen. Annapolis, Md; Perry johnson, Balti-
more, Md; Mile Mack; -Thos. W. Brockcrc
borough, Richmond, Va; W. y. Pond & Co..
New York.
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APPLE THIEVES. Three colored men, ar
rested and committed to jail here on Saturday
morning last by constable of Fairfax county,
for stealing apples from a gentleman named
Thompson, of that county, were taken out
again that night and sent to Fairfax Court
H0ns
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OYsTERs.-J. Fl. Owens, athis oyster cstab-
lishmcnt, lower end Of King street, receives
daily the finest oysters brought to this market
and has them for sale by the large and small
quantity, as ordered.
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F.ORT or .4LETa.HDRI.4, OCT. a3.

ARRIVED.
Steamship c Knight johnson, New York,
to Ilooe, Weddcrburn " Co.
Steamer Columbia, Harper, Baltimore, to b
Wheat.
Steamer Gporgcanna, Norfolk, to NJ Eldridge
& Co.
Stcumor Wawasot, Fowlkes, Currioman, 10
Potomac Ferry Go.
Schrs VIM Allen, J L Leach and + Kirk,
Jersey City, and NJ 1ilton and Addie Walton,
Boston, to American Coal Go.
Schrs G L Morrison and J Standsh, Boston,
to w a Smoot.
Schr j II Hancock, Crowcl Boston, to NJ
Eldrdge Il Co.
Schrs J Leach, Jersey City, and Tilton,
Providence by American Coal Co.
Schr Forward, Jones, IIavrc-do-Grarc, by W
A Smout.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Caroline, Holmes, for this port cleared
ut Baltimore 2lst
Schr Annie V Bergen, Thompson, hence at
Bridgeport 10Th
Schr Oceanus, Sattcrly, for Ncwburg, hence
Mt New York 10Th.
Schr + Merwin, Pierce, hence, at Stonington
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OYSTERS Mr.. Jno H. Thompson, opposite
the Gazette office, has supply of fresh and
fine oysters, among them some from Nantl-
coke that exceed in size and favor any that
have been brought to this place this season.
We can recommend them.
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NOMMIsSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
~ ABLE MILL PROPERTY IN EAU
QUEER BY virtue Of decree Of
the Circuit Court of Fuuquier county, pro
nounccd on the 18th of September, 1871, in the
chancrry cause of Phillips VS.. Phillips, adm, r.,
| will, rs commissioner therein named, offer by
public s"Ie, to the highest bidder. ut the front
door of the Court House of said county, on
MONDAY, the 9th day of November, ISL
Court day, that VALUABLE, MILL PROP
ERTY known as the Dat Hill Mill, containing
about 80 acres of land, in Upper Fauqqier, with
mill, STORE, DWELLING, &c, thereon, Gf:ss
of which the late Thomas Phillips died s l:i
seized and possessed
Tho terms Of sale require the purchaser to pay
down in cash on the day Of sale ten per cent OF
the purchase money, sum sufficient to pay the
expenses of sale md the costs of sut-and to exI
ccute bonds with good security for the csdun of
the purchase money payable in equal sums in one
two and three years, from tho day of sale, with
interest from that date. The title to be retained
until the whole purchase money shal be paid
and the property sui cct to rosa at the risk and
cost of the first purchaser upon fniuret to comply
with terms of sale. RICE w. PAIIE,.
Commissioner Of Sale
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Cotton.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Oct 23.-Ovcr ST.
900 are offered for the best bale of cotton ex-
hibitcd ut the Alabama State fair commencing
Oct. 3lst and continuing five days.
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You who lead sedcutary lives--Printcrs, Tail
ors, Shocmakers, etc, will find a great relief
for the Constipation from which you 50 often
suffer, by taking Simmons Liver Regular. 1t
is a simple, harmless, vegetable compound, sure
to relieve YOU, and can do no injury.
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Yachting.
The Markets..

New YORK, Oct. 23.-Thc Sappho com.
pctcs with the Livonia again to-day.
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Boots and Shoes.

HENRY STRAUSS has returned from the North
with one Of the largest and most varied assert
mGnh of
Boots AND SHOES
ever before brought to this city, and AS he bought
for cash, is prepared to sell ut tho cheapest pos
sblc rates. sep IL