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Governments FIRM.


The government list was generally firm, and par
ticuary SO for the currency skies and 'e7's which
were higher. The '62s and the new ves were an ex-
ception TO the rest OF the market and barely steady
The following were the closing street prices =
United States currency sixes ll3H lI33l; DO. do,
1851, registered, lax 1l4h; do do, coupon,
l17a MY; do. fve-twenties, registered, May and
November, 1lo1S 11oh; do. do, 1862, coupon do,
lloX 1l1h do. do, 1854, 40. do, 10Y NIX; do
do 1865, DO. do, lllK l11z; do. do, registered,
January and July, l09A l1o,4; do. do, 1866, cou.
pon do, 113T Ia do. do, 1857, do do, lI4y.
lis; do. do 1858. do do, 1l4zs a lI5 do fves, OF
1881, registered 10s l09k; do. DO do, conpop.
l09 @ 1o9l<; do. ten-forties. registered, lo91 a
l0o,f; do. do., coupon, l09x l0971.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS.
The following were the bids for the city bank
Bhares:-New York, l32K; Manhattan. l5o; Mer.
chants, 12o; Mechanics, 1913; Onion, 1867 America
IA; City, 22o; Tradesmen's. l52; Merchants Ex.
change, 99I seventh Ward, 107; Commerce, lie;
Ocean, 81; Mercantile, 100; American Exchange
ll2, Bank Of the Republic, lis; Hanover, 1922;
Irving, l26; Shoe and Leather, $50; Corn Exchange
100; ST. Nicholas III; Marine, 1876; Commonwealth,
%; Importers and Traders, l65; Park, 1853; Manu.
facturers and Merchants, 1o1; Central National,
log; Fourth National. ll2; Oriental, 165; Gold Ex-
change 9s; Bankers and Brokers' Associa tion, so.
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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was arrested on the charge OF having set
IRE to Mr.. John Maglnnis' planning mill, the
place where the IRE broke out. He was taken
before Justice Mills, who was prepared 10 commit
the accused, but the latter demanded an examina-
ton which Is set down for tomorrow morning. at
ten O'Clock. The evidence relied on Is the fact
that Matthews removed his tools from the
planning msl half an hour before the fire
broke out which was at ten O'Clock at
night, and that he told man named Oxley, who
assisted 10 remove the tools, that there would be
fire In that mill tnat night II is also alleged that
Matthews told other parties that the planning mil
was on fire before the alarm was given and before
nybody else knew OF Ii. Spite Is alleged as the
cause for the commission OF the ofience.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

ADEE-STANToN.-On Wednesday, December 8, at
the residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev.
MIR. Wales, GEORGE A. ADEE TO ADELAIDE PALMER
daughter Of Charles T. Stanton OF Stonington,
Conn.
BxCHMAN-NoRDLINGER.-O Wednesday, No
vemDer 20, 1871, by Rev. DR.. Einhorn at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents, SIMON :. BACHMAN TO
Miss SALLIE B. NoRDLINGER, all OF this city.
L0MER-HARDCASTLE-UnW Wednesday, November
%, al the Church OF the Holy Trinity, Geneva,
Switzerland. by the Rev. Henry Downton, EDWARD
LoMER, Of Montreal, 10 KATE, daughter OF the late
Thomas NJ Hardcas,le, OF New York.
MoMAHoN-CooK. On Wednesday, November %,
Everett, PHILIP MCMAHON to ELIZA T. COOK, both
Of this city.
WATERURY-NELsoN.-On Wednesday, November
%, at the Filth Avenue Baptist church, by the Rev.
Thomas Armitage, ID. d., WILLIAM NJ. WATERBURY,,
Jr., OF Brooklyn, TO Miss ANNIE NELSON, OF New
York.
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PINiNCIiL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET,
SATURDAY. Dec. g. II. M. =
nm ,Chaure to-day wheat was dull and for the
veyeral grades Irregular The cotton market was
armer on lighter receipts.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT.
rhe receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the past
week were los, $40 bales, agai nst l22l26 bales the
preyous week. The total receipts since September
4 ISL are ees o5l bales against l,2l2545 bales for
the corresponding period OF the previous year,
showing decrease IN the present crop OF 2l4, 4sa
bales the exports from all the ports for the week
we're 55622 bales against 1854 bales for the same
week last year. The total exports for the expired
portion or the cotton year are AL 4S bales against
s2as1l bales for the same time last year. The stock
n all the rorsis 4 SIS bales, against 43l, ,l36 bales
Tor the same date in 1870.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks
again proves unfavoraole, owing 10 heavy loss In
yreenbacks, the average OF which is lower to the
extent OF $6,74l,5oo. This very large ngure gives
more color than any other fact TO the rumors whicn
prevailed during the week OF locking up OF iegai
tenders by the speculative operators on the STOCK
Exchange, but which are currently disproved oy
the absence or any important features In the daiiy
clearances OF the banks II is difficult TO believe SO
large an amount was required by the demand ior
currency in the West and South; but IL Is possible
tnot the loss thus occasoned was aggravated by q
preparation for settlements OF insurance losses at
chicago Whatever the explanation the difference
Is certainly sensational On the other band, the
banks have gained about Ave millions IN spccie-a
sum much too small, according to previous cacu.
,stions as in legal tenders has been exces
nve and suggests at once the problem OF the where
aoouts OF all the gold paid out by the suhTreasury
IN liquidation OF the cnecks received from Washing
ton for the 'calledn bonds OF 1862. The deposits
have fallen OF only million. which is less than the
difference between the outgo OF legal tenders
and income OF specie, and is still more OF dscrep.
ancy tn view OF an expansion OF 81, 600 in loans.
The statement compares with Its predecessor rs
f0llnWs.-
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further stimulated by the closing activity OF the
money Market aud the onal dealings on the side.
walk, after the adjournment, were generally at the
lowest points OF the day Hannibal and St. Joseph
was exceptionally strong and advanced 10 So for the
preferred. Harlem sold at l2lh. The State bonds
were quiet and without important change
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows tRe highest and lowest
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RELIGIOUS NOrICEs.

IA ings Lyric Hall; also Adelphi Hail. Fifty street
and Broadway al day sandsys both halls fully furnished
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ALLEGED ARSON IN TRENTON.

On wednesday night last property to the amount
OF $4,000 was destroyed By fro in Trenton, and 1t
was supposed 10 be the work OF an incendiary.
yeslerdpy mQgpins HlSsm NaitheT1 q SarpenteEA
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- enth avenue, near Fourteenth street-Preaching
by Rev. O. s. narrower. Trustees in attendance 10
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An analysis Of the above shows that the banks
have lost 81 $751; 100 IN legal reserve, against de.
crease OF only $l,o02. 800 In liabilities The surplus
reserve is therefore. impaired to she extent Of
Sl,36s,025, and now stands at ST. 5.72o, 225.
MONEY UNSETTLED.
The money market was steady and rather easy at
per cent until late IN the day when the inquiry
became very urgent, and the closing dealings were
generally at per cent gold.
Primo paper was quoted o ~ per cent dis.
count.
Foreign exchange was duh after the steamers
and unchanged.
GOLD sTEADY-10qX A i1oA.
The gold market was steady ana on the whole
lower as consequence OF the more hopeful feeling
TO the recovery OF the Prince OF Wales especially
rs the opinion OF the Gold Room was largely guided
by the price OF consols, which were about i per
cent better. The course OF the market Is shown In
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SPEAR.-At Jersey City, on Saturday, December O.
ANNE, wife OF Henry Spear, or I24th street. Harlem
New York, OF daughter. Doing well.
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A STATE TEACHERS ASsOCIA.
TON.
FRENCH CREEK, W. VA, !
June s, 1871 I

ouue Q, 1911.
10 the Editor Of The Democrat.
At the March meeting of the Up.
shVr county Teachers Association, a
series OF qresmbles and rssOlutions per.
tainiping to the interests of education,
were adopted, and the Secretary was
instructed to forward the following Sec
tons for publication in the several
public Journals of the State in behalf of
the educational interests thereof.
."WnEEEAs, From the reports of our
State Superintendent, and the several
county Superintendent of the State of
West Virginia, and from our personal
interviews of out present system Of in
structisn, 1t seems desirable, and is de-
sired, that State Teachers Conven-
ton, gathering Into itself the widest
practicable representation Of teachers
and friends Of education from every
county in the State, be called, Ciuclu-
ding teachers inacademics and colleges
having for its object the consideration
Of qnesiions relating to the character
and work of the present school system,
the increase efintellrgcnce among our
teachers, and the advancement of edu-
cation among the masses of people 10
our State; and
WREREAs, We, the members of the
Upshur county Teachers Association,
believe oEr present system of public in-
struction best calculated 20 promote the
great interests Of education in West
Virginia, and tkat our organized asso-
ciation'has been the most efficient means
in elevating the character of our teach
ers and schools to their present attitude
of proficiency and prosperity, NC there
fore desire to recommend the same to
the several counties af the State where
such organizations do not exist. To
this end therefore be it
Resolred, That we earnestly request
the teachers and friends of education in
the several counties Of the State, to meet
with US at the next State Teachers As
sociatioa for the purpose Of securing a
mere thorough aud permanent ergsai-
zation for tie advancement Of cur
great work. Respectfully,
S. BUNrEY, Secretary.
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Eg- Go ABROAD TO LEARN THE
News" We End the following para
graph in the Parkersburg Til.ses Of the
9Th inst. Since then several papers
have eepisd it, and by this lime it is
"gOiag the rounds cf TIE press ct this
psd the on State:
We learn that ar extensive Teia OF
galnab!e hematite iron ore was recently
discovered rpop the farm OF Noa. ) d.
". Bennett, two miles this side Of
Weston. This discovery vas the fe-
.ul. of pare oooideRt, no enc having
previously suspected the presence OF
IRON in that vicinity. It's difficult to
ioesee the effects ol it spon the future
prosperity of the town of Weston, where
excellent coal prevails in gseat album
dance" 80.
We haze made some inquiry into
This matter: for as Mr.. Bennett Is our
next door neighbor," We thought 1t
inst a little remarkable that Te should
never have heard Of this wlndtaIl7 ana
are informed that on the land owned ?S
him two miles from GrantsEiHe, IN
Calhoun county, something ike ron
ore vas discovered sowe months asT'
and tia: uore rceently while the work
men were putting up some scales c., &c, ioF
Wr Rspnoit on his farm at Walkers
villa in this county, t9teeH mites ron
Weston, something was dag up which
was pronounced to be iron ore OF COCO
quality qua simply this, and nothing {, ing
4 poreS We may ., well tell t the
Times editor that there arc but few
coins of coal, iron or any other miner
al Of value in this and adjoining S0an-
ties Il but what are well known and aP ,;
, ",s,;,tsd, If our eOtsmPOrary viii
solye The railroad problcn'' and tell US us
lou IN ne, these things to market ue
wilI do more service to the State l li
S,'i telling iii orr own people what I ..5 ihSy
siready know. 1t is not at all y, WIN wv"
s eIit 70 foresec the prosperity of YVES,
,on. 81 so long as our products vTlc"
-" ,,,E Eg9ra. cannot be made vaIua
l,ls far want Of transportation
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TNHE0B5EcT OF THIS SUIT IS TO OBJ
tain deed for the following tracts or
parcels of land, situa'ed in the county Of
GiImer, State of West Virginia, and lying on
the South and Southwest side sf Cedar creek,
MS follows, to-wit: Two tracts of 80 acres
each, granted by the commonwealth Of Vir
g;pia, to Ezekiel I. Townsend, respectively,
on the 18th day of July, 1924, and on the
Goth Gay Of September, 1884, also One-half
part Of tract ofiiz acres, granted. by the
commonwealth of Virginia, to Ezekiel 7.
Townsend and Evan Marks, on the list day
OF February, 1851; also 10 acres granted BY
the commonwealth .: Virginia to John B.
Townsend OH tie Cd day of 5anc, 1851, and
transferred by said John B. Townsend to Ez-
ckicl T. Townsend. And happening by an
affidavit filed in the papers Of this cause that
the defendants, William Griffith and Samuel
Martin arc nor-residcntsef this State It is
ordered that they do appear here within one
month after the date of the first publication
hereof and do what is necessary TO protect
their interest. A Copy-TeSte:
c 8. CONRAD, Clerk.
I'M. E. LIVELY, Comp'ts AIRY.
iunnlI-jt
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OUR TRIP TO KANSAS

, Once oar return from Kansas, We
a aase rceGTed two letters in regard to
our article thereon-onc from nsrson
IN Ina Aansas who is brave enough to sar
you re a liar"-when a thousand
.u'''S 'a'eTEeaes; and the other from,
i ia esteemed 'sI friend (formerly a resi-
Ien' OF hewi0 who now lives at Lind.
ley' Missouri VI To our Kansas friend
We VIVA enI 3 sag that when no learns
'n' coz, c?Sr'esies usual among gentlemen,
VIEW; We viii grant him al the proper priv.
''eses he may desire-untii then, how.
ever &c will save his "stamps" BY civ
Tug MS etiasions to somc of his kindrpd
.plF1 I IA bleeding Kansas" The
ruin OF our article las regards Kan.
'as( IS Sufficiently maintained by the
evidence Of several citizens Of this
county who have returned FROM that
S'a ,,e 10 health and fortune.
We decline to publish the conmuni-
cation OF our Missouri frieHl, for the
reason that The DrxocRA- is not pub.
''.hed In the utter st of the West, but
Of our own State. 1t is true that our
advertising columns are open to those
wishing to induce buyers of theirlands:
but fo' this class Of pap,ing we reeeirc
sompnsatiUE-itis our dread aud
Ou'ter'-and at regular advertising
rates We will be glad to publish any
pan of WesternPands which any en-
IMeTpHsIng land Spectator may desire.
But 4 controversy of this character
wor'd tot pay either side. We told
what ne saw of the West and had we
to'0 gil We heard from those returning
home-the story woald have been still
more dismal. We did not profess to
he able to prescribe for the western
Fever'-but recommended a trip there
as the safest and best specific. We do
not fear that our population will leave
US and shake ont the rest of their days
IN 'Tae great West" Enough have
returned to explode the humbug; and
to all Of oar people wbs eusigrate here
after the West is welcome te-for the
evidence shows tiaat they are returning
heme as fast, if not faster than they 90
--aai when they come, they are wis
er, it not better men,
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:, LT y correspondent Of
me 1he Rcgi@er, speaking OF this THRIVING
yI'tie neighbor Of ours, writes as fol:
The little town of Lumberport is
HOnrishing wonderfully. Burns 4 Co,
merchants Of this place, have also n
large Steam Saw and Grist NIL, which
they run day aud night. the amount of
business thoy do in this far off noun.
taaoas county, is indeed wonderful
on the last rise they aoatcd out six
large boats loadci with the very best
lumber, each beat containing 10000
feet; they have loaded some halfdozeu
more, waiting for rise. Tie boats
ate built {: the luaber gard. and are
seao7a'iy % feet wide by Us fec,
.aTs. The towa is en- the eastern bank
Of hanaSba river. lbs Ri!es shove
PaFkersbvrs. Three bye,hsrs compose
the firm Of Rxas & Co. / believe
they e'se frem Eastern Virginia, and
settled here afto7 .he close Of tie war.
y here ttrve Sns nothing bat forests,
there is now Furnishing little town.
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CONCERT AND FESTIVAL
FOR THE BENEFIT Of THE BAPTIST CHURCH
On Monday eneEirs,' Jdy 3rd,
AT THE COURT HOUSE.

Not wishing to conflict with the fes.
tivities Of the Catholic Church on the
Fourth, VIC have changed The time ot
holding ours frem the Fourth to the
evening of the 3rd thus atfording To
all the opportunity Of patrOniling both
beuefceut entertainments.
LADIES OF THE BAPTIST Church
n. B.-Donations of cake, &c., in
tended for the Festival, will be received
during the day (Monday, July 81 at
the Court House.
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Linen for ladies suits, linen cuffs and
collars for the ladies, artidcials, kid
gloves, eorsetts. every variety Of dress
goods, incladiag black aad oaered al
pseas. lswus, &C., ladies parasOls, a
nice assortment Of ribbons, including
fine piece of black sash ribbon. All
oftho absve-namcd articles can be OBJ
taincd at the lowest possible prices at
Porter Johason's.
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&qte OF. Nest Eirainiiu;

State of West Eirsiaiu:
At Rules held in the Clerks Office G: the
Circuit Court OF Randolph county, on the
lstNonday in June, ISL, and in the sth year
of the State.
Ha'ma@ Snyder. cOppt.l
rs. IL chmcery
Henry c NoeV. @et7m
THE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT is T0o8
i tain decree to sell 295 acres or land,
now situated in Webster county, 10 satisfy u
decree in favor Of the complainant against
the said Henry c. Moore for the sum Of SiI
50 cents, with interest, costs, &c.
And it appearing by affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendant, Henry c. Moore, i:
not resident of this State, and he not ap
pearing, il is ordered that he do appear here
within one month after the frat publication
Of this order, and do what may be necessary
to protect his interest in this cause, and thai
a copy of this order be published and posted
according to law.
A Copy-Teste:
J.B. EARLE Clerk.
DAVID G0FF, Attorney. juncl2-ii
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~ A SINGULAR GREER The fol,
lowing singular order appears on the
record book Of the Beard Of Education
of Wiley Township for 1865.
Ordered, that Israel Sinanons be
allowed the sum of 6 Dollms fer the
rent Of a reoa. Said ,agder not to be
delivered aatil thc said Simmous flel
with the Clerk of this Township ia in.
Identifying bond
The "indemuifying bond" We IN
der stand, was the iron.c clad oath, u
that time 4ewly patented.
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az RETUkyEp DR.. 7. j. Cam
den, Superintendent elect OF the Hos
pital for the !sseNe at this p!sce, re-
turned home on Saturday last frosa an
extended toar 10 the various leading
Asyiums Of the county, and to the
genera: association Of Medical Superin-
tendents Of the country, aud to the
general association of Medical Superin-
tcndcnts, held at Toronto, Canada
lie speaks 5try highly cf OR 'eossiRs
over the border" the fact is, you
knew, as We learn from the Toronto
papers, that the whole association was
dincd, wiacd, cigared. drove around
the city, and all that sort Ct tEng-at
the expense Of John Bull. The doctor
looks highly improved by the trip. He
will commence his duties as ;upcrin-
tendent July 1st. We acknowledge
Our obligations to him forlatc Canadian
papers.
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Es- To TEAcuERs.-We are in
Termed by circul.r that the State
Teachers Association meets at Ravens.
weed on Tuesday. June 27ih. The 8.
& 0. r. r carries the teacher fer ialf
fare; ami it is expected that the steam
boat men will be equally libaral.
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MRS. NARY E. yARNEY
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Na;,, S,..a, w.

Wis FaFEey would respectfully Inform
'De ladies' Of Weston and vicinity that she
. .IS Just received and has now on hand E
w, AID complete assortment of notions,
snoons, millineryH,d straw goods, hoanet
Trimming and velvet ribbons, bOnu.t
SINS, satins, and Reireis, blondes, nets,
grapes iurhS*, blowers. feathers ornaments,
sf,w oonnets aad ladies' hats-trimmcd
I ~, ult!lnmed-shaker hoods, suudowns,
'Hc which she Is offering at baltimore
P.iTe'. BONNET AND DRESS MAXIM;
va. receive prompt attention and be ,S0ps
&c the Lest style. plely
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EJ To those of our friends who
wish anything in the picture line, We
would recommend to them Mr.. S. E.
Barrett, who is prepared to take all
kinds of pictures on reasonable terms.
Mr.. Barrett keeps on hand good as
sortment Of pictures fer sale.
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JACOB soaNlTV,


y CENTER STREET, WESTON, ". VA
Krcps constantly ON haus a full and
COMPLETE stock of I'll all k.pEs Of Fqrni.
lure, such as Bureaus Tables, Chairs,
Stands, Bed-sieais, &c, &c, of the hes,
quality, at reasonable prices AuoE2ors
promrtly sttonfos to.
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TosEPH A. wATsuy,
-lIessEoi .l,suHs nun n

tl9fu -gSs.Eoi .l,slHs pun II
> am sA!9 'i!mpu HIN ssml on So II
GU se1ii AH '0sUSld OF .illlqv itu 10
'"1ua!iSdIssuol moy Iuapyuoo Su!oq
'zloA iGJo ln!n US! 4sui NV 'HoOls
&su &u eSs pun uu)
'cA "A 'uolsoM 'aOolIS u!UlN
'aao1s s.SoLoSISNnd RIisoJdo In0m
S0NIGNId INV 'Sa0HS'sLOOa
81 uI7rad dSy HsanIoyAaSvR I
"ur 'HJHAgl . dlI1lRO
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The gradual increase Of strength of the
Home makes its Policies better at Expiration
than when FIRST issued. This gradtIal III
crease is guaranteed by its plan Of business;
none hat First-Class Risks are ~rittcn Il,
paying rates.
The Home pays for Live Stock when in
sured and killed Ly Lightning, without ref
erence 10 the place where killed. Itpars
damage by Lightning 10 Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers find the Company to be just the
one they want.
Merchants get the best Of Security in ii,
Policies.
NorE.-This Company has fulfilled all the
requirements 0f the Insurance Law OF this
State.
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S2SS In LIZ DAYS.

Made by one Agent. Do you want n situs-
ton as salesman at or near home 10 make IS
t" $40 per day seTEng0 our new strand White
Wire Clothes. Lines to last forever. Sample
fee. Address Hudson River Wire Eerks,
IS Maiden Lane, cor. Water ST., N. u, or
l6 Dearborn St, Chicago.
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lURUSNSA,

pen; a special commission TO that country 70
procure itin its native purity, and having
found its wonderful curative properties 10
even exceed the anticipations formed by it,
great reputation, has concluded 10 offer il 10
tie public, and is happy to slate that he has
perfected arrangements fora regular monthly
supply of this wonderful Plant lie has
spent much time experimenting and investi-
eating as 10 the most efficient preparation
from it, for popular use, and has for some
time used in his own practice with most hap
py results the cfiectua medicine now pro
scented TO the public as
DR.. Wells Extract OF Jurubcba-
and he confidently recommends ii 10 every
family as q household remedy which should
be freely taken as a Blood Purifier in all de-
engagements OF the system and to animate and
fortify all weak and Lymphatic Compartments
John Q. Kellogg, Plat St., New York, .Sois
Agent for the United States. Price Ons
Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
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Ey SUCCEssFUL.-We understand
that the Concert given by the ladies of
the Episcopal Church on Monday night
last was an entire succcss-something
like 800 being clcarcd-"ever and
above expenses.
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re- TALL RYE.-NIr. William NJ.
Wilson, of this county, sends US some
heads Of Rye, of his raising, which are
ten inches in length, and very full !;
This. we are toldby "theIe who Know
is something remarkable.
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NmaCw glass, all sizes, pHt1y, lin cans,
linseCd oil, white lead, paint brushes, colorS
in oil, varniShrS of all kinds, frc-proof
paint, Sand-Papcr, &C., kept constantly on
hand and for sale cheap by 4. u Dent.