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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-07-20
MEDIeAL.

w4lLHs g~Egas,ss y = neDsr4Ls - prsEa.. al
MILLIONS Hear rs.tlasav - nj.
L1 Honderral CuratlFs Eneulas 40
Ins7 arc nota vie Fancy Dtank, Mado q Paar
AuMs Hhiakeys rroef Spirits and Renss,
A1uorHsdoctored spieed ndsnReetened to pisass ths.
taste. called "ToaieS -" Appedzsrh " "Rosiofen" &c
thatlead heePplsr On 10 runkanneuan ana rulnShat1rs
atrne Aedicina made FROM The native roos Sad hurhs
OF California nee nron All Alcohelle -atsun-
lanH1. hey are the GREAT HLO0n RU
EA- PEINcIELE
aperfect RsnsEetsr aad IuVleordtor o. ne 800
eHrEyi1go on an Pnhusousmnfisr ana restoanethsbi5sa
20 aheelfhT o0ndiuol- No pcraca can tnAs theso II.
tes according 20 d~irecti1na ana renaln lonx znsen.
profoed tneir bones are not Destroyed b. mineral
poison or other means. and te WITH orrnns Wnstsa
beyond TIE point ofreDaiE. IaJ
LheY GeEe1s EurraaaSa a. zen "a
Ton1e, PoseAlhs a1so ths porulisr susr4t a. acting
s~apowerfai agentin relieving congssioa o. IHaau-
@2a0a % ne Lss5; sas az tss ysssalogsaA
young or ola married Or anEl, atthe daauofvomah
hood or atthe taRcf NE NssrTOhi B~atss
s9G- -aLau els L.iesH-lJa Isf1sdsH III
Fer 1Aaa@Aats-y aaa chrsale Rhsana-
BnAooA ReA1ftent and Intesaftfent r.
Hen4s Diseases of the Wood, Liver, Kia-
1eys n 1aadaers hos Dahsrs have bcsn no-t
sreee9fn Aueh 1tseasessmera.sdby E1llaesa
1e@s wnlfa isFsnsrany Preelesd - d~srassSusst
DYGPEPsIA on EnFGDsTrnv. 49,
ache. Pain n ne sh0ulsura Coath, uehtBsS 81 No
Chess Dizziness Sour EroctaaSns q. ns siarch
Bad Taste he Mouth. BaiouEAaadk ~PnnHGlsnoC
me Heart lnnazmetion q fhe LsaA Pln M ths
regions Of ne R4neyA and a hsnarod cher palnn6l
symptoms are The ~oGsprnga o. Dy1pepSL
They i~nvigorate tbs Stomach ana Htnulats tn torpid
Liver and B0Esh. NAIch Fondtf thrn &eneadneA
enoasy in cleansing TIE hiDoau7 ainmpa-nasSGna IN
parting new ne and ytgu - ~ uheapsytsm s5aff
FOR HEEE .Ernracna r-a.r san
Rheum. Biotehes RsotA RlnplaG R6tul.s BoE4, Car.
buncieA RtnglWerm sea1 HsaA sers Eyes ErApe-
taA Itch, scurhb Ne skin. Hnmnaad
DbeAssN Ne ska Of WhEtsIr hane o. natnS as
oRg upazd eande4 oatdf EhAsyasm b marx
tina ~ III usscr AeS BIaeHt ols htds IN each
cases Eiis esHrtnes ne most meredhdooa tker ezra
tixa sGectz
clsaase the yiHaioa nosa s-bsnsvsr yoa nna ~ IA
PARTIES bursting through Ia ikin4h FlmplEa Efab-
to1s or sorszs cleaB8ft Hhsn yea ana Il ooGrnasd
and duGEh1 IN rs yelnR; nnaffVh 4 = fouE.
pure - eh1 SsslsS orffl e4sasn I'D ~ piood
PIN Tnpo and QtheF yTasna- mrHnl An m
system ofso many noalanda are Gltcaany dSroyed
mere 1 scaresiy N fndIvidnI G66 ~ - S
earth Whose body q exemn1 ff0m tke r~a1raa
SormS lt = npt upfn ne haalthy eioHGni8 q 6s
apd SHAY deposils thal bres1 ines ~ Do.f-1
dbease No gystlm o. Eedlclha, - NermilnSsl -
Hntaelntnnc@ Wah nee ne - no@ Wolm1fs
SOFA By an Drarra.ts ~ DsaisrL
J. WALKER Proprietor. II N NcDoNALDk Co.
Druggists and GanersI Aruals Rsh Franshe6. On
fornLas and S2 azd - coElnnsres sersa 1gss Yea.
. apriIs-7EIy d1Iri5 edi .a-Es tsd
frrsr- VIsl tlT GsrErfs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-07-20

Pacific Express leaves daily, except Monday
Cincinnati Express and Southern Express leave
daily. All other trains daily, except Sunday.
The Church Trains leave Wallis Station every
Sunday at 9.o2 a. ms, reaching Pittsburgh at ago
a m. Returning, leaves Pittsburgh az Los p m,
and arrive at Wallis Station at 225 d. m.
Sunday Brinton Accommodation leaves Pitts
burgh at $50 p. m arrives at Brintou $50 D. m.
For nrther Information apply to
WIN. B. STOREY, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company win not
apparel, and limit their responsibility to one hun
dred dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount In value VIII be at the risk of the
owner, unless taken by special contract
Al. cASSATT, General Superintendent
ejan9'7 AltOons; Pa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-07-20
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.VERMTFUG

la aoH ssSf sary year, anss this ae4isina sas
.asrsd =. : reurdy for Wornt, Aad Prem thai tae
Prs--lt 14y n a Internationally ~aekaouasaee&
ArougAspI nsHTiy Al paris y ths world = -
soS<fttgH rsaa1dy. Worn Cohfecdoua. mA4e RGs
for as pnrpsss 81 Plsaiag tks pG1ls ihAa = sss<
eoHiag ds disease, have bfen nsHufadurrl, ~
Ssst tsS ssasa{ SSt '1s5 sAs7 lsa.s 2. nr
vssHthnss 20 grow IN dsFor euily. Otddn@au1t1
look faA sa4 sEektt frgn 20 ethsr sHsrs tAas
oVraas, and sP6ssaE are most hsqusntly tie rssah
~ these hidden .EPpsn and miasrE iuI
Hhs6 Ihsy aEs irritable and nsorish. snetAss
srasias ICED Ase s-nag rsysssRsiy5 sSstF FefHs,zE
and grinding the teeth, thea be ass1nat tha8s M
toms arr tndisatoaa q Horna- affraW = =
Uhsa.iesal and PAia IN tha Abasnsp. Hin Fgslt-
tAs prs1sAas 0fIAsss hiddaa aappeas asd AihsnrE
srAaaHl wasting asAynsf s~hazi1aoAlsT ~
as.A u sss 81 The Hess sS1a,ez esteaasHis $50
he aouriahEsnt tnpartsd 70 tas1tensehBy uhSlt
seas aist thereby esslsisHllg a sA5Abls sBBstiis
TAs s.s.asA la saasse.sely = ysry gEs9l
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tssa saa.s nhrbas pssss st
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IN aAEao1b - too o1sersing y - fsaf1TGg
loFls, fer - <Sroy - tAaE sztrl rAa thtTAs
cAtA speeaftpF removed Ee4 tka Rof esfte1S
east ~ He dHsly os ~ haao
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slss Z q Dsois.so hS6 a Pla.etAs lc%
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-07-20

w. ~ HLH ~ LA-LAAHn
NoTTcEs hereby given tths on o. q
once Of theC Ommiasioier ~ Stafk eonpty,0hlo
according 70 Jaw. setting forth thst tn9 cppffli-
enee and welfare o. the nhAbit4n& gith-
ID thc territory hsreinEner Neacu6euraoU4ed
that an Incorporated village for general puzposEa
may be created and established within the Follow
nofthsest corner Of the IoWA ofBehlshsm as
originally laid ous and Tunning thsnee eazH1Andly
with the north line Of the. saIne, q tho,nort6ast
corner On said town ofB8thlehem: Lhenca s61fh-
gardlyaEih the EAST boundaf sof tEealmaIolha
north haBk 81 the TQAenraBaF RiEeEsthehcenp
40 river ylta ths neenae1ap hereofa Nd op
stshlAs south line Of hf1 tEsntysthrB8 arIs fTkof
Of Land due west lntarsects SAID point; thRn1e
e4stgardlyt 70 said StahfB south line stIonceNifh
aha sonfn line OF slid 8tahrB and Mf61&a WaEo-
ners land 70 N Beatsrn BOUNDARY ii of
Bethlehem Aforesaid; thence With tho tweftezn
boundary Of said town ~northWardly 70 nle-b4star
In township eofrange . IN said county, embracing
within said boundary the toiFrs ofIRoenesteT
Navarro and Bethlehem.
u Also sealing forth that the n1Inb4r % AhabE
tants residing in said territory - over fFe huu-
dredi also designating Baldwin Shields - TIE
ett9Eneysofaaid Petidaners, ant spthpfifiP8tPen
plicati0n and eject said Incorporation. The
prayer Of said position isftAat an incorporated
village for general purpoeea may be created ana
eatablLshed within eaidIimits under the name Of
-The Incorporated Village 81 HaRgrrei, Furainat
to the statute in such cases made and provided.
Said petition will be for hearing At the once q
the Commissioner Of Stark county, Ohlosin Ca
ton, on the 18th day ~ August e4Cat1eecloek
Atorneys Tor P~eHhoneFA
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Additional Local Trains Westvard.

Au04I4oAal Local Trans westward.
T.2oA- NJ, Sundays excepted nom MeadviIIe.
stopping at Suttons 8 0, EYansburg, s 40, Adams
8 %, GreenYule To- S~henango 10 50, sClarksyilie
II 90, OrangeVnle II As, Burghill u IS P. n. Ba-
eonsburg l 80, Warren, PAS, LeaVittsburgh 8 81,
Braeeylle a5S, Calhoun so, Freedom 81, RAJ
VIENNA 5 so and arriving at Kent 6 % T. n.
HOO A. N. Sundays excepted, from MeadViIle.
Stopping at Evansburg y 10 p. NJ, Adamsvi1e
1872, G~reenville 90, Shenango III, Clarksville
1 80, OrangeyIle 2 10, Burghin 2 80, Baconsbnre
3 3 Warren 4 90, and arriving at LeayittsbargR
AIS P. n.
AS P. M., daily from Meadvme. stopping Al
Suttons IS p. NJ, EVansburg 5 90 AdaasTille
s p GreenVille 90, Shenango 6l0, GAINESVILLE
Leayittsbarg 965, and arriving at Kent ut u 81
A. M
10 90 p. NJ, daily from MeadVille. StoppiAa a.
Evansburg 10 IS. Greenvilie II 80, OrangeFIlh
l2O A NJ, Warren 1 80, Leavittsburg 90 HAVEN
ma 80, and arriving at Kent At i A. ID.
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nd explicit directions aeompans qlemee

Full and explicit directions acompsng a1e ined-
icines- I-tss.&T
ehnracteE sfarnished on APPLICATION viii hum
dreds Of thonsandst of Hyihg EitneAsss,A And up
ward of 80 900 unsolicited certificates and recon-
mandatory letters, many of which are from the
highest sources, including eminent Physicians,
Oergynen, Statesmen, etc. The proprietor has
never resorted To their publication iHtke news
papers; he does not do this from the fact that his
articles rank as Standard Preparations, and do
not need 70 be proPped up by certificates.
HenrSTzH GenuIns
Preparations.
Delivered 70 any ADDRESS. Secure from obser
iEFABLIsHEp UPWARD ofTEENTYyEARs
SOId2by Druggist everywhere. Address etters
for information, in confidence to HENRY T..
HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots: Il. T. HELMBOLD'S Drug and
Chemical WarehOnse, No. 594 Broadway New
York, orto HI. HELMB0LDS Medical Denob
uo4Sout Tenth Sffeet PhiladelqhLA
A4-BEWARE OF CoUNTEKFEITs. Ask for
HENRY 7. HELMBoLpsi TAKE NO OTHER
beps1ly
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CRY BONDS ron SALE

To-Farmers and-OtheEs.
5SIIGcTlD E0EI
A4GG0d 5 per cent Investment.
fTHE city Of Canton has for sals city Bonds
IL amounting 70 several thousand dollars These
bonds are hom SIoo to 5000 each, bearing 8 per
cent interest payable selntsnnually at the Coun-
" Treasury OF Stark county, and falling que IN
1rOm one q ten years. Those Eishlag 70 take one
Treasarer, or y w, underhnI, Probate Judge az
the Courthouse IN the city OF Canton, Ohio.
By order Of City Council
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EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA

VIII radically e~xterninate from the system Scrof-
nias Syphilis, Fever Sorces, Ulcers, Sore Eyes.
Sore Legs, Salt Rheum, Cankers, Runnings from
the Ear, White Swellings, Tumors, Cancerous AZ
~fections, Nodes, Ricketts,, Glandular SwelIings.
Night Sweats, Rash, letter, Humors of all Kinds.
Chronic Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, and all diseases
that have been estAblishedin the system for years
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Helmbold's Extract Buchu is Diuretic
and Blood2Purifying, and Cures all Dis
eases Arising from Habits Of Dissipation,
and Exeesses and Impradenees in Life,
Impurities Of the Blood, etc, Superceding
Copaiba / Affections for which It is used,
and Syphilitic Affections-in these Dis
eases used in connection with Helmbold's
Rose Wash.
LADIES.
In many Affections Peculiar to Ladies.
the Extradt Buchu is Unequalled By any
other Remedy-as in ChIorosis or Reten-
ton, Irregularity, Painfulness or Sup
preston of Customary Excavations, u
cerated or Schirrus State of the Uterus,
Leuchrhoea or Whites, SterilitY, and fer
all Complaints Incident 10 the Sex,
whether arifing from IndiseFstion or Hab-
its of Dissipation. 1t is prescribed extern
sivly ey the most Eminent Physicians
and MidRives for Enfeebled and Delicate
Constitutions Of bothsSexes and alEAqes,
(attended with any of the above Diseases
or Symptoms.)
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-07-20

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
ABOVE COMPLAINTS, ITS BLooD-PURIFYING
PROPERTIES ARE THAN ANY OTHER
PREPARATION OF sARsAPARILLA. IT GIVES
THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR AND ALT
COLOR \ RESTORES THE PATIENT TO A
STATE OF HRALTH AND PURITY. For PUKI-
FYIEG EHE BLOOD, REMOVING ALL oHRoNIo
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLeoD, AND THE ONLY
RELIABLE AND K%FFECTUAL KNOWN REMEDY
FOR THE oURE OF PAINS n SWELLING OF
H BONES, ULCRRATIoNs OF THE THROAT
ANDLEGss B%LoToHEs, PIMPLEs on TIE FACE,
RRYsIPRLAs AND ALL soALY KRUPTIoNs OF
THEsKIN, AND BEAUTIFYNG THe COMPLRx-
ION. PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
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Additional Local Trains Eastward.
Stopping at orangeville o 50, CiarksVille 7 O5,
GreenTille Z 40, 4AdamsYilie 3 Is, EFansburg GAa,
Suttons $40, and arriving at MeadVfle g55G N.
6AOA- NJ Snn1ays excepted from Kent. lStop-
ping e RaTenna 10 Freedom 7 81, Calhoun 61
Braeeyine 8 20. Leavittsburg 8 IS, Warren g 20,
BaconsbuHg . ~. Burghni 10 "a OrangeYille 10 40
Ciarksyile II OF, ShenAngo II l3 Gree1y1le II 2,
Adamsyilie IL So, Eyansburg 1210P. M, snttons
II so, and arriving at Meadgile LOO p. n
$50 A. NJ Sundays excepted nom Kent Stop
ping at RaTenna 20, Fseedon, 8 81 Calhoun 9 10.
Bracevlle So LesytttsburR 10 40, Warren lila
Baconsburg II 6olBurghnI y % Pm. OrSngeYnle
SOS, Shenango 2 o5, GreenYfne 2 IS AdamsTiis
8 IS ,EEAnsburg2 55, Suttons 4 IS, and arriving at
Meadviile 515P.M.
60R.M.5und excepted.from Leavittsbnre.
Arriving at Warren 10, BRconsburg 8 II, BnrRhil
sos, Greenvflle BIS, Evansburg 10 45, Hld arriving
at Meadville II 40 P. NJ.
"DAily. f~safdsys excepted tMOadsys szcsptsd
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Edward LiPsey vs.. Emer Crew ct ux, etal.
FirtueaOf an alias osdsrs "a aell fs.u.d-e-
the court of common pleaaof stark county. Ohio.
ana 70 me drected1F4H OE6r Tor sale al public
OF Gantoa1 On RFaEW 80 -
Saturday The l24 day Of august, 1871,
the following described real estate situate an said
S ecu 20 w Ths nerth half q TOM l0s mum
BEL e 9hs5ea l0yolin Teetefsl Lam
sac TO at1 o'clock pm. Terms
jalylsws IA: UNFAIR, shprih.
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4. .s :. e. ss Is. TW

BY virtue of an order 10 fell issued from the
court of common pleas OF Stark county, Ohio, and
TO me directed Twill OfeF fen sals a. uutlie out
cry at the door Of the hoRse "a the city OF
Canton, on $1,000
Saturday, the l2A dag Of AKgua, 1871,
the following described real estate situate IN said
county, Ohio, to.Wit Lot number one hundred
add hftyfeven Q5D in W. @. Thompson's addi-
ton to the clty of Canton rE ~
SAFE 70 connlence stloclock m. Terms cash.
julyl3w5 X. DUNBAR. SheFif.
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As aaDrOppeF. Reaper.

$40 4, u SgtrysgSSS {is ana "a, ,bdIiesvJoofs
Sickle.
By the use of the SLIDJNG SEAT, the maehine is
perfecty balanesd, either asa Reaper, or Mower.
There IS no weight Oh the h6rses necks, and
no backingto do when turning corners
The eatis hrSer thaElany other in uses ttwfn
reach over, catch under and raise up the fallen
The mannsr6fdfiSiBa dhsRseD with spocket
wheel and chain, is a desired improvement ever
the old way. m - ~sruu
The Reel Fans can be heightened or shortened
The Drive Wheels have a broad face, which pre-
vents the uHehi1e from sinklng IN soft ground.
The Dropping Attachment1s so arranged, that
it is interchangeable with a Mandrake platform.
Al Machines are CONSTRUCTED so as TO be
used Vithera as Seh-RelSe, Droppeb orHand-Rake.
For nirthsr Pardeulars'sendfor Pamphlet.
nseeo 4
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EfuN9 - -Sou g~taI sl@o @
As a Mower.
II @sinp4e in construction, runs light, is strong
durable, and RilhconforiR perfeetIyt to the ground.
There are two independent Driving Wheels, by
whichltAe motion Of theI knife1 is made 'cGntinu-
'TRe Gear 'wAeels are eohhsst rnSsted upon true
and Welllknowm principles IN mechanics.
The Finger Bar is entirely under the control Of
the Driver, and can be raised rasiiy and Instantly.
The Sitting Apparatus ia the most perfect of
any noW in use, with steellaid, conceived and
highly.tesnpefed Guards. -tNt M.A
The manner, of connecting the -Pitman 10 the
is a great Improvement over all others.
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CANTON, OHIO.
Russell Self,Raking Reaper,


The above cut is a fair represent alton or the
Russell Self-Raking Reaper, which We claim en-
braces more points of excellence than any other
machine in the market.
LIST. 1t is entirely under the control of the dri-
yer, will rake as often as desired, or can be set TO
rake once every revolution, or will carry the sheaf
as far as desired, thus adapting it to all kinds,
~quatities and conditions of grain. raws
ID. The weight Of the Rake and Reaping At
taehment u hung on pivots in the centre of the
Truck frame, so that there is no more weight on
one wheel than on the other; by this orange
ment the Truck has much greater freedom than
when the, attachment is hung on one side, and
yetth dnger-bar has all the heNibility desired.a
Sd. The Rake is driven by q sprocket wheel,
chain andgearsyheels so that a hexible yet posi-
tive motion Is secured.
4th. The centre headi is high, and not liable to
fill up with grain and straw.
9th. The Rake Arms are 80 attached to the
centre head that they can be adjusted to work as
desireSgand VIII so remain any length of time.
9th. The Rake heads are broad ard provided
with Reels, so that hey viii gather oil the grain
in front OF the maehihe aud deposit it upon the
in good order to besdeliVered.
eth. The sheaf is deposited upon the ground in
good condition for binding, and out of the way OF
the team On y retufn cut
sth, TIE Maehine isin perfect balance, so that
Il can be handted as easily as a cart.
9th. II has SO many good qualities, it must be
) 10TH W. inpfe y8i pfsaaahl sec irlbeforo
are hasinE.
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RAILWGYs.

DFTTsBURGH FORT WAYNE AND
L CHICAGO RAILWAY.
On and after May %, 1871, trains will leave sta
lions daily, sundays excepted, as follows The
train leaving Chicago at 5s35 p. NJ leaves daily.
Train leaving Pittsburgh at 1855 P. n. leaves daily.
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MEDICAL.


A REWARD OF One Thousand Dollars will be
paid to any Physician who will produce a
that viii supply the wantscf the people
hetterihan the articlea known as -.--E
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FRANKLIN BRANCH.
Trains leave MeadVine for FRANKLIN and OH City
at GO, g 40 and 3 Is A, NJ, and u 40 Gnd9 90 =. 81.
leave GU City Tor Meadville at Is and 40 Is Az.
q, 800 and SO +. NJ; leave Franklh for
AesdYile 4Lsnd n 40 A. n, and $50 and
IL II csnHH BsARR
Id. RUcKER. 6en1 supt. james n
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the Hefman Wden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ths44lhay tBef+eAeh goTefnufeiit ma
the expectation OF the Bspattments ofths
Seine lnferienre ERre, and Somme blythe
Gefmaf~f9fces has Aready begun. M
Gsmhetta hasSappearedand takeahis.seat
inthe &zticnal Assembly. 1tsisa1theri-l
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slons there Pqngf 9lsgal andats political
lndnence- IS very great. Much excitement
occasloned ~ the attemptin 1S60-to-
Compel thespnnes OF Wales AduriHg ms
progsesssthfough the provinces to recoc
nze order apdIo pass under1tsuarohesl
andshannersS a recognition steadAsty9re
fused by the prince and hssDta: .s-.siss-
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 9-COston quiet, but firm; low
mitdiirgs. Hszs1s. Flour unchanged, with a better
ceiling. heat active and hrnier; Pennsylvania,
u ga f3. Corn trper; yellow southern, 7Ca72;
white Iouthern 6Ss72. Oats frmer. Eel. Rye firm
sass. Pork steady, SI41s. Bacon firm ard un-
changed. Lsrd 6Im, 10 Western butter-rolls, the
demand exceeds the Supply; hoiders firm at g cents
lew grades in &c cd supply and quiet. Whisky quiet
9l1xsS2. y
BALTINoHH, Nov. e.-vireinia sizes. old, 81 bid:
do ls66, 65 bid do, ISL: 60 bid do coupon. old, ~
bid; do new, 81 bid. West yirRinias, 2S1k bid, 2k
asked. North Carolnas, old s63x bid; do new, 10
bid; do special tax, IS bid.
NEW YORK, Nov 9.-stocks very strong, but dull
Governments dull and steady. Virginia skies, 50;
new, %. North Carolinas, ga; new, 10. Money
short,esS.
NEw YORK. Nov. e-TIour quiet and steady.
What quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and an
changed. -
LONDON, Nov. 9, ll:cD a. m.--ConsoIs orened at %
LOT money and Sa9s1s for account. Bonds Of 1862
", ls65, old: 9lh; l661 So: 10 4O's, 500.
s of f6s s:c H1v 80 p m-COnsols for money,
Paris, Nov. s--Reptes 81 francs 10 confines.
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The Weather.

II
sx MAssISsIoN, d. Nov. 9, lEl, 10 "a. m.
TIL SiNorsis fok The PAST TWENTY POUR HOURs.-
The low barometer which was Wednesday in Ne
brasks and Kansas has moved nortneastward into
Iowa; its influence has extended to Georgia and
Mis,nigsn Southerly winds, With rain, have pre-
vailed from the Ohio valley to Texas and westward
westerly winds and CLEARING weather are now re-
ported south Of Miss Juri. North and east winds
DOW prevail on the upper lakes, increasing to an
easierly gale on southern Lake Michigan. The
highest pressure s found in the Middle States with
clear Weather and northwesterly winds from Lake
ontario TO the east Atlantic. The barometer has
fallen on the Pacific coast, and risen at the Rocky
Mountain stations Erfsk northwest winds continue
In yomfng, but snow has ceased. small area of
smoky weather has slowly passed, during the last
three day. frUm the Mississippi valley into New
PRoBAIfLII rEs The barometer win probably fall
very generally from the Middle States southwark TO
the Gulf, and westward 70 Lake Superior; rising
tsmperatuIe and partially cloudy weather during
The DAY IN New YSrk and New England; threatening
lentic States clearing weather, with n0ri hwesery
wiDds, from Mississippi to Texas and northward to
Missouri; the low barometer in Iowa move eastward
INTO Illinoi:, with continued northeast storm on
Lake MICHIGAN, and increasing northeast winds
from Lake 1rie to Lake Superior; cloudy weather
snd easterly winds In the Middle States to- night
tautlCnary signals continue Lake MICHIGAN