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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-02
Who annreoiatps the tart that ,bare

WIN hppLeClhlea Inc IaCt IhAt mere Is
any great Importance attached to such a
commidity asa PillH 1t generally sup.
posed that any body can make them, as
all can take them. But visit the labora.
tory Of Dr.. J, o. Aver and you will be
disabused Of the idea; that it is trife TO
mako any medicine and adapt II to the
wants Of millions of;men-to so adjust II
to their needs, and so cure their com.
plants, as to make it constant custom.
ers in all the zones. Physicians find it
requires some skill to adapt their doses 10
a single patient: ask them il 1t Is not an
intricate problem TO adjust a purgatiye
pill TO The necessities Of untold numbers,
SO thatit shall benefit them nearly all.
Dr.. Ayers laboratory supplies 10000 do
ses of his Pills per diem, OF 100000 q
year. Think oil that Esculapius! Well
may it whiten the head Of any man TO
administer TO that amount OF suffering,
and especially when, as is here evident,
everything Is done with the extremest
nicely and care.-Randolph W. States.
man. d&w.
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Wabash.
Chicago.

CHICAGO Sept. 1.-Flour-Dull and
prices nominal Wheat-Dull and IN.
settled; No, / spring 97ic.; No. 2, oslo
cash; 925c seller September; No. 8 high
mixed 91ia01sc;, rejected S5c. Corn
Active; No. 2 mixed este. cash; este. sell
Ter Sept; este. seller October. Oats.
Active; No. 2, 4Oic cash; 40tc. seller Sep.
Iember and October; rejected 379a3sc.
hye--Steady and In moderate demands
No. !, 75c, Batley-Dull and nominal
No. 9, 0la92c. cash; $50. seller September
No. 8, SOC. Pork-Steady; moderate de,
mand for spot CSC. lowerfor futures; Sl1
seller year. Lsrd-Steady with mode:
rate demand at $l1 05t spot; o$l1, seller
year. Bulk Meats-Q1iet and unchan
ged. Whisky-An advanced asked bu'
mono obtained; 597ic. bid; 9S asked. 0lt
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The Hon. Daniel Lamb for ConEres.

Editors OF tho Intcnlgeneef:
The simple announcement that. our es.
teemed and able fellow. toHnaman, Daniel
Lamb, Esq, was likely TO become can.
didate for Compress, has caused the great.
est possible conservation In the ranks Of
the Camden. Walker faction; they see in
his candidacy the defeat Of the Ellenboro
nominee by q majority Of from ten to
twenty five hundred; and worse still, they
see that with Lamb for our. standard.
bearer most Of the counties in this district
will return 10 the Legislature men OF char
acter and inteAigenCe-men who will
have a higher idea Of legislative duties
than the withdrawing Of public printing
thieves, or the constant abuse and petty
persecution OF Governor Jacob.
l trust 1t may be the pleasure Of the
Opera House Convention 10 make no nom.
ination. Let It simply request Mr.. Lamb
to announce himself a candidate for Con.
greSs and then adjourn, and II l. am not
much mistaken the county Of Ohio, and
indeed the First Congressional District,
will get rid OF the weak.kneed Democrat,
the corrupting demagogue and the Smutty
iokers who have held high positions 10
the disgrace Of the honored name Of Do,
mocracy and the permanent injury Of the
State. A friend informs me that 10 have
been in Charleston last winter one would
be ashamed Of the conduct Of mSjority
OF those representing certain Panhandle
counties. Let the Convention on the Sd
instant do something worthy Of statesmen
and patriots; let It make no nomination,
but call upon our honest, able felloE.citl-
zen TO announce himself candidate.
The result will be . district ably and hon'
estly represented in Congress; most Of the
counties in 1t represented at Charleston
next winter by incorruptible, qualified
business men, who will find other bust
ness al the seat Of government than the
degradation Of the Governor and the ele.
valion Of the printer. DEMOCRAT. 7.
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New York Money and s,ock..

NEW YoRK, Sept. 1.-MoNEY-2a2I
per cent; prime mercantile paper short
date 5sG per cent.
STERLINo ExoHANaE-Dull at 81 sGt
al SOL for 20 days, and $4Ssia4.s0 fol
sight.
- GoLD-1OO4alO9t, opening and closing
at the latter price. Carrying rates per
cent and for borrowing lag per cent.
CleArings $s0.OOO,OOO. Treasury disburse.
ments l $4,000. Custom receipts $780,.
600. Produce exports for the week So
6SsIOG7, total aimee January $107, $3.50, 400,
against $13O.229 1877 same time last year.
GoyRRnNRNrsE-Dnu
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ClnNlnnnli.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 1.-Cotton-Dull at
100. FlourASteady in moderate de-
mand. Wheat-Steady; red 95ca$l 0S;
white 81 05s1 49, Com Steady at goa
Use. OAts-steady at 4Sa4Sc. Rye
at S5c. Barley7Quiet and unchanged.
Pork-Demsnd VSctive and prices ad-
vanced to 9Sa2Stc. Lafd-Quiet; De.
cember 14a14tc. Bulk Meats demand
good at full prices; light offerings at
sia9a12ia12Sa1ets18c. Bacon-Active;
shoulders 94c; clear rib l3a13Sc; clear
l4fo. Whisky-Dull with an advancing
tendency; CSC. ~ a- agi1f7
The Exposition opening tomorrow, no
session OF the Chamber Of Commerce viii
DC held. ssgEI III s4a'sli slNH
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-Butter-Steady
at 2Sa27c. Cheesg-Firm at 12is1Sc.
Eggs-29499c, Petroleum-Refned Arm.
er at lee; crude in barrels at SIC: bulk
&c. Flour Quiet and weak; spring ex.
trs family 80 25a7 80. Wheat Quie,
and weak; red 81 15a1 20; amber 81 asa
! 90; white 81 SO. Rye-92c. Corn
Quiet and steady; western mixed S5Ia
SIC. Osts-Dull; white 52a54c; mixed
48aa9c. WhiskY-&l O3. -
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sTHR latest mail adVices from Europe
state that both hides and leather are ad-
yanclng in price in Great Britain and on
the continent, with an active inquiry for
the latter article. Considerable shin.
ments Of oak tanned soles have recently
been made TO Germany from Pennsvlya-
nta and Maryland tanners, q branch oi
trade whlch!pruhises i'm time, to grow 10
large proportions, - aelangs. Y15 z
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The Wheeling Convention.
WESTON, VIVA, Angus, 81.

Editors Of tho intelligence: .-Is
II the Convention on the 3rd ofSep-
TENDER makes denomination, but agrees
to run an Independent candidate, you may
calculate on from three 10 four hundred
majority Tor Lewis county against tho
Bourbone. The Hon. G. +. Scott would
run well here, and so would John Davis,
but Henry Brannon would run better.
Yours Respectfully, 49,
'''f'. LEWIS COUNTY.
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You Lave got into trouble. procure At once q
package Of the 8amaritan's Gin, use a. directed
and you win DO al right in thee OF four days.
The trouble when taken in time 10 easily over.
come, bat when neglected, or when the quack 10
visited and he. gives his course OF BalSam Co.
paibei then very Often serious complications
hAps months. ~ - afts ~
Another tailsty Is, IN perSons trying to rave n
few CEN. eahblo In cheap druga, which 10 die
order 8nd gicken tho stomach thEt Almost death
itgelt would be relief. Samaritan'A Gin will
than u The trouble had not existed ~ all
1AiopaetAgea, 80: Female, "a Sent by mail
70 any address. DESMOND o CO., ProprIetors,
SIb RAGS etreet Philadelphia. I 4 = n
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NEW YORK, Sept. lin the Dry Goods
market there was lreer package move.
ment to-day, and jobbing branches show.
ed ia marked improvement. ~ Wooden
goods were quiet, in first hands. shawls,
skirts and hosiery were in improved re.
quest and aide band points were active.
Cotton goods were irregular and lower In
some cases; Fruit oi.the. Loom 4 4 bleach.
ed cotton Ia down to 10 cents. Worsted
dress goods Ia better request. Ribbons
and MILITARY gelyets in good demand,
and black Rlpacas tairly active. a1'
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, Sept. 1.-Flour-Demand fail
and market firm. Wheat-A shade high
Ell 10, 2while Wabash 81 20; No! 8 do
$tl6; No. white Michigan 81 III; No
l red 81 IA. Coma shade higher;
mixed 72i, low mixed II; no grade 70i,
Oats-Demaud active and prices adyan-
ced; No, l, 45c. No. ., 43ic,; Michigan
432c. = ...f al. ,egr..21 y
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STATE BoNDs-Active5 particularly

RAILROAD BoNDsAQuIet and steady.
sToCKs-o Opened dtrong at an advance
Of to per cent in the general list and
II on Erie. The market continued firm
and advancing, excepting Erie, which de.
clfned steadily. z Union Pacific and West.
Eern Union were the principal features.
The market was quiet and firm during
thelast hour Of business, and the highest
quotations Of the day were made. The
advance ranged from ! to II per cent.
Shortly before the close there was re-
action Of ! 10 ! per cent Erie closed at
343; the two extremes OF the day were
S5t and BAT. Among the sales today
were Gl,0OO shares Of Western Union,
$4,000 of Pacific Mail, $4,000 oi Rde, H.
900 OF Lake Shore, $4,000 Of Union Pa
cifc, $500 Of Rock Island, and 10000 Of
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Cleveland,

CLEVELAND. Sept. 1.-Wheat-Quiet
firm and unchanged. Corn-Strong and
advanced 1c.;7la7Gc- 0Ats-Steady and
unchanged. Petroleum Firmer and un-
changed. - =. WE -
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TravelerS' Guide:
G![tI1rIjel..Q'l,tttelEia
THE MARRIAGE oEREMoNY,

Tho following ID the marriage fotmulA don
up in verse Rs enacted In German IettleIn6i
"out Vest" - NJ ~. ..s-e''l :
tYoG aOIlP'sasS j6lH your right haadt1
You promise now, You good man dOre,
V0L stands upon de floor,
To take dis woman for your wow
And luf her efermoFS; 5000
You'll feed her well on souerkraut,
Beans, buttermilk and cheese, - y
And In all dlnHa 10 lend your aid
Vot viii promote her ease!
YAH
Yes, uud You goot woman, too
DO you pledge your word dis day, H"
DAtyou will 1ke dis husband here,
Und mlt him always sthHyI,
Datyou will bet aud board mlt him,
Wash, Iron und mend his clothes;
Laugh ven he echmlles, weep ven he signs,
UHd rhAre his Joys and voett
.'..''', l-YGhl
Veil, den, mlun desc sacred halls " .'..
MiLjOy and not NIT Rrief,
do pronounce you man und wife; .,.-.fri
Won name, von home, Won beef
publish now desc sActed bonts,
Ueie matrimonial dies;
Pelore mine DOT mine Vrow, mlneZelE,
And all desc gazing eyes.
und now. you bridegroom BthAndln' dere,
III not let go yoz collar,
UndL you deli me Won ding more, 3.
Dat lah: We're iBh mine iolIAr
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THE idea Of launching an invalid like
Hon. Nathan God, ST. Into iae fiSId, 10
battle for q seat in Congress aRainst that
iron swed man, Col. Ben. Wilson, h fhe
lamest thing ont afkersbarg TINES, e
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ImproIcnreal in BusIness.

We read in the Chicago Inter Ocean
as follows: .i - q, , 1s
THE general wholesale trade Of the
city has increased largely in the last
three weeks, and In many lines OF bust
ness is much larger just OF present than
at this time year ago. Thus we esti-
mate that the dry goods jobblng trade is
atleast % per cent larger now than then
The grocery trade is ct least 80 per cent
larger, and the sales OF crockery, hsfd-
ware and some other cognate lines oil
goods are nearly double what they were
at this time last year.
Another cheerful sign Is the fact that
all the roads centering ia Chicago report
increasing activity on their lines, This
week many Of the employees at present
laid of will be called to their places d &.
The Lewiston (Me) journal, speaking
Of the shoe manufacturing business In
that quarter saysg " Fer5r yTrY
"Kip boots are in great demand. The
serge,boot manufactures have all they
can do to supply orderS, Collections arr
fair" - InEEiu o.. Etg1E-lo-
The Baltimore American says: ar
merchants from the West and SoutE
have within the past few days commences
arriving, and are hopeful Of revival o
business In their respective localities, II
meet this expected demand they haVl
come prepared to makeheaVier purchase
than was expected. "'oar,& gna75 l 3lR,''
The Albany Journal, after a review o
the business field, comes to thecunclualOl
that
"ConfdOnce Is certainly ,retqrnipg
Men are everywhere looking and expect
ing good times, Business has had . Joni
holiday OF rest, and Il there Is any reli'
ance In the signs Of the times, we ar
destined to speedily enter upon an era O
renewed prosperity. =
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Prubarrh Petroleum.

PITTSBURGH, Sept, 1.-Crude-s Steady;
SIC. at wells; 92ic. 81 river; refined Arm,
prices unchanged. "a 7-.H ,., 81
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3yIOOV CAohS GlF TSy
2,5OO.,OoOOla Viz
S WI b diStsiHuttd by lot among the ticket


PRICE OF TICKETS. 80
whole Tickets. ,..',..S 5000
I'm. ! go. - g0
Ienths, Or each Coupon. ............:.. 8 90
- ~ " lnlo tlekdu tof. ....s!'..... 300 "
~ tlcAeu Iot..,......." Loo W
Persons wishing tn invest ahould order prompt.
y. either OF tho homo of1eo or our local Agents
Liberal commissions will be allowed 20 sails
factory agents. M gr#L.F IN VyfIrIf
Circulars containing full particulars ratnlshed
on application. H!..iS - 10 1-IT0- : IE-T7 N
.aa'g THos. E. BRAAfLETTR, ad
| ..'gu lt.. " cad Agent aud MANAGER. q
Public Library Building, LouiSyilIs, ky.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Public Debi statement.

IWAsA1NeroN, Sept. 1.-The following
10 the public debt statement issued 10 day
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COTTON MARKETS

ss- aaIEAYs April 6-Sn.a steady demand good sdihng
l6Ss net recupts 4.-Ol bales; JUOo bales; e1po
% Great Britain rs France 39ls bales coaswse J29
Bales lass evening 500 balef stock <-4o
BOO ssles, 30 bales ,..... c--s n
cnAry IA % Ordinary i &c net receIH "a OAes sos f0'
bales
" Lows Ami Unchanged hddrgs Ice receipts
go bales. shipments. S56 bales 4e5 S3S bates
haHPWs Aurl C-D0On steady lair demand oneih2s lEA
Low u Sc receipts IOfO bales snpNen 4oo'
bales a., 5ss bales ,,..- ,-,-.. -. =.
esp 81 bales gross $50 bales ses -OO DAes S0eA' oOVO
kalos
SonroIx Aprl Cotton steady, Low adtinE 1870 T.
23l4 bales exports coast1se 4O5 0aes sales '0O
bsles; s.Ock. Q 544 bales ..,., %, 80. - -.
e.-p 42~ exports l4L baeS ZLJ Daes
las. evening 300 0s es, stock. 800 bale.
CHaEIETov Apr 6Cotton firm; Mdtiugs l6e net receipts
1l5i bales exports eoaslse, l4Jo bales ~ iVO DsiS seA
cscISxGTl Ami Cotton steady NnJdng 16c receipts
4OV nA'es SVNslNp'A
"a 2il
Nus,ysrov Apr 6-Coon steady nominal hdiiing - 2
reopt bales; exports, co@stE 81 bales STOCK l. 'o-
bales ... 80 - ...-.- eco
SAVANNAH As GCor,on quiet Mddlug 16c net reepts s6s
be gross OG3 bales; 70 te Continent o50 o-Iss
sssise 59- sales, al bales; stock. 53.Io2 OAeA
GALyRsrOS April Cotton nominal buyers and SCI ~ spar
.rprts Britain, ash o coAsIS 4o4 bs'es s'oA
81. 68l bales. 90
LouisvII1.E. Apri 6.-Cottor arn; Mdtnngs Ice - 80
APRIL Sc nuctluFel niofilF Io'
oct reoe y cosstwe 40 OsieS sAes oVV nar
a. .OO4 0aieA
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roupe Of carloads OF thin ohtos III $3.50 y NJ
y d; aud cool Illinois aud Iadsna noss ~ ~ 80
worth 81 a6i ID CITY dressed hogs elo . W ~
n-the latte hgure for light pigs A'i SHe ""'"e
ION Market trade.
.S - =. -. - uroa Choice; Sc 25at0 % Tor
spBsx; So 500 - % .pse Se,t ana leweT
q; dS5 90 Tor Common btTS n =, Cho,-e an
SHEKr sc;ye am resipas' oV0 ''
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Gituations Wanteo--femdles i.
Nurse


Nurses.
NURSE.-A lady desires to obtain situation
~ Protestant NURSE thoroughly peten
n all respects 70 take enae charge Of ,Oans baby Call AZ No.
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS-By young
~ good plain 'eane and very fond Of children
country Apply oDBLHs AGENCY. No 100 West 3ist,
Broadway.
RI WEST 18TH-sT.-A. neat, respectable
- Girl CHLDs NURSE wilng and obhgag excellent
reference from last employer
O. CARMINE-ST., frst foor.-A young
Sv AnSsan . s5 T sS a S 5 JAKE 'H " OAO'
81 1ST-AVE.-A young girl to MIND
CHILDREN and assist With cham6er~o wages not 50 MUGS
object home.
.lTS WEST 19TH-ST., third BELLA re-
~Osb young gr MlSD ChILDRS aaa assist with
1U5 7TH-AvE.-A young girl Is years old
NtOc As NURSE or TO assist at light hoGse~ofk
seamstresses.
] AIDES Undertaking, Musins, Lacework,
n Rulings &c made up to orer bV an expert sE hoo ana
fancy
MAID AND SEAMSTRESS-By a French
WI soung 6rscass seam'trss cut and St. pro-
qr soad asst With cbidfsn Cali at 6e 5s.ye over oue
OlN WEST 2OTH-ST.-A Protestant young
girl as sBAMsrRRss sad 70 .sss with aa2oer.ot 0'
Oh 2D:AVE.-A respectable young girl as
sEAASTREsS can DO all kinds family sewing city or oOun
try good reference
Mattresses.
D!tEAST 3sTH-ST.-An experienced young
WAITRESS boarding house can AXE entire
charge OF inng room. four yesrs reference.
Miscellaneous.
kNUMBFR of good German girls and women
- reliable OF All Dauons swedish Welsh
Brgh Scotch colore for county A. Tie PhOIbol
AM HOME, l3s Shave. above lOth-st
ATS. g. e. V. ODELL", 109 West 34th-st.,
BroadSay-FBNALB HELP Of description ucn As
Cooks Chambem Waes Launiresses, Nurses h0HseW'ker
hand Of naananyi references nTesaIe
all llnguaaes SPOKEN; established ls52
A T PELTON & Co.'s, 64j 6th-ave., formerly
Catholic for and country
COOKS, ladies' maids, semtrese nurses "atie se7
chambema general and girls lately landed also waters
coachnen grooms farmers useful nen AMI 0o's
HOUSEKEEPER, OF other position of trust
By Protestant underands every bra q o.
willing otherwise
would take Charge Of an Invalid lady object IN good home
Call At CARPENTERS, l3S West lltht., corner tfive
I AIDES DIRECTORY, 1,j02 Broadway, cor
4jthsL-Capabe SERVANTS for CITY and country
THIS DIRECTORY Is CONDUCTED BY LADIES, and means
thorough Reform Domestic Service country orders should De sent
PROTESTANT COOKS WANTED; come neatly dressed false
hair FOR ALI capable and
intend 20 be faithful Germans and sFeles wanted
OFFICE and HOUSECLEANING done on
~ BY respectable. reliable with excellent
ences; FAMILIES WASHING done. Call address Ars
COYLB, $50 sss ll.h-st.
te!p UauIco-- lfldles.
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NURSE.-A lady desires to obtain situation
~ NURSE thoroughly peent
all take charge Of youHs baby Call No.
Fast h-st
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Drn pccos.

INDIA SHAWLS.-Will close the business IN
days will oHer the balADea of stock Al eS
J. RUssRLL SO Ras Twentieth st.
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/ Useful MANLY a person aged % years,
u gsrdsung care nt cattle,
is~n gssd Coll At CARPRsTBkS 5,
ljo " eat ltass.. eOtsar 6llsve
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lmrsemerfs.

ACADEMY OF MISC 81 s-..v, MURskA-
TOMORROW lWednessy) Apni 2.
ILaA III AURSkA
LINDA ~ CHAnOiNtX
LIMA Dl MbRSEA
viii ntroiac- n the lac sci us
Gnae the ceebrat-f
CARNIVAL OP VENICE,
var.tOns arranged 5Y
JULIUS BENEDICT
PRTDAY-THIRD OPERA NIGHT
gATURDAY-GBASO MtRsKA MAfihBk
POPULAR Prices
I YCEUM THEATEK.
IL FOURrEaSrll-sr AND sTxTHAv2
'"''' E9sRY EYESiSG. AND SATURDAY A4TSEs.
1HB GRAND
PARISiaH FOLLY.
WITH 30 ,eprmers
ine.rdilg tron-
ALMOSTE AhD LOWELL FANrOaiaISTs
FROM PARIS,
Mons ELLIOTT
Nile. FREDBRTKA
Mona FgutHE.
And fui eo-p. % bsnse
DON FERBEYRA. THE MAN-FLUTE.
Herr A. SCHULTZ the Fsm0us
in bis Wonderful Fl-ial Ian.lorraaonS
The FlvHrt- Darsause
VIII. MARIE BOAFANL
THB SHADOW BALLET.
tog ther vlsh
the vor.l-rrul scr0hsts,
RI .si.IL FAMILY.
TIE BROwN vELCCIPLDB COMBINATION
EIGHT FEM i MI .r6 i1i 3 ave- SIR BROWN
THE PHENOMENA o. 1874
HEIR CARLOS DE- BENklLITf.
q eraorlin7ry gr-eAeT7s.
EgGLAND's CHANPIDS SWIMMER.
in eczsn. aquatic icats n
TASK or RIAL WATER
Monsieur G1RRi' o., Jazsier
ALI IN IIb AEN fiklh
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5nmmer RfIrcGIs.

RCHDEACONs HOTEL, Bloomfield, y. j..
~ Centrally the bunes n the t5Fn eemo
cation for sue Boaders good plenty shed ana stable
room charges moi .raie
A FAMILY RESORT.-Beautiful landscape,
~ groves .nves gymnasium. &c tlf.ie Of 'msncl % sgg
A. 1872. Send stamp .of Tourists 6u-e' 20 hOIND
HILL HOTEL. Northampton. Mas.
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WANIED-An experienced Scotchman as
w AGARDENERiE the city. Apply THOS. G. SMITH, No
800 Eesford-tL, Gre,upoiut
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MANILD-BOARD IN tne country iOr Ihe
W sumner Che city, gentleman aud vile chm Two y,a!
5. A. s.. Post-OGce Box 1888
yVANTED-By a single gentleman, ROOM
w will 30 RID between Seventeenth and rreh All SiEir
and pree exceed so. Adde'S Immediately
@. SHARPE College, cor TWENTY thrdst snd fourtnave
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MACGREGOR'S RETURN.

The prospectus Of Brownlow 3
Knoxville Whig' appears in the col
umns of the Knoxville papers. 1t
will be journal devoted to politics and
politicians. The Senator says:
For thirty years I was editor and
publisher Of the Wing, which | now
propose to resurrect. Issues are not
now what they were then, but now, rs
heretofore, / shall inscribe on my ban
ner, "Indepenenti in all things, Neutral
in nothing"
/ have never been anything else in
politics than Wing and Republican,
and it is now too late in life for NE to
JOIN the Democratic party. / shall,
therefore, publish Republican jour
nal, but it will be an independent jour
nal. Whatever in the party or lead
ers | regard as deserving eensure L
shall condemn without hesitation. [
shall war increasingly upon the infa-
nous civil rights bill, now before Con-
gress, or any other like odious section
al class legislation.
am National man in my sympa-
thies and view of public policy, and
shall unsparingly war upon any legis-
lation by any party, which is intended
or calculated for the oppression of the
people Of my State and section, either
white or black. President Grant, the
honored leader Of the great party
which controls the Government, has
SHOWN himself to be emirlently Nation
al in all his views and feelings. No
man is so deserving of the gratitude OF
the whole people as be, and so long as
he continues to act as he has donein the
past, he shall have my cordial support,
both as Senator and editor.