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BosroS. October 9l.-The schooner Gem
from st. Johns, n. B., for New YORK, be-
came total wreck in the gale OF October
l9th, During the night two seamen and
the stewart werc washed overheard. The
captain, mate and the remaining seamen
Iashed themselves to the mizzen chains,
and after drifting for four days without
food or water we're picked up.
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LoxpoS, October 2l.-steamers Adri'
attic and STATE Of Georgia, from New York;
and Illinois, from Philadelphia, arrived
out.
pHuAprrPH1A, October 21.-Arriyed:
Steamship Pennsylvania, from Liverpool.
Nkw YoRx, October 2l.-schooner Flo
renee. Of the Attic expedition, did not
ieaye 81 Johns tintil October II and is not
therefore overdue.
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CINCINNATI, October -Cotton-Dull and
lower at 9Hc. Flour-FamiIy 81 0oa5 IS.
Wheat-Fair demand; red and white s5a90c.
Corn-Steady and in fair demand At 3sa30c.
oats-DuIl At 2Ia25e. Rye-Firm at 4aa50c.
Barley-GOod demand; No. ? fall 81 0sal 10.
Pork-Dull at 7Xasc. Lard-Dull; summer
&c bid; kettle 7a71zc. Bulk Aeats-Dull at
3s.AIjEc1$S OoA5 IS. Bacon-Quiet at 4Na
5-ScaSS 7Sa5 s016 90. Butter-Quiet and nm.
changed. LinSeed Oil-Quiet at 5iA5Sc. Cut
meats stepdy and unchanged. Whisky-Sl 0s.
HoGs-In tairdemand and lower rates COM
mon e 5Oa2 50; light $ O5a3 20; packing %
Is IS; butchhers' 8 20a3 30.
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cmclOo, October 2l.-Ths DrOvsrs' Journal
reports:
HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments $500.
Active, steady and in fair demand; good
heavy SSoA3 70; light 8 5lOaS Is; packing . %
a3 Is.
CATrtr-Reeeipts 900; shipments L3Oo.
shipping steers dull at 35CA4 50; feeders and
stOcEer In fair demand At ? 26oa3 i0i butchers
steers fairly active At 00a3 10; cows 0Oa2 80
western cattle ann at .. .soaS 50; Texans ashade
higher At S0a2 AZ
sHER-R Reeeip6 90; shipments 800; dull
and nominal at 5 06al S0.'
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
STATE BoSDs-Dull.


STATE BoSDs-Dull.
sTocks-The market to-day opened buoy
ant and under large purchases prices ad-
yanced Halk per cent Towards the close OF
the frst call the market became weak on the
fall OF eonsOls at London, and the farther fail.
ure there, and decline Of r TO 2lf ensned.
In later dealings, however, firmer tone char
acterized the dealings, and at the close prices
showed recovery Of 4 to lss.
Thr feeling on the street is that nearly all the
great operators are working for bull market,
though the unfavorable foreign news has inter.
tered somewhat with their plans. The favor
ite stocks are Western Union and Northwest
ernS.
Rufus Hatch, who was prominently identi-
fed with the successful party in Northwest
shares last summer. predicts another rise in
these securities this fall.
Transactions aggregated l5I, 600 shares, OF
which 1000 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
1900 Northwestern common, 1900 pre-
terred, ,6O0St Paul common, l,50o preferred,
q, 900 Lackawanna, 5000 Union Pacific, 81, 900
Western Union.
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-; n. n N.-ro,.- of course.

Srw OrlEASs, october o. Referring to
the recent trouble there, communications
from the District Attorney OF Tenas pafiS1, ~
state that the Sheriff and posse Of %
men, Going 10 execute writ for the arrest
OF Fairbox, we're fired upon by +9 ne
groes. The posse returned the hre, kilnns
and weunding eight negroes aud dlspes'
ing the balance.
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STOLEN FUNDS.
GERMANY.
TIE socialist BILL.

BERLIx, October 2l.-The Federal Coun.
Gil has given assent to the Socialist Bill,
and the early promulgation Of the law by
the Emperor Is expected.
The National GdottE declares that the
report Of an increase in the military con-
scription by 10000 men is wholly untrue,
LElPSIG, October 2l.-Professor Gustave
Haenel, the eminent iurist, is dead,
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RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, October ?l.-The Tsde-
mOnai states that England Is endeayoringto
induce the Powers TO make common rep
resentation respecting the return OF the
Russians to the neighborhoOd otConstan-
tinople. The TeieR0REi expects that Rus
sin will simply ignore such representations
il made.
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Intelligence was received this afternoon
of two murders committed in this county,
under the following alleged circumstances:
A party OF white men on last Friday
night entered the dwelling Of negro liv-
ing on the farm Of Geo II. Millington,
near Glencoe, Tenn, aud killed him
while asleep with his wife and children.
The verdict of the coroner's jury was: He
came TO his death from q gun and
pistol shot wound inflicted by one
Hill and Mccain. Mccain was arrested
but Hill fed and was pursued by J. /.
Tally, constable, and posse Of three men
who overlook Hill the following morning
at Cuba, Tenn, FIVE miles distant from the
scene OF tie murder. They attempted to
arrest the fugitive, who, drawing two pis-
tolls, detied the officers, and effected his
espcape. Several negroes living in the
neighhorhood Of Cuba, hearing Of the muir
der last Saturday night, killed white
man named Baird, who was found asleep
on the porch Of grocery store at Cuba.
The negroes riddled his body with buck
shot, thinking he was the man Hill who
had resisted an arrest that morning.
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steamer wrecked.

-HupXx. October 2l.-The steamer
yenxia, from Montreal With full cargo,
vent ashore hast night while entering the
North sydney Harbor in fog aud high
wind. Part OF the cargo will be saved.
The vessel Is supposed to be total wreck.
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w.afh,er indications. sL

wAsHSGToS, D. c., October ?2-lA.M-
For Tennessee, the Ohio Valley and Low.
er Lake Region clear weather, followed by
increasing cloudineSs and rain, warm
southerly veering TO colder northwest
winds. followed BY rising barometer.
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Ole gnteALlattt6tr.
=. ,s.. Is and n Fourteenth Street.

- cleveland L>adr has been inter
.. ~, the leading business men Of that
1'',-1 ~ rives their views in detail upon
Q O, .-,Iook for trade. Almost without ex-
:. .s,on ~. ,hey report a better feeling and q
:, ~, business this iall.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
The Paris Exhibition Prizes Hon.
orabIe Decoration Of Amer
lean Inventors.
Glasgow Bank Officers Under Arrest.
Further Failures, With Large LiabiIi-
ties, In Scotland.
ENGLAND.

THR GLASGOW BANK oPFIcERs UNDER ARREST
GLASGOW, October e0.-The Directors o.
the CITY OF Glasgow Bank were arrested on
charge OF fraud. They were remanded
till tomorrow. The arrest created great
sensation, but met with general approval
FURTHER FAILURES IN SCOTLAND.
LONDON, October 21L-Lalour & Watson,
shipping agents at Glasgow and Leith,
failed. Liabilities believed TO be large.
Alex. Ball < Sons, merchants In the
Spanish trade, failed.
Jas. Morton & Co., one OF the firms
largely indebted TO the City Of Glasgow
Bank, placed their books in the hands oi
their raccountants. Liabilities estimated at
from 100000 to E2,50O,0oo,
Cooper, Scott & Co, a Glasgow firm,
largely engaged in the African trade, have
failed.
PLOTTING AND coUSTERPIorT1SG.
The Secretary OF State for War and
First Lord OF Admiralty leaves Paris to-
morrow for Cyprus. Negotiations are
pending between Austria, France, and
England with the object OF securing
common treatment OF all European ques-
tions, as counterpoise to Russia, and TO
substitute for Karsebund entente between
France, England and Austria. Count Von-
beust, appointed as Ambassador to Paris,
is believed to be connected with this pro-
ject.
BISMARCK GOING HONE.
LONDON, October 2l.-A Berlin dispatch
says: Prince Bismarck has announced his
intention OF going to Lavenhurg, and re-
manning there until the end OF November
before leaving for home.
Two hundred and sixty-four deputies in
Reichtag and various parties signed dec
laration that in view Of the Protechonist
measure, adopted by the neighboring
States, reform German tariff is indispensi-
Bile.
LONDON, October 2l.-A dispatch from
Simla confirms the report that the Ameer's
reply is unconciliatory and unsatisfactory.
oBrruARY. -
James Johnston, proprietor Of the Lon
don Standard, is dead. .rg ....-
A Berlin dispatch says that the sudden
journey OF Count Schouvalof to Livadia
is considered OF the highest moment 1t
is believed in well informed quarters that
he persists in his determination to retire
il Prince Gortschakoff remains in Office.
RUSSIA onEcIS ~
ABerlin dispatch says that the Russian
Government objects to the Ameers envoy
interviewing the Car.
A dispatch from Simla says that the
Government fully realizes the danger Of
rashness, but the march may be made be-
fore the winter sets in. Khyber Pass Is
open throughout the year.
A dispatch from Simla gives the follow
ing as the substance OF Ameers message
to the Vice Roy: "You may do your worst.
Some issue is in Gods hands.
The Ameer'smessage has been telegraph
ed TO England, and reply indicating the
course Of procedure is expected Wednes-
day,
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HEw YoRK, October 2l-Market continues
light with package houses and iobbing trade
sluggish. Cotton goods are moving steady
fine brown cottOnSin lightSupply withAgents
low grade cotton hannels in steady request and
firm. Prints arc in light demand, GinShams
are quiet. Men'Swear woolens quiet, In first
hands, except wonted eoating which are In
steady demand.
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s1.5o PER DAY

n. B-rhe Wheeling ISTELLI1ENcER Il received
regularly At this HOus and placed on de for the ben
eAt Of guests from West vlrginh. sels-W
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RRnAnELmE, October 20-The col.
HsFia4 in The SdliuikilI region begun this
morning, completing the additional quota
for October and filling the quota Tor Novem.
Der.
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Financial and Commercial.
By TELEGRAPH.


NEW YoEk, October 2l.-MoxEr-Easy at
Sa6 per cent, closing at 8 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper sal percent Customs receipts
tSi4,000 The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$42l, 200. Clearings 100000. Sterling ex-
change, bankerS bills firm at $50; sight eI.
change on New York 4S6.
GoLp- Quiet Rt l00h. Carrying rates lfa3
per cent; borrowing rates fat
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EGYPT.
rHE SrLRTr

ALEXANDRA, EoYPr, October 2l.-The
inundation which carried away the Dyke,
ON the Damnetta branch OF the Nile, i'm
mersed 5000 acres Of land on which were
IL Villages.
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ErAR ApMrRAL PArLpIxo.


Tie Secretary OF the Navy to-day issued
odeN announcing the death OF Rear Ad-
slal Hiram Paulding, in which he speaks
dihe life and services OF the deceased and
directs that on the day after the receipt OF
Ae order, the fags Of the navy yards and
E1tons and Of all ships OF war in commits
Nca, will he kept at half mast from sunrise
1al sunset andthirteen minute guns fired
aaoOn trcm the navy yards. !
AOorT NATIONAL BANK STOCKS,
Attorney General Devens decides that
y estimating the capital stock of national
Slah which is liable to tax there eanuot
Z Geducted therefrom the 3.65 bonds Of
ae District Of Columbia, which they now
OVuel - *
Wn 0. Avary, ex-Chief Clerk OF the
l'e4s9ry Department, who was convicted
aSL Louis, on account OF connection In
Se whisky frauds, to-day entered suit
ss's Against Gen. Ben. Butler to recover
no, which he alleges he paid BRtler n
sNGner TO defend him when on trial at
Y Louis, Avery claims that he agreed 70
e! Bater 5000 TO defend him, 500 OF
SaAsh he paid when he agreed with him,
Is remaining 81 800 To be be paid after
ne Conclusion ofthe trial. He Claims that
eSlt' did not assist him in any way, and
q S& make his appearance during the
va ~ although he repeatedly sent for him,
>'l mat Is result he was convicted.
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-.--------s- a--7----.---- fAAisI SCt- -Ast'
especial dispatch % the Iatellignser.
"Wheeler & Wilson, Union Square
New York, are awarded for their new
Sewing Machines one of the special grand
prizes Of the Exposition-the only Grar'd
Pri.e awarded for Sewing Mschines-oveF
eighty competitors"
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ITALY.

RoxE, October 2l.-It is rumored that
Premier Carroll will take the Ministry OF
foreign matters, made vacant by the resig-
nation OF Count Corti.
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CANADA.

MONTREAL, October 2l.-The following
additional appointments were made to the
new Cahinet, and it is now complete: Hon.
McKinzie Bowel, Minister OF Customs,
Hon. Alex. Campbell Receiver General
Hon. ]. C. Akens Secretary Of State, Hon,
{. F. Raby Minister oi Inland Revenue,
Hon. J, c. Pope Minister Of Marine and
Eiaharies y ----L
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..noRGAnS ssssHEsAssaEo9sRI, ssssHEssa. 9s.!,,

ReluCii0n 70 cllas Ull pfe5e1t Gtock q 20 NV md
Secoud.hlnd Instruments VI 6F1t-elals makerl July
varrautcd, and Al prizes that DEFY CoMPEIIIlOS,
for cab o. InEtAllmentS. AGENTS WANTED lor
WATERS SUPERIOR BELL ORGANS and ":
AMOS nlnytrated C4alogues Mailed. HORACE
WATERS SONS, AanRtAeturefS and Deaiefs, ~
East 18th street. New York Also General Agents ior
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NEw YoRK, October 2l.-Patrick Butler,
of 45I West 9Th street, was killed yester-
dayand his vie fatally injured by being
thrown from q wagon.
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TURKEY.

CoSsrAST1SoPLE, October 21.-The Sui
tan has authorized Baker Pasha to employ
1000 men to complete the defensive lines
OF Constantinople.
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~ 'gOI TG0q z
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WARRINGTON.


VlRlxGroS, October 2l.--The bank
Istts received at the Treasury to-day for
redemption amount to Si50, 900, the largest
EOGlt received on any day since the new
'rtst requiring banks sending notes for
eisapdOa to pay the charges, went into
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ADVERTISE
In the Best Medium for Local and General
Business, the DAILY AND WEEKLY
lHTELLIGEScER.
HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Money spent in advertising may be wasted,
or may bring golden friitaSe, according 70
the degree Of intelligence with which 1t
is dispensed. Putt into good, live popular
Newspaper which viii carry Your advertise
ment to the countng-rooms, the breakfast
tables and the fresides Of the people who have
wants to be met and money with which
TO meet them. This Is the whole priceless Sc
cret OF successful advertising.
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FIRE RECORD.

CtScrxSATE, o., October 2l.-woods L
Canadians candle factory, on Central ave-
nue., near Liberty street, burned tonight.
Loss 0OOO; fully insured.
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PrrnsuaSH, October q. PETRoLEuN =
Dull; crude at 81 Ola ut PArker's for i'm
mediate shipment; refined &c Philadelphia
delivery.
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MEMPHIS.

DEPARTrSG PHYSICIANS BASorErTED.
MEMPHIS, October October 2l.-The sa-
vannah delegation OF physicians depart to-
morrow for home, via New York. An
banquet at the Peabody Hotel
was rendered BY. DR.. Mitchell tonight to
the members Of the medical corps who de-
mart tomorrow r. 80
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ORANGE suns ron TAlsE ARRrSf.

MONTREAL, October 9l.-The 0rangemen
have entered action for damages against
the Mayor for false arrest on the 19th' Of
July last. David Grant, County Master,
claims 10000, and others $5s0o9 .slbB4s )
MoxrKEAI FIla ISTaotBLE.
MoSrREAL, October 2l.-Wm. Gum 1
Co. grain merchants, are in financial dit.
ficulties, but 1t Is thought that the Bank Of
Montreal will carry them through. mas
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE DAILY ISTELLIGESCER
POLITICS.
Hon. Iohn r. House, of Tennessee,
Renomlnated for Congress.
His Noble Acknowledgment Of AOrtbern
6enerusity-eod's Hand Has Brldued
the Bloody chasn.

NASHVILLE, TENN, October 2l.-Hon. ].
F. House was unanimously renominated
for Congress by the Democrats Of the Sixth
district.
In his speech acknowledging the COM
pliment, he said: In the next contest be-
tween the two parties, they will divide
sectional animosity, sectional hatred will
be eliminated from the contest so far as
the South is concerned. lam certain that
such will be the case. / cannot, fellow
citizens, find it in my heart to indulge
in feelings of malice towards the peo-'
pie OF the North when witness
their magnanimous and generous conduct
towards the Southern people. 1feel like
pulling of my hat and standing uncov-
cred iRtheir presence. Oh, grander than
the victory. of the Appomattox is the VIC
tory won by the people Of the North in
their noble and generous contributions to
the stricken and suffering South. Upon
that fated field the South surrendered her
sword; within the shadow OF the
dark wing Of the pestilence, beside the
new made graves Of her heroic sons and
with bowed head and fearful
eyes she extends her handsand surrenders
her heart 10 the generous and magnaimous
North. Gods own hand has bridged the |
bloody chasm. Let not the ambition Of
man seek TO reopen the wounds and re-
kindle the embers OF sectional strife. Let |
US go into this great contest of 1880 with
out any Of these elements Of sectional
bitterness.
CONGRESSIONAL SoNrSATIoSs.
NEw YoRx, October 2l.-The Democrat.
Ic Congressional Convention OF the Fourth |
District, Brooklyn, nominated Archibald
N. Bliss.
The Fifth Congressional District Tam
many Democratic Convention nominated
Muller.
nominations: Sixth District, |
). S. Cox; Seventh, Anthony E. Tephotf;
Eighth, Laurence R. Jerome; Ninth, Fer
nando Wood; Tenth, Orlando B. Potter;
Benjamin A. Welles.
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SPAIN.
AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE rxWIrED.

AMERICAN EPRESESTATIVE LNsULTED.
MApR1D, October 2l.-The Epoea pub
fishes letter dated Taniico, October II,
stating that q Uuited States Representative
has been publicly insulted, and the often
ders have not yet been punished.
STOLEN FUNDS.
GENEVA, October 2l.-Two and . half
million francs, forwarded TO Aneonia by
the National Rank, has been stolen. Three
employees Of the bank have been arrested
for the theft
MADRID, October 2l.-Senor Pi Y. Man
gall has been arrested and sent TO Seville
charged with completely in recent Re
publican conspiracy.
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: s'aasn D,a.A % nI.hep ne.snesan..

~ 'C1ISgLRFI, O.. October 2I.-The Right
g. 81. Sylvesier H. ROsencrans, Bishop OF
SSSS;anl6us, SS;. died at 1880. He vas taken
y SS,s y; VI Yesterday, losing much blood but
80 sat Eas thought to be much better
~ S Hsfuct With death, = short Jtirns be:
n, n. .. M efeAthed his last The funeral Is
''AfaAgsd. .,r re-s.4-a..f.r-
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EbiFLGW1Ivn0w
MRS. sYLvAnUs REEDS
Boarding and Day School for Girls,

No and Ellt ID 81 NV IoFE,
Rs-opsns OCTOBER isi, iS5s- Preach = The laa-
gaags Of the School, The Collegiate oourss requires
iouf yeaI Every provision b 1adrded for The bsath
and comfort y veil ~ the thorOugA edneafi1n d
paPlG. saI-W
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FRANCE
PARIS E1nIDlrloy DlsrRlarrloS OF rnlzEs.l

PARIS EXHIBITION DISTRIBUTION OF PRIzEs.l
PARIS, October el.-The distribution Of
the Paris Exhibition prizes took place to-
day. President MacMahon opened the
ceremony.
Thefollowing Americans received decora-
tons OF the Legion OF Honor: Commission
er General R. G. Mccormick, who is made
Commander; Prof. r. A. P. Barnard and
VIM. W. Storey, who are made Officers;
G. H. Girard, Secretary TO Commissioner
General; Henry Petit, Engineer and Ar
chitect to the Commissioner Generals
staff; Thos. R. Pickering, Superintendent
Machinery Section; Lieut.. Benz. II. Buck
ingham, y. S. Naval Attache; John D.
Philbrick, Superintendent Educational
Section; D. N. Armstrong, Superintend-
ent Fine Art Section; PROT Andrew D.
White, Ii D., Juror; Prof. VIM. P. Blake,
Juror, and Prof. Edward knight, LII D.,
Juror, are made Chevaliers. Cyrus H.
Mccormick and Walter A. Wood, who
were in 1867 made Chevaliers, have been
raised to Officers. Thos. A. Edison and
Elisha Gray were made Chevaliers.
RELIEY FROM PARIS.
PARIS, October 2l.-Count De Paris sent
Minister Noyes 1000 francs as contribu-
ton TO the yellow fever fund.
The Boulevards are crowded tonight,
and the principal streets are brilliantly
illuminated. -----
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RooK ANDJoB PRISTING-ATTaE
" Daily lntsLlsaaee JSb Oasee you 40 ~ n
Ends q Book and JOb Printing On the shsFilSt Ss,i
a The Lowest Price and 10 the b6it stYiS a ~ -
No. SAsd u FSaFISSaih 81 ;
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A BEAUTIFUL PORTRAIT

OF any slre made from any hnd d small plciure-
General Akppts yAntad 10 every unoeeupled county.
AddresI THE AUBURN COPYING CO., Auburn,
~. V,-k
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TASH PAID FOR HAIR at F. Trzcinskis
~ For particulars see another column.
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BOOTS & SHOES

A NTON oCHUMAUHEk, Boot ana shoe
IA Dealer. Sd St., I'd door North ot MAIN.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

A>ik Just published, a new edition of
ErSRks2 DR.. CULvERwELb' $ CELEBRATED ESSAY
nkzAss9 on the radical core with out Medicine J
of SpERMAToRRHGA or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Losses, IMPoTENCY, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, I'm Dediments to Marri-
age, etc.; also, CONSUMPTION, EPLEEPsY and
FITS, induced by self-indugence or sexual
extravaganza, &c.
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