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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-24
paE WORCEsTFR sPY.
TERMS OF PrBLloA7IaA.

p>utsd and Pu5ast.sd by JOHN NIT IN EARLE
kTHGMAs DREW, at No 2l2 Main Street. Worcester
Mass
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The Syrup Is the best known remedy for the cure
COLDS, COUGHS, TIaHTNRss Of the CHEST, or any
lung Disease.
The Pills ere purely Vegetable. ard are the hest Pill
ever used f9r HEADACHE, FOUL STOMACH, and
COsTVNNESs. 0ue trial Of them will be sufficient to
gain for them preference an Others Try them and
be convinced. For sale by Apothecaries everywhere,
ie22 d8m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-24

TUE BELLEVUE HOUSE Of
TZss-gs N -wport, R. L. will be opened on the &c of
1888 JUHe, and will BE- kept open until the NJ O f
HhAJiN X Oyember. To tn gentee family House
kAsz1 i8mauy he first families of the Uuited States
annually resort to pass the Sumner months. German
Band Of rare Musical Skilniuc in number-w perform
every afternoon and evening during the Gay Season.
Persona wishing to esfape the heat ard turmoil of the
city. will End at this House elegant and attractive
home. P. B. PECKHAbI, Proprietor
my25 dn
3 NAWKsUG HOUSE, Mystic Island.
IsssM This favorte Watering Place, having under
.@a4gsa gone thorough and extensive repairs is now
op-u for the rec pti0n OF visitors. It is situated on
Mystic Island in Fishers Island Sound, opposite the
mouth Of the Mystic River. midway between New Lon
con and soniuRton The large and siry. aud
the house is lighted with gas. No place the Sound
affords greater ABILITIES for bathing and fishing
Three Steamboats, running between Norwich New Lon
don Stonngtor and Westerly, touch at the Island each
way their route daily. Steamer leaves Norwich on
the arrival Of t. noon train from he Island.
Billiard Room and Bowling saloon connected with
the huse. Pleasure beats will be always in attendance
for those who desire to SAIL with experienced boatmen
jy1 dim WM MoOUNE
esaHaa, BSANDRWTa HOUSE, Broadway
EslH# Canal and Lispsnsrd streets, New York, has
iiE VA be recently improved and Fedtted at great
.ssssaaa expense It is Kept on the European plan
Prices OF from fifty cents 10 two oBrs per pay
There ae two splendid kfstaurants attached supplied
with every delcacy that the market affords.
The Bra ndreth House prestns advantages unsurpass
ed by any frs class house in the city. Persons may
live u the most luxurious, comfortable or economical
manner L G. BRIGGS, Proprietor
jyl d3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-24

JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such as Gold Chains, Pins Ear Rings, Thmbes Pencils
&c. &c, all of which will be sold at prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
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Patent Masasc Roofing.

me Subscribers are offering to tie public the best
substitute fer metal slate roofing ever before offered
cheaper and more durable Roofing cannot be found
IS Periecty hre proof and endures the severity Of
summers heat and Winters cold, without melting or
crackng This Roofing can be put with perfect safety
over boards, plank tin, shingles steep or fat roofs
Two coats Of the Mastic old tin roof will make Il
as good as new and for preserving new tin roof ia lar
superior to paint D. w. JOHNSON & CO.,
Successors to saxby, johnson, 4 Co.
Otce and Mandatory, Suffolk street east Of Nathan
"ashburn's Rolling Mill, Worcester. Mass
hsFEREoRs;-Wm. A. Wheeler Amos Whitney Dem
MS = Lee, CHARLES w. Freeland, E'P. Moody.
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TNaE CArECHIsM, REVISED BY
ORSON N. HEATH, .
DEALER in TIN, BRITANNIA AND GLASS WARE.
Also BROoMs and many other things, which are sold
CheaP for cash,

When am sure of good 6argalnsl O, always, when
buy Of 0rson N. Heath,
Where can sell my rags, lead and old copper and
brassl also where can sell second hand carpsts beds
80 for cashl Verify say unto you, sell them to 0rson
N. Heath
Where can fni himf He will call at your door In n
few da with his travelling shops you can leave YOUR
orders at Swans Hotel for any thing You NAV want a5
they will be promptly attended TO- -
The subscriber has no connection 10 business with H.
A., Heath "a, oRsoN N. HEATH.
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Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
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Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons,
Forks Knives, Ladies' Cups, &C. which will be sold at
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-07-24

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKs!!! of
different patterns in Gilt Bronze, and Marble Cases,
which can be bought low,
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Or. MARSHALL CURES oATARRH.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES SORE THROAT
DR.. MARSHALL CURES COUGHS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES ASTHMA
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES BRONCHITIS.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES HEART DISEASE.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES LIVER COMPLAINT.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Dr.. MARSHALL CURES HUMORs.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES sCROFULA.
DR.. MARSHALL CURES CONSUMPTION
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WATCHES
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
AND SILVER WARE,

1T a Great Reduction from former prices.
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ANLOUR AND GRAIN.-sTooK b, STAND
ior salei also the Stock and Stand Of a ship Stores
and snip Chandlery business ia the city of Boston,
Both have been long established well located and en-
J9y an excellent run OF business. The propretors are
ABOUT engaging IN other business, and the above offers
strong inducements b an active man OF rodereta
20 90 safe and profitable business Will be sold separ
etc or together inquire Of s. r. NILES Adyertisinr
agency, scolsys Building, address Box 1880 Boston,
1ass. dom IL -
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CONSULTATION FREE.

Dr. NJ can for all cases, prescribe equally az well by
etter. Price SO 90 per month.
The First FOur Days OF Each Month
DR.. NJ RSHALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER.
Direct all letters to the Bay State House. Worcester
Mass, or the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York.
nc dswtf
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dissolution OF COPA RTNER-
- sap The copartnership heretofore EXISTING he
tween Daniel Draper and Abner Harrington under the
nsm9 OF D. II. DRAPER & CO.. is this day dissolved by
nu.ua. consent Daniel Draper will continue the bus
mess at the place, and is authorized to settle All &C.
counts DANIEL 9 DRAPER
oappville, July IL, 1858. dsws via
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RATES FOR ADVERTISING

l}fe square Is tine space occupied By 100 words IL
inea solld "Noapariel" type, being Just inch in
ength
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- THOSE WHO ARE DEsyR-
EST1s% GUS of improving their stock of Horses are
F9$S& invited TO call at No. 10 seaver Street. where
a-1-f---s~ may be found a very superior stallion.
myoI daw2mT
sd ca OSS BURN ET r's C,,15 NV
4 4E Err 0IL-just received and for sale hv
CHARLES CLARKE
myzo du Cor. Main and Pleasant streets
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SM LIAM b r o w N,
UphOIsterer.

All kinds Of Upholstery work furnished and Renalsed
Carpets cuti made, and put dogn,a
236 Main Street.
jel Oily Opposite Piper's Block.
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MUCH OF THE
Kerosene is adulterated with Rosin ONT
Consumers can depend upon having
G & U 1 n &c ARYEC EE
Tree rom the unpleasant and SMOKE which attend
the nferior-by purchasing Of "''''1 7'''nu
SMITH TARBELL,
19 Washington street. Boston,
P. S.-Gas Fixtures and Burning Fluid
myl8 deTu3m
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

n. W nickfnaon,s = r
Don Juan, ~ imp. gier'
roo, out of barkncss by
wagner. ....4ss...a...s
Thoa. n fhos. w. i,os.
wells b. n. Slasher, b.
hide Harold, cus Of
Sarah Washington by
Iingafee. ..........Y...-
Chas. =. I.I0yd's n. h.
Charley Bali. by Wagner.
ont Of Magnolia by Imp.
Glencoe sA...s.vt..-..
A kerwin's b. 4. NJ. n.
BY Tally no, out of Seven.
up BY imp. Chateau Mar.
EAuxs uxs...s...Y4....4.
W ". Gibhons' ch. n. Tte
Gar, BY Tally ho, ont "
snerewe<ta by Anirew
" W Ditkirson's ch. h.
Gov. Wickiife, by imp.
Giepece. ont q Motto By
INN Harofoof
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30
The British Treaty with China.

lrTOl tle NOrth Nhiua Hefaid July ~.
We have received from reliable the following
summary Of the important points OF the treaty which
signed ut Ten sin the Goth ul by his Excelency
the Earl Of Egm and tho Imperial Commissioners Kwei
lang and Hwa sha, ana which has since received the
ratification Of the Emperor Tho treaty contains ftys
ARTICLES
The snppsnsny treaty s and sa general rssnaons
& a r h s opcns ~ epponsat q Chinese aud
3conas pro yisons with respect the permanent
tahsLment Of e British Minister at Pek his family aud
Art4makes provision for The travelling postal and other
arransen,ssnts s q 9Li ile resident Minister.
secretsry@ OF Of State on foe!ing Of equality.
Art The same privileges accorded TO Chinese Minister IN
AT7 Provision with reference to Consals and their Official
Art Christianity whether Protestant or Roman Catholic
to be tolerated and its professors protected throughout the
Are British subjects 10 be permitted 10 travel for pleasure
or trad % all parts the Interior arrangements with respec
as sns 1fahs treaty and arss ohsT por;s
Sssss ssaas ans FaS s
uianan, e &c opened in addition 70 the prSscnt ports
Art - Iarto be revised By an Anglo Chinese Commission
rxkr II Revision 40 Of | iarifto be dccenniai.
lies lsyabe inland honsca to be publiscd in Eng
sss s and Gss hs a q y y
Art = Reduction cftonnage Dues and four months
uicaie e vessels .ngs ged IN coastips trade.
Art ~ anIcial correspondence TO be the future
panied nese version for The present@snd to bo cor"
81 The character T (barbaran) to be suppressed in
Art o. British ships Of war visit any port IN the empire
The commanders TO be treated OF equality by Chinese
Art os Measures to be concerted for the suppression
Art S. Favored nation clause
A.N Conditions Affecting The Canton indemnity question,
Art. 60 Ratilcauons to be exchanged within year
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tIubn Sept iT1 Correspondence of the London Post
This knot of vocalists sailed the Prince Albert
Galway Tuesday. They are. Is said, about TO ilu
engagement IN Now York and several other cities in
the States Before tho departure ~ the vessel they
entertained AZ supper.
local Journal In noticing the matter, ays--Aier the
rcrast had been done full justice to, Captan Thompson
rose and fad thai he desired 70 propose the health of
'1he Nationa Opera ConI~ny,s whom he was happy 10
around him, and parcularly that Of their
prina donna-lucy Escott Cthecrs) Tho toast was
drunk With great enthusiasm. Mr. Reyof, the musical
director 81 the company, returned thsnks IN excellent
and apmopssate terms Thcr foiIowed night ef
viyal harmony and delightful enjoy mcut, such
scarcely known before Within tke wallis Of Gal
way. Lucy Escou mnr N me most heantL
ini style and with ne cnsrt AIRS from
the bohemian Cifl anil the 4 laughter of Tho
Regiment Miss Hcyvari enng in excellent The
harr that through Tarss halls Mr. Cooke sang
/" Tom Bowling" But the gem ~ mcloay which distin
gushed the enioym of the night tlse snang "f
Lady nu, rims exquisite ballad, Tho dream q rc Irish
emipani" Several other songs al Of truly NATIONAL
character, wore sung during tho night ny Mr. Durand NJ
Saufcs, Mr. Cooke Mss Haywood, Mss Cook aud other
arkts q nc company Rnd a. fSe Vcccs " TIE morning
hey vcircd &c rest MM
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CURED without any necessity tr formal recognition Of
its outstanding liabilities b mixed up with these con-
sderacns would be dsagreeAble 10 seek to determine
As regards any course the federal government may
take the suspicion would be unjust but most ugly syp
tom the subject accompanies the statement just put for
ward at New York The creditors taunted as seeking
70 their usurous ventures and In modern days
the plea Of usury raised except as preliminary
TO Reputation few years back the Dry Dock Bank OF
New York succeeded in wping on debt TO Mr. Morrison,
Of London, by this means but the indignation ON the
point led alteration of the State law, and were
never 10 hear anything Of such proceedings. Eng
hshmen lent their money 70 Mexico on terms which in
duced her to prefer the London market to any other
They took her bonds at price which they thought might
the risk Of future instability but they did not in
clude among those risks the possibility that of the
greatest nations Of the earth would force her on to state
Of collapse and seize the property she had made over TO
them.
The steamship Alps, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool at ten O'Clock the morning OF Friday the
17th september
The Ariel, from New York, arrived at Southampton
the night of the 18th. -,.
The steamship Can ada arrived Oh Liverpool about three
O'Clock on the afternoon Of the 18th inst
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Total taken for consumption bales. 5e4 go 1889 42O
export (actuaD 49,. 1ss,S4S 2lS3l1
An.er. Brax. Egyp. ELsd ". T. 7bta,
Stock this day 45s44o II 100 "a 3os2o ss0 557 500
Same time 67 900 1920 1870 7o,170 40 32 400
The Manchester market for both goods and yarns has
advanced even more IN ratio, than the material and
producers generally we'll engaged that many
10 name prices for future delivery In which way business
s checked In extent though where orders be placed
a compromise between asking rates and buyers terms re-
suits In transactions.
Our grain market still wears lstless aspect and ope
rations confined TO the immediate OF consumers
without material change in value OF either wheat -four
Of good sound quality which only Is In request Indian
corn has been sought after, and Gd. 1s. per
quarter dearer The weather has been very fine again
and advantage is taken Of ii to the crops until late
ly in the fields.
Ashes-Thc sales very limited, at 32s. 32s. Cd per
cwt for pots and pearls Bark9nly restricted sales
at es Cd los for Philadelphia ffss, Ts per cwt for
baltimore. Lard is steady at 60s. a 62s per cwt., but
transactions pnInportan Iinsccd cake Is Ia good dc
Operations confined 80 terces, ut 16s. 19s Cd per
cwt Rosin--Sales embraced 4, GOO barrels common at
a. 4s 3D., mp TO 1ae per cwt. for very line quality.
Tnrpcnnc is only in retail request at ass. Cd 3s per
cwt fol spirits The above include the weeks returns
American produce.
SEPT Is-lPM
There is \ strong healthy feeling IN to-day conn mar
ket, with probable saes OF 10 600 IL 600 bales 1000
600 TO spectators and exporters Holders the de-
nand freely at the quotations OF yesterday but evnce
eogerness TO realise In other respects nothing partcu
ary new.
THE VERY LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1S-P. NJ
CorToS steady at Yesterdays Sales Of tho day
about 10000 baee Including 600 on speculation and
ooo for export Market remains firm.
HREADsJurs. Spence Co report the
ket quiet and no business doing in any article Weather
fine
PRoyrIoxs unchanged.
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IIvssrocr, Scrt ", 1853
A the time cf making MP circular advices ~ 10th
instant, per Niagara, market presented arm
aspect upon enlarged cperafor. The week under review
opned with good demand and The sales on saturday
were IL ooo hairs M fu receipt ~ the Arabas
advceN considerable snimason prevailed holders raising
Their limits fuliy eighth penny per 10, which was
freely conceded and ~ 600 bales changed hands Mon
day Tuesday business took o ~ 600 and like gnanfi
W Was Disposed of On Wednesday at sti HARDENING rates
and fendnf upwards, without checking the aror Of bv.
ere Yesterday the inquiry scarcely brisk, but
the sales reathrd 10 600 bales At The advance established
sptcuafors and exporters have participated 10 fsg ex
altcfetbcf more cheerful End confdcDonc Not tho
tamonr tho causes contributing th cni are the very
fnuering state of trade IN thc manufacturing distrts
tho iat orabe itces for productions In the East the
neFeased button ~ the bark ihc absence cf imports ard
thr ees ercopIfgnf r~y~rs q rext e~asc crop rros
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h, at, and out OF the Al the tan OF the drunn
Nit hoas went on with the iea being evidently Tie IN
teniion Of his rider 10 HIM had done In the pre-
vols race that B, allow himself to be headed in
the race If possible This heat one or sh. se beau
tiul witneesedt successiou Of brushcs
on The part Of Tar River from the beginning tho end Of
the race At times they neck and neck and then
slight falling on and another terrific brush but each and
all Were nnavalingas Nicholas always had link 10 let
out at hc call of his rider Ha maintained his position
iront, and came homo winner Of the heat and race
III loo After tho race and Nicholas returned
10 inc stand was discovered that bis legs bad been
cut by Tar River during tho heats which viii probably
preclude MS taking any part In the coming races Of be
meeting
The following s q summary
SECOND RAcE-SAxE DAY Sweepstakes for all ages--
Four mile heats $500 subscription forfeit with u BOO
added the race IL run Closed with eight nominations.
John Hunters ch 9. Nicholas l. by Glencoe, out OF
Mamie Rhodes, BY Wagner er....................2
X H. iiicknsons br. n. Tar River, by Nicholas,
uah py tlincn. ..........................I
John Campbell ch. m. Lizzie Mcdonald, (iorrneriy
Sue Washngton) BY Revenue, out Of Sarah WASH
ingon, by zinganee e.........................3 ds.
Reber kutz's br. IN. Aainodc, by Mariner, outof
Fashion, by Trustee. .........................d DIR.
VIM. II. Gibbons ch. m. Mary Evenc by Glencoe,
out of saibc Ward, by John II. Grymes. 49,. DIR.
John Hunters b. h. Mollican by Zlnyanee, out OF
Virginia Rose, by Trustee. Observation-Disclosures
Thos Thos. w. Doswell's b. IA. Slaslicr by Childe
Harold, out of Sarah Washington, by ZngaDee. ~.
H. II Dickinson's eli. Z. Gov. Wckiic by Glencoe,
out OF Motto, by Barefoot. DIR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-30

THE GOVERNMENT OF ALGERIA--MoRE NEGOTIATIONS
AND WAR DEMONSTRATIONS IN CHINA-THE MIN
ME RIFLE suPERsEDED-THE BoURsE.
We have news from Paris dated on the 18th instant.
Prince Naroleons journey 10 Algeria had been further
postponed, with view supposed to the prior set
tement of all the questions pending in relation to the
ganization of that country.
The French said 70 have secured treaty with the
King Of Korea yassal Of China for the establishment OF
French commercial settlement in his country The at
tack the Emperor Of Ava, who has refused 10 yield
10 the demands OF France, is imminent the orders to at
tack tho Bay ef Turowe Hue having already been
despatched.
The Aoniteu announces the cessation for the interim of
the Ministry Of Public Works.
The minnie rifle Is, is said, 10 be taken out OF the
hands Of the french army and to be replaced by
constructed on the same principle but which Is much
lighter ann easier 10 handle.
II s rnnofel that Marshal Canrobert is 10 be married
to the Duchess Of Solomanzor.
On the Paris Boafse the lItb inst. the three per
opened at s2f Toe, and closed at 72f Doc. The
four and q hall per cents were done at e6f.
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pSc Relief also having been Afforded TO those desirous
OF reducing their interest," II rs but reasonable TO suppose
stock dimnishes increased strength will be i'm
parted TO the market and We may yet see much higher
prices before any amount Of cotton be received
viewing the prevalence Of fever at the American seapors
likely extend and seriously TO interfere with early
receipts and shipments.
1o-day's market is steady, and prices firm at tho quo
tatcns, which raised nd TO 316d per H. those Of
last Friday The estimated sales are 10000 bales, Of
which 1900 are 70 spectators and exporters.
The total sales of the week amount to ~ bales, Of
which "a ,090 are American. Spectators have taken
1870, and exporters $780, leaving 1t, ,220 bales OF all
kinds to the trade.
The import for time is 54s bales, OF which s,607
are American.
The quantity known to be at from American ports
is about 80 .0Ob bales
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a
Tho closing event Of the das mile heat race I,s
purse of 500 for which hlre were three entries viz
Parachute Aamode aud Mr. Iluyds ally. Parachute won
IN two straight heats. She was The favorc against ,hs
Geld previous the START 10 four The following
Il summary ~ the race:-
r & Bush e ch. m. Parachute c................ .
Rcber n kutxs br M. Alomcac ............ a
e. Iloyds br. ally y---r.................... ar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
THE MARKETS..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. a. Breadstuffs continue
to come in very freely, and prices are declining;
small sales Of superfne -four at $5,l23a5, 90,
and extra at S5,44a6, 623. Rye Flour dull al
81, 373, and Corn Mealat 81, 25. Wheat isvery
dull, and the sales arelimited at ,2Oa1 90 for
red, and 81, 28a1, 80 for white Corn is unset.
tied and lower; sales of old yellow at s2as4, and
new ut T6a78. About 10000 bus. new Oats
sold at 42a423. Coffee is very firm, and 1000
bags Rio sold atl1a1l4. A cargo of English
island Molasses brought 90 cents. Provisions
are quiet 800 bbls. Ohio Whisky sold at 223c.
The advance in Penna. fyes yesterday was
caused by an order for purchasing to a large
amount by the State for the sinking fund.
New YoRK, Oct 24.-Flour firm; sales 1000
bbls. Wheat firm; 10000 bush. sold at $1,O8
for red Western. Corn declined; sales $4,000
bush, at 65aG6c for mixed Pork steady at
81 40a16 20 for mess. Lard quiet Whisky
dull
q BAImMoRp, Oct "a. Flour dull at s., 25.--
Wheat steady but unchanged. Corn, whisky
and provisions unchanged. 49sf}
CINCINNATI, Oct 24.-Flour dull and un-
changed Whisky, firm at 1s3. Provisions
unchanged.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25

NEw YoRK, Oct. "a. Demarnra dates to Sept
29th;. have been received. The Sugar crop
was nearly all gathered and IL proves to be- the
most abundant for twenty years past BUSH
ness was dull at Bertice and Demararai; several
mercantile houses which had snccnmbed 1nring
the money pressure in the Spring were again
commencing under favorable auspices.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-10-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.
Another Letter.-The Captain Of the ,- Sic

another Letter-The Captain of the steam
boat Creole writes as follows:
Dr.. A. S. ToDD.-Dear Sir. 1 have for "a
number of years, used in my family, your Anti
bilious or Liver Pills, and have found them tru-
ly valuable. I use but little other medicine in
my family. find them safe, easy in their ope-
ration and they cleanse the stomach and bowles,
kno 8ledge Of
1 have also used them for many years on nv
boat, on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers. have
found them to suit the bilious Diseases of the
South, better than any other medicine L have
ever used. Yours very respectfully,
Oct. 16, 1865. JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
I. 81. Logan 6 Co., General Agents.
SEE advertisement of-Dr. sanford's Liver In
yigorator in another column.