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NEW YORK PRoDUCE MARKET-ssp'. II.


Flour-Ths ket very dull and prices teud iovu-
war sa-s 6R1J bBls s. 50145 IN dsm2sed and IN
snund- 81 5a5 suaurfue satc $ 1873 - Tor eGla
stale S5 10 for suIe-ue $ uz5 % iqT cuil
mon 10 me wes;oru; ; , q o ior silpl'ls
hound hoop Ohla; mar. e slus lu 2al ihg
tendency d0wuwa q. Crual-u hour uul - eS 10 4ps
al 5l6 A. 0l Common choice extra small sales Rye
l0lr Il - jla4 p ., ,--,-
5l b new white Michigan sod AZ 81 p, tu good Car
gu s1rllg and uJ tu southern II = Ii u lor
nj aad s. si1l 40 Tor white.
Rve-Q 11-t a. - I6c-
Bafsy-FIrasr; &c refused for prime parcel Of Wes
49,. -.
sales lO0 &c 75c for IlleJT 10 prime n Ie1 west
oats-Peay and dull at l7e for STATE, and 47z59c for
wai-sy-DulI; sales so bdls al oi56e.
Psk-us ness lIEaItel, ard the nsrkct heavy es -
his al 81 sUalI SIC - TOR thin mess Sls b
for ces; SIS fr aud SIS s9el5 s. t1I prime
BseE- and uncBaugsd; sal-s iuJ ibis ~ 81 zl1
foT ti-1so nsss, is - reracked uss and S4947 -
for BueI Hams aud lEIme Mess beei Terlaia
quiet -. ,r-.--
81 rnals. 50l l1saluzld sides sid o. private Le ns
iard-U lscd. slles SO obs % ilH Il q
BalLrG-Sie1y l-Sl1 Tor Quo, AID lo-j- loT sac
Cauese-Dui- a. Sd17sc.
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rrLrsr OF VESSELS passing IA and oct Of the Lock o.
,b. eaad Canal a Pori Cob5urne c W furnished By
the LOck Tea3ort1 d p Do55ni Secretary oi 'Ae board
OF Lake Ua lerwu,erss
Po-Sp WEST sep. sth-Bargae Quebeci sc-rs Helen
len gargae t. Buttles On tie lJlhScnrs O1-lecoek,
Carchp0-e
ro,xn FIST Sen, ah-Prop Cleveland; schr LeIEick.
Or INC 10 L-Prol Bay STATE, scrs summit OncI rs q
ATcilc. william Surgls, Freeman, A L Hose4ioA' FS
m0llh k1ck
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1858. 1888.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

-. ~ ~
- - 80. -
WINTER AkRAh,sERIEA
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ TO- ls5s Passenger Train leave Cleveland as ollOs
Gas ~ Cncinna Express stopping a Bsrea tirzltcn
Nelunsto-, New London, Shelby Cresill1e,
Gallon, Darlington an Delaware
330 p, u. AccJmuodatil stopping a. all stations
SID A., Cincinnati Night Passe ger s-opplng al I'll stz-
tons between ievsiand and Gallon, and 81
Ca CinEIon and Delsvzrr; alsc, stopping %
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, SanduSky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield IL Vernon. New *. Zaresvllie. SC
CreElle. Ptshurgh. =. Wayne and CiIcsso hziIr0ld.
for Forest. UDfer Ssn&ussT, DeipuUs Lima
Wasus. porte CEiragu &c west and Ia
foI Mlnsfeid, N,llster hasslllon &c
Gallon and Bell ioutsIn Railroad Line for Nauon. Belle
flutaIne Siuney Uuiun, Mlusi-, lndIanzpoil-
Ten Il iuts, V.uCeunes, ETan nFTIle- LuuisFl le
Caro-, 81 Louis,
Os Aza-s Dzy u an Ciucnnat- Line FOR snrnEfeld
0lVtou, Hzmilfcn CIncI uHfi. krhmoud, n
diEnarolis, Terrs II ute, 81 Louis. Ec-i snd 9
Cincinnati with the Quo Mississippi Rail-
Iost foT Louisville, t8d al points On he Ohio
Celuz5zI Li,.ls Miami and Columbus md 1sais Rail
road, for NsuiA, nayfou Ildianrpol, Ie re
Hzuie, 81 Louis, MJTrug, LJTelaud and Cit
rnsfi and with he Ohfo AMI v ssissisul ha-
r1zd Cincinnati Tor L0ulsT De Evansvl e,
C1lro, - Lo1Ls a1d al pollts n ths Chi3 r15sr.
Co.ua lus Celtrz ONO RaiToad i1r AeFaTE, slllf
WhsslIlE, lie; Co.umhgs, FIgua Ghd Indians
Rsllr0zd for Piqua. UrIzu1- kc-
O. Fer T.rsetE puLtH ard luflTluE-iou apply a.
hs Union Tcks- Once 5lSu2eEor street, or a. The Pas
soussT station
Cis7elnns May l5. lisa
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STllDART, BEHIS { MURRAY,

FLOUR.
We arc receiving tie following well kncwn brandsof
Flour consignment which call the attention OF
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s.ssrarr MAY Queen, Viser, Detrllt.
SIelulsr Ocean k.v. rs, uetrusi
; = 49, Mo- Buifaio, 3Oj t0us coal Wheeler
Scb1 A Hat Bordea. ChIeaso; 81 tons coal : "
- IIaoIl e BIImIn. HIToui u tens coal = kegs
nails, " ; Carcs-
Srl,r Y5fsl ovTn. I.lcy. OsEesl- 15sss tu wheat
= hr a. aid HIleVTrl tols s-uLe ware Ao-
uey < o.; pk-s md G, bassy' Burgess- , -
Schr R55eEis, AndleSs' Chiclgo, 40 tons COAL
"
sehr Bel Franklin. Clark. Toledo; no cargo
schr GraaI Hackett, MilUaukle t5o tons Of ooa'
sow g Neville Buao; - tors Of coal % bbls vinegar,
MI1 \ NJ
Scow rreIIus, Detroit
sc5w Ellen Nne, spear, " 1cottes 81 tons Of coal
i NJ
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Cincinnati Daily Ma ket Report.

AloObol-75 q and 90 p cent sbove prof. 4Ol ass ask
Buter-W p Merchants fair prime. in hrkia l3sl6c;
and fair Ohio and Indians 10 I2e. Choice West
Reservs Dsiry in nrkins. lse Market bare.
Bsan,-Pdne email "a {, > o. lbs. sLIJs JsSlz5
Cbeess-Prims medium And large ". 747sS S75se; Beat
brands Engish dziry. $ 9Se-
Codse-Rio. eonm1n and urine. llSl2e
CSndie-Prssssd TallOw ll25sei slsrli Is sDd l5 Ca
IseaIgse1-.
Floar-OrsiHary sid good saPsrss, p bbl sLs'Gsiso;
choice red and extra ybts wheat s5lJcS
Dried Fruis-AppIss choice z Is lbs, SlS6
q IS Peaches. unpevlsd s5 lbs s35oSFoo-
Grsin-Thsai prime Ied and wIss gss sl.1s Oats CT
Erriva ssc; orn prime yellow and White 50 e Prime Rye
and BARLEY Rate.
N5lasSss-Pris n O., large and sHaall lots. L sc
Ols-Lias-ed large sad small lots s5Ss5ei Lard No
No. !. 75as5e
Provsons-Bssi city brands esIpOrk = tb sl6e0' best
city brands barrel lard IO Ulc bacon sA1d-r and rbbed
Sse- % sei hams plan and suar-euTed eAavsEsd loe
aI2e.
Rice-Fsr - prime 4.3iise y ..
sagAT-cozaoa low fair Ard iair. 9 sss; good fair
prime and choice. 50 E9 19Ee,
seuds-Fax > 55I common snd prime 81 2l.45 lin
othy fair and prime sl75 81; Clover e O. lb'
IN sacks and b5is-. $50 Narkst nesTiy bare.
Tsliow-Prlme city rendered. lce
Eassen E1eaaago-Pssk Per ssui premium buying aud
ssia rates,
n We allow selling rates hsTs fer New York Ezshanss
-. - -. -, ,-r. ,,,-, ,-s t--rfr- r,-., f5r rr.fts On
- ,,'7.s-,... - ,,-,,,-s a, -. b,,. - ,.I *
-. - -, ,rr. - b.,.
STRAIGHT pENISG 4 co.
REVIEW or THE DO TUN PRODUCE MARKET FOR
The WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER BY GEO NJ
FoWLE 4 CO. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BosToS, -eP; G If5s-
The past week has been du The revival OF business
Is C5Efs1r Is the main pillar in healthy state Of
trade and our market is nos a. present ''s'soekeo A
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Gnarauers.

Eng r 1YING AND LITHOGR1PHTNG
DRAINARD & BURRIDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LITdo5RAPHERs, ~
stIsst, ,ctSSsiEut, D
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Ss7:. Il.

TELsskAFHl
r-.,r-I -rs hat been o. eIty god dcETnd for douT
70 dsv an u rs " lgness arso uoaaers 70 me
b.se. Gu. a IL sh1E @ cIauges = % -
- ) sE site, Ss.5 O. cl1l sl+--us
s5 81 z , ~ - ch Ige ztz Oiot ll-1s11
n.i 49,. a. CA q; s. . . vsril, n
q. L. ~ market tassI; a SIS u 10
a =, Il 81 tsE T.; s0lU .Illvs krt c.uu a. s. %
Cgrl-ta b. .atr eEaul z1arAci str2tT s1rs f9-
b u &c u4s u; &C AID : To- ve1s PIIae
Rvz- OsrI; ssles 81 ~ bu ~ 90.
Ball-v-Wausul a &c
Whs-y-Ia ul nsud. Ezlts 49, Tbs 30 -2'sa
ga5a. i1el-hIs-llcl ,. Sal - - Nhe7t
zrt y y. Glru 90 a.. X
D. l.ts b. LsE &. sae Al - EaIrs-F l1cr saS5 lu
VII o. IS ~ uu, ro4. j. s9 T. as .so-O u
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FLOUR-Is firm for all yood round brands. but dull for o
dinary qualities. Prices continue be vel sustained
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oSwEGo PRODU, + NARSET-So7t. Il.
lay rELE=RAPH

wS-at-Is aed o,s the views q buyers snd the MAJ
.iw tacrt atcr al CD ,ns,; siies : 900 u u tT
Il mos "a. vaI-l &C -Or EerT fuuCe geLlsN 10
taaaI III, isut--LJuA uG shade -asler-
Lac I'm u E-5JiEJ uu wllu L u 10 z c "a
Iau.l ExguIts-Il 10 VII a.; S.EJJ bu barley.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Sept. IIth.


ARRIVAL
sie.rasr Mar Gleeu, YigeE, Detroit.
So nj Oce evans, DetT0iL - A., a.
Morrls a
Pr . Collins Bliia O. - p,ssa - H'-
sch CT.oas i.aa p Huron. SC II shIHsles, Sand-oI5
sem yiiiht, D1ake. Buaala; % lbs sal. Troy Cha
sch iussgu ReaIag,ol Bufalo; 90 b5ls salt. aad 20
S.h "a rt Duncan Detroit; 6atsns .lndso On s.
Schr [ al-s .. Jal1rs.4 Os7yeso % bos sat JOG
s=cEs SAT-, ) o bl-s wlier llue
ScoF Aauells, EIck, TE.-tJl5 - II -eei luoer Is II
lz.h, + Clark
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I5Is IC5C
The Northern Transportation Co.,


The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL DURING IHE PRESENT
w season run their well known aud popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM rROPELLERS AND
SAILING TESSELSf
Regularly between Ogde sburgh anu psWeso and the Up
per Lakes, foTminra
Dally Line bettrseR OgdenSbaTgh AID 0strego,
and Ports on Lake Erie
And Trl-Wee " me between Ogensbu.g and Osweeo
and Ports on Lax. Michigan Connecting Ogdensburgh
with the Ggdeusburgh 3ud Vernon Gen tIa Roue be-
tween O-denShurgh. Burlington, Concord Manchester
I a,--ence Ns-hga Lowell anO Boston: and ~ OSwers
with Hovev CrawoTds OsWeEO lire Of Thir.y Fist
Class Cana Boats Caige size,l the eulIgo canal
tween Oswego and New York, thus ahOriing Regular
SPEEDY and Cheap Route, with but transhpment Be-
This Company having made the most ample arrange
al OsWesO for Dock ard Soage acieS with sbun
accommodation Tor handling, assortlng and Shipping
Freight, "pon the uracte Al Ogden>bush can guar
antee the sae prompt and perfect delivery OF al properly
rms Lin connect Al Clevrland with the N0rthern
ransuoffatiou Line Of Canal BOatson the Ohio Canal
line o Props ersto lie s. rior, and With RsirO9ds to
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, LOUISVILLE and 81
LOUIS.
AGENTS AND coSslGNEEs:
] i. warner, slip. NY RI Bosto.. Mas.
Geo Glars, I ll3 Broad 81 Crwford Co., OgdensbA
+. c. H0yey,i New Hork. New York;
Hoysv Crawford Os~sgO Wm EsssrID i0s9o x
sIGIhsr Co, Chicago. III. BsIelay Co., Mil~aukss
Wis
coNsISNEEs
Locker Co. Racine. y kIEKL1Sp. Snehoys1a;
Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
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HIPST CLASS-Bosts, Shoes, Hats andl
Caps, Books Df Goods Gin bpSss bales onc nor Iou n
and trunks, } prCss, (in boxes and balrsl - - ~
Feathers, Flrs, &C., )
SECOND CLASS - Domestic S'retinE,
Surfing aad Ticking. lu uSun! Gales) no rav lro liz
Drugs Ga casks,l Hardware, LsntIer, 49, " "
Ia rolls 81 boSrsl Wool ant sheep Pets
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS-An"ls Steel, Chains ON
casAsO Hemp, Bacon, AID P"TS sailed 81. - 1oo lbs
GOOSE in casks lrob1c, mRnufactu- - - " 49,
ell, (yNCgpt ci .aTs Urcut) Sc. &c.
FOURTH CLiSS-Culve, Eisi ,BNcon, beef
Pork tiG casks boxes, gastTHT'il t5. ,no lie
Lard s. L,rl OIL, Malls, sofia Ash Ger w -' -
| man Clay, Tar, pitch, IIosin. i.
FLCCS.-ki, peg bbl until further notIsc.
GRAtNIu loads - csWs per luu lbs, uHtl further
! notice.
c4TroN49 pei bale not exceeding 800 lbs weight, until
| further Dotiue,
80 IN shopping goods from my point east Of Phaicl-
pha, he paTtcuarto zaGr packages .Eib Pes,aS.isgn III
NrH1f' All Goods consigned 10 the AGENTS OF this road
h. -'Paia eg P't'sbarEh, VIII he forwarded without
,t.stjn. = Evans "a Tilby street Boston;
rsrtII;T 4GvyTS=-- Vi No William street, and John
ClaTsr So A,tor H"EFS-- 'wIorki Pierce NCo lanes
riiIe O; Irsin ( o, aud spriFgiaaH Rel { c.. aud
r. q N.Itrlln, Nliisqn, 1uI: p4hpEsn', =. Evans
Carter Ie'vett, Louisville, by; ! r. lHJty Co"
VILE Iut sass st LOUIS, Mui hagTss = aT,!i
Me rphls Tenr; Leech c., Chicago. ~ Glass; fs.t
Wayne Inc: Sl-eicr. Phila; MaSr2T Moons, HFiA-
more; d 4 Stewart Pittsburgh ~ ,,,,s
II. H. IfFSTUN, Eien' Freight Agent, Ppu2N
jyIyl Ill. LONIDAERr supt., Aitoona, Pa.
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j. 6 EORRS
NEW BOOKS.


J. c. Cgg-S, tf,-n --lv = .. Tl1-rl75'.
. 4 Main stFe-t. jIst -s--i=-l, q ftrg-. HFr...
lanc0us shoot tlt g. l ~ 4ss. a'spu s-l a-4 "a
% EaH 30 r Ahr1r pt- l.rrEs M b. fs1sl 1
isSuic. u ia,.,' l-lInl. TRIMS L-fa - Elalr-
-il collins y r-zs -Ilt l--i.'- i.-=-- o. t-.s 3D.
Com zlents-es: 73Sp, = -s.1E's C-.T V-a-s "a -.-
Eanr's ExDi .rin- Era- litiSI, ~ is1r o. 41r-s
very, the :IlHs y! tl= SItt=liI-, S-t-a, !..ylla.
ing Too Late, e, &c.
We have also q iarsC nI7I7-r Or bl1tss-i--i=l
for the Hold avs, Esict "a ~ o. sen rash
Also tk- publications NJ tls P-=f1Tt--irn 1li=! (
School UEiou AL Trt-t 5r.s-T.
Every thing l-Ia.iv f'11iiu IN ir1sa % go.
Ecpt constantly cl han /, n ~ ~ Ma s-Fs=s-
WE have nov iu s.rr=tl- fsilJFi1s aEs= % 4
w au.! Brown C1tt1n-, il 20 81 it1-- El.-I We Z
~ prices a Tor a. can be b51=-t 10 zee e.tr:
! ease Sslln-r IA-n, 90 -f'-l
4" Wafer rEi55r o.
/ 81 TI1-lfN, o.
! - Ar-lc-. Extra h-E-vA %
Also, = Izr=- Supply Of -''Fl.t= ';s1E-" v L .
Inluse celebrated I1u,-lifc C1t;'n.
BspTS GOODS
Bale - ssNevers -u,.''
- ''G1n-ssp-a'
'sWa.aTlss"
We also have iar--- supplies OF Di'laT cl'e .--
sheeting-. Table Diaper DIntsa. f5F-is, flE-l.l.
and Napkins OF all SECS, gu siiti-g - Pt'-z--s-
norZ IfEfsNELL Z SVEA.!N
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TRANSPORTATION.
CT veIand, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

E szszszz:7g - -
ON and after Monday, January g. 1s5s trains viii run as
~ follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1900 A. NJ Mall Train stopping all stations arrive Al
Pittsburgh at 7:I0 p NJ, ana at bridgeport ':24
LEAVE PITTSBURGU
200 L. NJ Nail T-ain, stopping all regular stations
(PoIt Homer, S!oans, and Deep Run are flag
Stations for al passenger tTaiIs.l arrives Mt
Cleveland at 35J NJ and At bridgeport At
ECU p NJ.
25 r. NJ Express Trsn, stopping all regular stations
arrives at bridgeport at 1924 u.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
7:30 A. ~ Train stopping all regular stations
(Deer Run, Sloans, Port Homer nag sta.
FOR this train } arrives Mt Cleveland at 555
p VI and at Pittsburp at 1885 NJ.
225 p NJ Train, stopping at all stations and arrives
Pittsburgh at $40 + NJ.
But one train daily Cevrland-leaves Bridgeport At
$3.50 "A.
connexions.
Councillors by all liToul trains follows
At Cleveland Toledo Drtroi Chicago and
Wsst; also for Eric, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
B-iiair, with the S;eubenvc Indi
Central Ohio Railroads. for Cadz, CosluctCn, Ntw-
ark, Baruvsvie Wilmington. Lancaster Colun
bus, Cineii natl. u diui nprlis and 81. LCuis.
Wheeling, with baltimore { ohio Railroad, for Cum
berlAud arrs Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City
Through Tickets b. purchased at the vari-
Offices TIE line; also nj the Union lisk-t Once, OPP
posite tie Leyee Wheeling Va and the Union oniee,
~ Superior St. Cleveland, Ohio
Superiut riouc's Office, c < = L II, JAMES FARMEl,
Cleveland, Jan. %. rs. jaE2S Supt
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Music, Music, Music
7 IST MUSIC, just received Ihis ElornHg=-
IL shower OF PeaTis-L4 Msrseflals=
Why do summer Roses Raief Child g the Regiment
Gambler Wife-Ioot and Ladder QlcE sep.
National Union Omc-T's Funeral
Long long Weary Day.-I have no Mother Now.
Selma, Star Of the evening No sight There.
song Of the CaptiVe;-The Day our Mother Died.
Tarantella.-The Rock Beside she Sea.
The Treubadour's S0nE.-O'er The Lone Sea
Tn, Last Meeting with The Old Folks.
And nthers too numerous enrIo No charge fT 100
ing Gail see loeiSl PAYNE &C.
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E2s E 49, 80 ~
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PBNNsYbvANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
l tic cities vita Western, North-Western, and Sonth-
Western sts by consinu9s Roilway direct. This road
also pirthurgh with daily line OF 81 ameTs TO
ali ar,s On the Western Rivers, and Cleveland and SAN
husky Will, all oTts the North cster
LHkts making te most di"6St chsGPe't ana fs't"ttt
;le West
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ITO THOSE WHO ENTER MY INSTITUTE, or REMIT
/ me 4sl, and thus s. cure GUARANTEE SCHOLAR
time LIST day September
upon completing thorough course Of DnThlc Entry Book
keeping its Collateral branches. secure lucrative
ploymcnti Commercial Banking Houses Accountants
within ninety DAYS graduation, they s.in
BE- indemnihe the full amount Of the paid fer tut
sion, and thus realize
Free TuiIiou. or Lucrative SitanIiouE.
Graduates this Institution CLING rsHUUusi-
positions Cashiers Book keepers and
Railroad Clerks different sections Of the country.
and being preferred by business TO Graduates OF
Mercantile College. Hence the above uuparal-
rlsd Inducements nothing hut the Superiority
Ct my Instruction oro lgh training OF my students for
'.Sss life would
bdsS iRripai Of this Esf,st;oa has bs,a practical
re IL, q i2HgeI. period than any other Tsasber
in ~ Rf, q, eo,, for further partleqlaEs
AS5ieSs ~ ~ w.. w. 81 sSANSF Err
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Cheaper than Ever.

Cheaper than Ever.
~ REAT DISTRESS lOSssy in the East; Railroad
II Stock, and all goods forced the Market
atrunOus prices TO the ImPoTier ard Msnuasur
err have ius. red from the EasteTt cities and have
purchased goods these prices. and e onr To
nv customers md tie pube generally, goods made mp 70
or IN i,oatP Pants ard Vesta in the neAtest and most
fAshionAIIe sy and read yRdr e-oirE ioSrT than 'eJ
have ever ogeyed IN Jis nnarkt fea SiH 60 nne
clothes for the sauue o rs heretofore a!d foT coarse
Cone and bay Io5e5s ~ HBaelS.
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~ VOTNEFEEPFRN.

IN STORE AID S7r sale. - T-irc-.I fsi-s'- ta-
j articles. VIZ: Plate Wrruaers. nas s-si=s 40
Coal Vases, lg= SEA-: five S-a-'is % 'ti-r-1'E I
Also. Fsn.t-E-. "a P-T-, Coal --rsstes. f1l-i -.
Buckets Cake. 1c- and TSuIr- E1N-s. T. flnr.
er5 Hearth Iisaours. as-1rs-di sizes. fable t- %
Mats, CHarna arll Vegetable Dishes, Plated '.- -
FORKS o! she Best qGn iy: Cl1-a=s, frAgr-ir s &.
k.-.a % =arIor- patterns Sfie frrn-. Ma Ma
WV iTEE-E'
5r-s- VI s. H1rr-s -
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) sl9 AYERS
- PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF
FAMILY PHYSIC.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A

THERE has long existed public, demand for ar "h-c
tive pratve pill which could be relied sure InG
percctly safe IN its operation This has been prep"' ID
~ meet that demand and extensive trial of its virtues
h., coucUsycly shown with what success IL ueonpsh
purpose designed. II is easy Ia maze PHYSICAL Tg
la. not casg 10 make the best Of all Th one which
should have none of the objections nut al te a9Na-
iapes OF every other This has been attempted here,
.ui with what would respectfully submit to
thc public decision 1t mas been unfortunate 70! 'he
,alent hitherto that almost every pgative medicine IS
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels This Is not
Many o. them produce so inicn gPing pam ana rev
sion in the system to more than counterbaance the
good to be derived from them. These pills produce
irritation or pain, unless 1t arse from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels. Being
purely vegetable, harm arise from their use in
quantity but II better That any medicine should
taken judicously. Minute directions foT their use
the several diseases TO which they are applicable
given on the box Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Complaint its various forms of Jaundce, Indigestion
Iuguor ana Loss OF Appetite LisesShess; iIi'aOII'S
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain
ia the Side and Ions; for, in truth ali these are bot
the consequence OF diseased action in the liver AS an
apye. they afford prompt and relief IN Cos'e-
neas Piles, Cole, Dyscntery Hum"rs Scroula and
SCuTVy, Colds with soreness OF the body Ulcers ana IN
parity OF the blood; in short any and every case where
puT-ativc IS required.
They have also produced some singulary successful
rheumatism, Govt, Drop>y, Gravel, ETyspeas,
Palpiraon Of the Heart, Pains in thc Back, Stomach,
aud Side. They should be freely taken IN the STrn %
yc4r party the blood and prepare the system for
the change of An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach and boels INTO healthy acnn and re-
ie appetite and vigor They purify The blood, and, by
trcr stfnuIant the crcuiatOry system,
diseased energies the whole organism. Hence
c1sicl dose Is advantageous, even though serious
advancement cZ!stsi but unnecessary dosing should
reduces the strength when taken to The thou-
sand cnSGs IN winch IhysIe IS required cannot De eh-
of every body: and this pill is found to better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto been available
To mankind. Where their virtues known, the
public viii longer doubt what remedy to employ when
M need of catEortic medicine Being sugar wrapped
they pleasant take, tndbeing purely vegetable,
harm can arise rom their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper Oh the Box
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SHEET MUSIC. '&'
Tlelsrrsst sto5ts Of sheet music, musical works. A.
IN ;hr Western
~ Music sent to any address posSAse free. "a
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u eonn-,,on with the aavc, keep svery Sin! u mn
steal instruments musical m .rchanlise generally
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CGNRFOKTH,s
Removal.
PIoughs. PIoughsH

Ploughs. PIouShs.. -.
Z HAyy bee, a7,r,7.r,.l sole s-e1;f1r tss 7'y
i OF Eyerett 4 BlansensGI.s' -eietrs.-l
LEVER PI4OUtTftS-
TAcse Tlou=is are VERY iu--lF esf-li -' --
i=re,! il this market, and TIE attention. OF q
chants IS directeI 20 them keep 11ii'LAI-'-.
'-''s' en- Z Ul''''e' ! NJ PriPllshi,
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MISCELLANEOUS
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
IA MAIN ST, WHEELING.

GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
IA MAIN ST, WHEELING.
FALL AND WXSTBE TRADE.
CTOSE G THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
> they in receipt Of their fun stock OF Fa and
Dry & Gods, Varieties and millinery . Gods
They kaYe inst received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added 70 eir former stock VIII eThe them pre-
sent 70 the Public than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered to the Public
To their former variety they added aIar-e
CarPeing and RugS Of the latest designs and best makes.
and also beautiful line Of choice Firs, suitable for
Winter Trade,to both OF which, vel a. their stock
generally they invite the attention Of the Trade
Having been in the Eastern cities short tine previous to
the late heavy rise IN all kinds nf Cotton Fabrics, and buy
ing largely with IT, Cash, they have done FOR
TIs well directly from the Importers, and Manufae
tuSrs in some instances they able % Ter ucetent-
to CASA BHVsrR, either BY the PIECE A. RETAIL
Il by similar house D. the Wet.
Of their rapidly rcTeasinE Trade they
have iae and making ample arranEeuentst 10 furnish
the Public with of the best selected stecks OF goods in
their line In the West.
II this stock may be found fully
12,019 yds SiIks-embracing % the finest INN
1900 Z" French MrTnoes, Cashneres, Bombn
ThIbets and MaddOr1ias-of every guslity and color,
A full line Richest Painted, Ornhre shaded
in striped Cashmeres and D=iaaes-mported.
ZOO Stasls ami Cloaks-enbraciGs some OF the --1-
ever offered in Wheeling
$4,000 yIs Ginghars Declares, DelaIneS and Puts and
6O,OGO " Of Observation-Disclosures the largest line Of
American Wo2ens ami Cotton goods KEEP: by Any similar
house, 10 n nj b. hause IN the CITY.
They have laid In their stock with view closer cash
tre and plsg= the Public that No effort upon their part
shan bs wanting O. pleas.
they feel confident ;iat they can osr aiucenents
close cdsh byes sNce BY no house IN the W-str II IL
the Unlt- STATS NJ t.ouhle 70 sIoH goosoods sent e
Cars lIOtris and Boats for customers.
Es-AlEays on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
noy5