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s TO INVALID. soLDIERSI
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches,
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
b --Ll 1. MANUFACTURE lllo1N
q: 8, GENERAL HosPTrAL,

Wheeling, ". Pa, ALlTIl 18th, 1885, +.
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
you that have carefully examined the
Arunclal Legs manufactured by LEONARD
LEGRAN, and for which you are agent. For
simplicity OF construction Us well as durabili-
y and convenience, ] have never seen any
thing to equnl them, and therefore cheeffully
recommend them to anywho are unfortunate
enough TO need artificial limbs, I'D i3V
Very respt, your obed't serv't, q s.tYn.-
s ta A. A. Surgeon, D. s. A., III Charge.
i. WHEELING, w. Va, A pril nth, 1895.
have carefully examined the Aftihcfnl
Legs of LEONARD LE6RAES, and find them
simple In their construction, of good work
aRnship: light and very subStaIi tally made
1ey win he quite rs seFViceable as my Ilrti-
'fClal legs in use, and on account OF tieirsim-
cheertuly recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs. So
a JOHN FR1ssE1I,
~ ls'tiL A. A. Surgeon, u. 8. A
WHEELING, W. Va, April Goth, 1866
The Artificial Legs offered for Sale by CfIAs
bEIILER, Agent, can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure,
StfeRRgtn ne Of material and ssoR9my in price,
III Surgeon Board Of Enrolment.
1t affords me pleasure to state that LEON
gheny, has furnished me with an artificial leg,
that can use well, after one week y using. i
cheertnlly recommend to all who are unfor-.
tunnte TO need one to give him a call
At 90 -.TT --t - LEWIS RAAtALEY,
SpingdAle, Allegheny Co., Pa.
For further particulars call on or address
a IT, CHARLES REHLER, Ast., ~
III Monroe ST. bet. Market & Fourth.
dpTGS=lS -.Hl .-at a.tAN t.' 10 N-f % 1
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age!
DIABRHGA CONPOUNDI

The only Safe and Certain Curefor .,l
DIARRHOEA, DYSESTERY, FLUX, SUM
MER COMPLAINT.
And all Disenses The Stomach and Bo,eels, tn
. ctdeIH to a. Change Of Diet or Climate. q
TJHE aPROPRIETORS OF TFIS TRJYTY
invaluable Medicine, now offer it to the
public with full knowledge of its superior
merit over any remedy of like character ever
most perfect succeSs In thousands Of cnSes iChere
all other Remedies hare failed. Gases OF ChrOn-
10 DiaTrhG'a of years standing, have been
cured by the use of tlpo bottles This remedy.
has neCeT failed IN a single Instance, where the
disease Inns baffied the skill OF even the most
sllillful physicians. I'D ="
KRAFTiS DIhRRHoEA COMPOUND has been
In use for n number of years, and by its timely.
aid has saved the lives Of hundreds. j.
ton, and Is prepared With the greatest eau
ton and Care. 1L- .si-'. st..i44it. g.,
Every traveller should haYo bottle OF the
DLARRHEA COAIPOUSD.
Every soldier will find It invaluable, 20, t...s
No Family should be without IT,
Do not hesitate to try KIiAPTlS DIARRHOEA
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death. r....#.-.r ~ =
READ THE FOLLOWING TE,sTrMIoN1A4s:
WHEELING, April 25tlI, 1885.
MeSSrs. NcCABE, KRAFT & Co, GenHe7nen:-
Hnvlng used Krnft'S DlarThoea Compound, for
Camp Dlnrrhpa, with which have been
deeply affi Ictcd for almost orc month oHothej.
remedies fried hdrinO JAILED, and finding it not
only q present RELIEF hut n permanent cure, 1.
take pleasure In recommending Il 10 the ia
NoAHDlo O1ASCOAth4A MlOAAES IS ~ ny ulAlCleu
~ h. Chaplain 18th w. Va, Infantry.
MoUEDsvILLE, MARSHALL Co., w. Va.
MesSTs. MCCABE, KRAFT &. Co., Gentlemen.
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn, i
was attacked with nSevere DiarThoea.4 I tried
the remedies ofscyeraI nhysicinns, but with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
to come home. 1 was completely, broken
down and prostTated. Upon arriving athomeI
l was advised to try KTafCS Diarrli0ea Com
pound. One bottle Of completely cured The dis
case and TestOFef NM heath. / am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all af-
dlcted with this terrible disease. I-s.,' !.fa.
Yours truly ASSDRRw EDWARDS. nd
Messrs. NIcCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer was attacked with o very.
severe Diafrhul, from which / suffered for
some three weeks I tried various remedies
but was unable to check the disease. Mt last
procuSed % bottle of "KraffS DinTrhRa Com
pound" One bottle entirely cured ute disease,
and restored me to my usual health. / take
pleasurein recommending this valuable med
icine, rs have proved its virtues In my own
case, and seen it tried by others with hesame
good results. Err. ADDISON,
Formerly Master NIachinist B. 20. z. r.,
MeCABE, KRAFT& CO., T MSoiesssieT Drug ne
giSts, Wheeling, w. Va, Sole Propr1etors, TO
whom all orders should be addressed. f0I
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST d MITCH
mayls-6m 'i- ~
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WEST VIRGINIA PosT OFFIcEs.-The
Postmaster General has ordered the fol-
lowing offices r. be re7opened, and the
the following named persons to bepost-
masters, viz: Mt. Freedom, Pendleton
county, Samuel SuIlenberger, Postmas-
ter; Lee Town.. Jefferson county, Jas.
w. Snyder, postmaster; Mouth of Sem
eca, Pendleton county, Joseph Harmon,
postmaster; Luney's Creek, Hardy
county, Eli w. Baker, postmaster
Hannahville, Tucker county, Hannah
B. Bowman, postmistrsss; Reedy, Jack
son county, D. P. Flesher, postmaster;
Grant, Marshall county, Dan1. A L.
sibert, postmaster; Hoodsville, Marion
county, William Floyd, postmaster.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

r OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE UNTIL,
i the tirst day of September next, my Valu-
able Farm, situated In Marshall county near
Benwood, and adjoining the lands or David
McMechen and others.
Said farm contains three hundred acres,
one RundLed ana htty acres of whIchare under
cred with valuable timber, and the whole
underlaid with several veins of excellent
Coal and Iron Ore i d tijI)E -
There is a good Tenant House on the place.
and good Orchard Of Fruit - - 1T-,'S0'
/ Will sell at q fair price and on reasonable
residence of the subscriber, near tie fai.nnt a
by letter at Aroundsville, W. Va y : %
augl0-lwS Asl.' .si E. Common.
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). BELMONT CouNTY, ONO, IriEsats.-The
Union .menIof Belmont, by one Of the
largest conventions ever held in the
county, nominated DIR. West as their
choice for the State Senate. The Senn-
torial district is composed of Belmont
and Harrison counties. The Senatorial
convention for the two counties will
meet at Flushing, on Saturday. Says
the st. ClairsvflIe Chronicle: IA
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The attention of our rsadsi 8 u respectfully In.
yited to the advertisementof Nsssss g. 4 Ward
4 CO., witch win be found In another part OF
this paper. Wsare personally acquaintsd With
the members Of this Arm. and can voach fot
their responsibility II III business arrange
msnts which they make. - we hAvSA thorough
knowledge Of their mercantile integrity and
their full ability to meet al obligations. This
notice ofeourse, Is intsnded for such Of our fea-
defs - hsve no acquaintance with this flrmi: 70
IN who know thsm no reoommendAtioa =
necessa1y.-ArHsw and Ndsv 0eseete. I'll
.nar10.w3m ea y5H 9attW sal esi
ThC Ir1aal ChomDe9, IN Hsnay Of Warn.
int aud Inatru0ti0o lDf Young Men. Also, new
ard reliable 0oenene 1oe Ql1oa90 q to9 W:
es1ysionSs. Address b. !. sKiLLih HOU06s
ION. Howard Association, philAdelph1a, Pa
apll-d&wly -. - x
n 10ee,. enaooeh akin. ana Beautiinl Com
ploIioa follow the ~ OF 6olmbol90 Co0co0.
tnted Fluid Extract eato9exllA ~ re@oveo
blaok opoA pimpl0A end IL o9uptteoo q the
skin. - (epgo-dkWSm
a-e d. u
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The Horrors Of Dyspepsie
And the dismal train Of disorders to which 1t
leads. are averted by the use of HOSTETTER6
BITTERo ~ preventive, or cured with aston
ishing celebrity by III direct and genial opera.
ton upon the stomach. the liver. and the ner.
vous system.
THE SHAKING MARTYR
OF Fever and Ague instead Of being dosed for
months With quinine. to the ruin Of the sener-
al health, are promptly set upon their feet
again, without danger Of q relapse, BY this very
prompt remedy for every kind Of lnssEmittsnt.
Taken a. safeguard against naiasms, 1t rem
ders an attack Of Chills and Fever absolutely
impossible. Eqn.tg#t.
= ,a5. i IF YOU ARE BILIOUS.
There IL nothing that touches the Liver. the
seat Of the disease 50 quickly and restores it %
certainly to perfectly healthy and regular .
condition, as-HOsTErTERs STOMACH BIT
TIERS. II Of .bilious habit" the tendency Of
your system to that form of disease may be held
in check for . lifetime by the occasional use OF
this harmless vegetable antidote.
AFTER AN ATTACK OF SICKNESS.
When the animal powers are exhausted, 0ho
pulse weak. the mind depressed, aud all the
powers OF vitality at low ebb. there is no re. }
storative comparable with the BITTERs They
renovate every organ, gently stimulate the cir !
culation. improve the quality of the blood clear
the cloudeu brain, and impart to the trembling
nerves stability and drmness. Sold ~ az lnuB-
gists. -as laprz0-o0"A" 9
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Within the past month the Oskaloosa
branch Of the Christian Commission has
collected t67S n, which has been forwarded
to tie Western Branch of the q. S. G. G. at
Chicago. We CLEAN from the Herald.
The desperate burglars now in Jail at
Dubuque, have been trying hard to escape.
Some person on the outside had accommo-
dated them with divers tools to help them
out. The vigilance Of the officers detected
the plan to escape, and the desperadoes,
disarmed Of their SAWS, chisels, &C., were
fastened with shackles. We CLEAN from
the Dubuque Times.
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bU1LtM0TON, April g, 1885.
not generally known that evc,y Deysoa
must report the amount Of HE or her in.
come. whether amounting to $500 or not,
and irrespective Of receiving nUtice from
me. In default Ct return on or befors the
Let day OF May 1t will become my duty to
assess the same according to the best Of
my ability, and add thereto Is per cent.
penalty, from which assessment and pen.
atty there IL no appeal. In this matter
have no option; the Law renders il my im-
perative duty. All licenses must be re-
neWed at the same date.
BY inserting this in your columns you
will confer an obligation on the public, -
we'll as OH yours, respectfully,
8. E. TAYLOR,
Asst. Assessor.
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WV Iuiure tbs Complexion by Pow
ders and Washes which CHOKE or MI UP the
pores Of the SKY, aud In short time lesVe y
aalsn . ana and soft skin use Hebolds Ex
tract Of Sarsaparilla It gives bfilHancy 70,
the COMPLEXION. topro-0GWoA0 Z
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THE CITY.

,,r we learn that q son of Mf.
~. .s;.l fell from buggy to the ground
s,..,,-,lsv and broke his arm.
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OUR STATE.


The trains running into Dubuque from
~. a.l.,.a 49, ~..k hv.ro~
., s =. = ~.
w y coSereo the stack 10 some places 70
'ne usP'1 =. nse 'se'' .
WIN. Keller the hoy VINO broke .all Al
fontanelie Two or snfee weeks ago M COM
pany Win George Steele, nas neen recap
tofeos - We learn from No "'ntefses
kya0, ana = IN jail q lnolanoia. ne Is
Charged with burning school, mouse N q
MANSON county,
The Ottumwa Courier says:
DO re not need some ,. local reforms n
S So,,.a . !. Its, cs! .' c.s.d .ln,oSt
fsintine. to her door, and : variety Of dis
gustiuI mi:demesnors Committed On the
cn.r.suni n Msnv oil enr iaiIies .re affsid
to 20 to the House Of God. az step out 81
the hou,e altar dark Tor any purposes; C an;
TO- ~ n -! 49, nss,cn5. Tho Ser n.,,..
.iizs ~ 81. I 16o preiudice the rood
or,ler sn,l nesre al fhe citv.s' -
~ = -
John Calhoun. young mao el99teen %
nineteen years OF aees ana 80 % Ncw.? ~
Calhoan, Who re1aac1 neer Winc9aesees. .. y
SAAAo VVsAsssyS ~ .ssAs>A -
ing TIE thunder Storm Aoeasy sH HM.oc.,
Ct Btrmingham; He wss dtiv.ne : ~ waeo -.
o fne tmss sn1 ~ no1s ~ ~: ~. "
80. =. -.'--'' ,...:1 800. -.
= man naneo r.nO's 5000, .xs ~.
drownsa 10 ~, : s,ous a -. -. 49,. ~. an.
seo-u.y: ~ na' 80 ~, !. q -. 1870
upon slm"lns ou'*.'s. 49, go 4 ~,
's1." c.~1I ~. .nu '..' h..,r a",,v -.
,.,var<.d sn a.vve; thesT;,hea.C Ia s7'
! -sq-,.-..s. @s,- 80 $50, =. ~
80. 1917. 49, ".s..It.s' =. E.;A.v
49, = 49, ~ .osdIs,. one a. vhorn s.
I.-..,S. -. ~ IL. rim -
$500 M h. .nrre.darad hiiagelf to the
us.s..,...S ~. .c,d;sr = erneceed to die,
-, - ....- 49,. ~
q young ny nesz'n6 q. s'. $3.50 +n-l,,
-. ars..s.- .....1i.,~ au;ta "A Al
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SPECIAL NJ. ICES.

HelmNovd's Concentrated Extract Ruchu y
the Great Diuretic. Helmbold's Concentrated
Extract Sarsaparilla Ia the Great Blood Purifier.
Both are prepared according to the rules OF
Pharmacy and Chemistry, and are the most 90.
tive that can be made topr8-ddWSm
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49, sta,t 49,. ~. CHICAGO, ApEAl Iss
I Markets generally weaker.
Beef Cattle-Guiet: corAmon to prime at
- 7seS GO. a 7s.ann- s. f-t.
Hogs-Dull, sales at $sa9; chiefly at s. Is
Poyisions-puil. feaa
Mess Pork-3aS 37!a2s 50. Il b8llI
Prime Mess Pork Dull ct a..
Sweet Picked Hams-174a1S, closing in
good demand at 1sc, asking 1910.
Bulk Meats-Steady; sales shoulders 1Ac
loose; held at 'l5c at the close: hams 164c,
generally held at tic; smoked hams, plain,
st 19c. ssf sia ie.tts !,
Whiskey-1 c higher at e ola2 OF olosing
Flour-Less factive 1t Is Is for spring sx-
tras, and % Is for white winter. I
;, WheaE2c lower: No. springtl lSe1 9o2
closing ct 81 49,. Ill 90 Ha.d.
= Oorn-Essier; No. I at esa7oc; yellow q
72lc white at nc heSon board; rejected n
osss-1.c lower; No. state 4a3c. a.
Steady; 60c for No. 1. g 90 't.lti, y
Barley-Quiet ct 66a25c for old No 3.,1sg
Clover esed-pull ct 712al2 50. M asva
Timothy Seed Quiet ct Is. t.ia .0.a
Flax seed-eteady at e Is. - tHaes
/ 0oney-EasH. 5a fse4 iet., !,
Gold-1H. - tnt +
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1--WE have spoken on previous occa-
non q the practice on the part OF some OF
aur sitter counties OF sending their paupers
!, hi, point Tor maintainancs and support
,ehelne very discreditatie and unworthy
~ ayclsut communities, and the frequent
arrival oeindissnt persons in our city OF
III, prompts us 70 once moro make men
ia q tho matter, and renew our protest
nliainst Il. Do leoihes county Will take
-, Of her own poor chserfully, and con-
flibuts everything necessary % their sup
bort without asking The 1ssistancs q any
ether part Of the State. but she has most
emphatic objections to having tho paupers
Of other counties saddled upon her. assuch
. thing is neither Just nor right. Hereaf-
Ter when persons arrive here to be main
tAi1sd At ths public expense, the authors
tissNin q, o6ce send them hack 70 the
p5Hts aom which they came eome time
seoan insane WON was fou1d wander
iu1Sbouto our stssols early in the morning,
sd5pmpaaasd bj j little sifl, anlait has
~ sinds aecsea1hed thae she ~ sent
hsre byths Acialsof ons q the cities up
ttgtl Ter. i1hs y b = rsturned 70 them,
aa6<s hops wss1all nj b chligsd to re-
ssm- this padiaeas again. Il must be
ot6nDeGV Il rs e 49,
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PoLlcH MArrERs.-Isaac C-ansnav.
charged with the offences OF drunkenness
and indecent exposure Of person, was bro't
before Justice Wilcox yesterday, and 6ned
us and costs.
POLICE MArTERs. eight or Mn
saloon keepers were brought before the po-
lice court yesterday morning and fined i've
collars and costs each, for violation OF the
ordinance requiring them to keep. their
places shut on Sunday.
~ Mrs. Barclay, the itinerant lecturess
on Physiology and Hygiene, was ordered
to leave the towns Of Waterloo and Inde-
pendence for exulting over the death OF
President Lincoln, and she left. She will
dnd Iowa an unhealthy locality for persons
Of her ilk. aud we would advise her to 70
to Mexico or the Feejee Islands where it is
possible she might be appreciated.
~ farmer named Bronson. who r.
sides few mites east Of this place. acci-
dentally FELL upon u hay.kuife last week
and was so severely wounded in the bow
els that his lie is despaired of. Hewas in
toxicated at the time.
@~An "honored citizen OF Marsha
town. in this State, was so cyericyed owe,
the news Of our recent triumphs .sthat lie
took to kissing" says the 2s,nes. .'other
men wives on the sidewalk. Such :,
thing rnight cause trouble, under ordin a.y
circumstances, but we think the. .'honored
citizen e1cusable in this instance He
probably was SO overioy cd he aidr'- know
what he was asoytt: - 3A9s
~ We notice b3 tis Constltat,o,s OF the
18th. that A. G. Barr, until recently local
editor OF that paper, died IN Keokuk on
Sunday last: He had long been the CHIEF
support Of an aged mother and her family,
and is spoken Of as an upright and excel.
lent man in all the walks Of life. His age
was SO years. y Ta
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Nsw YORK, April q.

NGW 1OHA, April "a.
Cotton-I Less sctive and lower at 54a5ssc
fer middling.
Flour-Less active end 5alOc lower on
common and medium grades; 81 40a7 46 for
extra state; $Sa8 Is for extra r 81 O, and
IS 20a9 GO for trade brands, market closing
heavy, with no buyers at outside prices.
Whisky-Dull and lower at e 12a2 Is.
Wheat ~ IS for choice; No l q 10Y:
Corn-Scarce and 1c better. at u 30 for
inferior mixed west; 81 gal A for new
yellow.
Oats-Decidedly lower ct $50 for No 2
west.
Wool-Dull.
Co6ee-DuI.
Sugar-Firm ct 14al5c for Cuba; Havana
l3ic.
Molasses-Quiet.
Petroleum-Quiet and frmer at $50 for
>erude, $50 for refined in bond, and 75a76c
Pork-In good demand at 50 5oa3o, clos
ing at $29 Is cash, 426 50a27 50 for 1874 do.
cash and regular way, closing at ~ 50 for
cash; t26a26 IS for prime and US 5Oa27 IS
for prime mess; also {, 500 bbls new mess
for May. June and July, sellers option, It
$50. So 49,. .p
Beef-Quite active, at 315 00al6 90 tor plain
mess, and $l6a20 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-In fair demand at 12a15c for
shoulders and 17a19.c for hams.
Bacon-In fair request and advancing, at
16o16sc for short ribbed. r
Lasd-S.eady, at 16als4c.
Butter--In demand, at l5al7c for Ohio
and 23a3Sc for State.
Cheese Quiet, at 15a23c.
Money-Quiet and easy at 5a6 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Quiet at 81 C9ia1 e9s.
Gold-DuI and lower, opening at II 49a,
and closing at 81 Al.
Government Stocks-Mote active and
frmer.
stocls-steeay. NYSC 1ol4; Hudson
ll54; Reading lie; M IS; Erie s4a; U s 6's
$50 coup l0a-do new issue l0Ss.
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HOG SAFES TO-DAY.
ST, ,cors. MARKRT.

sT. ,oors MARKRT. 4
ST LOUIS, April e.
ToBAcco--t nchanged. Sales Of Green
Lugs at q 5csa 80: Factory do at Is 800
tl3 Is Medium do ct ia 2lal5 IS; Medi-
um Manufacturing Leafat 81 25aSl so.
FLOUR Demand good. sales Of Spring
extra at 800; Super IS 90a6 o.; delivered
at Is 50 Choice do from store 1t q 50;
Double extra inspected at q 50 per Dbl.
efa Al steady; Sales q sPsing
Corn, firm. Sales Of mixed ct 9oa92c;
White at SIC. Barley-SAles of Spring ct
SOc; Fall at d 40 ger bsshel.
Local trade has been quiet. Our jebbers
are doing . fair trade, but country dealers
buy sparingly, aud only to meet pressing
wants. - ,'sss siea.5s .9n :.
The receipts Of. grain are not large. Mill
efs do not get az much wheat ~ their daily
wants require. Good spring IL readily t.
ken ct 81, and choice winter at 81 Is. These
figures ais above ST. Louisof Chicago quo
tations, hut farmers are not disposed to
cell. 1i5 e Tiaissasa ~~'t'
Eggs are I'D better aapply, but butter i
scarce and in de3nsod At high figures-a5 to
le,r.
81 eeneS' 4 80 e-a -f5,f
The river ~ Sgt,n clsing. aud has now
coached - high n polnt - ct any time this
season. The Nc:theru Tine boats are car
rying out iarg. .t..Es. The low water dur
ing the past two SEASONS has caused : large
accumulation Of wheat On the river shove
Dubuque. The present fine boating condi.
TOMS Bringing It ont. ~ ~ 'sa
Annezsa Win y soqna or uea.l 'e.,,.,lsd
post Of this ana othae maskets; to..ns1ii ,,ss :,
euuA1-leDrs: Cfuahsa-- a0s Povdssaa-ss
= G Sor15s seSSs Ss1iSs: s IA OF ted .ss,n
Selzss1Esy Ess 6ssr.f asdeas uosss q ~
NA1lA.yenpeony - d. e, .'oagas ig f.
eAl9-3 saG1 - ~ a,ns d,dw ., q7sd
n scsG@--xrWaxanl 25'9iS adi mi J s.rfs
ssSa1lsssS 8 "a ia = a,al .aa e,
fseUs-ssziss. W5o; Extra. ss; i.'Cablitss
% =! spsias, sesssl q: Winter. u nse =
.9;ecasssL@ 7saa o. b,.n ~ $50
oS1ooss-ssSa S-ia dsnasd ea - =
t 1TT1sGase. 4en &.
G1lcxssEss 6oQs % per, dossa. -
6Af-x1WOtoys 0Ao POE UQ.
. WOODS 90 per cord - u.
HIDU@3feen 4@Sc: Green 4altetl mart cured
&C: Dry Flint. lsc, Green :saltad 10: Ary Slated
GRHxr CALI sKnB-ioells. -
SHEEP PEITs-s0@60c. .3ss
WhIsKY@190tGt 81.
LARD-15c. > b.
DRIED APPAN4-ltc = n.
TinoTHY SEEDS SOC COZ bashe4-
G5oyrs s, sns a sSi d b as.aa
CoRN MkAI-60c q bush0l
RAGs4c = b.
|. CoAI OI1-s61<cp gallon b7 sne barrel.
FUH-Mackerel, Ne l, hat bbls ~ %; No I
sto0lD So No Kitts o 81. No 2. = ~
W0OI-669o0c
TmN1nG 6roCE-T1a plats G lox1A 90 o.
9hooe Iron, ~ quote No 0OH. Boiled, Moll
1e .Ao1 ohaEuoA 1Seise; 1o0 1aniasA
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tween the lst and l4th of June. He can :
not, tender It before the let Of June, and the
purchaser IL required to accept it any day
after the 3lst Of May that the seller chooses
10 tender il, but the purchaser can compel
the delivery before the close Of business on
the 18th. SO the day the contract 10 settled,
II corn 10 down to 55c,. the seller makes 10
cents per bushel, but If it is up to Is cents,
he loses 10 cents. In some localities such9
transactions would be termed gambling
bat in Chicago some very pious people are
engaged in it, and many . shining Light IN
the church aud moral reform. associations
can be found At she evening produce exc
change. IL s - 80 =, 5. ].
The advance in dry goods during the
week has been fully. Is per cent.
" CHICAGO DRY ooore MAHxEr.e
INT, WxDNEsrAY EvENrN0, April 16.
The dry goods market il extremely &C.
tive and quite irregular. Pdcee are again
highoc. and In consequence Of the scarcity
Of eoods and tho excited state of the mar
kef II New York, prints are 1e2c higher
0inghams have advanced 2a89c; bloachsd
23aAc higher; denims' have advaaced 72a3c;
striped ShiftinkB are 1623c be4teg: ticks are
SC higher: corset Jeans are 1a2c higher
Hig6er prices arc realized on Delainee. II
viii he seen that our Quotations On sheet.
inns and bleached goods take quite range
- somewhat unusual thing. They arc the
6gures given BY tho leading houses; IN the
trade. Stocks are improving. "a
We quote tho cl01ing prices ~ follows:
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,#.;.. CAUTION FROM THU s4I
AMERICAN WATCH C0MPAN1s

AZ
1thavtng como to our knowleoSe tns. ..'. ~.
tions Of the; American wascn NY s. ~
upon the market IN slest nu". ."sS 81. 800
BY their utter wortnlessnees 70 1n.s -. c.,r
tation Of our genuine pfoouO.s. ~ !Ros,t,on
own interests. ana the poonc nosI ~ h,ch an
No again publish the tfaoe m.I =
watches may ,1nvar1ably % Anowa
We naauuslcture four atyles o. ssSA
The FIRST has tho name :.
AMERICAN WAyo1 CO.. WAlthAA, hasaF
engraved On we Inside plata Hspi s9S ,
Tho sps6rS has the name es:e ~
"A.pP1iEToN, TRACY eco. Waltha8 NO..
s1zeysa on the inside plate. %
i Tho TH1.D has the name iai9E
I. .P. 9. DARyLETT. WAlthAm, Nass." 81
rravea IN fhe inatIs Rata t.t3ga 19i ..zri
An tha ahnv9 40 hsve the nanae American
w.s.,, ~ ,s,r,sa q, thle diaa. ana aye ~.
nsss ~ - rssnect.-1-f
j. - no,;.-1 ~. ~ nama 800
!. 49, rr1 rov n,.t(,., Ne. /" ansravell q
-, ..,s. 81. an, q ros ,.,rned IA The al,
AN the above described watchers naAso6
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