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New York Money ana gtoek DTorltet

@--.sS A4ODGE NAAAlA BLOCK IltAEAGG
Money easy q 495 per cent. Sterling Ex-
Gold without decided change: opeuinp at
1885 declining to 1471S, and closing 81 liS
GoyeEnnents shade hrmer; $50 couponG
OF ls62 1gl1S: DO '65s l0S "a, lO4; 7-SOs INST
state stOoks-TenneSSee 68 9l1S.
kreight9 TO Liverpool drms
SHOCKS strong; Chicago d Rock Island lOg3E.
Milwaukee & st. Paul Preferred 7214; ChicSGo
q ,MtsSEthEesteTn Preferred 651{; Cleveland G
NSssW York Central 1875; Chicago q Alton
At the o'clock board stocks were strong;
gold closed at 1885. Foreign exchange closed
dull At 1OI<9l08 for bankers bills at 60 DAYS,
snort sight. Ohio q Mississippi certificates
Ss9s;. MarIpoSa Mining Company u; MaEIpoSa
alning Company preferred ~ Eric ISL;
Reading ~; Hudson l2l5<; Cleveland q To-
Iedo ll61$; Chicago & Rock Island 1851; CleVe-
lana 9 Pittsburgh S73s; Chicago 4 North
Cincinnati LIST 421[
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INC Port schuyler AHnir.

New YORK, Aug. 3.-In the affair at
Fort Schuyler a noted young woman
was shot, and man severely beaten.
Itappears that party of soldiers, be-
longing to the First United States ar
tillery, in a bar-room, attacked Alexan-
der Elliott, claiming that he had been
involved in quarrel with friend of
theirs. he protested that he was not
the man. He. ran for his life after hay
ing his arm broken, and escaped. The
soldiers went to his house, where they
shot his cousin, Ellen Hicks. The SOL
dieFs have been arrested. Their names
are Thomas Fitzgerald, Michael Bur-
kee, John Doran John @. Burke,
Charles Burke, and John Mooney.
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BOSTON, August 3.-The American
Dental Association closed its third
days sitting tonight, and has already
completed its business. H.J. Nickel.
lup, of st. Louis, J. NJ: Riggs, of Hart
ford, Asa Hill, of NorWalk, z. G..
Leech, OF Boston, and w. a. Morgan,
ofNashville, were appointed commits
sioners in the matter of the patent
claim of Goodyear's Vulcanized India
Rubber Company. A pleasant excur-
ton was made among the Islands of
the harbor. They We're attended by
about hundred of the profession.
The next dental meeting will be held
in Cincinnati.
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The Dry GOODS market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2
Brown sheetings- Stark A, 2Rc; Lanark,
:. Bleaehed shiFtine- Bates, s5c; Nashville.
$50, Canoe, 1870.
Prints-Coc6eco, Gle; Amoslreag, 1Sc; Free
man, l61S: Empire, l25Ec.
Hoop SRirts-Brad1ey's Duplex Elliptic,
S1$c9a 05; Empress Trail, 81 Is; Meyefs's
XII In good demand.
Shirts-J. w. L. Standard Dress, No. go
$50; j. W. u. Standard Dress, No. US, $50.
Brown Drtlls-Pepperell, Csc; Stark A, 20c.
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RunhIo Mnrl,et.

Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat held
y q 70 tor No, Milwaukee spring, by boat
Ioad, and 81 go by car loads; buyers at 81 so, nv
ooat loads. Corn-Sales this morning OF iO3.
gS u bnSh., Including 1900 bush. to arrive, al
80 SAFES this p. m. OF 800 bush. No. 10 ar
r1Ye at 681Sc, 500 bush. No. at 6Sc Oats
safes ~ tOOO bush. No. Chicago at 82cs I5,OOO
push push. 90 at $c: Barley and Rye nominal.
nominal atS228. Canal FreIghts dull: TO New
YORK. corn lie, oats &c; to Albany corn I2s
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GALVESTON, TEX, Aug. 3.-The Pres
ident telegraphs Judge Bell, Secretary
of State, that the Legislature will meet
without hindrance, and the official Pro-
yincial government will turn over their
badges to the newly elected officers.
There were ten new cases of cholera
on Harris Island among newly arrived
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Albany CnffIe nInrI.et.

ALBANY, Aug. 3.
Cattle are active this week. the best bring
ing the full rates Of last week, while the
poorer gradessold H@Nc per pound cheaper;
Lnerange was from Ok to 61Sc for inferior and
common. and 91<9lOc for best extra. Almost
an the droveS changed hands, and some 1900
neau We're taken for the Eastern markets,
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NEW York, August 8.-The Herald's
Havana correspondence says. another
Spanish fleet Is about to sail for the
south Pacific, toresume the war against
the allied South American Republic.
ates, and transports, with armament,
making total OF. 1S4 guns. The trans
ports win carry 900 70 ], 200 infantry.
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New YoRK, Aug. 3.-Rear Admiral
@. III. Bell, commanding the Asiatic
squadron, has established his head
quarters on board the steamer Hartford
at Hong Kong. The health of the COM
mand is good. No cholera in the fleet,
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OsWegO market.

II oswE9o, Aug. 8.
Flour unchanged; sales 1000 bbls at 50 so for
No: spring: S1l9ll so for red winter; Sl2 for
white, and SlS9I4 for double extra. Wheat
gun; sales 1900 bu ordinary white at S325
Torn held at I3c for No. by boat load: sales
Rye dull. Canal freights duli. ------''-'
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PhiIndeInhin nTnrI,et.

PHILAnELPHA Aug. 3,
Petroleum excited and advanced; crude at
z4ci rehned in bond 401<@4l; holders demand
an advance. Flour dull and unchanRed
wheat declined &c; new red 81 50. Corn
9uleti yellow $50; mixed western S9aPOc
Scnee ntmeE. Provisions fFm. Whisky
firm at y 2S92N q.
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baltimore BTarIxet.

BALTIMORE, Aug. s.
Flour firm; new tending upwards. Wheat
active; Corn dull; white 81 10; yellow CSC
0aLs-lafge sales OF new at 40343c. Pork and
Lard dull. Bacon flrm; shoulders ITS<C; Side
2l4: Groceries steady; Rio Coffee IBal9 n
gold. Whisky inactive.
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81. LOUIS, August 3.
Flour unchanged. Wheat firm at 81 eO92 20
for prime and choice. Corn, mixed and yel-
low 6498Sc; white Sl985c. Oats dropping; ~
GIG. Provisions quiet and UNCHANGED,
Whisky advanced to 81 %.
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Another RaId on :Canaia Anticipates

+ NEW YoRK, Aug. "a despatc CHI
from Ottawa yesterday says, informa-
ton has reached the Government thata
second Fenian movement against
Canada will soon take place. General
Dick Taylor to command in chief It
is thought that the next struggle will
be severe one. War with the United
States is not unlikely as things now
look
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Toledo Mnrkat.

Flour quiet. Wheat 1885 ioWeP; s aissi new g
Whlta Michigan, new crop, 81 40; amber, crop
OF % q 70; do crop of '68, q 40. Corn 10 lower
At 6Sc Tor No. l. Oats lower at Acc for No. l.
Rye steady. Lake Ireights dull and nominal.
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TheChOIera.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-The cholera
continues to increase in this city, there
being "a cases and 10 deaths reported
yesterday. A case of cholera has oc-
CURED at Castle Garden, and some feel
ing is exhibited at Battery Barracks
Hospital. From Brooklyn the report
is more favorable, although there has
not been much difference in the num-
Der of cholera cases yesterday. Sixteen
cases and only three deaths were report
ed. The cholera has broken out in
Kings county. There have been seventy
seven confirmed cases of cholera In
Kings county since the 9th ult.
AT meeting of the Board of Health
yesterday evening resolution was
passed requesting the authorities hav-
ing charge of the institutions on the
Island to prohibit the inmates coming
to New York during the prevalence OF
cholera. l
During hemonth Of July just passed,
%, S32 emigrants have been landed at
this port from Europe.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Eight cases but no deaths from chol-
era are reported in this city this morn
ing. Fourteen cases and six deaths In
Brooklyn, from IL o'clock Wednesday
TO II O'Clock to-day are reported.
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CnbIe.Enrla.

A correspondent sends us the follow
Why is a happy husband like the At
Because he is spliced to his Hearts,
IT'S said the present success of the
Ocean Telegraph was in the fact that
the directors never lost sight of the
great e1ldn of their undertaking from
the start.
The greatest "wire-puller OF modern
times-Cyrus W. Field.
On the arrival of the Great Eastern at
Newfoundland the sailors unanimous.
" declared that the whole thing was
played out" and during the passage
they held an indignation meeting, at
which loud shouts of Down with the
cable, - were heard.
Shall We call Mr.. Field an aristocrat
because he isso very proud ofhis "con-
nections2H
Dear me" said Mrs. Grundy, "and
60 they have put telegraph poles all
the way cross the ocean. / shouldn't
wonder II they tried pontoon bridge
next.-N. y. Post.
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NEW York, Aug. "a Washington
special says that clerk In the Adju-
tant Generals office named Harrison
Fosdiclr shot himself this morning in
an out-building, connected with his
residence, in this city. The deceased
was q married man, but had no chill
dren.
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GALVESTON, Aug. 2.-The steamer
Treacle brings Matamoras:dates to the
29th.
The Brownsville Courier mentions
the sudden arrival of Gen. Sherman in
cog. BE spent most of his time in
Matamoras.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. s.-The cholera
report to the Board of Health to-day
up to noon showed six new cases-four
of which were fatal.
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MiIwnniee market.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 3.
Flour quiet. Wheat 81 90. Corn drm at $50.
Oats firTn at Sic for No. /. Receipts-I 100
bbls -four, II 900 bush. wheat, 7OOO bush. oats.
Shipments-2,4OO bbls -four, 5000 bushels
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ST. LOUIS, AugustS.-The Democrats
st. Joseph special says, the Indians in
Idaho are troublesome. They made a
raid July LIST on Buda City. They were
pursued by the troops and fight oc-
CURED, in which soldiers and so In
dians were killed. The latest adyices
are, that Captain Jennings with 40 men
was surrounded by 800 Indians and
fighting desperately. Re-enforcements
were Fastening to him.
The Republican Territorial Conven-
ton in Colorado, on the oath ult., NOM
mated George NJ. Chilcott as delegate
to Congress.
an independent State candidate.
Judge Hally, associate justice of Colo
RADIO, recently indicted for adultery was
acquitted.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA., oHIO
- County, g. s., Circuit Court
Daniel Peck
NarcIssaP FilisoIn ami o,,,,,-,

Narcissa P. Ellison and Others. Gerry
The defendants, NarciAsa p, Ellison. Archie
polu y. ELLISON Andrew WILSON, In Ills own
Egnts and as the Administrator or the estate
Of Robert Patterson, deceased, and me
Wheenng Fire and Marine Insurance Com
panyy VIII take notice that on the 9TH aid
nouns Of O'Clock, A. n. and z O'clock, p. NJ,
az the law ofdce Of the said Daniel Peck, Ia
the city OF Wheeling, West Virginia, the dep
QadHons OF Daniel Lamb and otheTs viii SO
taken, and on the lltl and l2t1 days OF Sep.
tember. 1850; q the CIe[Es oniee OF the Court
the State OF Ohio, the dispositions OF lame
Elliott and Others VIII be taken, to be read IN
evidence on the hearing Of the case,
au2-1LW DANIEL PECK
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Miss KITTY FYFFR, the actress now
in Washington, has come into a snug
little fortune. Her grandfather, OF
Parkersburg, Virginia, left her $4,000.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.

z ny the union Iane:
Once. corner Of Main and Monroe street
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Savannah 1TarIEet.

SAVANNAH Aug. 3.
Cotton steady; strict middling SS1Sa34c.
Receipts for The week 0bales. ExpoFfs Tor
sumo time 2i2a0 balea. Stock u Is bllas
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If the Atlantic cable is to continne to
operate as a telegraph, we trust that
proper pains will be taken to have a
fully competent writer oflispatches for
the public. Such a writer would not
have sent the following dispatch all
over the Western continent:
elm the House Of Commons a discus
sion took place on the tariff. Sir John
Pakington admits that England is be-
hind other nRtions.n
Areader of ordinary knowledge can
see at once that here is laundering. In
the first place "discussion on the
tariff is an entirely un-English politi-
cal phrase and conveys from that side
ofthe water no definite meaning what
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CHICAGO. Aug. 3.
Flour 1Eul. Wheat opened at an advance
OF ., 9lUcs low selling at 81 N91 IS Corn DIM.
sales @ 95<elS13{esf Oats duh At 25S<n135Ic
Pork $3.50 Freights active.
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New Orlenna HInrI,ef.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug, 3.
Cotton drm and unchanged; sales 800 bales
to-day. New York exchange u discount.
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Meeting OF theNew York UnIOn state

SARATOGA, Aug. Sat meeting of
the Union State Committe atSaratoga,
Aug. Sd, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the State Union Con-
yention be held at Syracuse, on
Wednesday, the 9Th of September next,
at II O'Clock, noon, for the nomination
of candidates for Governor, t.-Gover-
nor, Canal Commissioner and Inspect
or of State prisons, to be supported at
the November election, and that all
union electors of the State of New
York, who desire the maintenance of
stitution and the complete suppress
sion of the causes of the late rebellion,
are invited to attend.
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TIE wife of John C. Breckinridpe
residing at Niagara Falls. CanaGis9
side, presented him with twins. n feVy
DAYS since. : ~
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tTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.. OHIO
, COUNTY; 8. 8. CIRCUIT COURT.
Chancery.
Archibald B. Ellison and
others


The Defendants, Archibald B. Ellison
NaEcissa Z. Ellison and John A. Ellison. and
Andrew Wilson, in hIsOWn right and as AJ-
ninistrator Of the estate of Robert Patterson
deceased, and the Wheeling Fire aud WariiS
insurance Company in the inst case.
Aed the said Archibald B, Ellison AndrayU
wilson, in his own right, and as the Admins
istrator OF the estate OF Robert PatteFSon fIe
ceased, and the Wheeling Fire and Marine
ms insurance rance company. defendants in the Sec
ono ABOVE mentioned case, will take notice
that on the 18th and 9Th days OF SeDiaTn6er
lS49. between the hours Of . O'Clock, A. M,
and O'Clock. r. NJ, at the law onica OF the
S "a Daniel Peck. I'm the city Of Wheeling,
In the said OHIO county, the said plaintiff
VIII tnke the dispositions Of Andrew WILSON,
9. Brady and oEheTs. AT the offIca OF Ibt
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas of feffeF-
son county, state Of Ohio. at stRubenViIIe,
on the llth and'12th days Of September, will
be taken the depoSIt1Ons OF r. g. Afoodey
Geo. w. McCoOk and OtherB. And Al IFonton''
In the said State OF Ohio, on the lSlh and
Isth days o. September, 1868, at the law ONCE
OF Henry .. Neal, ESQ., OF the said town an
IrOntOn, Will be taken the (lepoEitionS al me
PROBATE Judge Of Lawrence county, the
Clerk OF the Court Of Common PieaStof ma
sllld county; Elias Nigh, and oEheIE, to be read
IN evidence on the hearing OF the said CaSes
AuS~4EW DANIEL, PE9fyTy
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SE.sLouH, Aug. IA new block OF
frame houses, on Riddle and Twenty
6ffi1 streets, was burned yesterday aE-
ternoon, Rendering over thirty families
houseless. Loss $4,000. Little In
snred. ~ q i sFsf5 .
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p. n. SHERIDAN,
Mai Genjl ComB,

Tampico adyices report that city we'll
fortified and prepared for the Liberals
attack. The French are fortifying
Monterey. Matamoras quiet.
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: Nouns Aug. 3.-Raymaster Pang-
born died OF congo ion Of the brain after
three days illness, mt the Pensa cola
Navy Yard. agfs5A
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THE Democrats ofthe Sixteenth Dis
trict, comprising the counties of Bel
mont, Guernsey, Harrison, Noble and
TuscaraRas, met on Thursday at Cam.
bridge, and on the siXtY-first ballot,
nominated Chas. n. MItchener, Of Tus-
carawas, for Congress, VIM. Lawrence.
of Guernsey, and ]. Il. CharIesWorth.
OF Belmont, were appointed delegates
to the Philadelphia Convention.
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Glow German baitle-fielis are won.
IsplRin to the most needless;
For Prussia has the neeIlle-Eun
And AustrIa's gun Is needles"
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GENERAL BURNsrDR's former staff
have given him a punch-bowl. The
presentation was private, and the bowl
empded.
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NEW. YORK. Aug. IA washington
special says Attorney General STAINS
bury has given an opinion that the
nominations rejected by the Senate can
he legally made by the Presidsnt dur
ing the recess.
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Stannn House.
DAVIS' HOTEL.
ia PIERRE HOUSE,

PHILADELPHIA.
TIME SUBSCRIBERS HAVING LEASED
thfs lavorite House It has been REFTTTED
AND REFURNIsHED in an elegant manner.
and q now prepared with the most perfect
appointments for the reception of guest4
The first position among hrst-clRSs Hotels
Will be maintained in the future, as IN the
mast fmy28-3m1 BAKER & FARLEY.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA STATE TEA
Il cheH' Association will commenced Itq
second annual session at ClnrksburE AupnSt
18th, at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. The following tonic
have been assigned.
W.R. WHITE,
State Sup. OF Free Schools.
1st- Is Teaching an Initiative arte
Miss MARY RAY.
al. Are Exhibitions and Examinations
adVtSable4 Miss K ATE A STEELE
FaiEmOnt, w. Va.
on the universal diffusion OF knowledgee
q. G. STUR9fS,
Morgantown, w. Va
9Th. Essay on the Lecture system of In
struction. Rev. LEVI WHEELOCK,
Michigan.
9Th. Essay on Physical Culture.
DR.. JAS. e. REEVES,
FalrmOnt, W. Va.
9Th. Can any estimate be made of the
financial value OF Common sohoolsS '--'
j. LORRAINE.
5th. In what does the true philosophy of
Col. j. G. LININGER,
BaiEmont, W. Va.
Sth. How can a Teacher best imnart
moral instruction in schoolP
r. @. ARBUCKLE,
Weston, W. Va
9th. Teaching as Profession.
=. q. STEVENS
Wheeling, w. Va.
10th. Essay on School Government.
Rev. w. r. WHITE
,..oo o.,. State Supt. of Public Schools.
CtTATE OF WEST VTRGTNTA O1Io
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THB success Of the needle-gun has
been the occasion of a great many bad
jokes from amateur and professional
punsters. Thus Punch remarks >
austria has been sewn up by the
Prussian needle-gun. Had not Eng
land better learn to take time by the
fire-lock" Much better is the epigram
Of the owl:-
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County, s. g, Circuit Court. -
Daniel Peck
John a. EllIson and others,

Jonn A. Ellson and Others
The defendants. John A. Ellison, Andrew
wilson, in his own right and as AdmlnistFa-
the Wheeling Fire and Marine fnSnFSScs
Company, VIII take nttice that on the nm
and eth days of September, 1905, between the
houES Of O'Clock A. 81. andy O'Clock n Nj
~ the law once Of the said Daniel Peck. ia
the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, the dem
oEitions Of Daniel Lamb and others viii he Ia
tembeF, 1893, at the Clerks ONCE offhe Cont
ofCommon Pleas for Jefferson county ami
State Of Ohio the depolilionS OF JANE E:iIi-
OFT and others win be taken 70 10 TSeil in ssy-
1dence on the hearing OF this case
auI-4IW DANIEL, PECK
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PoUgHKIzIlPsIIi. August 3.-George
Ihrimer5 OF RllinebecS, and George II.
Brown, of POUCH keepsie, ara delegates
10 the johnson Convention at Saratoga,
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AUGUSTA, GA, Aug. 8.-The follow
ing persons have been duly elected deli
egates to the National Convention at
Phi1adelphi From the 9th district:
John h. Christy, =. ~. Mcmillan; It'll
Miner.
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For Sale ut n bargain /!

MY present residence, situated on the cor
Avn OF Ponrth and Morgan streets lots Z, and
block ~ Itis txo stor, brick hoa-e eight
ruoms, with A. good ontbuiidings there in the
city stable wood AMI coal house aud ~sh ,use. The
pr perty all IN rood repair The hot. well led viii
choios fruit trees and srabbey Peach. Pesr, Qnncs
Plum ppie and rherry Trees, ak rnt bearing. beside
all the smaller fruits esnnot find purchaser for
the house and three lots viii sell the house and lct No
4 upon which Ill the mproTcfsente Ars situated fhf
pr perty II 10 Of the bt nexniorhods In
porten Of No set will be soad At Js price at
npou favorable ferms. Possession ktven immediately
Also goo second hand Pisno and Piano Stool which
ofFeF fes - dase Mt hunA{ed nd ny doliovp II
not seM Wilt ship u 70 thu rsanuiArtsr~rs esn ee
ouud on the premises nsntioned ar ct the once o.
oewr.ste ausyth. Ierf6l On y. sNvfH.
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Speer's Port Grape Wtfse

pURE and four years old, for the Cbmmu-
Il MIN Table and Family us. Prescribed bt Phys-
cans for Females, Weakly Persons and Invalits. The
Great Remedy for Kidney An,ictions, RhesmAttsm and
y Chronic
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-02-09
CabuS' Hair Tonic.

rhfsansquaed preparation whirh possessetthe pecu
sr properties ofrestorng grey hair lite
and csuSes II to the color IL possessed before
turned grey. Ii IL permanent cure for dandrun,
strengthens and envens the rccts Of the hxr
hair lasting and natural moisture dandru scurf
itching and soreness Of theskin Persons have tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds
Tonic and Hair Restoraives and had able
and any article that would produce the desred result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic IT has cured per
who had solid Of dandruh all knitted and
cemented together In the share OF cap covering the
whole head and In the Of thirty days ns ns
my Tonic thescurand dsndruf Aiidsappeared and the
hair which had until that been prvenied from
growing, resumed It's former healthy srowth.
In the OF one Jsm-e Merrhon, Of the els
antry whose h-sd was covered with thick coftng Of
dandrud and scurf mentioned above Asd nose hair
bad al most completely fallen out is show the
tha Tonic Tor 10 the course sthree w-ck3 application
oft his scalp sasnmed healthy condition and his hair
commenced TO grow beautifully This only enc case
Of the kndn thousand. could mention many others
bat flor want and cost prevented from do
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Sold By g nOkGECABUs, corner Of Second dud Main
street Price cent? per bottle. liberal to
be trade od2d6m