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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

\ BEAUTIFUL THoUGuT.-I was reading
the other day, that on the shores OF the Adri-
attic Sea. the wives of the fisherman, whose
husbands have gone far off upon the deep,
are in the habit, at eventide, of going down
to the seashore, and singing, as female voices
only Car, the first stanza of beautiful hymn :;
after they have sung it they will listen till
they hear, borne by the wind across the de-
sert sea, the second stanza sung by their gal
liant husbands, as they are tossed by the gale
upon the waves, and both are happy. Per-
haps if we listen, We, too, might hear on this
desert world of ours. some whisper borne from
afar, to remind us that there is heaven and
home; and when we sing the hymn upon
the shores Of earth, perhaps we shall hear its
echo breaking in the music upon the sands of
time, and cheering the hearts of those that
are pilgrims and strangers, and look for city
that hath foundation.-Dr. John Cumming
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DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.


RE prepared 10 furnish every thing in their linz
IA upon the most GaTOrabLs tesals They have h,
tt"re the largest and InOst complete stlse Of os
they have ever offered 10 the public. Their stSc u
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Patent and Family Medicines, fseDdiesS IN variety
They call the attention q County PbyaIriaSs
TO such articles a. used IN abeir pFaetfee TEL
ing confideut they tsl ifatftfir fntere.t "a
L1y from them instead Of gOiss silimOIe.
DRUGGISTS FANCY GooDs.
Pc RE- U n cry, SOAPS.
Preparations for DyeiDg, Preserving and DTessfnr.
the Hair, Tooth. Nail sird Hair Brushes CoT1Ils
Dreszing' Fine Gc. equal % that VI any ainfiarl
establislnnent in the Valley.
Prescription entrusted 10 them will be com
pounded with neatnesB and accuracy.
Persons wishing supply Of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS.
Dyes EarnisheS, CoI6Ts and everything 50 the line
OF Painters Materials. will find tbsir stGck ,srCe
and ~ cheap az they can be add an where
A fine sssOrtment Of paper and envelopes for la
dies Office use.
They the wholesale Distributing Arents Tor
the Morning. Star Biiters Company for tilis and
; l4-ke s6uutieH. MerChaSts gfsbinq them bv ~
lCale San procure them at the Company's Uhole1aie
All the shove mentioned goods tbev ofEer a, lon,
bgures for CASH. No goods sold on credit
PeTEols 0wiug them will please rome forward
and settle Cu9tgmerB will bear IN mind that th..vI
do not do ecefit business. When ipduI1eoee
is given, aoeoOnts must BE- settled on ne fst Of
every month =
Jnne IS, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-08-27

and We now able 20 fuTnish Casrings Of good
quality low can be bought elsewhere.
All work entrusted TO Us will b. done with dis
patch. aEd guaranteed To give subtraction. The
highssf price paid in Cash for Id lion Of ali kinds
GIVE call at the JefIeraon Marhine Shop. Stone
Row. WEIRICK 4 WELLER
CharIestovn Jan. %, 1871.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL, ................. $3.50, 600.
OF WHEELING.

SAP1IAL, ''..... -............ 8 $50, 600.
DIRE CTORS:
l. H. Logan 7. p. Shallcross,
J. s. Rhode. GeoT ge Mende
J. II Hobbs, Samuel Mcclellan
Alex. Laughlin.
THIS company now having been organize four
4 years, and in that time done a successful bnsi-
ness still prepared to take risks fair rates on
buildings Cf all kinds. Merchandise, Manuiactu-
ring EsJabshmeuts,s Furniture, Steamboats, and
Cargoes ON the WesteTn Rivers aud Lakes
This cplnpany offers superior inducements to
Farmers whereby they can be insIredon Dwellings
Furnitnre, Barns aud contents, for three Or Eve
years At reduced rates.
This being = home institution, with the largest
capital and surplus Of any company in the State
and composed Of some n'nety -fOur stockhOISers,
most Of whom are among our best business men +,
recommends itself to the favorable consideration
of the insurng public, and sOlcits their patrOna
Applications for Insurance will receive prompt
attention..
CO. OrErrE mo. 20. Monroe Street, Wheeling,
West Virginia.
NC: ARTHUR, Secretary.
SANi'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEORGE MENDEI., Vice President.
e. NJ COEN, Special gent.
EDw NJ. AISQUITH, Agent, CharIesto%n.
April 9,1S6T-ly,
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NEW BOOK.
SCOTT'S LIFE OF MOSBY,

WE have been appointed the a gents for jefferson
w county Tor SCOTS PartisSn Life with Mos
by" and are nOwTeady 80 receive subscriptions.
This work contains near ly 500 Octave Pages, and
Is embc lshed by portrait of Cot. MOsby engraved
on steel; asO one engraved wood and nearly
30 engravings, embracing portraits of Field OH
GERS and Captains Of the Battalion. Map OF 'SiOs-
by's Coniederacy," and spirited lIustra-
tiOns of Fights, Raids, and Humorous Incidents.
Bound in Cloth Extra. with Gilt Back aud BeV-
eled Edges. Price SO 80
This book is sold only by Subscription.
July 80, 1861. CAMPBELL s. MASON.
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NEGRO JURoRs-The North Carolina pa
Pers say that the experiment of making jU>
rors of negroes has not proved success. I he
Newbern journal Of Commerce gives the
following verdict found by negro jury:
ave, de undersigned. being korouor's
juray to set on de body of dc niggaf Sambo,
now ded an gone afore us, hab been settin'
on de said niggur aforesaid, and he Gid on
de night of de fusteenth of July come to
def by fallin' off boat, what was lyin' In de
inlet, into de said inlet whar we find he was
subsequently, drowned, and afterwards wash
ed on de rocks whar We 'spOse he was frOze
to def"
That negro must have had as many lives
as John Minor Bolts says the Democratic
party has.
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FRESH ARRIVAL Just received another 20 n
= thoae celebrated American Eight Day ana
CaII and see them.
June ls. - ---'- ~ !. DINKIE =
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formers rOared-
Amid such sights as these the crowd made
their way through mud and water to the side
walks west of Iowa street, better satisfied with
their moneys worth than any circus crowd
ever was before"
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Cincinnati Market.
By Telegraph

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, June IL.
FLoUR-DulI; sales of family at Sll . to
Sl2, and fancy II So 509l3 50; receipts very
light and the stock quite small.
WHEAT-In moderate demand. at 81 80
for No. Winter, and 81 45 for No. l re-
5ceipts very light.
CORN Irregular; holders asked S2(9s3c
but Sec was the best offer made.
OATS-Duu but prices are unchanged.
RYE-Dull. at 81 30.
WHISKY-Unchs nged, at SOC in bond.
Several lots of whisky have been seized by
the government detectives, some being in
bond and some in transit. 5ltt
COTToN-Dull but prices unchanged; mid
ding 24c.
- NJ Ess PoRK-Dull and prices nominal;
sales 100 bbls.; city mess was offered at SCI |,
but without buyers. ff@.44t}o ~
8. BULK MEATs-DuIl; shoulders nc, and
sides95
BACoN-Unchanged. fs3H AH
LAkD-Unchanged. so f 1
BUTTER-Dull, at l4s9l7c. S5Ae NAa" 49, Z
EGGS-l5@16c.
GRoCERIEs-Firm and in fair demand at
full rates.
GoLD-13612 buying.
REcEIPTs-Corn, 200 bushels; flour, 1888
bbls.; oats. ,425 bushels; rye, I,4SS do. /;
wheat, 627 do: and whisky, $50 barrels.
SHIPMENTS IF lour, SO bbls.: corn, 1l,0c9
bushels; wheat, ,C62 do: W hisky sos bbls. !;
bacon. $50 hhds and 365 tierceS; pork, 227
bbis.; lard. $50 bbls. and Oh tierces.
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Election Notice.
ILLS NoW II ERE ORDEREn bvthe

. Commons .Coun Gil, of the City of Evans
lie, that ora Monday, the LIST day of July
o., an election shall be held in said city
pursuance OF the provisions of the for
eIn clause of the ,thirtieth section of the
harter OF the city, as amended by the
ct OF March lltn, 1867. -se
The said cleo, ion shall be held for the
Irpose OF ascertaining whether the quali-
ed voters Of said city do or do not desire
he Common Council aforesaid, Tor and on
ahalf of said city, to subscribe for and
Ike stock in the Evansville, Henderson
nd Nashville sRaiiroad Company TO the
mount of Three Hundred Thousand Dol
RS on the terms anu conditions and SUBJ
ct to the provisions, and sStlpulatlOnS
1ntained in the petition of Sufdry citi-
ems presented TO the Common Council on
lie 18th day OF June, $50, and recorded in
ie Minute Book OF said9 Councii, at page
3. SAID election shall be by ballot, and
pom the tickets of those who desire said
ock, TO be taken as aforesaid, shall be
ritten or printed the words, :. Take
took" or other words clearly expressing
lch desire, and upon the tickets of those
no do not desire said stock to betaken as
foresaid hallHbe written or printed the
Ords, Take no Stock" or other equiv
In ali other respects said election shalt
? conducted III the same manner, and be
overned by the same rules and regula-
ons aS the annual elections for officers OF
lid city, except that no one can vote at
lid election who shall not have paid a
~ Tax within Twelve months before said
ection. ~. f,f~f -, I'll tfsw
sand election Snai1 De neld at the QSual
laces of holding city cleo ions, AMI notice
1.-THE time and places or holding said cleo
ON shall be gwen, by publishing copy
f the order SIX days in TWO daily news
apers printed anu published in SAID city I,
he last of which publications. shall be at
asst five days before the time of holding
lid election.
One of said newspapers shall be Ger
IAN paper, and publish translation of
lis order in the German language, and no
important defect in such trans lation
nall affect The validity of this notice.
a. NJ. MCGRIFE, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, June 10, 1867.
Union, sentinel, Courier. and Democ at,
INV Il x Times.
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Chicago Market.
By Telegraph-l

By Telegraph - ka CHICAGO, June IL.
FLoUR-DuIl aud nominal. i ,s.s al Z
WHEAT-Irregular, and declined z cents
since Saturday. Sales of No. at 81 9S@2 %;
No. at 81 65@l 20; closing at 81 50 for
No. 2. ...-,,-. !. Il 4
CORN Unsettled and &c lower: No. 2 s0g
SIC; No. 2 T71z9S9c, and closing quiet at
321SGS2s4c for No. l, in store. EarT.l +
OARS Steady and quiet, at 551zg57c. for
No. 2. in store. 7faia afsfE TI0 ~ p =
RYE-Dull and Sc lower; 81 OF for No. /,
in store.
BARLEY-Nothing doing.
HIGHwINEs-Morea active at 2993ic, in
bond " q - VIZ fTTF r.
MISS PoRK-DuH and nominal, at so cog
20 50.
LARD-Steadv and firm, at ll14c.
BEEF CATrLE-Quiet at 81 !1099 80 for
good to extra choice steers.
H Gs-Dull and nothing doing.
SgEEP-Dull at 81 00g4 80 for good to
choice.
REcEIPTs--3 800 bbls -four. 1900 bushels
wheat. 100000 bushels corn, 1900 bushels
oats. 600 hogs.
SHIPM ENTs-2, GOO bbls -four. 5000 bushels
what, % 800 bushels corn, u 900 bushels
oats. .-E- ~
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M.s.rHIs, June lz:lThe river is falling at

PITTsBUReH, Jnne- lz--6 MrWeather
cloudy in the afternoon. River falling
slowly, with feet water. The Laclade ar
rived from Cincinnati. No depart ures.-
The additional arrivals and departures
last evening were the Havana, Nashville
to Cincinnati; the Quiekstep, to Cairo; the
James Gray and Eau Claire, to- Green
River, and the News Boy TO Henderson $50,
The Havana had fair trip of pig iron and
miscellaneous freight-...-....The Quickstep,
Gray and Eau Claire had moderate
Il Ups -.. There is now about l0I feet wa
ter in the channel, hence to Cairo.
and about 10 feet i. to 4, Louisville,
but in many places the cham
mel is not well Defined and the pilots
have to keep a sharp look out. There is
good water all the way up inside the bar
opposite this city, and we think it is cut
ting out-.......The P. w. Strader and Legal
! ender are both advertised to leave Louis
vile to-day for New Orleans, and may be
expected Tomorrow .-.-..-....The Louisiana
left New Orleans on Thursday and the
Louisville ON Saturday. g. rf-41 -@t y.
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and felt well, not experiencing any pain.
Henry Bash, the, lady who hadr q Largo
fatty tnmor oversher stOsIIach, farger than
pint bowl, with dropsy- Of the abd0Haemsr
that she thinks she will soon be entirely
we'll Miss Hannah Hays. who had walked
with crutches for thirty years and gener-
ally diseased, has been helped so much by
your treatment that she can now walk
with a cane, and enjoys better health than
she has for years l know. If you lwoold
return to Marshalltown, you would be
crowded all the time, for 50 many are say
ing, if they Knew as much of Dr. Persons
as they now do, they would not call him N
hunbug, as they had
Hoping that you may live long In the
service of healing the sick and doing good.
am, with gratitude,
Yours very truly, Il. j. BEESON-
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, June IL.
CoTroN-F irmer and quiet; sales, 100
bales at &c for middling up ands.
FLoUR-Receipts, 5,l5S barrels; market
dull and heavy; l5@2Oc lower; sales 1900
barrels at 81 6599 90 for superfine state and
Is g Soge e 10 ce So s6t5 9T g
shipping extra Ohio; Sill 609l2 20 for trade
brands; sI2@l2 so for spring st. Louis; and
Sl26l6 50 for winter; market C OSing dull;
California easier; sales of $50 sacks at
sll 759l3 p. Rye Flour-Favors buyers;
Sales CT 40 sacks at Sc 50@9 co..
WHISKY Quiet and unchanged; no re-
WHEAT-Dun and downward; sales, TO-
and 81 90 for No. 2 Milwaukee.
RYE-Heavy sales, 1890 bushels at 81 80
al 80, and 81 SS(9I so foE State. a.
BARLEY-Sales, 1900 bushels of Canada
West, free at IL Is.
MALr-No decided cFange; sales, 10, 900
bushels on private terms.
CoRN-Receipts. q, 263 bushels; market
b %sS at slGgi 10 for mixed wesl EN-
90ct9Sl o6 for damaged and unsound 81 l29
l Pa for old mixed. Western; and 81 IL for
OARS Receipts, IL ,2s3 bushels; lc better;
/ s'sUGAR-steady sales 200 hhds. at Ii14@
lls4c for Nj uscovado; and l2@I214c for Por o
MoLAssEs change
HoPS-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Q glet at l5c for crude, and
22925c for refinedsin bond.
PeRK-0pened heavy, but closed more
firm; sales, $50 barrels at SIC 50@2l 90 for
new mess; closing at SO 81, regular.
BEEF = Mess, 420 barrels at previous
prices: sales, 800 barrels of plate beef at SO;
hams, 30 barrels at $40.
BAcoN-Quiet; 1899 for Cumberland cut !:
ll5sc for short nib, and l214c for short clear.
CUT MEATs-Dull; s14@954c for shoulders;
12GI354c for hams.
LARD-Lull; sales go barrels; l2c for
Western.
BUTTER-Uuchanged.
CHEESE-Quiet.
LATEST p. NJ.
FLouR-Closed dull, with only a limited
local demand.
WHEAT-Closed declining, particularly
for common, and inferior, which was almost
unsuitable; No. at u So, and No. Spring
at 50 2042 so.
RYE-DulI and heavy; at 81 309I 80 for
Western.
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MONETARY 4 COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEW

FINANcIAL@-Wes have mo change to
report IN our money market. The de-
mand for money is no greater than
our banks can conveniently sup
ply, and as there is no pressure
upon them, they are in an easy con-
dition. Rates of interest, however, con-
tinue unchanged, say 10 to II per cent.
Exchange on New York is in good sup
ply. Some large lots have been thrown
upon the market, and concessions from
the regular rate have, in some instances,
been made. We quoLe par buying, and
LILO premium selling.
The buying rate for gold Is within per
cent. of the New York quo; alton. The rate
to-day closed at I3z12- r.-4
Government securities are firm, and
close higher. We Gu0fe as follows:
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ALRIoN. iowa. Nov. %. lsss

ALBION, Iowa, Nov. 20, 1856.
DR.. PEkSoSS-My life having been saved
as L believe, through your treatment I
deem il my duty to state the facts. Before
/ met with you, had come to the conclu-
sion that pnust soon leave this world as
the doctors had already informed me that
i was almost gone with consumption.
After receiving two treatments from you /
felt like new being, have been gaining
ever since, and now feel that my health Is
fully restored. In regard to your Other
patients in Albion, 1t would do your heart
good TO hear them tell their own story.
in the last stages of consumption, you
cured with two treatments, and is now in
good health. Mr.. b. q. Phillips, whom
you treated for diseased kidneys and spa-
ma. complaint. after one treatment went
into the harvest field and worked all day,
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st. Louis Market.
By telegraph.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, June IL
z ToBACCO-Steady. "a, s..,s- E. "a
COTTON-Duil nothing doing; heavy and
unchanged. 85#tf H43---7rsstilr ~ -
FLoUR-Quiet and unchanged: s. so for
super extra; 50 for single extra; SlO9l2 for
Xxx; Sl49I5 IS for choice to fancy.
WHEAT-Reeeipts small market Il mer
and higher at 81 65ai 20 for No. spring;
81 50g2 go Tor fair and good fall; 81 20 for
prime; and 81 7592 so for choice. pAfsl
CoRS-Declined TO S0dS5c for mixed and
yellow; S0d90d97c for white; closing lower
and unsettled.
OATs-Receipts large: prices lower !, 66t9
zoe; at the close only 65gLSc offered. fs
RxE-A little firrner at 81 02gl %.
PRoYIsIoSs-Very duh and little doing;
prices unchanged. ~ treu4se 81
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June II.
CoTToN-Firm; low middling PFC; sales
1900 bales; receipts, S6i bales; exports,
1,0ll bales. 4ys -7y-,,s.4r j.
sUGAR-Choice Louisiana 141lc fully ;
fair Cuba, 12c. FFt1 .#er-r-e1f.r ~ fne ri
MOLASSES-NO sales.
ELoUR-Dull and irregular; demand on
ly local and Jobbing superfine normally
sl09l0 SO; double extra, sll %; choice -four,
SIS 50@l9.
CoRN-Dull at further decline of &c;
yellow and mixed, 95c; white, 059l 10.
OATS-Dull at s09S215c.
BACoN-Shoulders, l014c; clear sides, 1919
lac.
PoRK-s23 50a23 IS.
GOLD-137c.
+ ExCHANGE-L@5sc premium
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Buffalo Market.

[By Telegraph BUFFALO, June IL.
FLOUR-Neglected. fsr
WHEAT-NomInal, holders asking 81 Is
for No. 2 Milwaukee.
CoRN-Unsettled; no demand for No 2;
western nominal at Sc
OATS-Duli and unchanged.
RICE-Neglected.
MESS PoRK--S2l 90 for thin and % 90 for
heavy 80 > = p zsssA - t4f~a
LARD-l314c.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS unchanged.
BARLEY-Quoted at 81 Is for Canada.
RECEIPTS-Wheat 200 bush; corn 81 SO
bush four, 5000 bbls. Ta.n
+, SHIPMENTs-Corn, 5000 bush. Grain in
oats, $4,000 bush; rye, 10000 bush; buck
wheat, 600 bush. ..s., fe|t--s.f
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June IL.
DRY GoODs-Cotton goods inactive, yet
firm; unbleached standard sheetings no
particular change; be makes unbleacbed
not plenty, and all other makes selling
down to bare cost: prints in moderate re-
quest at S1299c; ginghams sell slowly at
&c to &c, and delaines at l9@2lc; heavy
woolens more inQuiring, but at prices in
most cases too low to be accepted. --- .s3-
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DAyENPoRr,, Iowa: Nov. g. 1866.

do hereby certify that my daughter,
age has been a great sufferer. caused by
running a nail into her foot two years and
eight months past. unable TO walk all the
time. The limb and one side partially
atrophied, having TO drag her about the
house in chair, and watch her night and
day, tearing locEJaw. Her whole system.
by many of the leading physicians of the
country, at large expense, and who said
she could never be cured. In This con-
dition brought her TO DIR. Persons. and'tn.
about twenty minutes the Doctor had her
waIkfng, and she now walks without aid,
and wholly, relieved from any di ff3culty.
/ am unable TO express my gratitude to the
Doctor for The prompt and great reiief thus
given by him, In which my daughter
joins, "a MART A lESLEST0N.r FgoW
Z redemption, Mercer County, IInnois..g
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sa.ese HEALING THE SICK So,
s5asrg 19t
Yx~ moe 1880 'ffs
me soils ui flf. psi
= ...t ...sl..ss fffss safsfssus flfr SCI r
Laying On of Hand DIS I.

The above-named method of treatment
is so strongly associated with the mfracu-
lous or supernatural that uniformed per-
sons are wholly ignorant of the agent en-
ployed, which is Animal Magnetism. The
operation Is pleasant, subduing of pain,
correcting or exciting the circulation, and
removing all diseases-generally in a sho
time, often in few moments. As evidence
ofthe above statement. ID r. PERSONS
submits to the public a few copies OF letters
he has recently received ON those who
have found relief at his hands. The pub
lie can have access 10 the originals by call
ing on him. ~
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WONDERFUL CURES
DIR. p Il II . o N =,
At the ST. LOUIS HOTEL in New Orleans.

A Great n iunaph Of A1afraal Magnetism oUcr
DTugS-JYse we Of q WeH- R10sv5a FtUsf-
clan Of The old School Cured tst>Si1 Days.
sfFs.fr ST. Lou S HOTEL y
Fs4sss4k6<@ -ss New Orleans, Feb. n. 1867. Fl.
My wife has been onfined 10 her room
and bed for nearly eight months, suffering
from liberation anu prolapsed uteri, ac-
cOmpanied by severe neuralgia of head
and limbs, pain SO great at times as to pro-
duce spasms, also frequent attacks Of q
cataleptic character, compile tely PROSTATE
ing her. She has not been able to walk
twenty steps in that time, in fact never
leaving her room without being carried
She has been treated by some of the best
physicians in the South. without deriving
any benefit that could perceive She has
had the benefit of the sea-coast and of the
watering-places- had gwen up all hopes
of ever seeing her up and walking about
Seeing DR.. Persons card, / resolved to con-
suit him, and sent for him when sue was
in agony and threateueI with spasrns and
in a few moments he had her perfectly
calm and free from all pain. / then took
her to the hotel, where he could see ner
when necessary. : he began to improve
rapidly, so much SO that in four days she
was able TO walk three blocks, and in six
days she was going up aud down three
flights of stairs, was out shopping and TAX
ing her meals at the table. Dr. Personss
treatment is pleasantL-simply the laying
on of hands-and am satisfied Is sufficient
to relieve all the wants of suffering human
ity. Go ann consult him
GEO. w. VAUGHN N.D
flis $685., Canton, Madison County, Miss.
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"a tsstsk = eSs
CoRN-DulI and lower; new mixed West
ern at S0c@sl OF: unsound 81 06Gl 08; sound
shippers out of market, in consequence OF
PoRK-Unsett1ed; sales $50 barrels mess
at $40 10 cash, and so 70 regular, closing at
$50 70 Did; regular, TO sellers, at go 40 cash.
BEEF-Firm.- $3.50 "a ~ 81 --f.
CUT MEATS-Norninally unchanged.
BACON-l01z@l056c for Cumberland cut
and ll54c for short ribbed. s-,-. .s.ifna
LARD-DuIl and heavy at l214@1255c for
fair to prime steamed and l0s4@105sc for
Kettle rendered. I gt8u' = ILDf5Ia
s 49,. STOCK OF GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE. q !
Wheat, 543. 232 bushels; corn, So, 269 BUSH
els; oats, a57 ,05l bushels rye, 103,439 bush
els; barley, 81. 75f bushels; matt, 1906
bushels; peas, q, $40 bushels. 9 iff1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18
Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June IL.
TOBACCo-SaIes of al hogsheads; steady !;
lugs, u logs 90; common 10 medium Ieaf,
s. 0097 So; manufacturing. 81 75-
FLoUR-Dul; 81 90 for superfine.
in bulk, 72@7ic.f f....f
OATS s6tz0c N bulk.
MESS PORK-Dull at 50 90. 1lToest
BACoN-ShOulders 914(d9Lc packed; clear
sides, l21zgI25sc for prime.
Z LARD Kettle rendered, 121491214c. 81
WHIsKY-Raw, free, 81 lSg2. 10. 1gEu
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-18
Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS, June IL.
CoTToN-Steady mlddling uplands, 2S15
@24c; receipts, 1917 bales; ports, 79l bales.
COR.-Quiet at 95c@s1 90. 15t-4 g
OATS-759S0c- snr fa
HAY-Dull at Sz3 00a2i 90.
PRovISIoSS-DuHa and unchanged.