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New York Market.

49,. NEW YORK, May lG.
COTTON-Firm but decidedly less
active; sales 1900 bales nliddling up
lands at 2Sta29. Hr-a.s 10.
FLOUR-Receipts l643 bbls; market
dull, 10a20 cents lower: sales of $500 bbls
ut IL U0al2 % for supertine State and
western; IL 40al4 25 for extra western:
Ia - for choice do; Is 70al4 ~
for shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; and Il 7Oa16 80 for trade brands,
closing dull. California hOur-sales of
300 bbls. ut Is 5Oal7 .. Rye -four quiet;
sales $50 bbls. at 3 00a9 50. -,
: WHISKY-Unchange6. Tors
! WHEAT-Market nOminally 5a3 low
er; sales of 1900 bn No. 9 Milwaukee mt
\ BARLEY-Dull. nag. 80 ~ ..,-.r. 4
RYE-Firm; sales Of &, 200 bn at 20
al ~ for western, so for Canada in
bond, and IS free; market quiet. :
CORN-Receipts 1886 bn; market fair
" active and sac higher; sales of 49,
90 bu at 26al 81 for old mixed west
ern in store, 26al 80 for do aflost, IA
white southern, 23a1 %! for white
western, and - for yellow southern.
OATS-Receipts las bushels; sales
OF $4,000 bushels Mt a2ias5 for western,
and s9a90 for State. aF.
RYE-Ffrrn at1f4al2a for Carolina.
COFFEEAFirm. tl
SUGAR-Firm; sales of COO hbds Cuba
at, 1Oiall.. .,. -
MOLASsES-Sales Of 200 barrek
Muscoyado ut AZ O0a54 90.
HOPS-Qniet at 30a65. ~ 81
PETROLEUM-Quiet; Is for crude,
aud % for refined in bond. Il
,PORk-Firmer; sales of ESQ barrels
ATS l5a23 30 for, new mess, closing at.
% IS cash; % 90 for cid de- - 00al9 25
for prime, and % % for prime mess;
also, 1000 barrels of new mess ut % 20a,
% rs, sellers option for sixty dAys.as r,a
BEEF-Firm; sales Of 278 barrels al
about. previous prices. 2l!lsl 81
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales or 1876 bar.
rels at 40 00a44 90. !. sa, re- s-sla
BAC0N-Stcady; sales of Us boxes
at IL for short ribbed, III for long rib
bed, LII for short clear, and lOa for Cam
berland cut. .sllO. '.'fTsf.l ~
? CUT MEATs-Firnsr; sales Of go
packages at 9a104 for shoulders, and l23
al4l for hams.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


The Pittsburg Commercial of yester-
day says: The general merchandise
trade does not wear very animated
expression. Purchasers of goeds still
confine themselves to the imnediafe
wants Of their customers, and conse-
qaently only lay in stock by small lots
The tameness of The speculative feel
ing in the face OF the prevailing abuhd.
ance of money in the New York market
lisa source Of surprise to many, and there
iss growing disposition to buy among
outside investors e soon as it becomes
clear that the market has escaped from
the control OF the bears, who hayeruled
IYor the last half year asd more. or
late the market has been remarkable on
~ for its nndecisive movements, con-
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Cincinnati Market.

u CINCINNATI, May i6.
FLOUR-DulI, but prices unchanged;
family and fancy -four Is OOal6 w.
WHEAT-Dull. -,
CORN-Firmer and asre active; NO.
1. 90 in bulk and u sacked, new IN
spection. .,....
OATS-Steady ut 72a73 in elevator.
RYE-Unchanged. ..-....
BARLEY-Unchanged.
WHISKY-30 in bond.
Observation-Disclosures.
BACON--In moderate demand at "a
~ for shoulders and clear sides.
MESS PORK-2 50.
BULK MEATS-8a10. a..4.
LARD-Sales ut l2f. In -fg.a.
GROCERIES-UnchanEed. HI
COTTON-Held firmly at 25fa96 Tor
middling; demand light. ,st o.,
GOLD-ClOsed at 8f buying AMI
373s selling. 80 ..f.. &
= EXCHANGE-Steady.
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g ss'E1ss;ssA.s,;s q 81, ,n,..5ls
{ ..~v.r. .,.ek sl.rke,.

.@a New YORK, May 10, 1901.
$50 p. M.-American Gold 1365al5;;
Ohio certificates 24a244; Canton, At
a43t: Cumberland coal. @ta3lt;; QUICK
silver, z74a7a;, Mariposa, FAC; do. pre-
ferred,I l7al& Western Union Ieie-
graph, 43a434; Pacific Mall, IIoa
.i2st; Atlantic, l02ialc3; Now York Cen
trail, 974ag7A; Rrie, 62aa6s; do: prefeardrse,d'
72a73; Hudson. l0lalO2; Reading, io'sa
lOSi: Michigan Central 1O9iallO: Mich
ican Southern, 81 4a67s; Illinois Central
10aa1O44; Pittsburg, l2a13; Ioieao'
II2Iall4: Rock Island, SSlaess; North
western, 344a34i; do. preferred, 59ta5ss;
Fort WAYNE, 96a96s.
Border State bonds steady; missouri,
e69: Tennessee, extra coupons, 62s; old
do al; North Carolina g. Missouri aa-
yanced to 97a974, and closed at about
yesterdays rate. ,.,.,.;,
Steamship shares higher; Atlantic
and Pacific steady; The Pacific steam,
ship Company declared dividend OF .
her cent. ont of the earnings of tho quar-
ter ending April 3oth, payable june Isl
Coal and miscel laneous shares WITH
ont change. = .sy... sELyg e - 81
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HORSES OvER-REACHING-R
A correspondent says: snake the shoe
its natural length, or trifle longer,
with the toe calk of the forward shoe
high and the heel caik low. The boot
will then stand farther forward, and
more removed from the stride of the
hind foot, which, being shod with low
toe calk and high heel calk, will strike
the ground before it reaches the foie
foot. An interfering horse usually
strikes with the inside IF the hoof,
about two inches from the toe; there,
fore, make the shoe straighter on the in
side and rasp the hoOf accordingly"
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FROM NEW YORK.

Rsreis. CstrespenAssce-Mc Of
GermassnlThe Nssile Riet - The
New Oris6n.' ssnk.-Fren Kan.
Mem Yosa, MAY ls.-The Herald
learns that sEnglaIM designs 20 selhel
Cuba in thel4sent ofssay dincnity with
Spain, and,rendeavor to retain the
Island AS a base in the Gulf of Mexico
The Herald's Dublin cortsspohdent
allegSS that in 1865 the Faafan Execn-
five i'm New York femitte,lL large sums
of money to Ireland, in the shape OF
drafts, drawn by the Belmonts on the
Rothschilds, The British Govefnment
embargoed the bills, and directed the.
Rothschilds not to paysthern,, which was'
done. A bill drawn for two Thousand
pounds. to be used for the defence of
prisoners, with others, when refused by
HAYNES, in London, was returned to
New York, but the ~Fepiahs in Ireland
aiiege that the brothers there have
never been able to recover the gold
from the Belmonts. pa. 70. a
The Fenian organization in Ireland is
said to be in working order and nnim-
paired in force. ..v o.
A public pae,ius Of Germans WAS
held in the eleventh ward last night,
when it was Determined 10 form art
ganization for the purpose of aSitating
against the provisions of the excise
law.
The Herald's special says of the Mo-
bile ROT; The 1aadtr, David Files, who
fired the first shot at chief of police Car
penter,, is the only one arrested. 1t is
said he aimed directly at Judge Kelly.
He was held to bail this morning in the
sum Of five thousand, dollars by, Mayor
Withers, but hasmot Setobtained bonds.
1t is certain that the attack on the ne
groes was continued for considerable
distance frou the, seene, of action, as
many were shot iiye, Oh six squares Oft.
Shots were fred from the roof of u
store kept by MIR. Wolf, directly oppo-
site the stand, and from theswindows OF
q house kept by . man named Brooks,
at the corner OF Royal street. IL IS bs,
lieved here that shofs We're also fired
from the side windows OF John For
syth's house, editor Of the Register,
which overlooks the 9stard. cannot
youch for the truth OF this, Us sat in
front of the v ifiiows, aud tho balls must
have struck bchindme.
The excitement to-day is 50 great that
the investigation is postponed, and the
Mayor and Colonel Sheppard will make
rigid inquiry into the matter. The
United States troops are still posted
throughout the city, a squad occupying
the front of the Battle House. --,.
The Herald's New Orleans special
saws: All the banks in New Orleans
have sustained heavy drafts, consequent
on the financial trouble prevailing here.
A heavy run was made yesterday on the
City National Bank, and its condition
became at one time quite critical, bat
private capitalists came forward and
advanced nousy enough to pay all de-
mands. .fy 80.
The Herald's iLeavenwsrtll, Kansas,
special says: The Republican, State
Central Convention Of Kansas met at
Topeka, yesterday, for the purpose of
arranging for canvass of the State
on the platform of impartial suffrage,
when several negroes who participated.
expressed themselves as bitterly OPP
posed to female suffrage, and consider.
able discussion eusned between the
friends of the two questions.
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The New Orleans I'icaynne says: We
learn that the party of Kentuckians
and Missourians, who left this city
about the middle of February, on the
bark Elizabeth, for Venezuela, arrived
ont safely. They had an interview with
the Governor, and found their grant of
land confirmed. Letters from members
of the party speak in glowing terms of
the climate and productions, and they
found the senoritas particularly charm
ing. 20 -.'f..
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WAsHrNGTON, May les. H. SEIZURE
man, eolored,, messenger Of the comp
troller of currency, was arrested and ex-
amined to-day OH the charge of larceny
of 600 biiis of the First National
Bank of jersey City, and forging the
signatures, Of the, officers of the, bank.
IL is believed that this is but a portion
Of the amount of national bank notes
abstracted by Schurman. He was the
confidential messenger of the Comp
troller, and .EG hs part uf hik duties TO
handle tl,eses notes. and carry them, 10
the expsessd Office. He is supposed To
be only the tool Of other parties, Who
filled in the forged names.
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FreIn Detroif.

DETROIT, May l6.-ln the constitu-
tiOnal convention to-day considerable
progress was made in the appointment
of committees. The temperance dele
gales expect to secure q, clause in the
constitution prohibiting the manufac-
ture and saleO liquor. ~.
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MkMrHis,i May i6.-Enefson Ether
idge arrived here this evening. He Was
met at the depot by large procession
thelbaisi rlsyibg G4rs6p. trnma tramp,
the boys are marching" He speaks
here tomorrow.
Bishop Quintard. in an address to the
Episcopal Convention eondemns the
practicerOf raising money for churches
by fairs, lotteries &C.. He urges ON the
church their duty to the niggers, one OF
whom he says is candidate for ordina-
ton, ready to go TO- work. about two
hundred delegates are in. ATTENDANCE
at the Cumberland Prasby .srian Gen
eral Assembly.
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New YOnK, May l6.-The Times spe-
cial says: \ delegation of Lonisiania's
called ON the President yesterday, and
were informed by him that Attorney
General Stanbery's opinion OH the reg
istration would soon be issued.
They application an order to restrain
General Sherman from closing the regis
tration of voters in accordance with his
recent order, and were informed that
orders would be issued which will ena-
BILE all atho- desire to rogister, aAd are
not disqualified by the military bib, to
do 40
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From Rostou.

BosToN, May 16.-The soldiers equal
ization bounty bill was killed in tue
Legislature to-day by IL majority.
In the hotels, the bars for the sale OF
liquors and all other public bars in the
city are to close ,after\Saturday next on
pain of seizure. ~ -E o.. s...s.r
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Nyf-
.tBaltiinors J.23 Pm
Washington i:9 7. n
iGLt ARRIVE
Harpers Fry s:9P, ",
Cumberland l245 A. n.
Grafton. -. $50 -
Wheeling, iI.aeSa 80
.Ipslu.ipg SHnti.yS
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HEAVY Lam

New York, May l6.-Henry T. Craw-
ford, of Cleveland, Ohio, complained
to the Superintendent of Police, that
on last Wednesday he had lost SIT, 900
at faro, in gambling hell OH Broad
way.
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NASHVILLE, May l6.-Aradical con-
vention to nominate q candidate ior
Congress in this district met in this
city to-day ut the, capitol 4 division.
occurred in regard to the admisston'of
delegates from Wilson county, where
upon the supporters of John Lawrence
seeded. They held u meeting at the
market house and nominated him "a
candidate. The sdelegati0ns that re-
manned nominated John Trimble. The
great mass Of tile delegates were me-
sroes. Lawrence IL from Ohio and has
beer hsrs in, the employ!of the Freed-
mems Bureau some time. Trimble ~
native Union NAH. The contest De-
tween them will be determined by the
: But iittle prssres. has beeG mads liip
Impeachment court. Two witnesses on
the part Of the prosecution were exam
ined to-day. 't.'s "a rfti1'"i-h' 81 80
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Go see SignOritta Ella Eugene enter
the cages Of wild animals, with Haisht
& Chambers NMa,nnISt II Shh~ AsAh1>'
Natjosai Unioa & . n, m itter.

NEw, York, May l6.-The National
Union committee today issued an ap-
peal to the Republicans of the country
for assistancelS@ftSc0peratio lnthis
auspisiops crisis, of the, country it is
deemed of the highest import ance that
the Republicans of every State should
immediately reorganize for the remain
ing elections of 1867, preparatory to
the coming Presidential contest, and
especially in the States which have ney :
er before reorgsnizeti. As the only inst
basis Of government, the equal and in
alienable rights of man, they say they
desire to present % systematic and thor
Ough canvass of the Southern States by
the most efficient speakers ef both races
and to second. their efforts by the dis
tributiofi sof documents euforcinu the
Principles, policy and aims of the Re-
publican party. They therefore appeal
for aid directly and personally To the
party, asking the rich TO give generous
ly and the poor To give what they can
afford, all letters to be addressed to
Marcus L. Ward, Ghairman-aRd Treas
urer, Newark, Ssw jersey, -, ,..-.
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From OTTAWA.

1OTTAwA, c. W, May 1.-THE execu-
tive council closed itssitting yesterday
for the present. The chsngesin the ,te-'
partments will involve the removal OF
some seventy families from this city.
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Chicago Market.

,..-, CHICAGO, May l6.
Flour firm and advancing. Wheat
very dnlE Rye quiet, att 4sal 40. Bar
ley dun and unchanged. Pork dull, ut
~ 5Oa22 a.. Lard dull and unchanged.
Whisky firm, at 3 27a . %, in bond.
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Dischnrgcd-Atiemp Murder and
NO - Suicidc. 81 =

PHILADELHHIA, May 16.-Thos. Lois,
who was yesterday acquitted Of the
murder Of George Eller in February
last. Oh the ground of insanity, was
brought before court this morning Oh
application for discharge, being now
perfectly sane, and after examination ct
witnesses, was discharged.
James Piner cut the throat of his
cousin, Miss Halcraft, then Allis own.
Both resided in the house OF John
Schaffer, IL c,u-driver. Piner is an in
offensive young man, always OH the
best terms with Miss Halcratt Both
parties are still alive.
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BnfaIo Market.

BUFFALO, May III.
Flour steady. Wheat quiet; No. 9
Chicago car lots 9 90. Corn closed Mt
90 for No. 2 Chicago; later held at OS
for No. |, | O3 for No. .. Oats, - for
Ohio: No. Chicago 76. Canal freights
unchanged.
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Wsshingtsa Items.

WASHINGTON, May l6.-The irsasur!
DEPARTMENT having been advised that
large quantities Of peas, imp III NO v as
Canada ostensiby LOT domes,c G use, 40
tors NJ Castona of all lake ports have
Ssra instructed to regard ailwhole peas
= seeds, and charge on them duty OF
thirty per cent, as prescribed by stat
at4. unless they have clear proof they
sre kiln-drisd, and unfit for seeding pur-
poses.
Eighty-fve midshipmeD have gradu,
sted during the examination at the
Naval, Academy. Fifty or sixty win be
placed on the steaaiship Minnesota, fol
. six tnonths. erpizes for practical in
struction> N
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LkRDlsfssdy; sales Of ffoo barrels
at l24s13} for new. o,,;o
,BfJTTER-Hexyy Mt Halt tef stso'
.7 CHEESE Steady.
LATEST MARKETs-o r: N.
FJOUR-CIosed very dull and iuai''c
,losv,r on common grades.
|'fWHEAT-DuI and declining; NO.
Q snr;na Q 7Oa2 90; No. l. S5a2 10. .
RYEI1 7Oai 70 for western. s., &
SOArsZImproved tendeney' western
S4aS5. "a
b 'lCORN-2a3c better; 30al 81 for old
shipping mixed western In store; ia
n as for new mixed western.
IPORK-Quiet; sales of 500 barrels new
mess, at 90 90 cash and % 50 for regn-
Jag: 81 rN .sas
seEEssassaiHalsss ss4ul,.ad adsi:ss y
b iBACON-Firm and a fair business
doing; l2i for short clear and lug io'
c1 I'asnMsis.av ,,d hodsrat.l susi.
ness at 13lal3s for fair to prime steam
and 49, for kettle rendered.
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- Dr.. Richard Blum,
. PHYSICIAN SURGEON
One door south Of Reed 4 Krafts Drug sssass
.SMain ST., Centre wheeIins.

THAyK REMOVED NY OPFICE AND Rrs.
i idence to the above named place and win
nsw devote my entire sttentiaa 70 the practice
Of my Rrofeasaen- Connected vita my o(icc /
hAyca RHGUl-AR iDISPENSARr,o wtere my
penenn sud Patrons uaa have tAsir ncaicincs
preD@k Hsperea, and thsir prescriptions ,ooIs.
pounded ct lair and reasonable rates.
may1-dkwfm DR. RICHARD BLUM
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Killed.

MINIATURES, May 16.-Victorine VIII
finger was killed while attempting to
get on train at Greenfield, Wisconsin,
yesterday. - Ats ErE III.
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.pp Teleuaraapt.,
= SijsuIg0 brS Gh$0 7
ITO TEX REGISTER.-- ].
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph r the Register 4. 2

LrvERpooL-Noosfii sfsy sH-Btsadsl
stuffs, quiet and unchanged CoEnl il
steady, at 4os. Provisions unchanged.
Produce quiet and steadysG Commo1
Resin 6sa6s Cd, Fetrelenm, refined Is
Id. Glover seed 57s. Tallow Sd higher,
at AS Cd. ,SSaisnsssi1f oaE snsss
I.nNncct; May l6.-Bresdstuffs steady.
Western mixed Corn 42s. Sugar nm
changed. Oils do.
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80 Race.

MIDDLErowN, N. Y. May l6.-Tbs
great trOtting race between Dexter and
Goldson came off to-day. Dexter won
the first heat in 2:ess; and the second
in 2:2.
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DON'T fail to see Sam. Rinehart in his
champion leap, with Haight & Cham
bers' Circus and Menagarie,
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Go and see the celebrated and accom-
plished Madame Macarb, with Haight
& Chambers great Circus and Menage-
RE. t...g .
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REMEMBER the champion Miacco
Brothers srs with Haightt and Cham
bers' mammoth Circus and Menagerie.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio R R. Co.
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

Oy,lcn B,LnxonE & ONO RAILROAD Co,
-, WnEEINe, May I, 1867.
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WHO does not desire to see the large
collection Of animals with Haight d
Chambers great show: .,- ta,
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3, S],,encs Of tina b6ars being as much
.TSosd To selT ~ tf6 bdils afe 70 buy;
but So, 't e. a .sss
yi,sn n decided change does take place
II will be in favor Of higher prices. The
prospect of abundant crops, and the
probaBilitE that po fhsfher sogsf ctionl
Of the CURRENCY viii tako taase for an
indefinite length Of time to come. IN
spire, q shelter feeling In Wall street, as
xell as in all departments Of tride.
Ira 3. SssEayaEC o,fepsrs the quota
tions of Goverainentsinl New York TO,
d iag sSfsnoSAxsT 40 eFs go 60 ~ =
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FROM WAyH7kdToN:


IS S'ssss. s:s:s;;:.:
= WAsHsaross Aeg l6.-The opinion
Il attorney General Stanbery onths re-
construction acts will, it is expected,
be ready for PRONUNCIATION this week;
An tip f0lnt5 kAse been decided ana
approved by the President and bis CAP.
instsT ahe utmost Pains have eeen
taken E render slssS na Ss sSoor a@oo Of
those acts. The preparstienef the doc.
nment las involved an examinations OF
the la rs of the Southern States In or
Ssr ~ cumberland fr0pefly what classes
of persons ere affected BY the C99Erss.
which tAjsnay be earxiad into execn-
ton with the least possible degree Of
embarrassment too parties concerned.
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! Go $50 SisaPEitte2ls Eugene enter
the cages Of wild animals, with Haight
& Chamber Mammoth Show. 'rdnea,,,,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
. .pR oIoHNsToN. IhnN

p sDk yOHNSTuN, iAaI
Member Of The Roy al College Of Surgeons, Lon.
don. graduate from one of che most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the greater
mart of whose life has bsen spent in the hospitals
Of London, Paris, philadelphia and elsewhere,
has eiIec ted some of tho piost astonishing ,eafes
that were ever known. Many troubled With
ringinp in the head aud ears when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed ~ sudden sounds,
bashfulness, with frequent blushing,l attesatssi
sometimes with arrangement of mind, were eur
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Rstabfishcd rs a Refnge from Quackrry. The
- of,Iy place where a cure can be obtained.
tjces more fatal to their victims than the son
of Svrtns to the Mariners OF Ulysses Night
their most brilliant hopes or snticipztionS =
aering nnatrisge, &c, Impossible. '''''
Y0TNG MEN

Especially. who hArs bseome the Victims of Sol;
which annually sweeps 20 an untimely grave
thousands Of Young Men Of the most exalted
talents and brilliant inteilerty vhs Insight other
wise have entrancea listening Senates with the
thunder OF elo1nence or waksa 70 sSs.ss 'S %
thrillingly may call withfun eonhaefNos; -
III q IL MARRIAGE = - -
Marie Persons, or Young Mea eontemplat-
inc Marriage: being aware Of Physical Weak.
mess organic debility, dofomiJies, speedily
cured. 80
He who places himself under fhs nare,ef spr,
T NAV reiigiously cnnide in his honor as gen.
tle,nan. and confidently rely upon bis skill as
nhysician . "
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MERCHANT TAILORs,

MERCHANT TAlLORS.
At less than Eastern prices. Flannsls blankets.
Hosiery, Gloves Ladiea and Gents Vests and
Pants, Cslicos and Chintzes best Merrimacs at
70 cents. Some good Madden Colorsd Calico at
I2i oenta Fins! Twillcd Cohurxs It Is cents
Cool Brown Muslin ut f2i cents. Heavy Ribbed
Msrino Hose at s5 cents . pair. 81 and lU-4
Linen and Cotton Sheeting at very reduced
prices, andeverything slse IN prvpertion. Please
carl and examine for yourselves soon, as we ex-
pect to only sell for limited time At these :
Extraordinary Low Prices:
Flease remember the plses, At JOHN ROE
MER 4 CO., Nos. 81 and 81 Main Street Centre
Wheeling, West Virginia. aTstFAI.a
n ~ ~saErt rF.rss y. .. ~. -ffsFf
" Ssr, , JOHN RoKsakR T. GO.
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TRAINsW WILL fsC ~
i by the following schedule on and after inc
9Th day of MAY, 1867: