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Admisi.tr atrir,. No,icr. .

ht sui'-f ai-r hersis gts-- uaf Sc ihst she -.
ncsu aais spF-tutsd Alsntat-tfsfrix ~ 80
estate of JO~lii TANNING NE q t--~t-ta,.
10 BE tosats 81 Asdrs-coggra. dsc. s-sd ed xiv.
90 bro - The - tif~rt-. Al pcr-ra- hs.isx
d~s-aasi- s.sil.t 20 e-fsfe a sait ,~r-a.sd
s-sirrd o. pfsseut ~ g. .sttts~ut ssd 40
''.i.ttet thsfcts feqaestsd o. sale ,syu.-at
su'rue.i iatsiy.
ELNA TANNING.
F-b- I9. ise7.
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Proposals
For Sale.

4 sf,af IN Norsss Ndisg-. esrsisfing q . fuo
.foty liouse. Noodhauss. sd Sfshi~. sad s~fi
hai-hsi sod psa-safi tcafrd The undivfded
hs1 RI 30 n lsad p 80 ~ ne rissr is fsrs
coafa lnf-r D. srrss uafe. 49, .usu Or-
% sd on Nursay. - iufthrr Fsrticuisrs asIuirs
81 %. q. MIXER o. ~ prern,ss.
Norwav 20 O. I-sT
wv GOODNOw.
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I'HE aetsr-igs.d hsr,b, riv~- pui.Ic so-ic-
II hat Lad Wsrrsat ~. lO5.517 90 leo
-er~.. $500 be- on th- el~tsuih daY 81 Octot.cr
i-o6, - believed % o. io.ts thst be hs. csus~d
casesi 90 - - IN IN Gra~r.i Lad Oale~ 81
Ns-hiaxioa. ID. g. 80 ~ l,sspo-e "a @rr-.tsux
ihs ts-ue ~ sav psicnf said ~srrsnt. should
he sasn- sv~r - presented for thar rsrpos~ that
I a~Scf sot. a-stg-ef 90 soisni sstis psrted -ith
80 rfgat o. the ~arraat n gursfios. ssi d~ssga
a. 'TFis 10 res-sue 81 ms io.f ssrrsnf. descri-
- 90 ztosc.
STEPHEN x. CHARLES
4 CARD os.D . suai--r sf fho.e p-r.oas
~ ~ho ~er- i..i~ia~d o. We iuaaa 4 90. no
I'D ne ~ -. - Deaf A.,t-,is Rad Thss' -
&c. sd have caisd aad .sltLe th~ss bsu. 80
~hrch fssor I Ssh % sxpr~s. ~ ~.rn~.t
fhauks NJ nj psf ofh~r- a. he ave tb.s
I mty turth-s e.tesd ~ gr.fitnd-.
CHARLES BAILEY.
Soufh Psfis. F~b. -. 1871
4 DNINI~TRATRIN'S SALE. rur.uast %
~ isc-a.- frasn th-!Froisst- Cosrt g. Osford
touutv. ~ us.~s-igu+d. sdssiaisfr.tfix 90 The
estate 81 Ssissaa- L.. Aksrs. l-ie 81 Aadoser. %
49, Couu'y. ~ih -sn ~ rsbtic 60 private sale.
o. Wedae-.iav. ~ thrrd taE - Apftinsst. 80 10
o'ripcs 80 ne prtSss-es. 90 safd Andsser.
b. h,iaoesi~ad farm 81 ssid Le~-a-ci. cisaisx
b. rsr-rssaa afth~ wfia.'. fo~cr.
HARH n. AkERS. AiniairtrafrtH.
An.iovsr. Fsb- q. ise7.
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4 DEMONSTRATIONS SALE. ~ -irtu- q
u ho-ss- ifoss ~ Juigs 81 Probate 80 Os-
iord tounts th~ oaieFssgae. adm ras.tr.ios 81 the
estate - isrnr'-i e. kern, LIE q OSfort IN ssid
teuufy a Oxtssrd. dcressed. siu ssu ~ pullac
- T. 90 the pr-uiisss ~ said Lesusei q k-ru %
OSiofa. 90 To- sisy thr BIB dsv q March n~xt
"a o'cisck On th- sitersaon. ~ The rest cst<t.
Of saieh tn -aid Lsuns-i e. k-ss died ssirsd
aud 10000 tn oxls.td Cosinis.
fsb n. t-s7. LUTHER PERKINS
Maine Wesleyan Seminary ana
Female College.
THE SPRING TERN ~iu comm-nce % ~
A s-cond hon.i.s 81 Nsfrh
a.. =. TORSEY. Prssideut.
Keats 1911. Feh. 70. 1851
NOTICE - h~rshs eisea 49, ~ 80. Ace.
y Nnchei, h.s ~ niy 49, sad board ssh
Get Ylsfthshi~ csase. i hts q o. f1tbid az u~r-
500 baft-oring 81 tfusiiHE hef 80 ~ sccouni.
shsl 80 - dstt- 20 ~ roltr=ctiaz
Aat0ssr. PEI. p. fs77.
SIMON n. MITCHELL.
Au-si. EDvfs a. NfrcHrIt
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rTNiit~ c.ruh-- fhai I h.vr Eivra ~ 80
n thsrh~s a Led. his tiu-r. 30 t-ad- anf co.-
trsrt Co hssi. sail ctsins srsns r az. eara
~. and ay d~trs ofh,. ooutr.efing sf,-r thi.
aarr.
Nosyay. March rs. fse7.
LORD.
Witn--.. p CHUrg
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DETROIT, MI0H., NoY. 14-ProtessoE
WATSON, Of the Michigan University.
rspofts that Notwithstanding the tight
ofthe fnll moon and the smoky state
OF the atmosphere, a fine display OF
meteors was observed there this morn
ing. The maximum occurred at four
O'Clock, at which tine We counted
them at therate of ! 500 per honr- The
number acthany Visible was very
much greater. We had n glimpse OF
large numbers whose light feebly pre-
vailed over that OF the foil moon. The
radiant point was found to be situated
in the highest ascension, one hundred
and forty-niI.e degrees, and declina-
ton twenty-two degrees North.
CHICAGO, Nov, 14.-The observers at
Heck Han, ETanston, I'LL, report that
twtthstandlbB the SKY was partially
obscnred by clouds and full moon, u
fine display of Meteors was seen this
morning. q The maximum occurred
this morning between Sand 4 O'Clock,
when eleven hundred and nine were
eounted.l At Dearborn 3 University g.
stil1lRfger number were seen.
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NEW YoRK, N6v.14.-The Tribune'l
special says: It Is uncertain whether
Mr.. Thornton will come to Washing
ton. Though Lord Stanley urges his ap'
It is rumoied in official circles thai
Mr. Chandler, Asst Secretary of tbs
Treasury, will surely resign at the be-
ginning of the year.
II Is understood that Secretary Nc
Culloch will recommend the issue of .
new conrolidated five per cent loan
Senator Shermanswill introduce q bill
giving the authority. tifif7iFs. .
A " orld's special says: The whisky
rings are again urging the removal Of
Com missioner Rollins. 80 - - +.
The Times special says: The state
ment that Col. Eorney, Secretary of the
Senate, Is defanlter, Is wholly I'M
founded, as he has a balance in this
Treasury to his credit.
1t Is reported on good authority thai
Secretary McCullocli recently rendered
his resignation, and the President re-
quested, him to Withdraw itand the Sec
Gen. Shermanis coming visit to Wash
ington concerns Indian affairs, and has
nothing to do with politics.
GEM CRAM has decided that. Col
Berger cannot resume his position II
the Quartermaster's Department.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-About twelve
o'clock to-day, as E. A. Pollard the
historian of "Lee and his Lieutenants, "
was passing in front of the Maltby
House, he was approached by. n son
and nephew of Henry a. Wise, named
John and Douglas Wise, each OF whom
through his right arm, he having his
wife on his left arm at the time. Pol
lard drew pistol, but was unable TO
raise IL on account Of the wound, and
the ball from his weapon struck the
pavement. The Wises' came up from
Richmond this morning to obtain salts
faction from Pollard for the letter re-
Gently published by the latter in reply
TO the letter of Henry A. Wise, on his
(Pollard's) history of the war, and had
previously declared their intention TO
shoot him at sight. Both are in custo-
dy to await examination.
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New York, Nov. l4.-Last night y
thief named Mcguire, was caught by
officer Woodbridge, stealing. he At
tempted to escSpe, when the 0fiicer
| fired on him INJECTING a fatal wound.
/ MARY Husband, = native OF Spain,
attempted to commit suicide by shoot
Ing herself through the head Her re-
covery Is considered impossible.
Fernando Wood in speech last
night, accepted the nomination for
hayoralty; vigorously attacked the
expensive honesty and respectable in
competency of Mayor Hoffman, and
developed a comprehensive scheme Of
municipal reform, putting himself for
ward rs the man to carry 1t through.
AT the Republican Convention held
last night, Hon. VIM. A. Darling
WAS ON the first formal ballot noTnina-
ted for Mayor The vote was 81 to IS;
Mr.. DRrling's competitor being Hon.
Abraham Lunt, Stale Senator. 18
The meteoric showers did not appear
in much force last night.
The case of John o. BrainR, the al
legged Chesapeake pirate, was brought
up in the q. s. Circuit Court, at Brook
lyn, yesterday, the prisoner being
present. BE stated that he desired a
trial, but his counsel was in Washing
ton. The Court set the trial for Mon
day. sa tsll.-s..i ~
The heirs of Anneke JAMS, who
claim the Trinity Church property, met
In convention at Poughkeepsis yester-
day. There were 200 men and women
present from New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-Three hundred
and thirty -fonr meteors were seen from
the Central Park observatory last
night, of which fry four len luminous
trains behind. The greaterS portion
were seen between 3 and 8 O'Clock this
morning. Five hundred were counted
in twenty minutes at Wilmington, Del,
and an observer thought two or three
Thousand were visible in all. 4asl
n. Kane Miller of Cincinnati, and I.
T. Moody of Chicago, were among the
speakers at the State Christian Conven-
ton here to-day. -- e.
In the Protestant Episcopal Conven-
ton report was made in favor OF di-
vision OF the Diocese. Sis
A mulaIto, named Sylvester CUTLER,
was hung to-day at Elizabeth, for the
murder Of another negro named Geo.
Turner. The culprit made his dying
speech, in which he declared that rum
was the cause OF the crime.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA well-known
confidence operator going by the coguo-
men of Long Doctor, was detected yes
terdAy in an attempt to perpelratO q
forgery on Jay Cooke q Co., using the
name of Fred. Butterneld & Co., for
nearly thirty thousand dollars. He
WIS arrested and Is supposed to have
accomplices. -tls .s.=e
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nARlslEI,. d FKLsenArsL.
NKw Yonx. Noviembe

REaULAR RKPoR1.
CoTroN-Shhde lower sales 1,400
bales at 1s<a1s1zc for middling up
,FTouR-Receipts 1897 bbls; market
opened 10a2Oc better, bnt closed dull
with the advance Host; sales II 900 bbls
at IS 6Oa9 30 for snpertine State and
western; % 70a10 so for extra state;
% eoa12 90 for extra western; % souls 90
for round hoop Ohio, and Sl0aIb 10 for
Sc. Louis California FIour-FIrm;
sales 500 sacks at $12a13 %. Rye Flour
Sales $50 bbls at STa9 90.
WHIsKY-Unchanged; sales 100 bbls
In bond at g so.
GRAIN-Wheat-Re Receipts 1885, 92 bus;
market opened shade fiFmer and closed
2a5c lower; sales 81 600 bus No. 2 do at
g 29a2 80; No. ] do g 27a2 q; No. and
sales 1900 bus state at 81 65aI e. Bar
ley@Dun and dropping; sales 1900
bus Canada West at 81 52a1 IS for com-
mon 70 fair. Malt-QuIef; sales 5000
bus Canada. Peas-Pdyate terms.
Corn3Receipts g 55s bus market s
but closed dun and declining; sales
sc, 200 bus at - 35a1 80 for mixed west
ern, closing at 81 35a1 36, and 81 20a1 .
for new mixed western. Oats-Re-
eeipts I4,07B bus; market Without deei-
ded change; sales 81, 900 bus NJ 775zaT9c.
QlEIE1-sIhACta-=lC HAA~ kQAAEf
Qniet and firm. Sugar-Firmi sales
85 hhds. Cuba at 125zc; 2l5 boxes Ha-
yana, at 12<a14c. MolAsses-Dull.
PETRoLEUM-9uiet; 12c for crude;
2SI<a2S1<cfo for Tetined in bond.
HoPs-Quiet at 35H60 for American.
PRovIsIoNs-PoEk-Q Quiet; sales 500
bhls at $40 75a209O for mess; closing AZ
SO 81 cash; SIS 75a19 % for prime; 81, 90
Tor prime mess. Beef-HeaYy; sales go
bbls. ut previous prices. Beef Hams
Heavy salesi go bbls. at SO 0oa2o 90.
Baeon-Quiet and steadyi sales $50
December and January long cut hama.
November and December ON private
terms. Cut Meats--Heavy. sales $50
packages at sl<aIQe for shoulders; I25<a
14c for hams. LaFdzFfrInl and aefiYe;.
fsIss r9g DOS; Ct ~, ~ ea sssn
at 20a45c.
cWEsE-Quiet at lIalEc.
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BaItimore Live stock Market.
lgperfaf N Tlsfl,t Eak1EIl0.,asr
Z = 49, BALTIToEE, NOV. i.

.
cATTLR-The offerings OF cattIe to-
day amount to about 1900 head. The
market opened very dull at a decline
on all grades OF about ssEc per pound,
and continued SO until the close OF this
report, with a prospect ofa further de-
cline. -.h u - a
sHRRr-The supply of sheep has been
moderate during the week and prices
remain unchanged. fair to good sheep
selling at sa4c per pound, and extra Al
SC. Receipts, about 5000 head.
Hoos-The arrivals OF hogs during
the week have been large. amounting
toabout 5000 head. Prices have been
steadily declining; fair to good hogs are
selling at s1<as1<c, net, according 10
qualify. The market Is dull.
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BUFFALO, Nov. I4-Weston arrived
here about l21f o'clock. He walked
quite rapidly. BE Is expected to leave
here about five this afternoon, and
hopes to make,his hundred miles in "a
hours between here and Cleveland.
BUFFALO, Nov. 14.-weston arrived
at one O'cl jck this afternoon. He will.
attend the theatre tonight a nd leave
for Erie, Pa, on the tramp of 100 miles
about midnight.
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- .lInFrled.lr...-l -

wILnIN non DIX. Nov. 14.-Rev. O.
e. MnIIvaine, son Of the Episcopal
Bishop, of Ohio, WAS married 10 n
daughter of bishop Lee, OF Delaware,
NJ St., Andrews Church In this city, to-
day; by the Bishop Of Ohio, assisted by
the Bishop of Delaware in the services.
mo Cardss1 a1zst0z EAatta9T
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OMAHA, Nov. ia letter from the
Dakota country says; On the Sth inst.
that region was visited by one of the
most destructive fires that ever occurred
in that section. Thirty-fivs Thousand
dollars worth of hay and grain was de-
stroyed. 5l ta
The Pacific Railroad opened TO Chey-
enne yesterday, and a grand jubilee is
being held by the railroad men and
citizens.
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READ TIE EYIDHNcE.

go iNtst SO .t.i|t agE
tsfu nor girtf
MessTs. DevfnS q Bolton. sgsr. a. ri
5ESTLiHMEN:-For the last eleven months
Ihaye been suffering almost daily nom %.
we're attacks Of Dyspepsia; so much 50 that
couId with difficulty retain meal In my
3 .omach more than twenty minutes. at
night i experience q great burning IN OF
about the heart general depression OF
splits, attended with frequent headache,
diExinesS or dinlness of sight. tried va
rIous cathaFtic compounds and stomach pre-
parationS. Withhold being afforded any ets
5eciIal relief, TIM used four bottles OF Hub
bells Golden BIttars," since which period
1 have not beer. trou bled with u single one
OF the above complaints. From the beneht
duty 10 express publicly my grateful thanks.
: RN71T ICE ! A-BANCROkf,
Accountant and Collector.
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a slstai4l1sl NEW YORK haArch SsOtns Lso4.
Messs. Geo. o. Hu60el q o., Hudson, y. 4.

. LIZ ~. INV AulIlIs
MeG1s. Geo. O. Htbdel& o., Hudson, y. 4.
q; vsTs.-My family having been The re-
einieiit or marked beneflt In health by the
NE or your Golden Bitiers,H am induced
10 acknowledge my sense OF Rmutuas IN
~ Won desire lean eonfidently assert that
since the INST bottle OF your Btters entered
INV house 4 have heard Of no olnplaint Of
dTanauEia. MyWife had been troubled with
ne malady Tor years. and had also 0een
much ANNOYED by piles The symptoms
we'll. other members OF my family endone
fiie good qualities OF your article and can
only say, In eonclueion that should pe
iii& aily time they. may call on me. Win.
much regard, i ann 49, -t..,- -
,5 sf,i55 - Yours truly. aRAHaMs4
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 1.-THE Tennessee
State Teachers' Association, in session
to-day, memorialfZed the Legislature
to pass law inaugurating the normal
school system OF teaching in the State.
The question OF mixing white and col
ored children in the same schools has
not been up for discussion to-day.
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The White Pine Compound,

! l7l6EOIft4E ". SWIFT, M ID.
. fsii4 ala fFRof1rfiTuE.
eir PREPARED Ar THE bs5 Sd
New England Botanical DeuoEa
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Under the Supervision OF Rdy. i. W.. Pol5,ia Is
LAU6HLLN, SMITH 4 CO. Wi,oiesa1of,
and Retan AgentA- Q. a. ODBERT, Wll0aI.
Ing, ! q ~. y. MERCER, Bellaire, Ohio,
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MEaraI.
White Pine Cornpound

rs NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFLICTED
throughout the country, amer having
been proved by the test Of eleven years, IN
the Now England States, where It's inertia
which, IN pan, Il deIiyosits virtues. .
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aSes1s. Geo. C. Httbbel 4 o.: -,e.as.... !.
vonr IC3oIden RlftAfS,n / can recommend
ihem with the utmost confidence As tonic,
naFIiciiarIy for . change Of diet and water.
r. n ~ we'll for IanieS and children, giving
them part nf o Wine-glass two or three Times
q day. = Yours respectfully, lf.l ,,.,.., z
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Fire.

CINCINNATI, Nov. IA destructive
fire occurred on the corner of John aud
Oliver streets last night. A bedstead
factory and several small buildings ad-
joining, were consumed. The total loss
will probably reach thirty thousand
dollars.
LoUIsvILLR, KY, Nov. 14.-An ex-
tensiye ere is now raging corner Mar
ten buildings, occupied as bar-rOoms,
retail groceries, livery stables, d.,
are nearly destroyed. The hremen
have not as yet been able to master the
flames. The loss will be quite heavy.
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Eentl'@Ssas1ss {{S spnEEsRi VIZ FilaB BsfRss5
NEW YoRK, January IL, 1884,
Al ~ z I. q y. v
NEm YonK. April ga. lEsI.

NEW YORK, April Esd, 1854.
( Geo. C. Httbbei& oo.-Gaaemen: %e have
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its com pound parts entttle &c 10 The fnoticd Of
tI1e medical profession. Since our analysis
ia have used il In our practice with very
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ygell Calculated TO correct the Rngementof
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rhoeal sex heA dache, cholie, &C., sc, and u
a superior tonic for daily use In moderate
quantities for aged penols,. aud also 1or
Doct0i3 q. ia Tsis1NORBUhYI[
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Tha White Pine Componnd

.sIt Wag carly IN the EprfnR OF "a that this
e,onnr,nri5d TSs oTiSiIIafI,d fne11bGT m INV
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FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 12.-Alex-
ander Carter was killed in Norfolk last
evening, by Henry Warren. Both are
marines. The murderer has been ar
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4st. courtlandt St, MosrnEAI, JAY u, .

GNrLKMEN:-Your -BitteB have been
such blessipg in yzfamlly that y elenngt
Tefrain ffom sending you this testimonial.
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15cWest 9th St. N. Z.
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sPRfsaFTkIDi Mass, Nov. 14.-About
Az inches OF SNOW fell here yes
t6rdAy. delaying the railroad trains
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Base BAN.
Speeial o ne Itltelliqenesr.

n bI'stlalI % t7Is IILLeLIt9eIleeFT.
SrEuBRNyILLE, o., Nov. II.
The second match game of base bah
between the Mears' club of steuben-
vile, and the Belmonts, of st. Glars
vile, was played upon the grounds OF
the former, this afternoon, resulting
In the following score: Mears', 70;
Belmonts, A.
The third and final game wiz be
played on wheeling Island tomorrow.
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BTonchitiE, SPLITTING OF Blood, and Pnlmon-
any Affections generally. IFS a remarkable
Remedy for Kidney Complaints. Diabetes,
Dificu1ty or VoIdIng Urine. bleeding Dom
the Kidneys and BIadder, Gravel, and other
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GOLDEN BIrrERs.--.Hubbelis Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utation. Read the following: Fl
= = pApia Eranr.a Luna q 1874.

Mes.ra. Hllbbele 90. s..,x.z,,, ~.
GEETs;-I can say that your .1olden III.
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world. II acis truly in a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia Of the most
painful kind, L used the Golden Bittef1 pre-
pared by Messrs. Hnbbel q Co., anu was cur
"a. Il am convinced that all complaints OF
THIS kind can be cured by your Bltters. Wish.
ing Won prosperity and great cceES In the
cufing OF ali the complaints that aftiict the
human ana l Gentlemen {eqEg; WIN gssER ss,
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NOVEMBER I4-FLoUR-Qulet.
GRAM Wheat -Ia2c better sales
white Michigan s. IS; amber 81 52a2 So.
Corn-old unchanged, new &c better;
sales No. Wabash SIO61l; No. do
81 @; Michigan 81 %: new 92c. Oats
Unchanged; COO for No. /; $50 for No. 2
Rye-Qniet. Barley-Dnll.
LAKE FREIGHTs-UnchanRe
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). Latest News
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BY the Union Lines
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=, pittsburgh, wen and. widely known,
U ,tss. "Iou have permission TO use our
Ssme IN recommending our Baking PoWdef
IS asY EXTENTIi IL has been USED IN our
tLSD6iIy with great satIEfactlu." -
4 Gore OF others in Pittsburgh and Yici.
nity. bear similar testirnony. .,l.slt -
,rnuS Chicago Baltimore, Beaver, lrontnn,
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: HnnlE rEsrtMoNY.,

MussRI.. LEWIS & WooDhANsEE, propri-
et0rs OF the "GEant House, have been using
n nearly two Yeas, and say Bread and
TaEes made oft are ALWAYS GOOD: -
NEssRs. EDWARDS q CoNANT, propr1etors
DfthB "Sprlgg Hopse, 2 say HtheIe has been 9
Srsat Improvement In the QuRnty oil our
Bread, Cakes and Pastry since we began us
aRs. W. j. c. ANDERSON, says. ~ prefer
your Excelsior Baking Powder 70 any othes'
lakes made oft arellght and Wholesome.
Mr.. GEO. g. Ross, proprietor OF the SSteenc-
rod House, HSDyE emy Cook gives ~ tnS pIeii-
eTeI.5S5 vVer MI other, Baking PoWders. bfeauS
cakes and Pastry are always gooq., .,,.,,o.
hRs 6WITTEH Bays:E"l nave Ifieu nuthst !.
Gus Baking Powders, bnt can nnd none I Snss
gives the same satisfaction as your E4ceIlots
Baking Powder. u can always pc snIS e %
giving my boarders good Bread ana Ca Aa's'
Thehe ave hundreds of families in this and
otheF citfeS and Towns, who nave Deen uSink
fhe ExcelsIor Baking Power for long Ilne
10 the ex cluSion or all other preparations
MUFFINS can be made WITHOUT Yeast by
using the Excelsior Baking Powder In same
nropoFtIon as for biscuits. - ...sssi
H8rCAUTION.-QealeI and FaminS are
cantIoned against limitations of the Excel
SiSr Baking Powder. The genuine has the
address OF Logan, List 4 Cos. on each label.
IFS neatly put mp In OK, llband 10 10 cans
Also, Tor sale by the barrel keg and pound.
4, H. LOGAN a Co z 10.
si - and LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.
Sole ProprietoIB, Wheeling, West va,
DH-Sold by Dealers Everywhere. '.lt. -. :
OC2B 4. / = Z
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NoVEhBkH A.-FLoOs-SSuieL ana
N-Wheat-LoWer and weak at
81 S3I<aI 81, 81 TN. and 81 65a1 81.
Corn-Quiet and firm at R9a995kc-
OAts-Active with speculative de-
mand at 551<a553<c. Rye-Firm at
81 24al ., and 81 22a1 %. Barley-Firm
al 81 l2al l25S.
PRov1sIoNs-Pork- QpIat at SO 90.
Lard-QuIet at I2c. Dressed Hogs
65Sa7. Green Hams-9.
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MONEY AND STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT SrOCKs-Coupons OF
"a, lO5Sl; rs, 1O61S:n new, 1UTJf: last is
sue, lO2; 7-30s, l051S; others unchanged.
MONEYS per cent.
SrERLINd-10a1<a109
GoID-I4OSS