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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December Is.
FL0UR-Dull and unchanged; sales
of family at IL 25all so.
WHEAT-Dull aud nominal at 2 80
for No. red, and 2 so for No. 2 do.
CORN-Dull ut Sc for new in ear.
RlE.-FIrm at 50 for No. |.
BARLEY-Firm ut Goal 75 for fall.
COTTON-Rather tirmer at 10 lie,
holders ask I4c, for middling.
TOBACCO-U.nchanged.
HOGS-Dull and unsettled; could
have been bought at 6 25a7 90 fer live,
and 8 OOaS 10 for dressed; receipts IL 900
head.
MESS PORK-Dnll; more sellers than
buyers at - 90; 400 barrels were sold at
this rate.
LARD-Closed irmcr; sales of 200
tierces ut II l-2c.
GREEN MEATS-Dull and lower;
shoulders ut II; sides at 9 -, and
hams at III -.
BULK MEATS-Dull; sales at s!a1Olc
for packed shoulders and sides.
BUTTER-Scarcc and firm at 36a40c
for Ohio.
EGGS-Adyanced to 35c.
CHEESE-Unchanged and steady at
Aial5c.
COFFEE-Unchansed; good to choice
22a2j.
SUGAR-Cnchanged; Cuba l2a13c;
Porto Rico l2tal34c; refined l7al73c.
LlNSEED OlL-Stcady at ! GOAL OF.
LARD OlL-Salcs at GOAL 10.
PETROLEUM-Rcfi in bond Aba
45c.
BEEF CATTLE-In better supply
and less firm; fair to choice 5na6 80
gross.
GOLD SO! buying, and ia selling.
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From Montconerf.

MONTGOMERY. ALA, December 49,
The Alabama Union Central League Of
Montgomery protest against the adOp-
tion of the new constitution proposed
by the Convention, on the ground that
it is too Radical in its provisions.
A card, signed by coiored men, for the
formation of Colorcd Conservative
Club, declares its object shall be first,
the restoration of spirit of mutual con-
tidence and good feeling between the
two races Of the South, without which
there can be neither peace, prosperity
nor repOse to either; second, 10 support.
In the approaching election, the policy
Of our own new ueighboIs and friends,
whose capital furnishes employment
and whose roofs shelter us, in prefer
ence to that inaugurated by strangers
and their allies; third, to discourage. by
all means in our power, that war of
races which evil counselsand ignorance
seems to be Fastening, and which, if
inaugurated, will result in our certain
and speedy destruction.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Application FOR Extension ofPaicrt-
Pacific R~iiroad-The Expenditures
for IS69-The GaiIicstt Case-Con-
0rnfP1

Application Tor extension OF ESaicEt-
Pacific Raiiroad-Ehe Expenditures
for ISG9-The GaiIicsti Case-COn-
lrmed.
WASHINGTON, December i3-Mr. Good
year, of Connecticut, has applied TO the
Commissioner of Patents for AN extern
sion for seven years of his India rubber
patent. which expires on the 2Sth of
March next. The petition Is to be
heard mt the Patent Office on the 9th of
that month.
The Pacific railway is completed fi:e
hundred and ten miles west from
Omaha.
Judge Advocate Holt recommends the
payment of st. Marie, who caused the
arrest of Surratt.
New YORK, December l3.-The Tri-
Dunes special says: Secretary McCul-
lOch reports that the expenditures for
the fiscal year ending June Both, 1869,
will amount % S372, 0OO, 900, Ofwhich the
interest OH the public debt will amount
to 81 ,29j76O.7S.
The Times special says; IL is quite
likely that no action will he taken upon
the suspension OF Collector CallicOtt un-
til his trial upon his indictment is had,
which will come off early in January.
In the meantime no uomlnatios for his
successor or that of any other officer
suspended in like manner, will be con-
sidcred until the Senate Ger ities to the
President that his action is sustained or
disapprOved.
The Tribune's special says: The Sem
ate Finance Committee yesterday con-
sidered the nomination OF Hon. Edmond
Cooper, as Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, and the Chairman was in
strLcted to report against his confrma-
tion. General Jeifries received the en-
dorsement Of the Committee, rs Register
of the Treasury.
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! N 0RM0US Took
CLOTHING.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Market.
M. GUTMAN & co.'s.

New York Market.
New YORK, December 13.
COTTON-Rather more active and &c
better; sales 1000 bales at 15ia15sc for
middhng uplands.
FLOUR-Receipts of 1913 barrels;
market dull and favors buyers, except
extra State, which is scarce and is
wanted for filling contracts; sales 400
barrels at 8 55a9 10 forsuperfne State
and western; 99Oal0 rs for extra State;
55al2 20 for extra western; II 4Ua
la gu for good to choice white wheat ex-
ira; 8 90a13 90 for extra round hoop
Ohio; ii 00al2 90 for common to good
st. Louis; II 00a16 00 for good to choice,
closing quiet. California -four dull and
heavy; sales of $50 sacks at II 25al3 so.
Rye flour; sales of $50 barrels at
2 50a9 %
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Receipts, none; market
nominally lower; sales 1000 bushels No.
9 spring at 2 80; 1900 bushels do on
private terms; $500 bushels white west
ern at 2 75.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Scarce and firm.
MALT.-Quiet and steady.
C0RN-Receipts 1000 bushels; mar
ket very scarce of supplies and la2c bet
ter; sales of DC, 900 bushels ut Bal 80
for old mixed western ahoat; 36al 81
for new do; 20al 30 for new yellow
and white Southern.
OATS-Receipts none; market shade
| firmer; sales of 10000 bushels ut S:'!a
SIC for western in store; Soc ailoat; eia
CSC. in store, buyers option all the
month.
RTCE-Quiet at Sia9ic for Carolina.
| C0FFEE-Du!l.
SUGAR-Steady; sales of 1000 boxes
Havana at III Liable.
MOLASSES-Dull.
| PETROLEUM-Qniet at 10 l-2allc
! for crude, and ~ l-2a25c for refined
bonded.
HOPS-Quiet and unchanged.
| PORk-Quiet aud heavy; sales 1850
barrels at II 25a2l 81 for mess. clos ny
ut 81 % cash; Is GOALS 50 for prime,
aud 10 75a20 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-Qaiet; sales of $50 barrels at
| previous prices.
BEEF llAMS-Quiet; sales 40 bar
rels at 30 OOa3O 81.
BAC0N--Dull.
CUT MEATS. Quiet; sales at 5a9c
for shoulders, and l2fai3c for hams.
for city.
LARD-Nearly nominal; sales of 80
barrels at l2tal3tc.
BUTTER-Steady at 30a36c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy ut llal5c.
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An Army Of More than FIVE
Thousand Oiiicc-lIoldPrs

Are consuming your substance and bot Of
other hungry cXpectauts Gr. gathering Jb
vultures, 10 banquet upon tho 'Itals Of AP''
trate State
Your public buildings are sinking dollar, "
the hundred thousand. with 10 apparent rrsult
Your LunatiC Asylum has already co't,'oDh
4 third more than the original estimate i"f ne
whole, and the first wing il not yet c'mTstoi
At the present rate, more than one mi.llSn o.
dollars will be consumed in What j. nothing lss
than stupcndous fraud, at whiUb yon' pu'lt
seryantSsre CUnniyng.
The Ponitenttary WAS expected "a 10 bni lN
il6s 90. but through the iBCOmFsirDcy mai
planned 10. nearly four times a. much maisftl
viii Re required as was originally INTENDED, ars
the expense Of thu building will bc liiils ,set
Of one million dollars. Other operations 81 PSF
Tic men show a similar disregard Of youf ln'sI.
est Many OF them are mere scheme, u Pn'sN
benefit and public robbery
Not single Radical Journal Of the STATE -
uttered a word Vt dennnciation Of thes " az
other public wrongs. To the EEGnrin 0FI'sp
almost the exclusive honor Of champouiag "a
popular cause against the outfage- 81 "'I'.-
plundefrrs. In pursuance nj ~ pnfI"s
hunt down corruption and eOrTuPii0h'fs W
REGIsTEg will lay before the people mAa!
startling facts concerning the outlay ~ S1N
funds upon public works. The most '1gfih'a'
frauds are known ~ have hscH reT"irated SOC
every Taxpayer has an Interest IN their ar.'''y
ment. We call upon the people 10 $1,000 D.
support Us IN our effort.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Havana Advices-Thc Royal Danish
Proclaim ation-t M thqual's- Mex
icau AHairs-Trnins Deiayed-Rire.

Havana Advices-Thc Royal Danish
iion-t nrthquak's- Mex
icau AHairs-Trnin. Deiaycd-Fire.
New YORK, December l3.-The Her
AIDS Havana special says: President
Canbrial has officially denied any in
tentioB on the part of his government
to part with any portion of the Domin-
lean territory. AS the ex-President,
Baese, is said to be short ef funds to
carry out his filibustering plans against
Canbrial, paItisans of the former re-
port that h is willing to enter into ne
gotiatiOus with any power that will
lend effective aid to his cause.
Advices from ST. Thomas state that q
royal Danish proclamation, cOuched in
the most affectiouate terms, has been
addressed to the inhabitants of the pos
sessions, who are about to be lOOSed
from their allegiance To the crown by
the transfer OF the Island to the United
States.
1t has been arranged that the Island
of st. Thomas will be delivered to the
United States on the first proximO.
A passenger, who arrived at Batavaro
on the 10th inst, by the schooner Ca
mila from Feejillo, Honduras, reports
that o severe shock of earthquakes had
been felt OH the 10Th of November at
Isabelle, near the Gulf of Duice. He
reports also that the Seapidilla Key III
said gulf had disappeared aud all the
inhabitants NSre drowned.
i letter from Mexico states that the
Ministry were DESTROYS of resiguing, but
were kept i'll their places until such
time as Congress could be fully organ
lied for business. 1t was expected that
Juarez would reinstate the Cabinet that
accompanied him to PazO Del NOrtte
during the trying days Of the interyep-
ton. Some anxiety is created by the
movement depriving the aInneStied lm-
perialists of their seats i'll Congress
after they bad been admitted.
The StorIa which set i'll night before
last abated at an early hour this MORN
ing. The city car routes were SD block
ed up as to render navigation impoSsi-
BILE on some routes aud irregular on
others, and the trains on most of the
railroads leading to the city were de-
layed.
Between five and six o'clock last
evening fire occurred in Singers sew
ing machine factory, No. lSI Mott
street. but the tiremrm soon cXtlnguiSh-
ed tho fire. The loss is estimated at
5000; fully insured.
In the Canadian WOOL case, yesterday,
wherein eighty-six bales OF wool, seized
by the Government for alleged under
valuation, are involved. verdict for
the Government was returned.
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The Georgia Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, December l5.-The
Convention passed tie relief ordinance
yesterday, introduced by Il. B. Bullock,
of Richmond, W hich reads rs follows:
Be it ordained. that from and af-
ter tho passage of this ordinances, that
levies which have been or may be made
under executive issues from any Court
of this State. shall be suspended till
this Convention shall have taken or
refused to take final action on matters
of relief, aud that all sales under eXecn-
ton in violation of this ordinance shall
be null, void and of no effect. The SUI
preme Court OF Georgia having decided
the stay law of the last Legislature to
be unconstitutional, this ordinance
which it is understood will he enforced
by General Pope, will operate as a bar
to legal action upon private debts IN
til the Convention can act further,
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From Chicay,.

CHICAGO, December l3.-Tke incorpo-
rators of the Chicago Age have per-
fected their organization with the cleo
ton of A. Worden President, and Il. G..
Caulfield, Treasurer. 1t is intended to
publish Democratic paper, in OPPOSE
tion TO the Chicago Times.
The Wabash Avenue Rink was de-
stroyed by fire to-day. Loss about
Si4, 900; insured for $1,000, in the Home
Insurance Company.
The bark David Morris, from Cleye-
land, loaded with coal for Chicago, was
driven ashore near Evanston on
Wednesday night. The Captain and
crew were rescued, after being exposed
to the gale for twelve hours. The ves-
sci is probably total loss.
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IMMENSE REDUCTION
M
Prices of Clothing,
Az
M. GUTMAN &lCO.'S.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, December l3.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr.. Wilson presented q memorial of
James Warren, an American citizen,
now confined in British Jail. The Pc
titioBer states that he was New York
CITY when the offence for which he was
tried was committed. Referred to the
committee on Foreign Relations.
Mr. Sumner presented a petition from
delegates claiming to represent 10000
colonel kentucky soldiers, asking an
equalization of bounties.
Mr.. Cragin, from the committee on
Territories, reported bill to regulate
the selection of grand and petit jurors
in Utah and for other purposes. 1t for
bids polygamy and makes issue there
from illegItimate, establishes election
laws, and repeats the law excinptiDg
the Church of Latter Day Saints from
taxation.
Mr.. Cragin gave notice that he would
call the bill up of an early day.
Mr.. Sherman called up the bill ex-
empting from tax raw cotton grown
after this year. He advocated the ne
cessity of immediate action.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont, thought it a
great mistake to act upon this subject
at the present time. The whole sub
ject of taxation should be taken up at
once. In his opinion, it would be far
better to abolish the tax on manutac-
tured cotton.
Mr.. johnson thought the bill should
| apply To the present crop, and gave no.
tiee of an amendment to that effect.
| Fnl
Northern men would not go down to
make cotton with this tax on it, and ii
they did not go lie did not know how any
could be made. He was anxious to have
the tax removed, but thought il should
not apply To the present crop, rs IL was
TO longer in the hands of the producer.
The bill was then postponed.
Mr.. Wilson called up the House bill
securing to families of soldiers the
bounties TO which they are entitled,
with amendments, which he said would
accomplish the object d sired.
Mr.. Edmunds said the amendments
provided that if the soldier died and
his wife and children died the bsurty
should 90 to the next heirs. This was
going rather to far, and he moved to
amend by providing that it only extend
to the wife and children. The amend
nent was agreed to, and the bill then
passed.
Or motion of NJ. Doolittle, the re-
fusal to adjourn from December both to
January 9th was rcconsidered, and the
| House resolution passed.
Morrill's legal tender bill was again
taken up aud discussed by Mr.. COrbett,
of Oregon, who read a long speech in
opposition to the bill, and closed by
moving 30 refer it to the committee on
Finance, together with the bills hereto,
fore introduced 10y him to provide fol
the issue of gold notes to take the place
Of legal tenders and tn facilitate the re-
sumption of specie payment. Agreed to-
The Senate then went into executive
session and subsequently, adjourned till
Monday.
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nudian Affairs.

CHICAGO, December ia special to
the Tribune from Omaha of the 18th
inst, says: A Fort Laramie correspon-
dent eft the 9Th reports that party of
Sioux came IL yesterday and desired to
make peace. they report that the main
body of the Sioux Indians are not dis
posed to treat until the forts in this
century are abandoned. Red Cloud
says he will fight the whites as long Us
u man is left him. Indian cOuriers
come in daily from war parties and
communicate with the friendly Indians
and go back unmolested loaded with
provisions and ammunition.
This DIcotah Legislature met at
fanktOn on Monday. The Legislature
has Il Republican majority for the first
time in the history of that territory.
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Order Of Publication nm"
NOffcP

Order Of Publication ana
Notice.
In The District Court Of The JpN"
States for the Distric, Of Dssi V"g'hS
In he matter of John w. LOHgd9.' "
bankruptcy, Dis5id Of Fe'i I"S'H'''
ss.:
.Og THIS fOURTEESTH d.: on D..
" ember, A. ID. 1851. On rrafing tbs IL
ing petition. IL i ordered, that bsAriNE ,Ipyg
upOn the aarue on the 81 day of DB hhp ,'--
a. -. lSG7. before the said COnt a. ~. -,
in laid District, atIi oeIOck. A. ~ absT--
notice thereof be tsabiishsd In tts 49, s.'
Daily RgGIsTER 1t Wheeling, Wet VIZ.
aud in the ClzTksbHrg CShseyrai'S< a. 10 i..
burg, Wgst Virginia, 0ner srsN y. -
weeks, and that allCpait0rs VITO l1ys -
,the.r dsbts. and other persOHs IN inbff.L x
APPEAR AZ aid time and place and .ioU ,-,,E
any they haye. Why The prassr Of tse ~
ton should not h. granted =, -I,..,.
And 10 Il further ordered. that 81 M,
WHOSE places Of residsuee zrs kroTn, sD-n ,.
entftIedto . service Df Botiee oftbe s=id ptiita--
and order. either personally or By irtte ~
dressed 20 them ~ tileir know utaAl pS
residence, sttssted by the Clerk 0f the -,
and seDt ~ mail. OF served At thsiS 1sas, 80
Of abode by TIE 4afshai OF bis Deputy Nh''
due proof shah lie gwen. -
Witness, the Hon. Jotn J. jackson. Jadsse
tbs said District Court. AID tss -
f. ~ thereof at wishing, IN sad DisiIlsI
the I4tt day Of NOyoDber. A. u To-;
JASPER Y. MOORE
Clerk Of District Court for aid DistE'e@
JASPER Y. MOORE,
Clerk q. s. Dfssriet Court fsf said DtstrsL
The above order 4 pubiiShsd a. the n0ties !"
Z. II. MORTON;
Us. Marshal District West Shg'sS
nsvis Es. 4fr-
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS
XIyHICH, 1T Is ACKNOWLEDGED MIST

(WHICH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED ur<r
w be the most important Political amaze.
In the history OF our Government The IL,
mishins preparatory 10 this great hcll h,.
roady commenced and the condition oI A..
country makes the carly and thorough d.,
nation of the principle We advocate lar,.
otto duty. Wa therefore invoke IN. all Of y,
true men in extending the clrrulltlon Of N.
REGISTER. There il not lnCnliN 10 TIE com
try where Club could no. 6r made up M
slight effort.
Notwithstanding the RIul,IiR j. only In o.,
fifth year, IL already. in point VI Circulation 10
fuonce, Ability aud Value, ranks among III,
first papers IN the land, aud ooul,,s,,, .lspt.
TAR ahead of any Of lis cotcmpurAlIr, In w.,
Virginia. II will he the ann Ut the Ppri.,.r
not only 10 maintain, but 10 add Go Il, b..
reputation.
This paper will not pc surpassed Jy any prb
LEGATION in the country lot liz Cuiapitirn,s. =
Family. Busincss and Political journal Iu II,
rrlegraphic News. Domestic a, N,I a,b, 10
Atlantic Cable; its iuil and reliable Fmarla.
and VI rkct Reports it, Local iulrii -,uc "a
computation Oi News trIuspIiug 30 to- N,4ls
and thToughsut the nation. n iliE rl,a,,s.
vIGOR AND HONEST BULpNFss ~ ~, frTmI.A
and in all the requisites that 90 a. make 100
wIDE.AWAhE. FlESTClAS> NEWSrA
PER, it sh al not Ice cNCclicd
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State of West Virginia, s. s.


1T rules held in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court of Marion County, on The
first Monday ia Norember, 1867:
Mathew Z. Brooke Complainant,
Us.
Jacob Youst, and other, Defendants.
rI,uE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is To RE.
i cover of the defendants Jacob Youst, vii.
Fam W. Youst, and Aaron Youst, the amount
og three judgments; one for S2j.0. with interest
thereon from the I'D day of November, ls6l: one
for s3i.7j, with interest from the 22d of MAY,
1861, and one for Si4 % and costs And il APP
peariug from an affidavit filed with the papers
of this cause that the defendants, Jacob YOust
aud William W. Youst. are not residents of this
State, it is ordered that they app in this suit
within one month after due publication of this
order, and do what is necessary to protect their
interests herein. 4 copy. Testc:
Il. i. LOTT, Clerk
WILSON & SMITH, Solicitors for complain.
ant. nOvlfltdS3tw
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Register

LONDON, December 13.-The Times
counsels the acceptance of President
Johnsou's views on disputed questions
of naturalization and allegiance as en-
messed in his annual message.
The Government has decided to insti-
tute prosecution against John Martin
aud other persons, who made treasona,
BILE speeches on the occasion of the fu
neral demonstration in Dublin on Sun
day,
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, December Is.

CHICAGo, December Is.
Flour quiet. Wheat better, at CO.
Corn steady; new sole. Oats firm, at
Sale. Rye quiet, at 145al 80. Barley
steady, at 6Sal 40. Provisions dull.
Pork, sales at 81 90. Lard, sales at PC.
Green Hams, 10fallc; shoulders &c.
Dressed Hogs lowe:, at 60a7 90.
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appointment.

SAN FRANCISCo, December 13.-Gov-
ernor Haight appointed J. b. Crockett,
Judge of the Supreme Court, vice Shat
ter, resigned.
A Democratic legislative caucus was
in session three nights. There was nine
ballots for United States Senator: Eu-
gene Cassel and w. +. Wallace are the
favorites. Ca,sers friends are conf
dent of his nomination tonight.
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81. Louin ,iinrkc..

ST. LOUIS, December l3.
Flour very firm and unchanged.
Wheat, choice spring was sold at
= %. Corn unchanged at 9Sca
90. Oats unchanged at 76a7Sc.
Rye unchanged. Barley unchanged.
Pork easier at 81 50a22 so for country
and city. Shoulders at 1lal1i Sides
at l4tc. Lard 12la12lc. Hogs very dull;
the supply exceeds the demand at 6ta69c.
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q St. Cortlapdt At. MONTREAL Jnlv II 1864

"a st. Cortlandtst., MONTREAL, July II, 1864.
MeSsrs. Derins BOlton-G Gentlemen: For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks of Dyspepsia;
so much 80 that could with difficulty retain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes
At night experienced great burning in OF
about the heart; general depression of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight. 1 tried various cathartic
and stomach preparations. without
being afforded any etfcctual relief. till used
four bottles of Hubbeis Golden Bitters, since
which period l have not been troubled with
single one of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me, feel
it my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO. \. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collectsk.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, December Il

NEW 1ORk, december l3.
GOLD-Market tirmer, opening at
l33f aud closing at 1881.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Witbout
decided change: coupons 81, lila
1lls; do 81, lU1sal073; do "a, 1Olsa1O4I;
do 65, l0I5al04s; do new, 107talU7s;
l0-4Os, l00salO0t; 7-3Os, 104salO45.
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NEW YeRK. March goth. 1894.

.Nessrs. Geo. @. Hubbei d Co., Hudson, n. Y.
GentS:-My family having been the recipient
of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden Bitters l am induced TO acknowledge my
sense OF gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged TO use as you desire. | can conf.
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle Of Your
Bitters entered my house ! have heard OF no
complaints of dyspepsia. My wife had been
troubled with the malady for year, and had
also been much annoyed by piles. The symp.
toms and the disease have both left, sGd she is
well. Other members of my family endorse ibe
good qualities of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion that should be happy to give
verbal evidence to thndoubting ut any time they
may call on me. With much regard, I am,
Yours truly.
II. A. GRAHAM
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-14
New 80 Barrel
Turpentine Still,

EXTRA HEAVY BOTTOM,
Al complete, for sale mHeh betor cost.
cTILLs OF AaL SIZES BUILT
- TO order and DISTILLERS fitted ouf at the
Lowest Rates. by J.B. FULLER,
snE4m E2S 4 Deg Ssrest, New Ys.k Gig.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-14
New York Dry Good. Market.

New YORK, December Il.
The Dry Goods market lacks anima-
ton, and pricessare without essential
change.