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Rnsion Wool Market.

BosToN, january ~.
The wool market has again relapsed
into duilncSs: but this time there IS no
giving way in prices, with stocks Teduc-
ed to n manageable compass, and hold
ers for the most part, i'll easy fnanclal
circumstances. In fact, the low and
medium, as we'll as the very choice
grades OF domestic fleece, are rather
Scant, and cannot I've replaced from the
country except at higher prices. The
same may I've said OF good lots Of native
comhiug and delaine wool, which are
wanted and command very fall prices.
California and Texas woods, a. . substi-
tute for foreign, also. continue in special
request, and are sold quite close mp.
The fact that goods remain dull, with
the prospects of the spring trade not
over brilliant, eSerts a depressing effect
upon the market for raw material. Man
facturers are proceeding very cautions
", with but aportion of their machin-
cry in operation, and will not be likely
to buy wool freely, till their products
begin to move off at quicker pace than
at present They have wholesome and
natural fear of an over-production, and
will take every possible precaution to
gauge their product by the actual wants
of co nsumers and the trade. They are
not yet buying fns wool in large guam
titles, but continue to pick up lots OF
good and medium and extra, as well as
ofunwashed fleece, suited to the staple
class of fabrics needed for general con-
sumption and the early spring trade.
Sales of domestic for the week have
been light, and foot up abont $4,000
lbs. ut a range of 29a60c for tlcecs, and
27a65c for the various grades of pulled.
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Ladies' and Children's
PATTERNS FOR SALE,

Ladies' and Children's
PAT TEENS FOR SALE
These patterns are cut to fit the form with
artistic elegance, are OF permanent value, and
will enable every lady to cut and ft herself or
children. Ladies living at distance can have
patterns cut 20 lit the form and sent by mail,
free OF postage, by st nding the price Of the pat
terms with the measure of their chest and waist,
tlround the form) length of waist under the
arm, length OF sleeve and length of skirt, front
aad inck) The following are the
Prices of Ladies' Patterns:
Gored Dress, Gabrielle, )...............-.h 90
Gored Dress, tpiain,) .-..- ...-.-.--..--- %
Waist and Sleeve alone .....-.-.-..-..----. 80
SHi'. ai"he--- $1,000 ------------------- .o
Cloak, ANY stylel. .-............. Is
500 ~
NVEtu IcttlCOdt- .------.--..----- -
Wrapper IS
Childrens Patterns one-third less
Full directions for making M viii be sent With
each pattern. Address,
Mrs. KYLE & MRS WATKINS,
noved&w Wheeling. ". Va
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, Janu

FLOUR-Firm, but quiet.
WHEAT-Dull and prices nominal
at = - for No. winter red and . 30 for
No. ,.
CORN-Opened firm but closed dull
at sc for ear. No demand for shelled
and prices are nominal.
OATS-Firmer at 67a6Sc.
RYE-A shade firmer: No. at Goa
81; supply light.
BARLEY-Firm at 2 25a2 80 for No. l
TO choice fall.
COTTON-Active and higher, closing
at l6Ha17c for middling.
WHISKY-Unchanged and quiet; but
little demand.
MESS PORK-Hcld at 90 50a2l so for
old and new.
BULK MEATS-Held at stalOtc for
shoulders and sides. with sales at salOc;
but no buyers at anything above these
rates.
BACON-Sold to moderate extent
at &c for shoulders, and llfal2c for
clear rib and clear sides.
HAMS-Dull at l4tal6c for sugar
cured.
LARD-Held at I3!c, but this is &c
above the views of buyers.
/ BCTTER-Dull, at 33a:Hc fer fresh.
/ CHEESE Unchanged.
EGGS-Sales at 30a:52c.
HAY-Very dull at IL GOALS 90 on ar
rival.
SEEDS-Firm at l3c for clover, with
good demand; timothy dull at 2 5Oa
| 2 90; fax in demand at 225a2 80.
, SUGAR-Firm at l3al6c for raw.
COFFEE-Firm at 2Qa26c for Rio.
MONEY-Market easy at SalO per
cent.
GOLD-l 404 buying.
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, o., Jan. 9.-At the an
mual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Little Mama Railroad Company, yes
terday, the following gentlemen were
elected directors: +. w. Woodward,
LAM Anderson, John KiiGOur, W. h
Clement, L. K. Harrison, Charles 7,
cassidy, Edmund Dexter; J. c. Butler,
Henry Hanna, John Bacon, Abraham
Hiveling and Joseph X. Scvan. Suisse
quently the Board held 4 meeting and
chose the following officers: President,
T.. ". Woodward: Secretary, Charles T.
cassidy; Treasurer :. +. Wright; Au-
dltor, ID. G. A. Davenport; General Su.
perintendeut, John Duraud; General
Ticket Agent, w. i. O'Brien; Gen eraI
Freight Agent, +. F. Fuller.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day aP'
pointed thirty-two delegates to the
Commercial Convention which meets III
Boston on the fifth Of next month.
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7ICxicau News

New YORK, January 29-The IIcrald's
Havana special of January 18th, says:
A telegram nom the city Of Mexico,
dated Tuesday last, says: PoIfoua Diaz
had returned 10 the Capitol.
The Mexican troops were 3" "c paid
fortnightiy, in advance.
The Legislature Of San LuIs PotoSi
had levied forced loan Of $4,000 npon
the merchants. the payment Of whic!
had been refused, and SOME of the Iner'
chauts had heen Imprisoned.
Since the rebellion IN Incaian, The
state Of Chrapas has been insecure N
consequence Of the intrigue, OF Oriago
Perscz aud others. There We're yariou.
minors in regard 10 the proposed rXpe-
d!Jion against Guatrnrtd.
Senior ZIrez. who uai been rendered
- position in the cabinet of Juarez, has
been compelled todeuijne Oh account ol
i'll health.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, January ~.
SENATE.

communication from the President
enclosing Ieport from the Secretary OF
State relative to the purchase OF Alaska,
was referred to the committee on For
eign Affairs. ~
latnre praying admission as State,
were referred to the committee on Ter
ritories.
Mr.. Anthony introduced joint reso-
luton for the publication of medical
and surgical history of the rebellion,
with the statistics Of the Provost Mar
shars Bureau. Referred.
On motion of Mr.. Grimes the Senate
took up the bill for the sale of Iron
clads. He said the naval COMMITTEES
proposed an amendment yproviding for
the retention of those such as Dictator,
Kalamazoo and Passaic classes, nine
teen in all, leaving thirty-tve, to DC
sold. The amendment was adopted,
and after some amendment in details,
passed.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, from the com
mittee on Conferences, made report on
the bill to supply defciciencies on ex'
penses Of the reconstruction ac's'
Adopted. -,
Mr.. Williams introduced a bill crc-
ating a National Bureau OF Insurance
At the expiration of the morning
hour 4 supplementary reconstruction
bill was up. =,
Mr.. Pomeroy replied at length to Mr..
Doolittle. Mr.. Buckalew spoke in OPP
position to the bill.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Buckalew's
remarks, Mr.. Cragin secured the floor.
Adjourned.
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OATS-Receipts 5665 bushels; market
&c lgwcr; sales of 5000 bushels at e5c for
western in store and at SIZE afoat.,.
RICE-Quiet at 101al1c for Caroline.
COFFEE-Steady and in fair demand.
SUGAR-Steady; sales OF lao hogs
heads Cuba at 11sa1lfc.
MOLASSES-Quiet and steady.
HOPS-Quiet at 30a60c for American.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at 1O!c for
crude and at 24c for refined bonded.
Observation-Disclosures sole more ac-
tive and frmer at 25!a2sc for Buenos
Ayres light weight. ,oooo
WOOL-Very quiet; sales 19O,oOO
pounds at 4la54c for domestic fleece.
COAL-Quiet; sales by auction 40, 600
bushels of Scranton at 3 45a3 30 for
Iump: 3 45a3 60 for steamboat; 36733T73c
for crate; 4O0a4 Is for egg; 9Oa5 oo for
stove; 3 65a3 IS for chestnut.
PORK-Quiet and steady, with sales
of 1850 barrels at 20 1oa2l w for
old mess, closing at 81 OO regular;
81 s5a2s 90 for new do, closing at II 10
regular; Il GOALS 90 for prime, and
10 OOal9 25 for prime mess.
TIERCE BEEF-In fair request;
-
prime mess, and 81 50a39 90 for India
mess.
BEEF-Quiet and steady, sales OF
1850 barrels at Is 00al9 90 for new
plain mess; ls 50a2l so for new extra
mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales 2o0 barrels
ut 20 50a3l 90.
BACON-Steady; sales of 63O boxes
at 1leal1ic for short ribbed; l2ial3c for
short clear; i0tal0fc for Cumberland
cut: 11sall4c for long ribbed.
CUT MEATS-Quiet; sales 225 pack
ages at sa9ic for shoulders and 12al34c
for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-F'irmer, at sfa9fc
for western; chiefly at &c; and 9salOc for
city.
LARD -Firmer; sales of 5000 barrels
at l3talic, and $50 kegs on private
terms.
BUTTER-Steady at 3SaI9c for State.
CHEESE Dull, at llal5c.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
New York NlnrkeI.

NEW YORK, January %.
COTTON-Firmer: fair business; sales
of 1000 bales at lS5c for middling up
lands.
FLOUR-Receipts of 63sl barrels:
market a shade frner; sales of $500
barrels at s 60a9 ~ for supertine State
and western: = 90al000 for extra State:
q scale 90 for extra western: IL 70a
IL 90 for white wheat extra; 990al3 -
for rousd hoop Ohio; Ia 5Oal2 90 for
common to good st. Louis; II 0Oal6 OF
! for guad To choice extra do; closing
quiet. California flour irmer; sales OF
$4,000 sacks ut II 50al3 75, and small
lots at IL 90. Rye -four steady; sales Of
lOj barrels at : 25a9 -.
WHlSKY-Nominal.
1 WHEAT-Receipts 1000 bushels:mark
ct firm and quiet; sales II 800 bushels at
, IS for No. 2 spring in store; = 6la2 G.
for red Pennsylvania: 10 for white
California.
RYE-Firm; sales of 6Oo0 bushels
western at | a.
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of 5000 bushels
Canada West on private terms.
MALT-Quiet; sales of 5000 bushels at
155.
CORN-1a2c lower; market dull; sales
of $4,000 bushels at 2ia1 26 for new
mixed western afloat, closing at % for
prime samples; goal % for new white
southern; l 23a1 "a for new yellow Jer-
sey; receipts 90, $50 bushels. .,.-.s
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From, SIM ErnncisCo.

SAN FRANCISCo, January 2S.-Adviccs
from Alaska of January 18th state that
the weather is mild and the daily aver
age of the temperature of December ANA
January is about twenty-sevCn Farrn-
he'll.
The Russian fur company sold about
10000 furs.
Several arrivals from Victoria and
Puget SOund furnished supplies of vege-
tables for the garrison and people, hOli-
day.
The celebrated boat race between The
first cutters of the jamestown and Reseca
was won by the former. The same boat
won the sweepstakes on the China seas
in '64 from the English, French and
Dutchmcn.
There was one death amoug the new
colonists, caused by whisky. There is
no mention of trouble among the lndi-
ans.
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PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

(WHICH, IT Is ACKNOWLEDGED MUSI
w be the most important Political Campaign
in the history of our Government. Tho sk.-
mishing preparatory to this great fight has
roady commenced: and the condition 81 the
country makes the early aud thorough dissent
nation Of the principles VIC advocate, patr
otto duty We therefore invoke tho aid ot At
true men In extending the circulation OF IL,
REGISTER. There Is not q locality In the com
try where Club could not be made up viii
slight effort. ...r
Notwithstanding the REGISTER Is only in IL,
fifth year, IL already, In point of Circulation u
tucnce, Ability aud Nalne, ranks among Tie
inst papers in the land. and cOnfesscdly stand
far ahead Of any Of its eot"mporartea In Me'
Virginia IL viii be the aim Of th" Pruprt'ie
not only TO maintain, but to add to Its hisi
reputation. . -.....
This paper will not oc surpassed by any puo
location in the country for its completeness - q
Family Business and Political Journal. In ln
Telegra phic News. Domestic ~ we'll As by tlt
Atlantic Cable, its full and reliable Financla
and Market Reports; its Local Intelligence, iH
compilation Of News TRANSPORTING In the State
and throughout the nation; N IHE tRksuNIs'
vIGOR AND HONEST BOLDNEss OF ns EplIuMAS
and In all the requisites that go tn make Mp
WlDE.AWAKE. PHYSICIANS NEWSrA
PER IL shall not he eNcellr'l
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An Army OF More than Five
Thousand OnicP-HoIders

Are consuming your sEd a host o.
other hungry eXpectanis herring iiLr
yultures, To banquet upon Of o.
trzte state. 5000.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars !,
the hundred thousAnd with no apparent fssuli
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost silO oo0
third more than the original estimate for tks
whole, and the first wing il not yet cOmplstet
At the present rate, more than one million VI
dollars will be consumed 10 what IL nothing lee.
than stupendous fraud, az which your puahc
servants are c0nniying.
The Peniteniiary was expected ~ be built ioi
tl6S 900 but through tho incOm petoncy thsi
planned II, nearly four times a. much material
will he required a. was originally Intended and
the expense Of the building win be little Abort
OF one millisn dollars. Other operations ~ pub
lie men show a similar disregard Of your ntsr
est. Many Of them arc mere schemes VI private
benefit aud public robbery.
Not single Radical jOnrBal Of the State kI'
uttered word Of denunciatiOn OF these OF az,
other public wrongs. To the REGIsTER belong.
almost the exclusive honor Of elampi0niug III
popular cause against ths outragss Of oihrla.
plundercrs. In pursuance Of Is purpose t.
hunt down corruption and cOrrupti0niath to-
REGISTER will lay before the people mahy
startling facts concerning tbs outlay 81 Stale
funds upon public works The most enDf1aons
frauds arr known 10 have been perpstrat.A AMI
every Taxpayer has an interest In their dsvslpp
ment. We call upon the people ~ sacoad and
support ~ In our effort.
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'etD hcspoctIuuy'
A. J. SwYYSgY
Mayor n Wh>eIiH5.
". W. MILLER & Co,
Union Foundry and EAginS RorEs.
VIZ. HARz,
PLUMBER and GdS Filter
W.F.GooDIIs & Co.
Pr0prD,ors AeLVre HOUAe.
WV. A. TUENER
JstneL>T and EateA HdEey.
SWEENEY Co.
AdehiHiEs and EBginS BuiId,Ys
VIZ. ID. TEKKT,
General X. n. Text IgesR.
LOUIS 9Agss
Proprietor NcLUTs HOuss Saloon
REnLI, BARSEs & HOBBs
BTNseTs.
Ana refer BY special permission 70
JAS. M. CHKIsTT. EAa..
PttsttfTg. Pa, formerly TTeaSuYey C.ty Gas %.
s. II. GOLDTHARP, Esa..
Go EJgine>r, T'izsbyrg. Pa.
Address,
PETROLEOCALCTUd GAS co.
augl3eoEly Wheeling. W. Va
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that n sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites TO promote connubtI
happiness. Indeed without these the journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage; the
prospect hourly darkens to the viewi the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and filed with
the melancholy reflection that the happiness OF
another becomes blightrd with our own
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BY THE CABLE.
by Telegraph to the Eegister.l

LoNpox, January a9.-George Fran
els Train is delivering lectures In Cork
on American and Irish questions. He i:
very popular with the Irish people, ane
his houses are jammed.
The evidence of Shaw, who turned
informer and identified Barrett as the
Clsrkerwell criminal, is generally dis-
credited.
Alexander NJ. Sullivan, editor OF the
Dublin Nation, who was arrested for
printing seditious articles, and for par
ticipating in the funeral ceremonies
in honor of the Manchester martyrs,
was brought upin Dublin yesterday fol
a preliminary examination. The evil
dence was of n nature to justify the
Court in holding the prisoner for trial.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, January ~.
DRY GOODS.-The cotton goods
market is buoyant, especially for bleach
ed muslins, but not very active, owing
in part to snow storm. Goods like
the James Steam Mills, which fort
night ago were selling as low as l2tc,
now command lac; muslins like Kear-
sage are worth fully 1910, while Tusca-
rora is firm at lSc; Wamsutta at 22ic,
and the New York Mills jumped to tic,
through au absolute scarcity. All good
prints are selling quick at Fable, the
latter for seasonabe styles. The Amos
kcag prints command 1lie, and Free
mans and Arnolds new styles will open
at lie, although the old styles are still
jobbing at l0ic; standard brown sheet
ings of best Eastern makes are l5al5tc,
and Southern l44c. The market for
woolens Is still inert and prices not
fully established; foreign fabrics ditto.
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Grand army Of the Republic

INDIANAPOLIS, January 29.-Ihe an
nual meeting of the Grand Army o: the
Republic for the Department of Indiana
was held in the Senate Chamber to-day
A fair attendance OF delegates were
present. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Grand
Commander, Major. General X. 5. Foster:
Senior Yice-Grand Commander, Major
General Charles Cruft; Junior Vice
Grand Commander, Col. George Hum
phreys; with IL Grand council OF admin
istratiou OF five officers: Major .. NJ.
Wilson was appointed Adintant.
\ resolution endorsing General Grant
for IL" next Presidency was adopted.
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RaiIrond Accident.

COLD SPRINGS, January 29.-As the
Cincinnati Express on the Hudson River
Railroad, which left New York at one
o'clock this morning, reached point
one mile north of Cornwall Station il
ran on broken rail. The engine, bag
gage and smokers cars passed over in
safety, but five passenger cas- ran of,
fearing ont the sides. They were all
filled with passengers, five or six Of
whom were injured; one badly cut in
the forehead and on the face, one man
hurt in the back, and another man hurt
in the breast, but none of them serious
~. The train was delayed one hour.
The track is now cleared aud trains are
running regularly. -r
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Mexican Decree

NEW YORK, January 29.-Thc steamer
Georgia, from Vera Graz, has arrived.
A city of Mexico paper of the 9Th inst.
states that decree had been Published
in San LuiS abolishing all interior Gus
tom houses in that State. and the rev.
cnue will be raised III future by taxa
tiOn.
A large quantity of armament has
been sent from Vera Cruz To the city of
Mexico.
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philadelphia Cal.ls Market.
PuuApELpnIA, january %


The cattle market was dull this week,
and prices were unsettled and lower.
About 1900 head arrived and sold atsthe
Avenue Drove Yard at 9ial0te for ex-
ira Pennsylvania and Western steers;
sa95c for fair to good do, and sac per
Id gross for common, as to quality. The
mcrket closed very dull within the
above range of prices.
COWS-Were without change; 100
head sold at 55 00a60 00 for springers,
and 60 00a95 90 per head for COW and
calf.
SHEEP-Were in fair demand; 5000
head sold at 5a6ic per lb, gross, as to
condition.
HOGS-Wers dull and rather lower;
1000 head sold at the different yards at
10 0Oal0 50 per 100 lbs net.
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NKw Yenk. March s.th. lse4.

He&srs. Geo G. Hukbcl d Co., Hudson, n. Y.
Gents My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use Of your
Golden Bitttrs / am induced 10 acknowledge IN
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use "A you desire. ! can conf
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
Bitters entered my house l have heard Of ne
complaints of dyspepsia. Ny wife had been
also been much annoyed by piles The symp,
toms and the disease have both left, and she is
we'll. Other members OF my family endorse the
good qualities of your article and l can only
say, in conclusion, that Ishould be happy TO give
verbal evidence 10 the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, am,
Yours truly,
II. y. GRAHAM.
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FROM Louisville,

LOUISVILLE, January 29.-When the
train last night was near McKeuzie's it
ran over Il man, cutting off both legs
and arms. The body was found this
morning. lie is supposed to have been
an employee of the train, who, bennmhed
by the cold, had fallen off.
Jim Creighton, who was arrested for
rohhing the Express office at Jackson,
Tennessee, some time since, broke Jail
on MnnGav niCht.
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From ~. l.ouis.

ST. Louis, J,nuary 29.-Last night
aud to day is the cudest Of the season
The mercury has sunk To three degrees
below Zero. The river closed dur NJ
the night, locking in the ice two ferry
boats, which were attempting IL cross
at the time. The river is now nearly
one continuous gorge between here and
Cairo. Communication with the Illinois
shore is cut off. but the ice will soon be
strong enough for the passage OF teams,
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From Dctroii.

DETROIT, January 29.-The editors oi
the Democratic papers throughout the
State are urging the State Central com
mittce to call a Convention for the 4th
Of March, for the nomination of State
ticket and delegates 10 the NatiOna!
Democratic Convention. They argue in
favor OF an early Convention on the
ground that they have no enunciation
of principles that grasp the important
issues of the coming campaign-nO CON-
mon platform. which is required as the
rallying and starting point for local or
ganizatlon in the State.
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sreat Distress in England md
Rrnnce

New YORK, January 29.--The steam.
ship City ofAntwerp, with Liverpool
dates of the 10th inst, has arrived.
The London Times describes the distress
OF the east end of London as vast and
heart-rending. The number of persons
i'm receipt of out door relief is upwards
of 10000. Bit the measures adopted,
while they fail to meet the need, are
actually increasing the amount of pau
periSm aud are dcmogs iaing the Dis
trict. Very sad tidings had been re-
ceived in Paris from almost every part
of France. The trade manufactures OF
Lyons were paralyzcd by Il variety OF
causes, in which the uncertainty pre-
yailing as TO the political future, had
no small share. Hunger aud drstitu-
ton are making sad havoc among the
operatives at Nantes, Rouen and Ron
baiX, and even in Bordeaux, where the
mildness Of the climate does away with
one cause of suffering. the destituticn
was plainly manifested. SoderSe were
the throngs of furnished operatives that
beseige the Hotel de Vile, clamoring
for bread or employment, that the
guards had to be doubled. AT Lille
starvation is endemic, and in Paris the
distress was very great, but private and
public benevOlence was more active.
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ENDORSEMENT OF TIE FRESS.
The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years and tie nu.
merous important Surgical Operations performed
by DIR. Johnston, witnessed by tho reporters of
the Sun, and many other papers notices Of which
appeared again and again before the public be.
sides his standing a gentleman Of character
and responsibility, il 4 sufficient guaranty TO the
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. aug5.dIy
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Dispatch from Train.

New York, Janrsuy 2o.-The World
publishes tho following telegram from
Train; no location given:
January Isl am here all right; have
had an immense ovation. 'Cead Mile
Fatlthe.". Spoke to the people today
and was carried n mile on the shoulders
of my friends. Shall stump Ireland.
Derby qnakes bnt dare not stop me.
TSigned,] GEORGE francis TRAIN.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-30
New York stock Market.

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