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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-11
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OLOSlNS 1hlIElo-uSOV Es 2AR
GoLD-Lower, opening at l4O, and
closing at lS91zal89X.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-Dull and low
or. Henry Clews Il Co. furnish the fol-
lowing 1880 prices: Coupons 81, ll01<a
llO]f; do ~, l1Oall0T; do ~, lO7If; do
rs. lOSISalOS%; do new, l06sGalOG3I; do
'6T, l06SalO6X; lO.4o coupons, l0l1Sa
lOlK; 1905, l051Sal0SA.
STOCKs-PAcitic Mall ll0all0I<; Allan.
tic Mail 0SlSa99If; Western Union Tele.
graph 3iISaSiI<; New York Central l27
al27<; Erie 757Sa76; do preferred 20;
Terre HautO 4SA4Sj<; do preferred 731S;
Cleveland and Painesville l0iIS: Read
ing %; Ohio Certificates SUn3O1S; Wa
bash 52Haj2H; ST. Paul 50Ifa5l do pre-
ierred 685<a67; Michigan Central lis;
Michigan Southern 0O3SA9O5s: Illinois
Central 1881; PittSburg BAayI; Toledo
lO4AlOIIf; Rock Island 96I<AV6If; North.
western 67h; do preferred 7SAA74L;
FortWayne l0OISAlOOK; Hartford anu
Erie l4Hl5; Marietta, first preferred 81.
EXPRESS SHANES-Wslls, Fargo Il
Co. 4Oa4Oy{; American 6Sha69: Adams
72Ha73; United States 70%A70k; Mer-
chants Union 321&a33.
CIIIClnuAtI.
MARCH lO.-FLouR-Steady at Sll 90
all rs for family.
GRAIN-Wheat-F -Flrmer, with demand
at S2 i5a2 80 for Nos. . and ! red winter.
Corn-In good demand Ht S4aS5c In ear;
Sic ahelled. Oals-ln demand At COS
for No. l. Rye-Firm at 81 T5al rs for
MOL. Barley-SCSrce and higher for
No. fall, aud not much offering.
COTToN-Dull aud nominal at 23lfc
for mIddling uplHnds,
ToBACCO-ln good demand; sales l67
hhds. and i6 boxes at So OOa6 bO tor
luGs; $40 95a24 10 for leaf.
WHISKY - Unsettled: no accurate
quotations. can be given.
PROVIsIONs-Are dull ind dropping.
Mess POrk--lleld at S2l 25H2i 90, with
out sales. Bulk Shonlders-Sold ut lOc
pnCked, and 9lsc delivered ut CrHw.
furdsvllle, Ind; sides are held nj l2c,
Baron-Dull; shoulders can be bought
ut lie; clear rib sides lIc; clear lilsc.
Lard-In demand ut l5C; about 500
tiUrcCs were sold nt this rate; holders
asked l5itc pretty generally.
BUTTEH-ScnrCe Nnd firm ut i6n5Oc.
EGGS-20c,
GRoCERES- Unchanged and quiet.
CLOVER SRED-null At l2i1Al2A4C.
uOLD-l39A.
Chicago.
MAWCu O,-FLOUR-Dull and pRsiur.
-Whoal-lIeNvy and lower;
No. spring 81 05N2 06; No. . do 81 %.
Cnrn-LOwUr and dull ut SlIIHSl9t for
new. OAts-LowCr Nnd dropping nj
bGi 4nGGSsC. RyC-Quiet and firm nj
81 6Inl 49, BArlCy--Firm Nt & linz Is
ior No. = In store,
PROvIslONS--Dull. I'0rk--S93 5On
"a 90; the upper price the extreme. Lard
Heavy nj l5Nl5hc. Bulk MeAts-lIcld
firm; shoulders lOr; rough sides ING;
short ribs l2ltal2Hc; clear Sides l3c,
Dressed llogu-Firm ut lOalO}ic.
~, I.Ouia.
MARCI To- ELOUR-ln good demand
for low grades: prices unchanged.
GRAIS-WhcKl - Unchanged; 81 6OH
2 10 for red aud white. Cnrn-ACtiVH
and higher; STASDr. OAts-UnChnngU
nj G7MtIOc. BhrlUy-Nory hrm; choiru
spring s. %. Ryc-Unchnnged ntElG7
PHovIsloN,-pork-S2l 25NSi 80. IA
ron-EnsiOr at lilo for shoulders; liltA
liISo for ClVNr sides. LNrd-Dull ut
l31SNl5c.
MARCH 10Th. Wheat Quiet,
sales OF amber nj 500. COrn-QUlCt,
sales nj go. Otis--Qui"t, sales ul No.
NJ O6lSO. Rye Nominal.
SERDa-QulOt aud unchanged,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-11

No REPoRr on City Finances was
made to the Council last evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-11
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
nAKKETB BY TELEGRAPH.
New YORK, March 10, 1868.
E. REGULAR REPORT.

CoTToN-Less active and a shade
lower, closing more steady under more
favorable news from Liverpool; sales Of
2,l0O bales at 25a25Hc for mIddllng up.
FLouR-Closed dull and slightly in
buyers favor.
GRAIN-Wheat-NomInally unchang.
ed; No. 2 spring E2 40a2 45; No. l do
81 5Oa2 Is. Rye-Closed very quiet at
81 S6Al So for western. Oats-Dull and
heavy at $50 for western in store. Corn
Very dull aud heavy ut 81 Pal q for
new mixed western adoaI; 81 27al % for
old mixed In stOrH y
PRovIsIONs-PBrk-Quiet and steady
at $23 50 for old. mess; S24 5Oa24 02H for
new meas; S24 09Ha24 70, sellers for
April. Beef-Fairly active and steady.
Cut MeAts-Unchanged and in fair de.
mRnd. Bacon-Flrm and quiet. Lard
Dull at l594al6ISc for fair to prime
steam aud kettle rendered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-11

MARCH lOlh. Wheat Quiet,
sales OF amber nt 500, CUrn-QUlCt,
AHlCH nj go. Ohts--QuiUi, sales UI No.
| NJ G6lSO. kys--NOmlnHl.
SERDs- quiet aud unchanged.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
SECOND WIDTH. (
MOFFAT,s LIFE PILLS
..-5s-~ AND PHGNIX BITTERs. .s5 =

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World. T
oit Established In 1886 by one Of
our Most Eminent Physicians, and
now used throughout North and
South America, with more pleasing
results than any ether Medicine i'll
eases Of diseased Liver, Blood or
Skin, Iadige5ttiOIl, .Co}ss'ts.ivTefnness, ii 'Tf'n
Bilious Complaints, ! rheumatism ! l'altIs
and Fever and -igue.
Thousands Of certificates are In
our possession, giving detailed
accounts Of perfect CURES effected
5y.. these. invaluable Medicines.
They regulate The System and put
all the functions Of the body
II a healthy condition. 80 59':;+
sola by all Druggists. white & Rowland, ProPTi-
sso-s, Successors to Ir Fph44l Fph44l AoEat and Dr. v. b
| Ac14t, Neg ToT3. .-#a.-.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
xT w TLL SAVE yOUR
Llr sag EE.AEEE. ga i9-.
#ef 5 And, what is better than all, e" 5ff&
TT TT WTTr.. SAVE YrUR ETTr

TT ;ETn WTTf.. SAVE YcUR LTTE
From being shortened by wrong treatment The
Botanic Remedies Of DIR RA PIAEI. the English
Botanic Phy&ician never failed yet to make perfect
cure of ell Private secret and veneref diseases with
eut The se OF mercury, without lindrahce from busi-
less and without fear of discovery or exposure No
deadly poisons, such as arsenic, nux vomca opium.
or any other polsons. No mercury or other deadl
minerals, nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical
Remedies are used by him His Remedies cure the
most obstinate and dangerous cases. and all
mercury and other impurities from the system when
all others have failed. His Remedies restore
hood and yigor. TO the inlpetent, make the barren
fruitful give confidence to the Responding, and they
enable the single to get married with the assurance
of having Contented wife and healthy Children
rI;rlilh
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
w. Fl SHJL1E f.
Surgeon = tist,

WoULp M respectfully aGddo Inform 10 'hGsS hos knovn nsr
facilit,es for performing all operations pertain
inc to his profession, he has obtained recent
n tnproyed apparatus for malliug CHsm5eatI:l
PURE Nitrous Oxide Gas, or "Fitalized Air
hy which TEETH CAN BE EXTRACTED
WITHOUT PAIN. Any one can take 1t. 1t pre-
auces no unpleasant effects as 9th er aniethetlcs;
fs is perfectly HARMLESS and SAFE, and IS
highly recommended by the medical profession
He will administer the gas at any time sOfhce
over the Watertown Bank. O. t2sz ff'.'< 7-i
Student wanted. s-s.h - 8 --E -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
AUGUsT wHGGENB9Eg y
JEW E Z ER

JEW E LII r,
Ha, recently opened Jewelty Store III John
sons block ,corncr Main and lst street, where he
will keep constantly on hand 8 large stock OF
Watches, Clocl.s, JewslfF, Silver aud Plated
Ware. &c. &C. Particular attention epaid to
repairing Watches, Clesks, Jevelryi '&ca, and
warranted to give satisfaction. .Esss .aE
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
.. 2. SOUTH HW FL
SURGEON DENTIST.

TTAvING permanently located himseIfwould
II respectfully inform the Citizens of Water
town and vicinity that he is prepared to do all
kinds of DENTAL WORK. All work warFln-.
ted to give entire satisfaction. Office on Main
Street. over Spraguss drag stere.| s7i3'2<' q
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08

His hours for seeing visitors are from 10 AM.
to PM, daily Sundays excepted,-as
No. 2l3 East Madison street, (up staiTs)
between Wells and Franklin streets,
Chicago, Illinois, Consultation Fee, Two Dol
lars He has private consultation rooms for LADIES
and GENTLEMEN. Each visitor has a separate room,
arranged so that the most delicate, refined and sen
sitive can visit the Doctor ceufdentially without
being seen by any other visitor. 81. 1ssse
ELRSCI5 AZ q DTsTANGE
May communicate CoNFIDENTIAILY by letter, Ii they
inclose Two Dollars for Consultation Fee in each
letter All letters, communications and interviews
strictly private and confidential. No answer will
be given to letters unless Two Dollars inClOsed
as Consultation Fee. BY inoosing four 8 cent
stamps DIR. RAPIIAEIiS r. s".-''-st
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
EERgcgg At a DIsTANcE
GUIDE TO HEALTH AMD
..,. EONG LTTE -.s...s-

VIII be sent to all who are in delicate health and
whose infirmities and impotence prevent them from
getting married.--O for the LADIES and one for
six cent stamps for the two books. His Circular
about getting rich end eninent, winning the atfec-
tions Of the opposit4 SEX ending with speedy and
happy marriage, viii be sent gratis at the same ume
Address all letters as follows: Esr. Raphael,
Post Office Box 6273s Chicago, Illinois.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
-. Z. WBRNIR, sits
Fashionable Barber a3Ass

HAIR DRESSEE1s
In the Middle of Main Street Bridge, Water
town, Wis Heircurlsd, Frixzled Se;, IN the
most approved manner. The best OF liar Dye
used. warranted to holds color for elght wees S.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
GOOD NEWS FOR TEE
LADTEgII g# / s##

ladies whose delicate health makes It absolutei
necessary for them not to have Children must have
can with perfect confidence and safety, use DIR.
RApUA ELS Remedy They will thus not only pre-
vent increase of family but they will at the same
time. promote and preserve their health, because
his preventive against having children is innocent
and safe Il does not interfere with diet Oecupa
ton Il operates without sickness or exposure, ard
Is cersini it's effect. It not only prevents from hay
ing children but II Will restore the monthly PERIODS,
and improve the health If Ladies' who have suffered
from misplaced confidence. consult him before they
get married. he Viii restore their blOOm freshness
and vioOr Of Youth and enable them to enter married
life viii. confidence Of health and happiness. ~ our
nd Gf HeC3't s,ssS st+ attt =
Hear what the Cincinnati TTeesly Press says, on
fine 6th Of March 1862 We arc decidedly opposed
tiOu Of having children but We fnnl II orr duty 10
acknowledge a benefit from any ana from every
source, when it is for the relief OF suffering humanity
A fact has come TO our knowledge that ought TO be
promulgated, and widely circulated, for the benefit
of those ladies whose delicate health makes 1t neces
sary to prevent increase of family About twelve
months after marriage, lady ofsolIr acquaintance
gave birth daughter, but her suterings were so
great txt her physicians despalred OF her recovery
This made her dread the very thought of again oecom
iny mother She tried everything to prevent a re-
nefitior of her sufferings but without succeeding
Two years after marriage she was again confined, but
her sutferngs so great that the child ded, and
her own life desp&ired Of She was told by her
family physician that II she had any more children he
feared her life would be the forfeit AS all the reme-
dies she had tried before had failed she applied to the
Botanic Physician, DIR. RAPHAEL for his Prevent
i've against having children. His Remedies had the
desired effect: they not only prevented her from
having children, but they also Improved her health
ITO THE PURE, ALL THINGS ARE PURE. Inc Boz
tanic Physicians S Remedies can be recommended,
without causing sickness and exposure They do not
interfere with the diet occupation They do not
injure the health but they are certain in their effect
h5a.sts 44.4 sf A. P. MEIGGS, MD.
II G.. PANCOST. Md.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
PUBLISHERS OF NEWSPAPERS

.4. WITHIN 300 MILES OF CHICAGO,
May send specim'A copy of their papers, and their
rates of advertising per annum, for one column,
payable quarterly in advance, with the number Of
miles the place of publication is from Chicago
Address, DR.. RAPHAEL, Box 6273, Chicago
Illinois.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-01-08
a EADy = ADJ
Her aggRRAD AND LEARN, THAT Hs-,
a PER REE CT AND RADTCAE
We Ri gURE HHH saEs8

Is warranted and Guaranteed to all whoare afflicted
with weakness, debility nervous complaints, mean-
c1Ofv thonghta depression Of spirits, distress and
anguish Of mind, loss OF sleep, loss of memory, loss
OF energy and muscular power, puny growth, vast
iif away. anf want OF confidence IN themselves.
fant4ng fits, eOnvplSiYe tremblings. impotence and
disgust Of life. Hear what the medical press says:
Some physicians require 10 told the nature of your
discase-the English Botanic Physician does not If
you only visit him personally His long Experience
and perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to describe the disease, without any information
from the patient explain the original cause and to
guaran Zee e cure And what is better still he viii
honestly aud frankly tell You whether you can be
cured or not. This will satisfy your mind and say
will be the means Of saving YOU many q dollar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
THE FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.

The Ne,r- Englaadcr opens with an instruc-
tive account Of the American and European Systems Of
Deaf Mute Instruction." President WOOlsy continues
ms able exposition OF the OF Divorce treating Of
its progress Europe since the Reformation Professor
Fisher contributes admirable review of the life and
labors Of President wayland and "Meteorc Astronomy
IS discussed in coplous and almost exhaustive article by
professor C. 5. Lyman.
Tile Catholic World opens with an effective
defense of the religious condition OF Paris presenting
impartial estimate Of the good and evil aspect Of French
society as they exist side by side IN mutual hostility and
struggle. "The Reign OF Law, by the Duke Of Argyll
Is the subject OF acute criticism accepting the scen
tic facts adduced by the noble author but pointing
the weak spots in his theories and the differences which
ne draws from them Other articles OF interest are "The
Old Religion "Couture's Book" " Philosophy not al
WAYS vain" Father LacOrdaire,' and THE Pre-
historical Congress Of Paris.
Mr. Pa1tons half comic. half earnest and
wholly extravagant datrbe on smoking" gives GER
tain high spiced flavor the opening OF the Abne ana
will call forth smile from many lips that SIN cng TO
he seductive weed with fond nfatuaon The inveterate
sivalsp between tobacco and woman, among other tell
.ng points, Is wen put In the paragraphs we quote
Smoking lures and detans men from the society OF
ladies This herdng Of men into clubs these dinners TO
after the ladies have withdrawn, the gathering Ot male
guests into smokngroOm, apart from the ladies OF
the pariyis not the cigar chiefly responsible or tesc
atrocities Men not society women not society
the nlngllg OF the TWO sexes IN suCh way
that each Restraints and inspires the other That comn
nifty already far gone in degenefacy Ia which men pre-
Ter to baud together by themselves In which do not
crave the society OF ladies' ana value chief charm
81 Existence What is the real attraction OF these
icons establishments ~ asked the other evening of an
Scqua!utance who about TO enter of the new
slub houses on IIfth-aye. His reply mo women
AN enter them! within these sacred walls are
safe from everything that wears pettcOatH Are we
getting be Turks The Turks smut women IN; shut
hem out The Turks build harems for their women but
We find II necessary abandon 10 WOMEN our abOdes,
and construct hareme for ourselves.
Hmm Att Tie fruf IA. N
bacco woDans rival her successful uyal 1t Is the
cigar and the pipe p used TO be vino ana punch that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27
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A lIERICAN PHOTO-LITHOGRAPHIC coz
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-27

some OF the other February magazines have
JAILED 70 reach US In season for this notice.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-29

Bag MILITARY. meeting
has been held by the commissioned
officers of the State Militia to secure the
passage of the new Militia bill at
the coming session of the Legislature.
This bill has been alluded to before in
connection with the reports of previ-
Gus meetings. Among the changes
proposed are that the force is to be
limited to 60 companies having maxi
mum of GA men instead of miscella-
neous appropriations, $500 per annum
will be voted to each company, OF
which each company, out of the men
must equip themselves, selecting their
own uniforms, provided, however. that
the latter must be blue or grey the
State Rifle Corps will be disbanded.
BY the proposed bill an annual saving
of 500, 900 or $4,000 to the State will
be yearly effected, and it is believed
the organization will be placed on a
much better footing
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-29

SAVE THE BONES. There is no farm
or who has more or less offal of bones
These can be saved from the soup ket-
tie, roasting oven, and other depart
ments of the kitchen. as well as from
the slaughter pen. The hoofs of beef,
bones of the head, &C., which are u.s.
ually thrown away on slaughtering day
are all of service if properly saved
Any kind of dry bones bring from fif-
teen to twenty dollars per ton, and
there is no farmer but can save more
or less. There is nothing makes bet
ter manure, and there are bone mills
all over the country to grind them. -
Tanners can use them profitably them
selves. Sulphuric acid Toll of vitrol, J
which can be purchased by the carboy
ut three cents a pound. will, inside of
forty-eight hours, dissolve twice its
weight of bones This makes ferti-
lizer equal to the best Peruvian guano
and I regard it for all kinds of growing
crops, or grass, as the most valuable
manure farmer can use. Don't waste
the bones of any animal you kill, or
which dies on the farm
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-29
RrrcHrR OK THE DocroRs Henri

BEEcHER ON THE DocroRs. Henry
Ward Beecher gives young doctors the
following advice
sit is nature that cures. The less a
doctor does the better for his patient
1t is the doctors business to take the
credit of what nature docs. Cultivate
look of mystery. Every mother Of a
sick child studies the doctors face.
Come in softly, but with an air of a
mild conqueror Look piercingly at
the patient. Then look from one to
another of the persons present. Say to
the nurse, in a low tone. 81 think
you have right view of the case )
and before you leave say to the mother,
Il could not have done better for the
case myself than you have done. ," If
the child gets well, as it will nine times
in ten, if "you let it alone, you will
have the credit in that family OF extra
ordinary skill If it dies, it will only
bring out the moral view, Eve must
all die. When ones time comes no
skill can cure, etc" But if you REILLY
mean to try the medicine dodge, you
must try your school Ifyou are to be
an allopathic you need but three things
opium, calomel, and anthony. Any
thing that cannot be reached by them
ought not to be cured. With these
three swords you can slay all diseases
or all the patients and in either case,
there is am end OF suffering. Ii you
select the homeopathic treatment, you
have only to buy u manual and a box,
about as large as cigar box, Of pillules
or tinctures After little time you
can put pill to symptom as rapidly as
the post Office clerk can distribute to
names and boxes. II silence and mys
terry are not your forte, you may have
equal success by judicious talking,
Many people can be talked out Of any
thing 1t Mandatory words do not abate
symptoms, they may increase repnta-
ton. The patient may die, but if
those that still live think that You are
the most knowing doctor they ever
met, land its your fault if they do not
then you are sure of being called again.
Always have an to the future Who
ever dies, see that the living like you.
Dead man furnish no practice. .
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-29

WHAT Rum WILL Do.--Some years
ago, in one of the counties of New York
a worthy man was decoyed into a
licensed tavern, and tempted to drink
until be was drunk. in the delirium of
drunkenness he went home vnd murder
ed his wife in the most barbarous man.
ner. He was carried to the Jail while
drunk, and kept through the night.
Awakening in the morning anb looking
around upon the walls and seeing the
bars upon the window, he exclaimed :
SIS this Jail ?'
eyes you are in Jail, answered some
one
''What am I in hore for ?" was the
earnest inquiry.
For murder 7 was the answer.
With still CRATER establishment and
earnestpess. he inquired
''Does my wife know 1t ?"
''Your wife know it ?" said some one.
"Whp it was your wife whom pou have
killed.
On this announcement he dropped
sndderly, as if he had been struck dead.
Let it be remembered that the consta-
BILE who carried him to jail sold him
the liquor which caused his drunken
ness the justice who issued the war
rant was one of those who signed his
license and the sheriff who hung him
also sold liquor and kept a ten-pin
alley.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1868-12-29

A FRIGHTFUL KEROSENE BURNING oc-
CURED near High Bridge on Tuesyay
evening, by which the wife, and two
daughter aged respectively 10 and 10
years lost their lives. They attempted
to flf lamp which was lighted it ex
pleaded and they were fatally burned.
Two other children escaped The
house took fire, but the neighbors
arrived in time to save it. Mr. Bullmer
was absent at the time, and returned
only as his wife and two daughters
were expiring. Only last year, in a
house close by Mr.. Bullmer's two lives
were lost in the same manner It is
very unsafe to look down the muzzle of
a pistol at the moment when you are
pulling the trigger.