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AlIeeheny CaEIIe Market.


CATTLE-SinCe our last report prices
for good cattle have advanced. The
supply was very light, the number on
sale on Monday being less than five
hundred head. The demand was prin-
cipally tor butchers use, who were ca
ger BUYERS at The advance. In cOnse-
duence of the limited number in mar
ket, making selections impossible. the
quality OF beef displayed at the butch
ers' stalls was not, as general thing,
of extra quality. No. butchers stock
sold at t7I4aSIc; medium, 674a7c. Stock
cattle may be quoted at 4a519c, as to
quality and condition. 1t may be we'll
to remark that to supply our local de-
mand at least eight hundred head are
required, while shippers usually take
from two to three hundred more-a
thousand in all. Reduce this number
five hundred, and it will be seen that
somebody must do without meat, or
dine upon roasts of inferior quality. A
hint to those interested.
SHEEP.-There were few in market
only about two thousand head. The
market was firm at small advance,
but prime grades were chiefly in re-
quest, and OF these there were but few
in the market. Prime fat sheep brought
4Ha5c per lb., while common grades
brought 81 5Oa3 so per head. very in
ferior, for which there was limited de-
mand, brought 75caS1 per head.
HoGs-The market was very firm and
excited, with advancidg prices. The
number in market was not large, though
of good quality. The weather is very
unfavorable for packing, and should it
continue prices will tumble down as
rapidly as they rose. AT retail, we
quote at 1OaIlNc, being an advance Oi
Ia1Ic, as compared with last weeks
quotations.
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COKNBRGTAL AND FINANCIAL.
Baltimore Produce Market.
MONDAY, Dec. %. 1855

4
CoFFEE-We notice some inquiry
with resales on Saturday and to-day o
2 600 bags Rio ex Union, and 500 do. 81
Adelaide, on private terms; $50 bags il
lots at 16a1714cts gold.
I FLoUR-The market continues heavy
sales confined to small lots to the trade
We note 100 bbls Western Spring
dred bbls in small lots at prices rang
ing from Sc so to S12 70 according to
RYE FLoUR-S7 OOaS7 SO.
CORN MEALS 90.
BUcRwHEAT-$45 50a$6 90.
GRAM .-Wheat-Market dull sales
of good and prime at 50 10a2 25; fair at
large offerings; sales of prime dry
white at 90c; fair to good at s5aSSc; yell
low S5s96c. ORts-Sales at 6la75c; in
'ferior at 51c. Rye-Sales at 81 53.
MILL FKED-We still quote Brown
stuff steady at 22c; Mtddlings 35a37c
per bushel.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans is held firm
inquiry for other descriptions; quota
tions entirely nominal.
PRoVIsIoNS-Market very flat. We
report sale of so bbls Mess Pork, or
binary, at $25 70, quote regular mess at
$26 50a27 90 per bbl. so tierces West
ern Lard az 17Nc, taken by shipper:
quote for tobbing lots TIC. Bacon is
jobbing steady at 1315a14c for should
ers; 1910 for rib sides; and 17c for clear
ri6-beSt sugar cured hams 1SG per lb.
RIcE-Continuesq quiet; Carolina 92&a-
91Sc per lb-no sales.
SUaAR-We mole sale on Saturday,
but not before reported, OF 529 boxes
Cuba at 1l1Sc. to-day II hhds common
New Orleans at lie; quote at l1a1218c,
as to quality.
REFINED SUaARs-Are dull. We
quote hard crushed 1896; extra fine
powdered 1890; soft crushed A white
l4zzc, and ranging lower as to grade;
yellow Coffee 1916 per lb.
SYRUPs-Are steady as last reported,
viz; For Maryland Golden 75c; Balti-
more do. 72c; Monumental 65c per gall
Ion.
SALT-Continues inactive, we quote
same as before for Liverpool Ground
Alum 90 10a2 20, and Fine 80 9Oa3 10 per
sack. Turks Island 50a55c per bushel.
SEEDs-Cloveri is firm, we note a sale
of So bushels choice Pennsylvania at
IS 121I: shippers offer IS, but no sellers
or prime at that figure. Timothy held
at So, Flax 50 SO per bushel.
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VyASsTNGrOH.

WAsHINGoN, Dec. 80.
Mr.. Spinner has written anther letter
to Mr.. Wilder of Boston reUssertiDg
his financial position.
A heavy snow storm! prevails here.
The Committee on appropriations is
still. in session, masuling bills'for the
early action OF Congress. n'-
The Commissioner of Internal ReVe-
nue. has decided to allow the re-packing
of stocks of tobacco now on hand in
bulk packages into packages, to con-
form with the recent legislation by
Congress. under the supervision of a
government Inspector.
Acting Commissioner rHartland has
issued supplemental regulations in
tended to secure correctness and
uniformity in :the monthly reports
of Assessors of tax on distilled
spirits. The acting Commissioner has
also7issued instructions as to the survey
of distilleries, in which it is stated In
estimating the number of dry inches to
be allowed for fermenting, the Asses
sor and person designated to aid him,
must be. governed in Il great measure
by the depth of fermentinG Tubes.
From the best information received, it
is believed a fair allowance will be
from three TO seven dry inches for corn
and any mixture of corn and rye not
exceeding ono half rye to one halTCorn,
and from seven to twelve dry inches
for rye and any mixture of rye eX-
Ceeding one half.
The snow that fell affords good
sleighing.
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OHIO.
Horrible Murder and Suicide.
C1Nc1NNAT1, December 8

4.r, .. CINCINNATI, December 80.
A horrible murder and suicide took
place in this oity, this morning at two
O'Clock. VIM. Ashbach killed his wife
Josephine by blows on the head with
hatchet, and stabbing her once in the
left side with butcher knife. He then
shot himself through the head with an
lower jaw, and tearing away the right
back parI of the head, scattering his
brains all over the room. The deed
was done in an upper room Of the resi-
dence, Gnd both parties were partially
undressed. Tho husband had tor
months threatened to take his wiie's
life. 1t was the second marriage for
both, and they had been married four
years. Their ages were 65 and 81 res
pectfuily. He was a basket matter,
and she kept a confectionery on the
first floor of the residence, at five seven
ty central avenne. None but the vic
Tins were in the house at the time of
the tragedy. The officers heard the wo-
mans cries and the report of the gun
and broke into the house. Death in
both cases was instantaneous. They
had retired in different rooms, she was
jealous of his visits to woman, keeper
of saloon near. and he doubly jealous
of her on all occasions; they also quar-
relied about their property. each own
ing some real estate, and she making
more money by her store than he by
his trade. They had temporarily sepa-
rated a couple of times since their mar
riage. She was on the eve of applying
for a divorce. He leaves six children
by his first marriage. The Coroner is
holding an inquest. The excitement
is intense.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec. 80.
Lewis Davis for the murder of D. P.
Skinner, of Independence, this fall, was
to day sentenced to be hanged on Feb.
runrY fourth.
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tsse VIENNA, December so.

! f- 1AhlS3 OGCeulDeL OOs
Official papers speak confidently oi
the meeting and success of the Confer
ence.
DTis'9. tsso. VIENNA, December so.
The Presse says the Greek Govern
1 ment is ready to comply with the re-
cent demands made by Turkey, and
supported by the Great Powers of Eu-
rope. z,.....,.-.-.,
Hon. Stafford II. Northcote succeeds
the Earl of Kimberly as Governor of
the Hudson Bay Company.
tits the general impression that the
Conservatives will be successful in the
elections for members OF Parliament to
| fill vacancies.
The following dispatch from ConstRn-
tinople dated yesterday, comprises the
latest news on the Eastern questions:
| 3. Great preparations are making in the
arsenals on account of threatened war
with Greece. Transports loaded with
supplies have been sent to the Hobart
| Pasha fleet. -...... . r.,.4,a..
The new House of Commons met yes
| terday for preliminary business. Only
the ministers who were reelected took
the oath of Office. Writs were issued
| for elections to fill vacant seats, after
which the House adjourned until the
10th of February.
Reverdy Johnson, in a speech yester-
day to a deputation of the London
Workingmen's Society, said: The nat
uralization treaty between the United
States and Great Britain was certain of
ratification by the United States Senate.
The treaty provides that q British sub
ieet who has been naturalIzed in the
United States, shall have the same
rights to protection on his return to
Great Britain as a native born Ameri-
can. s
p - MANCHESTER, December 80.
The house of VIM. Bruner & Co.,
heavy dealers in manufactured cotton,
suspended yesterday. They had exten.
sive connections in America.
The weather. throughout England,
continues wet and mild.
MADRID, December 80.
Government will despatch ten thou.
sand soldiers from Cadiz to Cuba and
Porto Rico, during January.
For the purpose of reducing the bud
get for the coming year, suppression
of 81 of each of the Captain Generalship,
GOvernOrships and BishopriCs, has been
suggested.
Marshall Pavia recently Governor
General of Madrid is dead
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PENHSYLVAnIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 80.
The Street railway passenser depot
of the Richmond line on Lehigh Ave-
nue., was burned this morning with
twenty-five cars. The depot occupied
by the Bridesburgh cars was heated by
stoves, one Of these stoves set fire to the
cars WHICH spread SO rapidly that the
men in the office had to break away
tho iron bars from the window in order
to make their escape. Loss heavy.
eE STRoUDsBURa, Dec. 80.
The trial of VIM Brooks and Charles
Orern for the murder of Theodore
Broadhead, near Delaware Water Gap,
q few months since, was commenced
on Monday last. The most important
witness is Thomas Broadhead, who
was with his brother at the time the
murder was committed. The trial Will
last four or five days.
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CANADA.

F. -t2 a iA MONTREAL, December 90.
Two men named Townsend and Dix
on, employees at the Merchants Bank.
were arrested yesterday and brought
before the policelcourt on 81 charge OF
stealing from the bank, the charges
arising from the fact of their having
advanced funds to j. c. Frank, who
abaconded last week. They were ad-
mitted 10 bail,
A heavy snow is falling here.
There is much destitution existing
among!the poor here and soup kitchens
havo again been opened.
TORONTO, Dec. 80.
Mitchells house furnishing establish
ment on Young street, was Quilted by
fire last night. The adjoining store OF
Sutherland and Taylor was considera-
bly, damaged. Losses covered by insu-
RANCE. .-- -.
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MAsSACHUshTFs.
RosroS. December 80.

BosroN, December 80.
Augustus Perry alias Blanchard has
been arrested in Ogdensburg, N. Y,
and Harry Jennings and Charles Sted-
man, in this city, charged with robbing
the brokers' office of Charles n. Good
ing, on State street, over two years ago,
of len thousand dollars In gold coin.
The accused are held to answer to the
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TOLEDO.

DECEMBER 3O.-FLOUR-Quiet.
N-WheAt-UnChang white Mich
tirmer; new at &c; new seller next week at
soc. Oats-Shade better; \ o. at 59c. Rye
Quiet.
SEEDS-Dull. .....
HoG4-Dressed Hcgs--UnchaDged at 1C1z
Gllc.
milwaukee,
DECEMBER 3O.-FLoUR-DuII and prices
WHEATGweak at 81 1879 for No in store.
Transportation.
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RnIIroad Accident.

- NEW 4oRKI UeceuDeE 5U.
A locomotive on the New Jersey
Central Railroad yesterday afternoon,
ran off the track, near Spruce Run, and
smashed a wooden house. The bag
gage master was severely Injured. The
passengers escaped. None Of the in
habitants OF the house were injured.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPn.
NEW YORK, December

NEW YORK; UeCUuOtI oU'
CorroN-Active and 1zc better; sales 6,3OG
bales at 28c for middIIng uplands.
FLoUR-Market closed dull and slightly In
GRArNEW quiet and nominal
ly unchanged. with very limited milling
and export inquiry. Rye-Duu at 81 5OGgl 5.
for western. Oats-DulI at 7515c in BlOre
and 7Sc afioat for western. Corn-Steady al
81 O7SI 10 for old, and 9S99jc for mixed west
ern.
Provisions Quiet and unchanged
Beef-DuII and unchanged, Cut Meats
Steady with a fair demand. Bacon-FlTm
and moderately active. IIard-FIrm at l19
l7lIc for fair to prime steam.
k6GS--Dull at S7639c,
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LOUISIANA,
NEW ORLEANS,

New ORLEANS, Dec. 20.
The Peruvian steamer Maroon, sailed
to-day to join the monitors, and will
escort them to Pensacola, where they
will be made sea Worthy.S
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The market continues extremely dull, but
prices are without essential change.


MONEY AND BTOCAS.
MoSEY-The demand was very active TO
nearly three O'Clock, and the market con-
tinues stringent, commission of 1s9A and
% per cent in addition TO the legal rate in
Currency being paid on stock, and l-l6@1S on
Governments. There was sudden let up
lust previous to and after s O'Clock, when
gold interest was the highest rate on stocks,
and government dealers had money otter.
ed them al currency. Discounts are dull,
and the transactions are only at heavy rates.
The Erie Company mas closed negotiations
with LhB Columbus, Chicago ana indiana
Central Railroa ad. by which 1t Is 70 be made
broad guaRe, thereby giving the Erie an un-
broken connection with Chicago. The OHIO
and Mississippi Com panY has been brought
Into closer relations with the Erie and the
guage Is TO remain broad one.
STERLING-WeRk at 1O9zSlL92S for prime
bills. ., 100,
and closed at 1S41S9lS41a.
GOVERNMENT oTOCKS-H1gher and quite
buoyant throughout the day until laLe in
the afternoon, when there was slight de-
cline from the extreme figures. Coupons Of
81, l141<@l145z; do '62, n0k@llO1zi do "a,
1O7%9l011S; do '65, 1075I9l0Si new. 1880
1l0f3; do 67, 11l91ll3si do IS, nl@nl7zi
10 4Us, IO51zS9lO55z. a.
STOCKS-An order has been obtain IN the
Courts restraining the Merchants Union Ex-
press Company from using any of its assets
in carrying out the terms Of constellation
with the American Company.
The assistant Treasurer to-day commenceq
the Disbursements of the January Interest
on 5-20S. ,,,,,-
Saturday, and preparations therefor Will he
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81 WORCESTER, Dec. 80.
Ichabod Washburne, originator ofthe
wire works in'this city, died this morn
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sale OF Condemned Ordinance stores
-- FoRTREss MONROE, Dec. 80.

A large sale of condemned ordnance
stores took place n Fortress Monroe TO
day, consisting of old cannon, muskets,
sabres, &C., damaged during the war.
They brought fair prices,
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.,yer and weather.

PITTsBURG, Dec. so.
Weather cloudy and colder. River
feet 2 inches at a stand. Mercury
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The steamship Bellona from London.
has arrived,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R.R. GOMP'Y
8 TRAIN.

WHEELING, November 2Sth, 1858.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after the
30th day OF November, lS6S-Wheeling time.
EXPRESS TRAIN,
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PREPARED by Or. C AZ. ia cRSoN,
,..1SA.
ThIrty.five years since they were first in
trOduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
performed more cures, and benefited suffer-
ing humanity to u create extent, than any
other remedies knO Wn to the public.
These remedies will etfectAany cure Liver
Complaint. Jaundice, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility NGhToniC DiarThpa,
Disease OF the Kid Aneys, and all Dlsea-
ses arising from a DisOrdered Liver,
stomach or InLeE--I tines.
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nIeh.

woa.her clear. Thermometer $50.
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GRAFTON ACCOMMODATIONS.

EA5T-LEAVE5 WEST-LEANKS
Wheeling Grafton
daily at..... 6:0O a. m. daily at......4:25 p. m.
Cameron, ..,,...7:35 FaiImont......5:25
Mannington.9:l5 ManningtOn.6:l5
Fairmont. 1000 a. Cameron ......7:55 "
ARRIVING AT ARRIVING AT
Grafton at. ll:O5 q, m Wheeling at $40 p. m.
Sundays excepted. Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Line make connec-
tIons at Baltimore with trains for Phtladel-
phia, New York and Boston At Relay
House, via Washington City, for all points
South.
Central Ohio trains make direct connec-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be pro-
cured at the office.
JOHN L. WILSON,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
K. T. DEVRlESj
decl General Agent, Wheeling
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE NOTICE.

Patients are hereby informed that after
the INST visit they can take the treatmehL ~
home and use IT until cured. without pa1nO
interruption to their usual vocation.
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0trNQmtetlfq qeuGer.
WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
4 wEDNEsDAY, DeeeinBer8O, 1868.
sExTRA.sEss1oNi

- WEDNESDAY, December 80, 1868.
Prayer by Rev. Jonathan Raleigh.
-. A message from the House announced
the passage of the Senate Bill in rela-
tion TO Circuit Courts. h1i SE., q, /
ION motion of MIR. Drummond, the
thanks of the Senate were rendered to
the President torthe able, .dignifed and
impartial manuer with which he has
presided over lis deliberations during
On motion of Mr.. Wright, thanks
were rendered to the Clerk and his as
sistants for their promptness and ell
cheney, courtesy and Kindness. Jti,ss
On motion OF Mr.. Slack, thanks were
rendered to the clergy Of the city. for
their services in opening the sessions
on motion. of Mr. Dawson, thanks
were rendered ito the Doorkeeper, for
his promptitude. =. --l...-.sa.,f. 5snE
On motion of Mr.-Price, thanks were
rendered to the SergeanL7at-Arms for
his courteous, prompt and gentleman
lY manner of discharging his duty.
On motion of Mr.. -Drummond, like
thanks were rendered to the JanitOr and
On motion. OF Mr.. zihn, the vote by
which the report, of the Committee OF
Con ference on the House bin, relating
TO publishing and. printing the Code
was rejected, was reconsidered. ~.
But the report was again disagreed to.
On the question OF adopting. the fol-
lowing was The, vote: = 45qif.. ..tl.,.a
-Messrssg Applegate. Chapline,
Drummond, iFarnswOrth, Hoke, Slack,
Workman and Ninn-SI 30
NAYs-Messrs. Stevenson (Presi-
dent,) Boreman, Burley, Dix, Dawson,
Price, Werninger, Wright and Young
g. -
Mr.. Hoke, from The judiciary Com
mittee, reported back the House Joint
Resolution in relattorft TO the printing OF
the Code.g E2 e 8 q 8E 3 Es
Mr. Boreman offered "a substitute
therefor, providing that the Auditor
should ascertain what would be the
probable cost of printing the Code, and
report to the next tlIegislature@
The, substitute&was adopted. The
House having refused to agree to 1t, the
Senate insisted and asked Com m ittee
of Conference!! The committee reported
in favor of the Senate rsceding, but-op
motion of Mr.. Young, the report was
laid on the table. : -sA - - -
Mr.. Burley- then offered q. joint reso.
luton providing that the Clerk of the
House be instructed not to publish the
Code with the other acts of this session,
but that he have the same prepared for
the printer by the 10th Of January next.
The resolution was doptedr by, the Sen.
ate, but rejected by the House.
Mr.. Price, from the Committee on En-
rolled Bills, submitted a report, which
was adopted. SIS ttaa5 Z s,# la u.t ~
Messrs. Price and Young were direct
ed to inform the House that the Senate,
having completed its business, was
ready 10 adjourn, which duty they per.
A message from the House by Mr..
Ferguson;5of CabeIl, announced that
the House wns- likewise ready'to ad-
And on motion, of Mr.. BurIey, the
Senate adjourned sine die. - u
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DEBILITY.
Resulting from any Cause whatever; PROS
TKATION OFTHE SYSTEM, induced
by Severe Labor, HardshiPs, TX

There is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone ana vigor Ea
impaired 10 the whole system; the appetite ig
d1ge6Ls properly, the blood is purified, the
complexion becomes sound and healthy,
the yellow tinRe Ii eradlcated from the eY es q
bloom Is given To the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes aEtrong and
healthy being.
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WHEELING VEST a. THURSDAY MORNING. DEoE1EBHR 81
EUROPE.

an. .-' a-' PARIS, December 80.
Official papers speak confidently of
the meeting and success of the Confer
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EAsT-LKAVRS

EXPRESS TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAVKs + WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leave Wheeling
daily at.1O:5O a. In. daily at......S:40 pm.
ARRIVES AT Bellair..........4:4O %
Grafton -----. 4.2O pm. ARRIVES AT
Cupnberland.10:l2 :" Cambridge. 1885 "
Harper's Fly 2:56 am. Zanesville. BIOS
Baltimore G:55 :" NeWark...-...1O:45
Washington. $40 " columbus. .l2:lO Am.
Except Sundays. Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsT-LEAvEs WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves wheeling
daily at. $40 p IN. daily at......9:26 a. M
ARRIVES AT Belair.--......lO:4O "
Grafton ...,.... .I0:OU .. m. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $40 am. Cambridge LIS p. m.
Harpers Ferry7:50 Hanesvtlie...-2: :.
Wtnchester...... Newark.......-4:l5 Is
Baltimore ....ll:1O IColumbus......6:S5 '
Wash'n Cityl2:25 pm. ..
NAIL TRAIN.
EAST-LEAVES WEST, VIA C. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves wheeling
daily aJ..-,9:25 p. m. daily at......3:40 a. m.
ARRIVES AT Bellalr......... $50 IS
Grafton -...2:3U am. ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg. 1I:lO I" CambTidge..7:6Oa a. m.
Cumberland. $40 " Zanesvtlle...-9:lO ="
AarPer's F'yl2:4O p m. Stewart rk......lE:4S
HageTstOwn. ...... Columbus. 1880 p. m.
Winchester......... Sundays and Mon
Wash'n City.'6:IO " days excepted.
Baltimore s....4:45
ETIF0 1rNy a NaN
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Lewis Davis for the murder of D. P.
Skinner, of Independence, this fall, was
to day sentenced to be hanged on Feb.
ruarY fourth.
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From RIr. Chas. ". HalInr.
FREDERICK CITY, Nd, Sept, IL, 1868.
From a conviction of benefit arrived from
the use OF DE-. Hooflnnd's German Tonic, al
though In general aVerse TO Patent Medi-
cines, cordially recommend the ''TOnfc' to
all suffering with Dyspepsia, as no other
medicine anorded me such prompt and per-
mamRnent IetieL"
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And feeling the hand of time Weighing
neaVny upon themI with all aus attendant
ills, Will find in the use OF this BITTERS, or
the TONIC, an elixir that will insIiu new
lie into their veins, restore in n measure the
| energy and ardor OF more youthful days,
build up their ShTnnken forms, and give
health and happiness TO their remaining
years..