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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS..


Nth NUEA NaNTEtas
NEw YORK. July a Cotton quies; sales 20
bales uplauds Sac. Wheat, amber Tennessee
a. A.. Rice steady. Coffss quiet. Sugar steady
JuDs lfgl2c. MulaS nominal. Flour quiet
bat nru. corn sI izHi ~.
Dry Guocs The Market IS inactive. Amos
priuts 4gI4jac.
Money eszy, call loans $40; sterling iOsl0Is
gold 451 "a 43s4 old Tennesse5s b714 new len
neAsses 90.
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ST. Louis Market.


ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Tobacco steady and un-
changed. -Four, supernne 50 50g6 .. Wheas
- a. 20. Corn 759S7c. Oats el9S3c. Fork
IS 7jS29. Bacon, shoulders lz1zeglJc clear
sIaes 1914 SlTe. Hams I6A 92OJzc- Lard l9e.
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LOUISVILLE, July 24.-TObaccO quiet; sales
90 hLds lugs - S599 common TO medium leaf
80 75g Il % far $40 %. Wheat sl $50 ~. Corn
9j9y 6c. Oats, new oJc ord SIC. kye 81 40 q o..
Flour, supeIhne 30 50 fancy SIl ~. Pork SzS %.
Lard lSc. Bacon, shoulders l3l4c; clear rib
sides l654c; clear sizes TT14C- Bu4k shoulders
&c clear sides acc Cotton %.
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STOCKHOLDERS :

Allison Bros, G. ". Gilmore, Thos. uOdet,
W. d. AEdl ews, Chas- Gilmore, Jesse Moore,
NJ. A. Allen, {. W. Goyer, A. ]. Murray.
Benz. Bsbb, WA-GOO6wyn,J os. ". Myers.
NJ. l. Bacon, X. ID. GOOdlztt,C. +. Morris,
Z. q Bllis w. II. GOOdlettJ. OyeTton, Jr.,
w. Ii. Bridges. q Co., r. owen
ID. ". Bowman, Dr. d. GCDsr, Il A. Partee
". ). Bruce & John Gum, Partce a -Har-
Co. ID. p. Hadden bert.
7. d. brg son, q Co, J. i. Peytcn,
;. J. camp a. l. = arIis, 4, j. Powers.
z. a. Cash. Mnl-F- Hardin, W. p. Fr0Uddt,
=. q Gay, A hatcEelt, ". q. Hainsy,
C. r. Chamber j. P. HUI & Co, 5. P. Read,
Lin, 4. -. bill, Eff. RisE,
". h Cherry, Napoleon Hi, L. F. Richards
n. E. Cochran I.C. Hoist 4 CO.Isidor ESosen-
q. A. Cochran, II. B. Howell, bach,
9. Curtis, Howell, Wood VI. !. RosssI,
Z. > Davis CO. J. 7. StratJsn,
J. 5. Day, J. p hoffman . n Syvavns
DeSOto hank, Wy. c. Hnnles T. 4 j ser, n
billiard. PinsOn ]. +. Jett, Co..
& Co., r. s. Jones, ~. III Htssbana
Il. Dow, John Johnson T. W Snlftn
WI p. Doyle, Z. Kortrseht, J. A. Tsyfor
S.H -Dunsc0uob,J John 3 Lseeh, A. VaessTo
Edmonds, Pet q. II. LsGuers, K p Walt
uSreW Co. y. Il. Lelcy, ". 3. Waldran,
W IL. Earring 7. F. MReka'l, q. q. Ward
ton, d, D. Martin, 5. Il. Ward,
J. y. Eargasons \. Marshall, r. d. Ward
LIE rank &c. Ansneld q Geo. W. While,
J. u. Fray ser, 6goee- n j. = icks,
J. W EoNlef, L McDay1tts W. A. William
y. FORD q Co, j. ID. MeilaV-Gt, sGn,
W. T.. Foster, l. Z. Mercer, 81 W Wilkins
W. a Gage, Geo. Mitchell, james d. wiz
NJ. Gavin Z. J. Morgan, hanson.
W GfeenlRw, tseD Sn ed
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Assets. June /. lsss, over ss.Ooo. coo
Issues Policies on ALL THE aOsr sP.
PROVED N0K-FOREEIEzNG PLANS,
on As good terms a. any Company.
MEMPHIS goARp OF REFERENcE:

No Rsstrie;io1s upon Aeei.ns1ted Rs15STIs Or %
RESIDENCE OR TRA FEL.
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Arkansas Reports fOr sale.

EOR SALE two coEnplete sets OF the Reports
4 OF The Supreme Court Of ArksEses, froHn
Vol. 10 vol. a inclusive, One set almost en-,
lseiy nsw. Apply 70 uysl Il n. PIKE
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The shelbY Counts DemOeratIc Gus

Meets at the Democratic headquarters every
Saturday Evening, and is called TO order pre-
cisely at half-past o'clock.
Fresident-ALBERT PIKE.
VToe-E Teside5sls.-W. 7. Avery, John Dawson,
n. Msgeveney, Jr., II. D. L. Stewart, A. Z.
FARMLAND, J. W. Leftvieh and F. L. Warner.
Recording SecretGTy.-W. o. Bonand.
Corresponding Secretary Minor kerTiwether.
TFeaAreT.--MsiOr J. J. Murphy.
Democratic Clubs established elsewhere in
the State are invited TO correspond with the
Shelby County Club, for Co operation and con-
eerted action.
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The Turnyerein of Burlington, Iowa,
kre about 70 build new opera house,
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LIVERPOOL. July 24.--Uotton closed easier
sales lO,OOO ba-es; uplands lt5sd Orleans tod
LONDON, July 2L-COnsOls closed at go q.
es7Ujs.
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DIRECTnRs.

James Z. Lucas, Samuel VIII. Theodore La
yeille Charles II. Peck, Robert X Woods Jules
ale, eru. K. Robinson Robert ,. Carr, Job d
=. thornton, David h Ferguson, HON. John
hogan Henry OVerstOlz, Nicholas Schaeuer.
NLhaLa T. Gay, " m G. 4eI1isOn, r. z. Han :
enksmp, l. Il Bsker, u A. January. Vim. j.
Lewis, +. kOzier, IT., Jacob Taum.
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Collections made or al accsss66gs
points Sc the Southwest.
Exchange for sale on principal cities
Of Talted states and Earopa-
SAVINGS BANK OF sEEMPHIs

SA bAS0S IN N OE y I'm 4 nlS
NO. 29I MAIN STREET
". r. CUNHIsGaAM W. NcC,LuRE
President Cashier.
DIREcToRs--Sam Tate. W. b. GrseuIagg- T.
B. W added, NJ J. Wieks, W. X Cuuninghznl
COLLECTIONS taken On al accessible points.
and reEnttiances promptly made.
Ny connection with the Memphis and
Nnariesion EaiiToad, as President. rtquIrfug
ny entire attention, compels ne to resign TIE
Presidency Of the above InstftutIou Nv in
terest a. Stakeholder and Director will renlsin
as heretofore. ask q continuance o. the corr
ndence and patronage or ny old friends and
the pubic, which heretOiOre has been so gene
erOusly bestowed.
Jyii In N. J. WICKS
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MEMPHIS BOARD Or REFERENCE;
WOrneley, Joy & Co, AydIstt. Robinson 4
Co., :. n. " sbD & Co. EOOf, Philips & Co. La
cey q AcGhee, y. Corona. A. T. FARMLAND.
Jacob Alexander, Clapp, Vance & Anderson,
General n. B. Forrest, General J. K Chalmers.
Com. Joseph F. AOntgCmsFy, Judze J. p. Ca
ruIhers Rev. ; II. FOrd u. ID. Rev. J. r. Graves,
Judge Phineas T. Scruggs, Galloway Han pt0u
Co., DeSotO Insurance company.
AGENCY OFFICE IN MEMPRrs-SO IS Madl-
sOn street, Kit " iliiams' Block.
MONA HON & OTIS.
state a gents for Wet Tennessee
MtSsissl ppi, Arkansas and North Louisiana
n > y itss--..------. H. MCMAHON
tel 3ln
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Florlda ConventIon.

NEW YORK, Jan. 3I.-The TribDra,s
tallahassee, Florida, special stateS Ibat
In the Florida Convention vsSteS5 St.,,'
resolution prohibiting the 1 .aSisIatr,SyS,
from renewing the Florida aud Ionis.
l = Railroad charter, was referraf
q. resolution was passed reouirin1 the
state treasurer to send in 4 ren6rt oF
lns money in his hands, and To hold a.
sugJect 70 the action of the Convention
auu prohibiting any official of the Con.
Nennon from drawing any funds from
Lne treasury without the vote of the
convention. A resolution anthori,irS,
Lhe issue of State scrip for the pnrnoss
OF defraylng the expenses of the ESSs
Committee. amos
resolution was introduced and ra.
lerred prohibiting any distinctIon ON
account of color in rail roads, steam.
ooatS or places of public amusement
OF other institutions. The party VaT
was continued bitterly all dav but Dc
result was reached. The opposition
openly declared their Intention n
drive Bteling q Co. Strong speeches
we're made by Gass, CWhite.) Gibbs
Pearce, BradWsll, Saunders. IcoIorpS
Radical; and Burman, RoWlev anG
Alden, (white) and Erwin, (c0Iored
The Convention adjourned in bette,
temper than at the adjournment q
yesterday. Nothing has been settled
and peace purposes are doubtful. To
MORROW Will decide
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NEW YoRK, Jan. sl.-The Herald's
Washington special says: That Messrs
Frederick, Janaver, Hesoton, and O..
West, of Pennsylvania, 81. B. Miller,
of ulinoies, and NJ. Kleiner, of Ohio
Representatives of the Executive Com
mittee of the United States Brewers
Association have arrived and waited
upon the Committee of Ways and
Means of the House. and had an inter-
view relating principally to the pro-
posed revision Of the Internal Revenue
law. They will again be heard to-
morrow. A memorial in the possess
sion of the delegation makes changes in
the. law which the brewing interest of
the country require. Theyciaim that the
deduction of ~ per cent. upon the
SAFE OF sSaPS T saohu ps lncreaseo 70
duction OF the duty on Canada barley
to the figures before the expiration Of
reciprocity treaty, viz: 90 per bushel.
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1yneh Law a Iyentuel,y.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 31.-In Frankfort,
KY, yesterday a negro committed q
rape on an Irish girl is years of age
and afterwards threw her over an ems
bankment at the railroad tunnel,
breaking her shoulder blade and other.
wise injuripg her. The negro was ar
rested and lodged in Jail. Tonight a
crowd OF Infatuated citizens assembled
and forced the Jail, taking the negro aud
hanging him to a tree on top of the pre-
cipice where the young lady was
thrown. Several shots were fred into
his body while hanging. The Governor
knew nothing of the object of the mob
until they had taken the prisoner from
the Jail, when he ordered the Adjutant
General and his assistants to rescue the
prisoner, but without effect.
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New YORK, Jan. sl.-The Times At.
,lAnta correspondent says: That in the
convention yesterday a resolution linn
iting speeches to % minutes was adOp-
ted with a view to accelerate matters.
A letter from Washington from the
leading radicals expressing fears of an
adverse decision ofthe Supreme Court,
caused this. Tomorrow resolutions
will be offered with the object of redu-
first week of February.
The Tribuns's Atlanta special states
that the 18th section of the bill of rights
provides that the social status of the
citizen shall never be q subject OF Leg
fslation.
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RaIIroad AccIdent.

HARRISBURG, Jan. Sian accident
occurred this morning near Mil
Creek ON the Pennsylvania Railroad, to
the fast passenger train bound east.
ward, caused bya broken rail. Four
cars were thrown off the track and
three went down an embankment when
they took fire and were burned. All
the passengers got out, excepting a
woman named Anna Duggan, OF Pitts
bprgh; it is believed that she was kill
ed IN the uPsetting of the cars and her
body partially burned. 50
The following are the injured, none
dangerously, principally painful
bruises, but no bones broken: Mrs.
Georgia Adams, Philadelphia; j. Man
son, Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary Croush,
Kansas; w. Mtckle. New York; Her
bert Noonson, Jr., Philadelphia; w. w.
Powell, New Jersey; T. Chase, Michi-
gan; Mrs. Genl Robinson and dauGh.
ter, ILL.,; j. Busser, Lancaster.
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Fire

LRAvENwoRTH, KAN, Jan. 3I.-Four
buildings on Delaware street, between
Third and Fourth, were destroyed by
fire this morning. The principal losers
were Scott d Woodruff, dry goods mer-
chants, partial loss, insured for $27, 600;
b. Fiesher, dry goods, about one.half
of stock lost, fully insured; Sleeper q
Co., wholesale boots and shoes, total
loss, insured; RingolskY Il Co., boots
and shoes, partial loss insured; Miss
Dempsey. milliner, total loss, insured
for $1,000; Mercantile Library, about
three thousand volumes, total loss,
partially Insured. Total loss on build
ings $50, 900; insured S25 600; loss of oc-
cupants about SlO0, coo; Insurance about
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE,
AdyiOes to the slst Of Jannarz.

LONDON, Jan. 8l.-Dlspatche. ra.
ceived at this Bureau, a few DAYS 400.
giving an account of the caving in OF
earth on the side of Mount Vesuvius,
whereby lives were lost and houses
swallowed up, are untrue. No such
disaster has occurred.
LONDON, Jan. .S1.-Dispatches re-
celved from Florence last night allepe
that the italian Government is about
TO send out a naval expedition to Rio
Del Plata. Nothing is known as to the
causes of this movement. Prime Min
lister Menabrea when interrogated ON
the subject declined to give any expla-
nation. 1t is further reported that an
Italian feet is now lying in the bay of
Naples preparing to sail for South
America.
NAPLES, January 3l-Evening.-The
Italian fleet now in this harbor, which
has been getting ready for sea, has re-
oecived orders to sail Immediately for
Rio Parane Paraguay. All informa-
ton in regard to the expedition is rig
orously withheld by the Government,
and the destination is known by the
naval officials only.
VIENNA, January 3I-Evening.-The
Reichratta will re-Rssemble on the 18th
of February.
LONDON, Jan. Sl.-Dr. Arminus, the
we'll known traveller in Central Asia,
has written letter to the London
Times, in which he proves the absur.
dity of the reports that the Chinese
Government is preparing a hostile
movement against the Russians on the
borders of the Empire.
BERLIN, Jan. 31.-Gen. Carl Schurz
to-day dIned with Count Bismarck and
the members OF the Federal Council OF
the North German States,
LONDON, Jan. sl.-Consols, es56ae4z1
for money and account; U. 8. Bonds
q; Erie, 1857; Illinois Central, s6%
American Securities, very firm.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3l.-Cotton, active
and firm; prices unaltered; sales of the
week, $4,000 bales; for export, 10 DOC
bales; for speculation, 1900 bales;
stock on hands, s96, 600 bales, OF which
10000 bales are American. Bread.
stuffs, generally firm; Corn, declined
to: ,4ss9d. Petroleum, refined 1a2d
Manchester adyices are favorable; the
market for goods and yarns is active
and firm.
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new YoRK, Jan. Sl.-Commodore
vanderbilt Is reported dangerously iii.
me Protestant Episcopal House 81
Bishops will meet in st. Johns Chanel,
% choose g Bishop of Oregon in place
Bishop Smith, of Kentucky, will pre-.
side. ~ W - PtS'
At meeting of the publishers and
authors, last evening, resolution was
ADOPTED forming the establishment Of
an lnternatonal copyright between
the United States and the nations q
continental Europe. Messrs. Putnam,
James Parton, Egbert Hazard, Henry
Joeson, and DIR. Prime, were appointeS
Committee to digest system of req.
ulations which may serve as a basis
tora an International COPYRIGHT law
TO report to at future meeting,
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Knnnn.Ier,nIh,nr..

ST.. LOUIS; Jan. 31.-The Kansas Leg.
stature, yesterday, passed resolution
asking Congress to amend the jaw DuF.
chase IF theCherOllee lands. The Fess-
olutions set forth that twenty thonsand
citizens of Kansas are on these lands,
and that by the sale these will be onst.
ed from their homes, and the State ask.
ed on their behalf TO set aside the sale
of the frontier department., ana allow
the settlers to take the lands, or IL that
cannot be done, Kansas proposes to buy
them for the settlers.
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Prom enn Prnnciaeo.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3I.-A Victoria
telegram says, a pnbllc meeting was
held on the BIRD to discuss the expedi-
mission to the dominion OF Canada.
A resolution in favor Of consolidation
with the overland wagon road was
unanimously adopted. a committee
was appointed TO wait upon the Gov
ernor and ascertain the progress made
to take further steps to5a union of the
colony with! the dominion.
Alaska advIces to January 18th says;
All we'll. The Italian bark VittOria,
reported ashore at Point Wilson, doat-
ed on with the Hood tide uninjured.
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unsettled, making it difficult to give
quotations; holders'are generally out OF
the market, so that II is difficult to get
the prices named for any article; S2I 10
was refused for 1000 bbls. new city mess
pork; old is held at 81 90. Bulk Meats
Held at S3za11 &c; 100, 600 lbs. country
sold at SHal09@c to be delivered March
10. Bloomfield at l0c for shoulders;
Ike Tor sides; 12c for clear ribbed and
l2Hc for clear. This afternoon lard
was held 1886, with sales at 49,, and
all offered at This rate.
BUrrER-Dul at SSa37.
EaGs-32c.
GRoCERIEs--Sugar-F at ISaI6c.
Cohee-In good demand at 2Oa2dc.
M0lasses-Firmer at S9a9Oc.
L1EsEED OIL-Dull, and prices nom
mar II IS offered at 81 l5a1 10 in largo
way; It Is retailing 81 Is.
free. az AN' Aeun eN
80. BEEF oArrnE-Dull at So 5Oa7 so per
SHEEP-Firm at 50 OOa4 90 per head.
aGes-1n good demand aud firm;
"T G ASK 81 oOa7 SO, gross.
chicago.
, JANUARY Sl.-FLoUR-Held firm but
GRA1Sawheat closed dull with SELL
ers at 81 OF for No. spring, Corn
Tanner, closing at about SIS for new.
oats-Dull; 5S1Sa5Skc free, sellers AT
upper price. Rye-DHn at 81 4s. Bar
lsay;moNery small sales, ranging at SOS
PROv1sIoNs-Pork-Held verv firm
and active at $40 75a2l 90: choice brands
held at S2l 90. Lard-Actiye and bet-
Ter; nrm at 13c. Green Meats-Firm;
hams lOkal1c; dry sailed shoulders
1SSc. Dressed Hogs-S7 75as IS.
Toledo.
JANUARY -Wheat-lc low.
err sales amber at 50 65. Corn-Isc
lower; sales No. / at ssXas91<c. Oats
20 lower; sales No. L at exc. Rye
Quiet.
DRESSED HOes-71zasXc.
i MnWaukee.
JANUARY s1.-FLoUR-Dun; city Ky
SlOa1O %.
observation-disclosures, at g. Os1l fol
Buffalo.
JANUARY 31.-FLoUR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Unc Corr
selling at 81 OF on track.
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BOSTON, Jan. S1.-The Legislative
Committee have reported bill licens.
Ing liquor dealers. which will be pre-
presented in the House forthwith. The
bill confers power on the Mayor and
Aldermen of cities and selectmen OF
towns to license their several localities,
the amount charged for licenses rang
ing from S25 to 5000. Sales are for
Dldden between midnight and five a,
M. and any part of Sunday.
The bill provides for punishment by
Oflts provisions.
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ConaolIdatlon Of ra,lroads.

CINCINNATI. o. Jan. 3I.-The Gazette
says: The negotiations for some time
pending between the Baltimore and
Ohio, Marietta and Cincinnati, and the
indianapolis, Cincinnati and La Fay-
cite Railroad companies have been
completed, by which these liues 40
far as working arrangements are con-
cerned, are TO be one. The Little M.
ami railroad company has banished
lamps from their cars and use only
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MONMOUTH, Jan. 80. : Marshall
White, acolored man, in jail for lar
ceny, while attempting to break Jail,
last night, was shot dead by one of the
sheriff's deputies.
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YosKERs, May 9, 1854.
lFessrs. Geo. G Hubbel & %:

MeESs, GeO. G Atlbbel e %:
your Golden Blttars," can recommend
Them with the utmost confidence as q tonic,
particularly for q change OF diet and water.
It is as we'll for ladies and children, giving
them part of q wtne-glRss two or three times
Q day. Yours respectfully,
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!. BAKER
NEW YoRK, March Soth, lssl.

Meslys. Geo. G. Hubbel6 Co., Hudson, n. Y.
GENTs.-My faFnily having been the ne
clpient OF marked benetit in health by the
use OF your S3olden Bitters," / am induced
To acknowledge my sense Of gratitude in
this letter, which you are privileged to use
As Won desire. lean confidently assert that
since the INST bottle of your Bitten entered
my house have heard of no complaint of
CiygpepSia. AIyWtfe had been trOubled with
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well. Other members of my family end0Ese
the good qualities Of yonr article, and I can
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happy 10 give verbal evidence TO the doubt
ing any time they may call on me. With
mnch regard, I am,
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am, gentsmen, YOUR, with respect.
CASGNIER FABRtGOU
NEW YORK. January II, Issl.
Messrs. Geo. c. Hubbel & 90,
IL. ..,....

NEW YORK. April 2Sd, 1864.
Geo. O. Rtt6bel & CO-Ge,ltLeoae,a. we have
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we have used It In our practice with very
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quantities for aged persons, and also for
those Of delicate constitutions. Yours, &C,
Doctors ]. =. 4 T. g. NORBUEY,
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Yours THY e. Z. GRAHAM.

observation-disclosures sBtttars have been
sneh q blessing in my family that cannot
refrain nom sending you this testimonial.
In December Last my vile WaS very Eck-
conhnement-and got so very low that some
GOOD Stimulent was absolutely 9ecessAry. j
trisd wine but Il did no good. wing Q bot
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mend them to all ladies as Rsntla and
trenRthaning ktimulRnt.
YonTA, &G., -
GEO. a. j. NORMAN,
1S7 West 9th st, n. Y.
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JANUARY Sl:-FLoUR-FiFmer and
higher; family $ll 25a1I 50; extra $40 90
a10 70. ~ :. = st4a5..ss :. -. =
GRAM Wheat =. Firm and aniet.
No. 1 winter, s. IS. CornA FIrunsf:
extra S2as3c. OAts-Firm at 6Sa6oc.
Rye--Sl Goal 65. BaEley-Is in denianfi:
sales 5000 bush. At s. 30a2 So for Drine
fall.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01
DRY GOODS

The rampant feeling in the cotton
goods market seems to have cnlEnina.
ted, az there is less anxiety 10 run up
goods any higher, for the present.
Prices are, however, firm at the
advance, and but few can be
obtained from first hands, as
many fabrics have become absolutely
scarce. Bleached muslins, particn-
larly bags, are very scarce and higher.
In view OF these circumstances, and
the rise of print cloths to 6a715<, II is
somewhat remarkable to see the best
prints selling at 12a12I<c: the best do
nestle lawns at 16. and the best delaines
at Is, with old styles at 161<. WooIens
of all kinds are dull. and so are most
kinds of foreign goods. Heavy drown
sheetings are drm at 16I<a10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

cs THE gRs0l1S ns we
TO be Just exactly what we claim.
They are pIi+eEv Vegetable;
They 1ytu 1nti0OTdte and Strengthen:
They JoTttly Gte S1tSten dp6tIISt The evil effects
Of U1tUhoIesone Wdter.
They LVtn cure Dyspepsia;
They tOtu cure Heartburn;
They GCfH cure Headache:
They tOtH cure J0ItElCtice:
1HISytOtLI cure Sea Stck7teSe.
zheG NtU cure General Debilty.
12leYGUtI create q he1itllN AGuetiLes
Trey contain no POtsoIsOtES bTu0;.
1neyt2H 1rUtgoFate The System Of Indication
ana moderately increase the Temperature OF
thSbody; and the force of the circulation,
acting, In fact as general corToborant OF the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-01

Me85T8. Hlbbel6 90,
GE;E g 81; can say that yonr Golden Bit
world. II acts truly in most mIrncuIous
way. SuneEtng with dyspepsia Of the most
painful Kind, used the Golden BitterR pre-
pared by MeSsrE. Hubbel a Co. AND WAS cpF-
ed. am convinced that all complaints of
this kind can be cured by your Bltters. Wish-
curing OF all the complaints that afiiIct the
lam, gentlemen. your. with respect.