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F1REMENs' PARADE AND BALL.-A
meeting of delegates from all the Fire
companies in the city was held last
evening at the Guards Hose House,
Centre Wheeling, to take into consider
alton the subject of having parade
and ball this year. After free inter-
change of views it was determined to
do SO, and the last Friday in September
fixed as the day on which it shall come
of. We learn that the Fire Depart
ments of Allegheny City, Pittsburg
and GAINESVILLE, will probably be invit-
ed to participate in the festivities.
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How Is nj, Have you purified your
cellars drains. sinks, &e.R If notyour
health and even life is in danger. Car
bolate of Lime is a cheap. powerful and
prompt purifier. For sale by T. Il,
Logan q Co., and Logan, List & Co.
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Copper, Tin; and Sheet Iron Wara.
Removal.

4 HAVE REMOVED Ny wokk-sHo
IL and Store-Room
From TzS Market 70 IO5 Main street
Where I WIN be pleased to see an mvo.
customers, and as many new ones as cf1oos.
to give me their patronage. have a full a.
sortment OF all kinds OF ware usually found
in such establishments, and am prepared -
MI all orders for anything mannfaetrrei
nom Copper, Tin or Sheet Iron. = -
have several nntrclASs Job Workman
and viii do any work promptly and AT
low rates rs any establishment In theStaf
feh96-lyr GEO. W. IOHHBOHs
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Boarding, Mrs. Mary Caldwell.
SILK Hats, Harper d Bro.
Once Exchange Bank OF Virginia, r
j. AicCandIIsh.
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CHEAP oRaANs.-To close out REM
nant of stock, the following Organs are
offered Mt a uniform discount of 25 per
cent. from annexed prices for cash:
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AUNT PoLLY.-Niecc-Good informing,
Aunt Polly. what is your great hurry ?
Aunt Poliy-Why, want to find the
Hair Spring Mattress man; we want to
get him to renegate our old hair bed.
Ntece-I 'spose you mean to .renovnte
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AMERICAN vAnrHA,sW WATCHES.
TnE REsrii THE CuEApEsTIi

THE BESTii THE CHEAPEST
HNHE EXTENSIVE USE OF THESE
j Watches by Railway Conductors, Engi-
class OF watch-wearers, has thoroughly de-
monsIrated the strength, steadineSs durable
10 satisfy that class in an these respects IS TO
decide the question as to the real value of
these tlmekeepers
selves in the pockets OF the people.
Imported " aicheS are made ON an expep-
meFo1s makers, and ars placed IN the market
here by an Importer who INST secures a
monopoly OF Sale OF some one Manufacture.
To the Manufacturers prodt must ba add
ed Cost OF 1mportatto s.
A Custom house duty OF Is per cant, pay
a profit Of at least Is per cent to the I'm.
porter, another proht TO the Jobber; thus
nearly doubling the cost Of the Imported
Al Waltham, Watches are manufactured
ON q large scale, under one roof and system
saving many of the expenses necessarily In
CURED In small Establishments hence their
All respectable dealers now sell waltham
W catches, and competition, as all the world
knows, Is favorable TO small prouIs. The
on each watch Is small, the demand is large
UnscrupuIous importers occasionally place
q. worthless swiss imitation In the market
10 avoid Imposition, the purchaser should
Invariably demand certificate OF genuine
ness signed by the treasurer OF the American
Waich Company-R. E. RUBBINR.
There are different grades OF finish In the
different varieties OF Watches made by the
'WaithRrn Company. as there are different
sizes and shapes TO suit all tastes and means;
but every Watch that bears the genuine
tratie mark of 'sWAI1HAM" Is guaIanteed
70 be good one, and nobody need be afraid
Toby It.
Every watch Fuuy Warranted.
For sale by all drst-clAas dealers in the
United States and British Provinces.
ROBRIasA APPLETON.
No. Is2 Broadway, NY.
eBAsk for the waltham watch. ana take
no other. II Il the best Its the cheapest.
spr4
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.Aunt PoHy-O. yes maybe that is
the name oft; I knowed it was some
kind of gate.
All right, ladies', roll in your lemons.
but don't forget your measures.
Market street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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MUNICIPAL COURT. The regular
monthly term of the Municipal Court
commenced its sessions in the City
Building. yesterday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, His Honor, Judge Good, pre-
siding.
The case OF Sweeneys & Co. Us. Long
d. Wheat was taken up, and, after pro-
crossing somewhat with the investiga-
ton, was laid over until to day. Sever
al other cases were called, but were
disposed of in various ways-some be-
ing continued, others passed for the
present.
Thomas Burns, John Clark, John II.
Foose and Patrick Campbell, upon tax
ing the prescribed oath, were admitted
20 all the rights and privileges OF citi-
zens-they having declared their inten-
ton TO become such two years previ-
ously.
The Court adjourned TO meet this
morning at 10 o'clock.
CAMP MEET1NG.-Thursday, the 10Th
inst, the Camp Meeting near Mounds,
vile, begins. Preaching att P. NJ. by
Rev. R. a. Arthur. The grounds will
be dedicated by Rev. Jas. L. Clark, as.
sisted by other brethren. Let all be
there.
The public work on the ampground
Ia nearly all done. The ground is ele,
gantly seated, and the preachers tent
and stand are completed. Many tents
have already gone up. Mr.. ]. NJ. Dillon
has furnished fine bell and pump fol-
the use of the meeting. He is all right
Everything looks we'll for grand gath
ering at this Feast of TabernRcles.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his Office
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at this estab-
the numerous important sur Ic4l Operations
performed by Dr Johnston, witnessed BY the
reporters OF The Strn and many other papers
notices Of which have appeared again aud
again before he public, besides his standing
as q gentleman Of character and reSpteLa.
bility Is a sufficient guarantee to the AID cted
SKIN DIREASES SPEEDILY CURED
mRFl6-1v
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DR.. IOH RRTON.

Left hand side going from Baltimore street, q
few doors nom the cnTneT, Fan not 10 OBJ
serve the name and number.
NS-No letters received unless post paid and
containing a stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age. and send
portion OF advertisement describing sJmp-
toms,
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acknowledgement:
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

TUESDAY, MORNING, AUGUST IS.
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MARRIAGE.

reflect that a sound mind and body are tLF
most necessary requisites to promote cUnuu.
Olal happiness. Indeed, Without these tie
journey through life becomes weary pli-
grlmHXe; the prospect hourly daIkens TO The
view, the MUD becOmea 6hadOWeI with de-
SPAR and nlled with the melancholy Pltc
ton that the happiness OF another becomes
blghted with our own.
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chitis, Splitting of Blood, and Pulmonary Af-
iecriors generally. 1t is a remarkable Re
medy for Kidney Complaint, diabetes, DIFF
dculty OF VoIding Urine, Bleeding from the
Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel. and otner
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MEdlEaI.
AT NEW ENGLAND

rs NOW OFFERED TO THEAFFLICTED
i throughout the country, after having
been proved by the test of eleven years. In
Inc New England States, where its merits
nave become as well known as the tree from
which, In part, 1t derives Its virtues.
rIR,a UNITE Pine ComnOuutl GyuReR
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National Insurance Company
WHEELING, WEST Va

CAPITAI.,.............,,........,.......s20O,O 900
once, 20 Monroe ST., next door to lst Ma.
fIOpaI RnOR
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain
practice, induIged in when alone, a nabIL he
school, the effects of which are nightly felt
even when asleep, and, If not cured, renders
marriage i'm possible, and destroy both mind
and body, should apply Immediately.
What a pity that n young uuAn, the hopeu
his country, the pride or his pAIents, should
be knaIcned tom all prospects aud ENJOY
mentS of lie by the consS quence of devil
ting from tho path of natuI e, anu tndu GIN
IN y certain secret habit. such persons n-ut.
I,afn nj
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DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE,

1t is MELANCHOLY FACT that thou.
sands IRn victims TO this terrible disease ow-
ing 10 the un6killfulntss OF Ignorant pre-.
lenders, who, by the use of that DEADLY
POISON, MERCURY, ruin the constitution
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YOUNG MEN

especially, who have become the victims of
solitary NIce, that dreHdIul ana DESTRUCTIVE
habit " hich annually sweeps TO an nnIiu,eiT
grave thousands OF Dung Men OF the me-,
s1ceIlent talents and brilliant intellect, Wno
mIguE otherwise have enLrnnced lIsLenn,g
senators with the Ihunders of eloquence- ,,9
wakeA 10 ecstacy the living Tyre, may cal
with full confidence.
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DR JOHNSON has discovered tho NM,
Remedy IN the W0fId for wsakne Essne eT Tli
kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary DtSch1suNe
ges, ImpoteDcy, GeLeral Debility, NervoS!.
nesS, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits = NJ
fusion eI ideas, PAlp.tA1On OF the IeSr+
Tlmiuity, Trembling. DlmneSs Of StxhI y!
C3iduiuesS, LtSeaAs o. the head, Throat NJ ~
or SKIN, Affections OF the Liver, I'unvs
stomach or Bowels-Ihose erTIbI5 DfsonisTs
arising rom solitary Habits Of \ OuIh--s. CT
anu solitary practices more fatal 10 their We
TINS tbs Il the song oToyrsns 10 the NariIsS.
OF Ulysses, bIighIing their most DTiIIiani
hopes or authorizations, rendering maTrisse
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Every watch Fully Warranted.
For sale by all drst-clRH dealers in The
United States and British Provinces.
RORRTRaA. ApnU prn-
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The Collector's Assistant;;

giving the LAWS for Collecting Debts Exc
enting Deeds, Verifying Claims. and Taxing
Testimony, with Forms for every elalk:
With much other u eInI lnfoTmation; tne
whole constituting an onctal and BuSI'
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MICHIGAN.
STORM ON LAKE HURON.


DETROIT, Oct. 18. Captains of vessels re-
port that the storm on Lake Huron Oh Friday
night was the severest and most destructive
felt for many years. A Dumber of vessels have
been brought to Port Huron dismasted aud sew
eral collisions occurred on the Lake and rivers.
Three or four lumber barges had broke loose
at Tug Point. Two men q won IN and child
were drowned from the barge Paragon. The
Canadian gu1boat- Prince AlfreI bought the
bodies of the woman aud child to Sarnia, and
also lowed the Paragon there, where she lies
water logged. The bodies of the men have not
been recovered. The crews OF the other bargps
were rescued and brought to Port Huron this
morning by tugs. "a u Il. -. -.
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I HAVANA, Oct. lS:-The reports from the in
few small bands OF Insurgents are wandering
in the mountains. Their numbers daily dimip,
ish The citizens are elated with the success
of the troops in SO speedily snppres sing the
disturbance The runlors which were in cir
Joined insurgents near Mansanilla prove to be
entirely false. The uegres on all the planta-
tic IS in that vicinity are quiet.
The cane crop looks wei the Octo err rains
proving favorable. Planters expect a larger
crop than they had last year. Is
1t has been raining all day.
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soUya OAR...uNa.

BRUTAL MURDER OF NEGRO PREACHER. 4
CHARLESTON, DC, is. B. f. Randolph,
negro preacher from the North and member OF
the South Carolina State Senate WIS muir
dered at Cokesburg, Abb Neville County, in this
State, ON FRIDAY. He had been on an elec-
tioueering tour, and on Thursday delivered an
address at Abeyiile Court House On Friday
he took the cars for Cokesburg, PM his bag
gage III the baggage car and the went on the
platform Three men then rode up, dismount-
ed and fred on Randolph, mortally wounding
him in three places. Although it was broad
daylight The murderers were not recognized
and made theI escape The body of Randolph
WAS tax en- TO Columbia. aa. .a4 sI rs.
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" , III.
I.OUfSIANA.
ASSASSINATION OF A SHERIFF An

ASSASSINATION OF A SHERIFF AND JUDGE.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct le.-The sheriff and
parish judge OF ST. Mary's parish were assas-
sinated at Franklin last night The sheriff
was killed in his hotel and the body of the
parish Judge was found on the street by pa
troll which was orgaH'zed immediately on the
discovery of the sberiffs assassin ,tion, The
coroner's inquest elected nothing towards the
discovery of the perpetrators Several persons
were engaged in the transaction, but thew
mounted horses and escaped in the darkness
before they could be recognized. E
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Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Oct. 17-Forenoon.-Consols

+ LONDON, Oct. }17-Forenoon-Consols 94S for
money. " sa29ez1Gg a'1GljGfa ca
American secuIities-United States 5-2O's 72E; Il
linos entral shares S.; Erie shares 324
LIVERPOOL, Oct. INSTRUMENTATION steady
sales 900 bales.
FRANKFORT Oct. s17-Evening.-United State
5-2O's closed at 7sl q 7ss 6A-zA A1 aDte
PARIS, Oct H-Evening.-Bourse firm; Rentes
69f 97c.
L MOON, Oct III ning-Tallow excited; the e
has been large business doing to-da ana prices
closed higher at 5Ds sd Y cwt - go l.- .asss.
ANTWERP, Oct. Hive Ing.-Petroleum closed
at I9Jf for tandard White.
II Av f, Oct. 17-Evening Cotton market closed
frmer at 1856 ~ cwt Tor tres ordnaire
FRANKFoRT, Oct. f8-Ihe market for Uni ec
states Government bonds is excited and large busl-
has been one prices are higher; 5-20s Of 1872
have advanced to 7S4. "a sv3 1850 ~s -.fsfzs- 81
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the greatest tiri,s Jiographer embellishe,, wit
be uth : steel engraviugs OutseLs eyers ofhe
Work Exclusive erritory-larg sst counts Nns.-
For descriptive circnlar dresst publishers -
N3m38 A. 5. HaLE co, Hartford. S,onn.
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Notice to the Sick :
Dr.. G2BGORIE LAMONT.

Ali Diseases Positively Perm.
Cnred and Perfeet HraIth Re.,er.a
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1.-THE United States
steamer Pensacola sailed to-day for Lopez, and
steamer Resaca on a cruise.
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ARK ANsAs.

ANOTHER OUTRAGE OF THE KU-KLUx.
ST. Louis, Oct. 1S,-The pemorcrat has
dated the 17lh which says that j. Do ara dep
uty sheriff of Kew county, an DID aud worthy
citizen, while out serving snbpenas was last
nioh. tied toa negro and bo.h hot dead by the
Ku-Klux Klan WE HAA
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MAIN K.

BANGOR, Oct H.-Snow fell here to-day
freely from 10 O'Clock till about 2. Some still
remaius on the ground, more in amount than
has fallen SO early in the season since our re-
membrance sl
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VaRGtSIA,
ARMY MOVEMENTS.

FORTRESS MONROE, OCT. 1T.--Fhree cumpa-
MES of heavy artillery from the f,rt have been
ordered soutn on temporary duty. B lttery G
tilry, to Columbia, S. c.. Battery G, 9TH ar
tilery, to Raleigh, N, G. They LETT a. daylight
this morning for their respective destinations.
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THE RECIPROCITY QUESTION.


WAsHINeToN, Oct. 10. SO many contradc-
tory statement have appeared regarding the
position OF The question OF trade with the
Prov nces of British North America and the
settlement of the fisheries and the free navsa-
tion If the river st lawrence, that it was CON
siderel proper to obtain correct information
upon the subject. The matter stands thus:
Mr.. Thornton, the British mini ter here, ad-
dressed a note to Mr., Seward in Jnly last call
lng his attention TO the distressed c0ndlt on OF
the peope of Nova Scotia in consequence OF
their exclusion from our market consequent
upon the termination of the reciprocity trea-
ty, and asking him to en,er into negotiations
nication to Mr.. McCulleelf, Secretary of the
Ire lsury. Mr.. MeCulloch replied that the
treaty having been abrogated by the legi>la-
tive branch of the government, he considered
Il would not be advisable TO resume negotia-
tons until Congress should give some intima.
ton of lis desire that they should be reopened,
and at the same time expressing hist MeCul-
loch's) opinion that it was for the interest OF
the United States that the question of trade
with the British Provinces should be adjusted
in some definite manner. .5'ef
The correspondence was sent by Mr.. Seward
to the Committee on Ways and Means Just be-
fore che July adjournment. In reply to an in
curry BY members of the Committee on WAYS
and Means, Mr.. Seward informed them he was |
ready to open negotiations for new reciproc-
ity treaty whenever the Committee should re- |
fer the subject to him. Messrs. Hooper, ALI |
son, Logan, Maynard, Brooks, and Niblack OF 4
the Committee agreed to make such report.
and Gen. Sche mex was willing it should be |
made. Mr.. sGriswold was absent. The adj |
journment took place so early there was no |
opportunity of pu' ting the report before the |
House, and hence the matter goes over till the |
reassrmbling of Congress, with the knowledge /
that the Committee of Ways and Means are |
nearly III an nous upon the subject, and that
Mr. Sewait will open negotiations as soon as
the Committee are enabled to report. ~.
In the Senate the question has also been re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Relations,
and it is known that the Chairman, Mr.. Sum-
uer, is strongly in favor OF negotiations
MR. JOHNSON ON THE PROPOSED NEW NoM1NA-
TI0Ns.--
There is the best authority for saying that |
President johnson has neither approved the |
proposition to withdraw Seymour name, nor
intimated a wish to be nominated, or willing |
ness to accept such nomination, but on the |
contrary has looked upon the proposition for |
a change of candidates as Injurious and ill |
timed. @ eA ts
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cONvECrtCUT.

! 9lh9Il atoli FIRE. E l0aeEJL
New HAVEN, Oct ia fire broke out in
L. b. Goddyear's carriage, axle and pistol fac
tory in this citys Saturday morning., The
damage to the building, machinery and stock
isabout 80, 600. Partially insured. g t54
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W-A-N-T-E-D.

I a GENTS for "PEoPLE's Book OF BIoGRApHy.
- lives OF emf aent peIs ms IN every aaa "a
country Women, rs well as men, written by
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First h,rgags 30-Year Gol3a.Bonds
'atraJ Pacific RajlroadC onspa,.v

Ctzt2'It FUcaFc RN5ITOn0C On11)U7lV
bearing six per cent, per annum interest both prin
cipal and interest PAYABLE in sUmited states
soia coi".o These Bonds are first lien upon enc
the most productive valuable railroad lines IN
the world-a line which win be finished within
we've months, and which is already eari,ing after
aging operating expenses, more than twice the an
nual cha &c ofits boader debt. They are already
WIDELY known and esteame 10 this country and Eu-
rope and it is believed the reminder OF the loan will
be speedily taken 49,
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lO3per cent. and Ace ued inter est,
In {,Urreucv. ~

b The Bonds are of $1,000 each, with semi-anpua
g'd coupons a. tacheu, able in July and January
W The ComDauy reserve the hit to advance
The price at any timeg but all orders actually in
trdnsitu at the lime OF any such ad ance will be l-
dat present price At this time they pay more than
per cent upon the investment, and have from Ma
ionat and s ate tascs, guarantees superior to any
)ter corporate securities no,o offered 5s Z.
We receive all classes OF overnment Bonds at
eneir fuil market rates. in exeh nge for the Central
"a ihc Railroad 'nds, thus enabug the holders
fealiza from , TO 10 per ceat p-oht and keep
he principal oftleir inves mehts equally secure.
Orders and inqnnies will receive prompt attention
info matt n, iIescripti Pamphlets, etc. giving a
oil account of the Or :anizatun, Progress Business
and Prosp cts Of the Ente prise furnished on appIi
;at n Bonis sent bv return Express at cest.
aubsc ripIiOns s2.eeixed nv RaaIxs- ma
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q o M IA Ke ss Gal.
Foreign Expor,. =, por,,.nd.

The total value OF foreign exports from this port
the past week amounted to 81 80 90. INCLUDED in
the ship sen ere 10 $50 bbl. -four. 28S, 452 ieet
lumber 5000 shing es, 900 hoops, S42 h oks and
he IDS, $50 box Shocks 438 ags mali, 4o9 do whea,
4S7 bbls. potatoes.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

PARIS, Oct. 10. The Emperor and Empress
are at st. Cloud.
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NEW onL5ANs, oc5: is-cotton1 msrket active

au'l DegteT; MuuIngs saIes 4UUU les; receipt
3S2 bales; exports 1895 es; sales tor the week
z o bales; receipts gross z2Z95 bales. net 21.430
ba es; EXPORTS to Liverpool Ell bales to la 1891
b les. and coastwise 1850 bales; stock hand 4e O9e
sas d YST
and folasses firm and ste dy Flour-high
grades dull superfne In demand at rs a 90; tre
bic extra 90 a 90 Corn han gel at % a 10
Oats quiet and firm at &c. Bran dull at 20 Hay
prime choice Western scarce; sales at % 90 27 o.
Mess PORK firm at SO % Bacon quiet; shoulders 16lc
clear sides l74e Lard-terce 9sc AMI keg203 a &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ILLEGAL tenders 72a.
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3 A Convention of delegates from the Emf
grant Societies of the United States for tn
promotion of emigration aud The protection of
emigrants met here to-day. A committee on
business was appointed, and the Convention
adjourned ILL Monday
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WON

FEMALES, owing to the peculiar and important
relations which they sustain. their peculiar orgauiza-
uon' and the offices they perform, are subject to
many sunFrngs. Freedom from these contribute in
no sinai degree to their happiness and welfare. fol-
no. can be happy who are i'll Not only SO. but no
one OIL THESE vari us female complantsc n long be
SUFFERED TO run on without involving the general
eealth OF The individual, and are long producing per
I'd anen' sickness and premature decline. Nor is it
pleasant TO consult physician for the reef OF these
various uei ate affections, and only upon the most
urgent necessity will true woman SO far sacrifice
her greatest Charm as to do this The sex will then
thank us for placing in their hands simple specifics
wnch VIII be found eieacious in relieving and cur
ing almost every one OF those troublesome plants
peculiar to the sex.
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NNsvE.VANEA.
CoVODE DEFEATED ON THE poprTrAR Won,

GRE ENsBURG, Oct. IL. = The Republican
Judges have signed certificates for Weslmo e.
ibe 21sr district for Foster 13,SO7; ~ (,Coyode
13 ,766; Foster majority IL The poll exc. eds
last years by 527S. of which Covode gaued>
over last years vote on Judge 1852, and Eos. ~.
gained 2496. Covode announces his deterini-
nation to contest the seat. He alleges that in
the com est he can thro out over 800 Demo-
cratic votes in FAyette, and over 200 Ia West
moreiand county.
a- DEATH OF NOTED ROUGH. j
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Nv ashioe tom Ham
ilton, one OF the notorious roughs who WEI Q
shot on election night by policeman, died to-
day. .. .