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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-03

NovEMBER.-This month was styled
by the ancient Saxons TVint monat, or
the 'Dtad month, from the gales of wind
which are so prevalent at this season Of
the year. 1t bore also the name Of
Btot'mOnGM or the bloody month, from
the circumstance Of Its being customa-
ry then to slaughter great numbers Of
cattle to be sailed for winter use.
On the 22I Of this month the sun en-
ters the sign Of Sa9ittariHs or The Ar-
cher, All emblem said to express the
growing predomlnance of cold which
shoots with the substance OF the earth,
aud suspeuds the vegetative powers OF
nature.
The month OF November Is generally
regarded as the gloomlest month OF the
year, aud 1t Is perhaps true that less
enjoyment Is derlvRble Ia 1t from ex-
tsrnal objects than In any other OF the
twelve divisions Of the Calendar. 1t is
popularity regarded rs the month OF
blue devils aud suicides. Leaden skies,
choaking iogs. (more especially In Lon
don,) and torrents Of rain. combined
frequently with heavy gusts OF wind, +,
which shake down the last remalnIn ne
leaves from the trees, are phenomena
Of normal occurrence in November, and
certainly by 10 means conducive to
buoyancy and cheerfullness of spirits.
Summer and autumn with their ex-
hIlarating influences have fairly depar.
ted, and winter In Its GloomIest phases
Is approaching, whilst the hilarlty and
joyousness of the Christmas season are
still far Off.
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OLEVkLAND, NOVs q
The National Convention OF Real
Estate Brokers convened here to-day,
Al Temperance Hall. Delegates are
present from nearly every State. The
meeting was organized by the appoint.
Iuent OF Samuel Folism be. Of Cleve.
land, President. and J. NJ. Wing, Sec
retary. Preliminary business was
transacted. Adjourned until 3 P. NJ.
The afternoon session Of the Real
Estate Agents Convention was taken
up with long discussion on the mean
log or the terms agent and broker, the
former being charged ton dollars aud
the latter fifty dollars by the Govern
ment. II was thought that Congress
ought to recognizes them HI Identical,
and resolution WAS passed declaring
there was no real difference between
ihe !erms, but that they equally mean
buying, selling and renting real estate
and procuring loans on the same. Ad-
Journed I'LL tomorrow.
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WEST VIRGINIA AND ITS RESOURCES,
Our friend, Rev. Henry Morgan,
gave last evening an extremely inter.
esting lecture, the result Of his recent
three months travel In Western Vir.
Rinia, which he claimed Ia a most de-
sirable place for Northern immigration.
After describing the character Of the
soil, climate, and people Of the State,
he spoke at length Of It's undeveloped
resources, which he characterized as
marvellous. Here, he thought, was a
grand held for northern capital and
enterprise. Forests OF maple, ash,
cherry, beech, and black walnut, suf-
1cient to supply the whole north, stand
within nifty miles Of the Baltimore Il
Ohio Railroad. Cropping out from al
most every hill side are mines OF coal
sufficient TO supply the furnaces of
New England for u hundred years 10
come, while here and there beds of
silver, lead, copper, yellow ocre, fire.
clay, and iron are found. Already
men are seen on every hill side pros-
peotinH the mines; the sound OF the axe
10 heard In the virgin forests, and the
resoundlng trIp.hammer will ere long
herald the construction OF railroad
through this region, with Memphis for
Its western, and New York for It's east.
ern terminus. Mr.. Morgan gave an
interesting description OF the climate
and character OF the people, with an
infusion OF Yankee skill and spirit,
West Virginia bids fair TO become one
of the most productive and populous
State OF the Naturalization Traveller.
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New YORK, Nov. Eli Pm.
Returns from 10 wards OF the city
give 80 352 majority for Nelson over
SIgel. The wards 10 hear from will in
crease the majority to certainly $4,000.
Greeley for Comptroller runs ahead OF
his ticket 1000 or 5000 votes. The
Democrats lose over l5. 600 In New York
and Brooklyn, but gain 30 largely In
the interior that there seems no doubt
OF the election OF the whole Democratic
State ticket by 49, 600 to e, 600 majority.
The State Senate is doubtful, but pro-
badly Republican by two or three ma
jority. The Democrats gain one Sena-
tor In Monroe district, but likely lose
In one or two other districts. The AS
sembly Is undoubtedly Republican.
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MEDICINAL WALKINa.-Apropos Of
November weather, upon which we are
Just entering, there Is In Ita capital an.
tidole for insanity, consumption, hate
iulnesS, and other tritllng ailments that
arise from too much coal.heat, too lit
tle exercise, and too many "worrlts"
nursed indoors. With a good warm
street dress, high shoes with thick soles,
and something to go out for, we do not
see why any woman should, as a sell
tied benevolenCe, help to pay for Doctor
Pllbock's fast horses. We should never
think Of conforming 10 his little slips
ofpaper marked with dizzy-looklng rs
and double.dotted rs, until we found
our walking apparatus too rusty to use.
We believe half the matrimonial
squabbles might be traced back to a
register in the floor and soul-harrow-
Ing Bridget In the kitchen. The only
way 10 live, or half.lIve, Is to close ones
ears to half the "worrits" OF life, shut
ones eyes 10 the other half, do the best
possible, and stake walks" Five
blocks up street after cheese, have been
known to cure headache; ten blocks
down are more healing than pills; and
two miles out and two back, will get
six breadths out Of dress that only
had four, with pInchlng at that,) and
will prove out.and-out that Bridget Is
just about on an average with other
folks who work for money and nothing
else. II all the stage and car compa-
nIes would refuse to carry women short
OF mile, there would be such tlexors
md extensors, such good tempers and
such self.reliance, that then women
might claim an Empire which is
peace"
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CHICAGO, Nov. :

CHICAGO Nov. 2.
FLouR-Easier; sales Of spring ex-
tras at $4G5 rs.
GRAIN.-WheRt-Actlve and lNal Hc
lower; sales No. l ut 0i40iISc: No. 9 Ut
9OA9lMo; closing ut 900 for No. 9; this
afternoon the market was active and
nominal at 00Hc for No. ., seller Mo-
vember. Corn-Flrmer. lesR active and
lNalXc higher; sales No. 2 ut O8Nc:
thus afternoon the market WAS Inactive
at 65Hc, seller first half month; G4Xc,
seller November. OLts-More active
and lalXc higher; sales No. 9 ut 3SNa
S0Nc; rejected 36A371fc; closing steady
at SSISaSSAo for No. 2. Rye-QuIet at
6SAGSHc for No. 2; closing al GSISc. Ba..
ley-Quiet.
CArrLE-Dull at SSa4 25 for common
to good Texan steers; IS 3O43 81 for
cows; 81 SIX for shipping beeves.
Hoas-Dull at$7 75SS 371i for com,
mon TO light: IS S7a9 l21< Tor fair to
medium; 50 30a0 ~ for good to choice.
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IMPORTANT TO DIsTILLERs AND Bro
KERs IN LIQuoRs.-By a recent letter
received from the Office Of Internal
Revenue at. Washington, 1t Is held that
adIsliller cannot sell his product In any
way without paying tax therefor, after
his tar receipt has expired.
So far as the distiller's sales In such
case are made through dealers on com.
mission, the dlatlller would incur no
liability on tie sales; although person
purchasing or receiving liquors from
such ex.disttller would be subject to
the provisions OF Sec. 40. Act OF July
20. 1868.
Itis understood that the person liable
for selling within the meaning Of Sec.
50. or liable TO the one per cent tar
which the law imposes In respect of the
sale Of liquors. Is the owner, or person
In possession, and who Is held respou-
sible for delivery, while the commits
sIoners would be liable to the CONNER
clal brokers tax.
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Fifteen hundred men arc employed
on the new bridge across the MlssIssIp.
pl, at st. Louis. They are working day
and night, also Sunday.
The Bible question, which has great
u aRitated Cincinnati for several weeks,
has been settled. The Board Of Edu-
cation OF that city, at lts meeting Mon i,
day night, voted In favor OF excluding
the Bible from the public schools.
The odds Of pools sold on elections
are 500 to $50, In favor OF Democrats
and 500 10 S76 In Greeley's case.
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New YORK Produce Market.

NEW IURhI NOVlZ,
CoTToN-Heavy; sales 1000 bales at
26Mc for mlddling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed dull and DC lower
upon medium and common grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and ia2c lower:
winter red and amber western 81 4Os
l 43. Rye-Dull at 81 O5a1 OF for west
ern. Oats-Rather quiet at 65a67c for
western. Corn-Dull and heavy at 02a
0Sc for unsound, and Slal O2 for sound
mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Dull and heavy
ut $50 for mess. Beef-Nominally un.
changed. Bacon-Dull and declining,
Cut Meats-Nominal.
LARD-Dull at 17Nal77sc for fair to
prime steam.
Enthusiastically with a fair demand,
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Tie Suez CanRI-EugeniO bound 70
20 Through.

A dispatch from Alexandria states
that M. Pauline surveyed the suez
Canal, and 6nds the water 20 feet deep
10 the shallowest part The Captain OF
!he imperial yacht, Algle, has Informed
the Empress that he cannot make a
passage through the Canal, his boat
drawing more water. The Empress
insists that new soundlngs be made
anu II the Aigle be not able 10 90
throniEh lighter vessel will be pro-
cured, US she Is determined TO pass
through the canal.
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IIORRIBLEMURDER IL MIssIs.
SIPPI.

A Son %hOOtS hts Helpless F..thor
and Narrowly Escapes
LynChInE.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 2.
A horrible murder WIS committed at
Okalon, Miss, Saturday night. Major
Sheppard, Collector OF Internal ReVe-
nue., while lying In his bed prostraIed
by paralysis, and unable to lift his
hand. was shot through the heart by
his son Lemutl who entered his room
just as bis mother was leaving. Mrs.
Sheppard hearing the report OF a pistol
returned to the room and noticed the
absence OF her sou and surprised at the
report having no effect ON her husband,
went to the bed and discovered that he
had been shot through the heart.
Young Sheppard after committing. the
deed fled TO the woods and WAS pursued
by citizens who had learned OF the af~
fair. arrested and brought back. by
this time the excitement was 81 great
that 1t WAS with difficulty that the cIti.
zens were restrained from iunlcttnK
summary punishment upon the patrI.
eide,
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ut. LOUIS.
ExtenaIye RalIrond ProiecI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2.
]. L. Peter, President, and Fl. O. J..
Brydges, Managing Director OF the
Grand Trunk Railway OF Canada, have
been here day or two on business re-
latinE TO the extension Of the connec.
tlons OF their road to St. Louis and
other points In the West. They desire
10 run compromise guage cars from
here to Portland, Maine, and make
rates, II possible, which will induce
shipments Of flour and produce TO Llv-
erpool and other European ports, via
Portland. These gentlemen will visit
the far west before their return, and
will leave here for Kansas city and be.
yond- tomorrow. Mr.. Peter made q
very interesting speech before the
Board Of Trade last night,
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National Baptist y. 8. convention.

OHf 11VUASl @NVVe .
Tue trains Of last evening and this
morning came In loaded with delegates
TO the Baptist Sunday School Conven-
ton. Twenty-seven States are repre-
senIed. AT about 3 Z. NJ. Hon. William
Phelps. OF New York, called the meet
Ing 20 order, the spacious house being
nlIed in every part. After tho ad.
dresses committees on EurOllment and
Business were appointed. Announce
ments for the evening were made.
Among the distinguished men present
are young and old meu from nearly
every State In the Union. The Interest
manifested Is In the highest degree fra
ternai, and The greetings exceedingly
cordial
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Tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIfiIcuItIeA
In Paraguay.
NEW York. Nov.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
The story comes from Washington
that Commander Kirkland, In his evI.
dence relative 10 the Washburn dill.
cullles In Paraguay, before the Con-
gressional Investigating Committee,
testified that Mrs. Washburn had said
In his hearing that a proposition had
been made ~ her husbands table 10
overthrow Lopez and put his brother
Dominion In power.
The Secretary Of Legation for the Ar.
gentlne Confederation, at Washington,
has protested against Mr.. McMahon's
report relative to the Allied outrages In
Paraguay, and II was considered proba'
BILE yesterday that a personal difficulty
would occur between him and MoMa>
hon,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Yesterdays ELECTIONS
NEW YORK.
Horace GrceIcy Running Ahead OF
His Ticket.

Horace GrCeIcy RunnlnE Ahead OF
His Ticket.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Noon.
Tho voting Is proceeding quietly.
Tue weather is pleasant. There has
been several arrests for Illegal voting,
but few disturbances occurred. Gree.
ley, for Comptroller, IL largely running
ahead Of his ticket.
Democratic Ticket Probably Elected.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 2-SP.M
Returns thus far received from the
interior OF the State show uniform
Democratic gains az compared with the
Presidential vote OF 1868. This city
gives the immense Democratic MAORI.
ly In the total vote OF perhaps IL, 600.
II IL early yet 10 estimate the majority,
but there seems no doubt Of the elec.
tion OF the entire Democratic ticket.
Mr.. Greeley runs ahead Of his ticket.
l.nIer-DemOcrAtIc LOSS Of $4,000 In
New York and Brooklyn, but
Large Gains In Interior.
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qunpoWder! GunpoWdar

HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE AGENCY
IL ln this city for the "Du POnt Powder
Mills" have always on hand in maRaxine
large supply Of all kinds Of powder man.
ntActuted at the above named mills, viz:
kile Powder In whole, half and quarter ms.
talic kegs; sporting In cannlstarE nI.o
Blasting and Mining Powder 10 metal kops:
Patent and Water Proof Baiety Fuse iDr
blasting. For sale at lowest market prices
A liberal discount Will bo given 10 persons
ordering powder by the quantity,
Delivered free 10 steamboRt8 and cars.
mAfb-ly M REILLY,
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Approximations OF Indian Troubles
Ia Montana.
CHICAGO. Noyember 2.

VHIONuOI NVVeIHUeI q
A special from St. Paul, says Hon. U.
L. LanHlord, has arrived there from
Helena, Montana; he comes at the re-.
quest OF the clttzens oil Montana to con-
Ter with Gen. Hancock In regard TO the
protection OF the people OF Montana,
from the outrRges Of hostile Indians,
who are preparing to drive the whites
iron the country. The people demand
speedy and sufficient increase Of
mounted troops, and also authority to
raise volunt teerS 10 protect themselves
from depredatIons,
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sPORrING NEWN.

WORCESTER, Sept. 2.
The four cared race for 81, 200 and the
championship Of the United States,
between the Stephen Salisbury, Jr,
crew OF this city, and the Nepture crew
OF Boston, Is 10 take place on Lake
Quinslngamond, on Thursday the 4lh
Inst,
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More News from Dr. Livingstone.
NEW York, Nov. 2,

A special dispatch from Zanzibar, to
the Herald. by the way VI London,
convey very interesting and pleasing
intelligence from Dr.. Livingstone,
dated 10 the 9Th Of August, 1868. He
was then In good health. He requested
that supplies OF nautical instruments
aud Almanacs for 1860 and 1870, be for
warded TO him, this Indicates as was
supposed an intention to remain In the
country some time longer. He claims
10 have discovered the true source Of
the Nile. The communication are
neagre with respect to the general news.
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Injunction Against the ExcIuders.
CINCINNATI. Nov. @

An injunction was granted by Judge
Storer OF the Superior Court this afIer-
noon, restraining the Board OF Educa-
tion from carrying into execution q
resolution prohibiting the reading OF
the bible, religious books and sacred
music In the public schools. The
ground on which the petitioners prayed
injunction, is that the framers OF the
Constitution by declaring In that In
strument that religion was essential
to good government, denied to the
Board OF Education the right to exclude
all manner OF religious instruction.
The case will be beard Thursday.
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BALTIMORE, November Q.
FLouR-Dull and favors buyers;
western superiine IS 50a5 70.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; red 81 3Sl
43. COrn-Dull; white 81 OOal OS; new
SOa9Oc. Oats-5Ga5S. Rye-Dall at 81 90
al Us.
Observation-Disclosures at 1888 90.
i5acon-CGuiet; sides lyhl0x, Lard
Quiet.
WHISKY Good inquiry, receipts
large and sales al 81 10.
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Iron nlll Burned at baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Nov.

A portion Of the Abbott Mills at Can.
ton, used for rolling railroad iron, burn.
Cd last night together with much valu-
able machlnery; only small part OF
the main building saved. Loss, $780,.
0OO. Several hundred workmen are
thrown out OF employment.
The loss by are at the Abbott rolling
mill last night, was 800 900: insured
for 10000 In Baltimore Offices,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Sew York Money and stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.
MoNEY-More active and drmer at
6a7 per cent call loans, mostly 7aS per
cent. At the close 1t was stated on The
street that The Broadway bank had
called In about q. 900 900 10 meet the
maturing obligation OF the city. Dis
counts In pressing demand at 12a2O per
cent.
sTERL1Nd-Dull at l0S16a10N.
GoLD-Lower; opening at l2S; carry.
Ing rates 3a7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-.Heavy and
lower; the steady decline In gold pre-.
MUM In connection with continued
sales by investors and financial institu.
tlons Is gradually dragging down the
market,
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FOR

Loss OF Nervous Action,
Loss Of Nervous Action,
Loss OF Nervous Action,
Broken down SyRLemH,
Broken down Systems,
Broken down Systems,
Sufferers from Dyspepsia,
Sufferers from Dyspepsia,
Sufferers from Liver Com plant,
Sufferers from Liver Complaint,
sufferers nom Headache,
Sufferers nom Headache.
UTHR
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PRICEs,

flOcaana" German Bitsers per bottle u@
hAlfuOGan 500
doonauds German Tonic, put up Ia ouRrt
bottles, q 80 per bottle or q half dozen ior
lcle you buy, In order 70 get the genuine,
For sale by DruGgiata and Dealers In Ned.
oine everywhere, iyl2
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Commissioner Delano received q let
ter from Cincinnati, Monday, inOlosIng
q large amount Of revenue stamps,
which read as followB: Dear sir: In-
closed please find three hundred and
sixty dollars worth OF stamps, which
stole. I've reformed
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CAUTION.

Hooiland's German RemedIea arc counter
ielted. Bee that the signature ofG. N. JACK
s0N IL on the wrapper OF each bottle, AL
othen are counterfeit.
Principal once and Mandatory nj tho
German Medicine Store, No, 6Sl ARoh sueet,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly O. II. JACKSON & Co.
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ELECTION IN CHICAGO.

Success or the CitIEens' Ticket.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2.
The election to-day has been con.
Quoted In very quiet manner. The
vote IL not large. AT this hour, six
O'Clock, the election OF the citizens
ticket by large majority is very gen.
orally conceded.
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SToCKs-Market continued steady
until nearly s o'clock, when prices de-
clined 40 10 Ac, owing to the active
demand for money. The larger deal
inGs have been In Vanderbilt stocks,
Lake Shore, Northwestern and Rhode
Island. Late In the afternoon, how
ever, the market was strong on small
transactions. The most marked Inn
provement was In Lake Shore and
Northwestern. In the Vanderbilt stocks
the declines were confined 10 New York
Central, which was also strong.
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EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HOOFLANDS GERMAN BITTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no lIQuOr.
II Ia o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In DER
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
from them by O scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitteTs. There iB no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used In compromising the Bit
ters, hence II free from all the objections In
cldent 10 the use OF liquor preparation.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
Tho Htate RcpubIIcan..EIectI OF
Brooks 10 Congress.

hFOOAb 10 COuErehNs
BosToN, November Q.
There ls very little excitement over
the election to-day, and reports lndi-
cate light vote. At II NJ, the vote
here s,Ood for Governor: Chaplin,
1854; Adams, Dem,, 3.0S7: Chamberlain
Workingmen's candidate, SS.
Boston, Nov. 2.
The annual election took place TO.
day. The vote IL comparatively light.
Boston, including Roxbury recently
annexed, gives Claflln for Governor,
7,7S0; Adams, DEM, 1l.Si0; Chamber
lain, WorkinRnen's candidate, $40;
plurality Tor Adams. 1850. In 1867
Adams plurality In Boston and Rox-
bury was 2.503.
Returns from iorty-elght towns, in-
elusive OF Boston. foot up : Ciatltn, H.
$40; Adams, 5.7O7; Chamberlain 1920.
In 1867 the same towns gave Bullock
5.9l4. Adams $3.50.
George NJ. Brooks, Republican, Is
elected TO Congress In the 7Ih district.
BosToN, Nov.2
The election to-day. resulted in the
recollection OF Gov. Clafin, by plural
ity OF 10 600 to $4,000. The vote OF l65
towns and cities including Boston and
Cambridge, foots up ClHllin Is, l49; Ad.
ans 81, $50; Chamberlain 10000. The
Legislature Is claimed by both ProhI.
bltionsts and License men; 1t probably
is pretty evenly divided on the liquor
question, and the Republicans haYe n
strong majority In said branch.
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Hon, GEORGE sHARswoop

Justice Of the Supreme Court Qf R1lnJylrGnia,
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German BitterB iB very good tonic,
relieving dyBpepuo symptoms almost d.:
recLly. GEORGE sHARSW0OD."
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FOREIGN NEWS.
II'y Cable Telegraph 10 tho 1ntellisenoOr.l !
ENGLAND.
importation of wheat from tho
United States.

United States.
LONDON, Nov. 2.
The Times TO. day comments on the
rapid increase Of lmporlRtlons OF wheat
from the United States. The most In.
terestlng question, It says, Ia the extent
TO which It can be kept up In competl-
tlon with Russia and Central Europe
Y hen raj ways In that section are fully
developed. The great questions for the
United States 10 consider In this con-
neotion are tho reduction In freight and
other charges, and the enlargement Of
communications with the Mississippi
Valley.