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4 distinc, shock Of an earthquake was
felt along the coast of New England on the
morning Of the cd, Concord, \. II = Fort
land, Me-, and Boston and Springfield,
Mass, experiencing the shock.
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Holloway Pills

Ills Of immonse importance that the stomach,
the organ which eliminates from the Sustensnce
taken into it the stream OF life, should do Its
duty thoroughly and regularly; that the bowels
which carry off the refuse matter should be Kept
free from obstructi~ns; and nat the liver which
sccretes n aud next in import ance to the blood
tse should perform ITS functions naturally.
To produce this G.sirabIe condition OF the great
assimilating, secretive and discharging organs,
is the grand object Of HolIowa?'s Pills" and they
ace omplish it uniformly, rapidly and without
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ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,

On the Errors and Abuses incident 70 GUN
and Ear > Manhood, with the HSnans ~ 49, "
treatment and cure sent by pGn us VI pna'sD
nS pa, sept27dw3m.
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Thirty Deadly Dyes

no W before the public. ,,,,.,r,,.,,
CHIsTApOHO's HAIR PRESERVATlNE,
AZ Dre. sing, acts like Il charm on the HAIR az
ter dyeing. Try it. octI9dwlm'
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rs well as admira iy adapted to the purposes for
which il is designed THIS is important, as the
public has just been warned, by two leading
scienti6 ORGANS, against
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xADIUg,
Dr. Harvev's Golden Pills,

four degrees stronger. They are intended Tor
special ossos. Price, Eve dollars per boz.
Private circulars sent free. Enclose stamp.
II ven cannot procure the pill enclose the mon
ey and address BRYAN a CO., 81 Cedar street,
rev York, rnd on receipt they will be sent we'll
sealed by return mall.
danald2taMdMly.
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The Academy
-OF THe-
Immaculate Conception !
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

Conducted by the Sisters of Charity Of the
Blessed Virgin vary, will re- open Oh Monday,
August l6, 1869, for the reception of Young
I,adiesas
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ONLY ON

Hair Dye has been proved poi'onIess professor
Chiffon, whose reputation as On snayticaI onem-
ist gives bi, statements the weight Of authority,
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CRIST,DoRO,s EXCELSIOR DYE!

has been subjected to the proper tests IN MS 10
boratory, and that the resul" sho" u 10 DC
n hsoIutelv Harmless,
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There are signs of a great emigr alton
southwark in the early spring. In our
own city we hear of IA great many fami-
lies who are preparing to go, not west
ward as the current has always set hith-
ertO, but sOuthwRrd-to Virginia, Ken
lucky and even to Georgia. Advertise
ments are appearing in our city papers
which point to the same general cOnclu-
sion. Indeed, from an advertisement
in our paper few days ago, under the
caption, "Wanted-Three puddlers to
go South" it wonld seem that not only
farmers but mechanics and artisans al
SO were about to experience the inn
pulse, and, like the wild geese, fly
sOuthward with the first spring breezes
We hope it will not prove "wild goose
chase" for them, however.
But it will not. The signs of this
southwark Exodus are not confined TO
Pittsburgh, or to this vicinity. All
through the North the movers are stir
ring, preparatory to striking the South
ern TRAIL as soon as the frost Is out Of
1t. The capitalists have already gone.
Not only fine farms, but water privi-
leges have been bought up by those
whose prudent foresight tells them that
Southern mineral wealth and manufac-
turing facilities cannot long lie dor
mant. Land is steadily advancing in
price almost everywhere in the South
even in Arkansas, and southern lands
are going up about as steadily in the
Northern market. Altogether we are
sale in predicting that the opening
spring-if it has not already opened
will witness, If not a turning of the
broad current OF emigration from its
fixed western direction, at least very
strong eddy setting southward, to irri-
gate and fertili4e the exhausted fields
of tho late Confederacy.-PittS
Dispatch,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

UNITED STATES BoEDs.-The market
for governments Is less subject to the
systematic efforts of dealers to depress
prices, and bonds have shown an un-
usual activity and buoyancy. The ship
ments Of bonds to Europe noted in our
last have been followed by further con-
signments this week, making the total
shipments within the last fourteen days
probably close upon IS, 900. Not
withstanding this additional supply to
the foreign markets, the price of Five
TWenties at London and Frankfort has
continued to advance, the quotation to-
day at the former city being Tx and at
Frankfort 80Aa80T. According to the
advices of foreign bankers here, this
improvement in the foreign markets is
due to bona Jfde investment demand,
based upon an improved standing of
the credit of our Government. The
more conservative spirit lately shown
in Congress, relative to the finances and
to public expenditures and corporate
subsidies, appears to be regarded as
indicating due regard for the interest
OF the public creditors and as the
beginning of a reaction from an era o (
extravaganza. Much confidence also
appears to be felt in the administration
of General Grant proving moderate and
conservative. It is to this change in
opinion that the advance of our bonds
to unprecedent figures in the European
markets is attributable.-N.Y Y. FInan-
ciGL Chronicle for Saturday.
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Eew YORK Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
The receipts this week was $3.50
beeves. %, $50 sheep and lambs; 9.69s
hogs fair arrivals and only moderR-
tely active demand.
BEEVES-The market for beef cattle
last week was heavy, though prices was
without quotable change, ranging from
10 to tic. To-day the market Ia quiet
and heavy, though prices are unchang-
ed; sales being at 1Oa17c for superior to
extra. Arrivals fair being 2, ,1l9 head;
extra TIC; prime 16Ha1615c; fair to good
15a16c; inferior to ordinary 10A14hc.
SHEEP AND LANIBs-Market last week
In prices was steady with moderate ar
rivals, chiefly composed of common
stock. To.day's arrivals only moderate
the demand being light; market quiet
and heavy for almost all grades, with
prices ranging from to 87<c for COM
mon State to extra Michigan.
SwINE-Last weeks arrivals very
light, but Notwithstanding the market
was heavy and prices declined. To-day
there were 3,40S head arrived, most all
for slaughterers; no sales effected and
prices nominal at 11a112zc Tor common
to prime dressed, declined, closing at
13Hal4c for western and 14Aa15 for
CitV,
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uen Atte.tea Cure OF Catarrl,.

DR.A,P. ILL-DEAR SIR:-IouF
treatment in the cure of my CatRrrh has had
the desired effect, and resulted In permanent
good TO me, although my case has frequently
been pronounced 1ncurable, anu nao e4-
hausted all, other modes OF treatment; WIN
out The least benefit. My case was SO cnfonlc
and troublesome, that by giving a Jew o!
the symptoms the value OF your treatmenI
t.an be more readily estimated. For years l
had been AFFLICTED with a constant colo IN IN
line head, obstructing my breathing so as 10
necesAitate me to keep my mouth open Jus
rtpR sleep; latterly the discharges became
soIfiided and impacted in my nose to such
an extent that II required the greatest exer-
fI0n 10 expel them. Sometimes these hara"
ened Jumps would get in my throat causing
me 10 hawk and scrRpe even by the hour 10
relieVe myself. My breath was ouenslVe;
NV memory became impaired. Dizziness
and Iipht headinesS made their appearance
and OF late symptoms of paralysis stepped
in. and when placed myself under your
care one side OF my face was badly anecteu
nv thig dread disease. My general nealLn
suffered alike, there was constant ureu'
IIrowsy and debilitated feeling, with no en-
erSV to move or act; 1 felt as tired on rising IN
the morning as lid on going to my bed, my
Rppetite was caprtcIous and my disposition
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under your care, and am happy TO state that
ali those disagreeable and dangerous symp-
toms have entirely LEFT me, and once more
enjoy the benefits OF good health.
BY giving this publicity you VIII Denent
others similarly affected and oOIige me-
Yours truly, JAMES Sob bMERV1LLE:
Brookrtlle, Je0eTsor ooEs'ty.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. D. O., Februar.

WARRINGTON. D. O., February 10.
In the Supreme Court. to-day, Chief
Justice Chase in delivering an opinion,
decided that gold contracts must be
satisfied with coin. Where the kind OF
currency is not mentioned, then legal
tenders are as lawful in such connec-
tions. Messrs. Davis and Swayne gave
their qualified consent, but Mr.. Miller
dissented in a great measure from the
opinion. The Court has ordered a GER
titled copy OF the proceedings in the
case of Peter Phillips to be produced as
preliminary to the argument on the
application to issue writ OF prohibt-
tion against Judge Underwood.
The application for a writ of hGbeGS
corpus in the case of Spangler and Ar
mold, the Dry Tortugas prisoners Is to
be argued.
The President to-day sent to the SEN
ate the treaty recently negotiated by
Gen. Gushing for the 1sthmus Canal.
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FEBRUARY 15.-FLoUR Quiet and
dull, and little or no shipping de-
white: So 50a9 75 for Xxx amber;
IS 25sS 90 for Xxx red winter; SC 50a7 SO
for XX spring country made: 81 50aS OC
for X& red and amber; Sc 5Oa7 so for Xxx
spring.
at 81 66; No. 2 at 81 55. Corn-Held at
7Oa7Ic. Oats-Held at 63c. Rye-Quiet
and steady aud held at 81 3Oal 80 for
No. 1; No. 2, 81 25a1 %. Barley-quiet
but very firm, holders asking 81 20a2 25
for No. Canada; very little inquiry for
State; market nominal.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; refined 33<a34c
for standard white In large lots; S21
a33c; for prime light straw to white.
Buffalo.
FEBRUARY 15.-GRAIN-Mark rket gem
orally unchanged; the only sales re-
ported were cars of new corn at 77a7sc
on track,
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, February is.

NEW YORK, February Is.
A heavy easterlY rain storm prevailed
all last night, and Is now raging.
Putnam's gas fixture factory, In
Newark, was burned last night. Loss
Sc, 900.
A letter from Mexico Oity states that
fears were entertained among the COM
meroial community that the Govern
ment would be compelled to resort to
forced loans, and OF the three millions
of specie lust about to leave the coun-
try it was believed that ne-half Of II
was being expended to avoid that con.
tingency.
A Havana letter says, from some oi
the cipher kilograms recently passing
between Captain General Lersundi and
General Mena, commanding at Peurto
Pricipe, it has been learned that the
Captain General was not under much
apprehension from the hlltbustering
expectations from this city, as he was
informed that the United States Gov
ernment was all right with Spain.
While services were being held in the
Jewish Synagogue on Christie street,
Yesterday, on the occasion of consecrat-
ing one of the Holy Books of the law,
two heavy stones were thrown in a
window, ono Of them striking gentle
man on the arm, and tho other, a heavy
one, narrowly missed the head OF q lit
tie girl.
The Herald advocates the bridging
of the Hudson River at the upper part
of the city, in order to facilitate COM
municatiOn with the roads leading to
the west, and thus overcome obstacles
to a fuller development Of the great
volume OF trade from that region.
The crowded state of the Insane Asy-
lura, at BLACK WELLS Island, has recent
ly obliged the placing of two inmates
in one cell. On Friday night an insane
woman arose, seized heavy oaken
timber or bucket, and dashed in the
skull of another woman sleeping in the
same cell, then scooped out the brains
oFthe murdered woman with her hands
throwing them around the cell. The
authorities have endeavored to- keep
the horrible affair private.
The newspapers here, of both parties,
generally commend the speech General
Grant made on Saturday. The World
says hiS speech is no ordinary exhibit
tion of character, and the man who
thus quietly holds politicians at bay,
eyinces a resolute self.reliance which is
one of the most respectable qualities
that can be possessed by man clothed
with great responsibility. 1t considers
the burden of his speech as a virtual
demand for the repeal of the tenure OF
office act. The Tribune says: "His
ideas relative to cabinet appointments
are frank, straightforward and busi-
ness. like, and 1t commends his refer
,ence to economy and the payment ofthe
public debt.
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ILLINOIS,
CHICAGO, Feb. Is

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.
A remarkable suit came up for trial
in the Supreme Court in Cbancery side
this morning, involving city property
valued at q, SOC, 900. The suit is brought
by Henry Uhlich eldest son Of the late
Carl Gottfried Uhllch, deceased, who
had three sons. Henry disagreed with
his father and the two younger sons
were OF weak intellect. Old UhIioh just
before his death conf1ded In John Muhl-
ker and entrusted his affairs to his
management. The millionaire died
intestate though he had directed that
his son Henry should receive $50, ,00C
worth of property; his second son a
small monthly allowance, while the
remainder should be divided between
his youngest son and Muhlker. The
latter thus receives about 500, 1000
Henry claims that his father was com.
pIetely under Muhlker's influence and
appeals against such 3 division of the
property. The two younger sons and
Muhlker defend the case.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE,
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Feb. Is.
It's officially stated that all Insur
gent Chiefs of Crete, submitted tc
the Turks. Island tranquil.
Late dispatches from China report
that collision took place at Sevator
between the Chinese inhabitants and
crew of the British gunboat Grasshop'
per. The sailors fought desperately,
but were overwhelmed by the natives
whose numbers constantly increased
and were compelled to retire to their
ship with eleven of their number
wounded.
News has been received from japan
via. Shanghai, that Mikado had re-
ceived the ministers of foreign powers
at Yeddo with great ceremony, and
showed an earnest desire 10 maintain
peaceful relations.
6PAIE.
MADRID, Feb. 10.
The arrest of Carlists still continue in
this city and different parts OF the coun-
try. Regiments of the regular service
and large numbers of volunteers daily
offer their services to the government
for tho suppression of the revolt in
Cuba.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Feb. Is.
The Sultan has appointed Ali Pasha
Grand VIzier and Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Raschid Pasha, Minister of the
Interior; Mehomet Pasha, Governor OF
Bagdad, and Omar Pasha, Governor
and Commander-in.C Chief of Gambia.
GREECE,
ATHENS, February l5.
The new Ministry have issued in:
struotions TO the military and nava'
officers, countermandlng the recent or.
dcrs for warlike preparations.
SCOTLAND.
GLASGOW, FEBRUARY Is.
The steamship Britannia. from New
York, has arrived.
IRELAND.
QUEENSTOWN, February, Is.
The steamship Minnesota, from New
York, has arrived.
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Toledo.

FEBRUARY 16.-FLoUR-Quiet and
GRAM Observation-Disclosures 21<c low
er; 81 66H on spot, and 81 6s, buyer
February; other grades unsettled and
dull. Corn-Dull and lower new 6611c;
rejected 66c. Oats-Steady at 60c. Rye
Firm and unchanged; No. II 80;
Michigan 81 20. Barley-Steady at 81 ~
for Canada; 50 90 for state.
; HoGs-Dressed Hogs-Dull and nom'
nal.
aC 50 40.
st. Louis.
FEBRUARY 16.-FLoUR-Quiet and
unchanged. NJ q
GRA1N-Wheat-Mo doing; No. =
spring sold at 81 s2a1 81. CornIDuli orII1rIi
and unchanged at 72a7Sc: Oats-Flrm
at 62a65c, and choice black for seed Toe.
Rye-Unohanged at 81 3oa1 3S. Barley
WaIsKY-Unchanged at CSC.
PRov1s1oNs-Duu and unchanged.
Pork-S33. Bulk Meats-JobbinG al
1910 for shoulders; 161<c for clear rib
l7c for clear sides. Bacon-Jobbing 81
14Nc for shoulders; 171zc for clear rib
and 18a1SNc for clear sides. Lard
Nominal,
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Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Fisher, OF the
Presbyterian Church.
The Speaker announced the Special
Committee on Temperance as iolloWs:
Messrs, Gibson of Preston, Smith OF
Morgan, Martin, Snodgrass and Rol'
lins.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Raymond, from the Dom mittee
on Taxation, &c, to whom was referred
the subject OF so amending chapter 29.
of the Code, as to provide equal and
uniform taxation of railroad property,
reported it inexpedient.
Mr.. Edwards moved to recommit the
report with Instructions to report Dill,
and on this demanded tho yeas and
nays, The House refused to recommlt
bv the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Ballard, Bowyer,
Carroll, Cunningham, Davisson, Ed
wards, Gibson of Pocahontas, dowes,
Jacob of Ohio, Kincaid, Lamb, Martin,
Pinnell, Putnam, Smith of Kanawha,
snodgrass, Stifel, Vance and Will
NAYsNMessrs. Fleming (Speaker,)
CARPENTER of Greenbrier, Carpenter OF
Monroe, Core, Dils, Dufey. French,
Garrison, Gibson of Preston, Gold, Hsr-
rison of Jefferson, Harrison OF Lewis,
Haymond, Keever, Mahon, mann ;
McClaskey. Miller, Powell, Rollins
Scofeld, Smith OF Morgan, Snlder'
Tabler and Thomas-25.
Mr., Dnffey moved to reconsider the
vote. He had voted without fully un-
derstandiug the effect of legislation on
This subject, and should like to have
further time for examination. Inc
motion stands subject TO be called up
at any time.
Mr.: Smith, of Morgan, from the Com
mittee on Counties, &C., reported oack
MI
He also reported back the House bill
changing the boundaries Of Lincoln
county.
BILLS REPORTED.
By Mr.. Raymond. from the Com
mittee on Taxation, DC, Dill 10 re.
lieve Robert J. Parks from payment
of a militia fine.
By Mr.. Smith. of Kanawha, from the
Judiciary. bill changing the times OF
holding Court in the 7th Judicial CIR
cult.
By Mr.. McClaskey, from the Com
mittee on Claims, &C., bill for the re-
lief OF D. D. Davis, late Superintendent
of the North West Virginia Turnpike.
BILLS INTRODUCED ON LEAVE.
Rv Mr.. Carpenter, of Greenbrier-A
hill TO Iegalize the bargain and sale oi
nroperty in Lewisburg.
Rv Mr.. Harrison, of Lewis-A bill
changing the boundaries OF the schoo
0 Mr. French asked leave to introd1c'
a bill to allow A. G. Pendleton, Oh .t GiHe'
county, Virginia, to practice s.d law WIN
out taking the test oath. Refused
PETITIONS PRESENTED AND REFERRED
By Mr.. Smith, of Morgan-Petluoi
OF Lewis Allimong and 81 other citlzen M1,,,
of Morgan county, praying that Mm "a
NJ. johnson, of THAT county, may De 10
lieved from the snitors' test oatn'
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, February Is.

NEW YORK, February 15.
CoTToN-Dull and &c lower; sales of
1900 bales at 29Xc for middling up.
lands.
FLoUR-Closed dull at 8l10c lower.
IN-Wheat-Quiet and 1c lower
on spring. Rye-NOminal. Oats-Dull
and heavy at 75c for western in store.
Corn-Dull and heavy at 9Oa9OHc for
new mixed western; old do, dull and
nominal.
Ns-PoRK-Stronger with
sales of $50 bbls. new mess 1872 so reg
ular. Beef-Rather more steady and
in moderate demand, Cut Meats-Dull
and scarcely 80 firm. Bacon-Quiet
and dropping. Lard-Quiet at 19Ha
1870 for fair to prime steam.
EGGS-SteadY at 23a25c,
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CANADA.
MONTREAL, February 10.

MONTREAL, February l5.
A heavy snow storm began last night
and still continues. The railroads are
again blocked up. 1t is reported that
the late snow storm entailed extra ex-
penses on the Grand Trunk railroad to
the amount of 100000.
~ GUELPH, February Is.
An explosion took place to-day in an
oil refinery. The roof was blown of
and the building considerably dam
aged. Three workmen were seriously
injured,
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Fires.
SCRANTON, Pa, February

SCRANTON, Pa, February 15.
This morning the First Methodist
Church, and parsonage and another
dwelling house, situated in the fourth
ward, were burned to the ground; loss
Sl2, 600; insurance small.
NEWARK, N. j., February Is.
Ploubitt. Pelton & Co.'S, Melodean
aad Cabinet Organ factory at Bloom
field, was destroyed by fire last Satur-
day; loss $4,000; insured for SIS, 500.
Eighty mechanics were thrown out OF
employment.
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MISSOURI.
sr, LOUIS, February is.

Judge Tucker, Chief Justice OF Ari.
zona, Governor Mitchell of New Mexi-
CO, Judge Bradford, delegate elect from
Colorado, Majors Murphy and Bell and
other gentlemen from the West, are
here en- route to Washington,
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LETTER FROM

LETTER FROM
CAPT. SILAS F. KILLER
Proprietor Of the Burnett House Cf'ictnno1I'
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9th, 1857.
To MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
1t affords me great satisfaction TO be apie
4 n tesfifv to the success OF DIR. LIghthin IN
the treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense OF obligation TO him. My hearing ha;
been impaired for numoer OF years' "a ~
seriously. DR.. Lighthill, under whese care
placed myself, has removed the dlthcult5
Inc. SILAS F. MILLER.
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A NEWSPAPER reporter apologies for
the coarseness of his language, saying
that the gold pen with which he writes
has been used lately to open oysters:
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s,a,en,e,,. of Mfr. H. d. AfcGeorgc, Ja"tsor Of

lY,n,eu,e,,t of Mr.. Il. d. AcGeorsc, JGnitoT O
the ROilse Of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, lS6S.
Ihaye visited DIR. Lighthin at the MeLure
House and obtained his treatment for the
cure OF Deafness and noises In the ears, WIN
Iphich have suffered for four years. and
can saw that have been greatly benentteu
6y it's use, although l have applied It but
twice, and that the treatment s perlecuy
painless and calculated 10 produce perIna-
nent and beneficial results.
H. d. MC6EoRGE,
Aor0antOtC7l, ". va.
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There Is no medicine extant equal to these
remedies in such cases. A tone and VIgOr In
impaired to the whole system; the appetite is
strengthened. food is enjoyed, the stomach
complexion becomes sound and healthy.
the yellow tlnge Is eradicated from the 81 eS n
bloom Is given to the cheeks and the weak
and nervous invalid becomes strong and
healthy beIuC.
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river and Weather.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. Is.
Weather cloudy; rained all night;
Thermometer 4So. Monongahela nine
feet four inches.
CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.
River rising and weather cloudy =;
Thermometer 46o; heavy rain Saturday
night and yesterday.
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have known Mr.. James Sommerville,
frono BiOokViIle, jefferson county, for many
wears and can testify to his statement as one
Of truth and veracity.
H7tolesaIe Liquor Dealer on RFnd Street.