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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-30
Judge Packer and His Taxes.

Judge Packer and His Taxes.
AS soon as one slarder against Judge
Packer is disproved, radical ingenuity and
malignity will invent another. The latest
effort Of this sort is the assertion that he re-
fused, while he was citizen of Mauch
Chunk, to pay the local taxes with which he
was assessed. No man but a knave would
make such senseless charge, and no one but
a born fool would believe it. What an in
suit it is to common sense to ask the people
to believe that he would do so, when every
man knows that, as he is ahundantly able
to pay them, the law would compel him to
do SO. The Mauch Chunk Democrat, in the
following article, effectually dispo5es of and
cuts up by the roots this miserable and des-
picable falsehood. What will be the next
lie against Asa Packer, destined no sooner
to be uttered than to be exp,oded2
Finding Judge Packer unassailabe in de-
cent and manly controversy, the Radicals
have changed their tack of late, and now
try to break his popularity with the people
by wholesale and deliberate lying. So 1t
has been impudently charged that he failed
IN nav his bountv and other local taxes
whilst resident of our borough. But few
foures are peedfui to expose this uendacitv
and the political debauchery in which Rad
icals is wallowing.
In 665 the whole of the taxes of Afauch Chunk
Borough amounted to S46, 1913 OF this
amount Judge Packer paid
school 8,399 %
Bounty. Is .T4S 62
---
$32,587 IA
Thus It appears that in 1865 Judge Pack
er,paid over 10 per cent. Of the total amount
of borough tax levied.
In IsGc Tho total TOW loviod wae e37 so1 o2.-
OF This amonnr JudGe Packer paid-
Borough. 50 ,3I5 90
School ....... 9.3I5 50
Bounty. ........... 6959 81
-----o
S2o'o@I %
In this year then Judge Packer paid over
67 per cent. of the tax levied.
So copiously had the money flowed into
the borough treasury by this system of tax
alton that all the bounty Indebtedness was
paid off in this war! What bold liars the
radicals must be, to charge that Judge Pac-
ker shirked his bounty taxes, when it was
only through him that the burden was dis
charged, and the poor man relieved of an
enormous taxation.
Take the year 1867 in which the
tot / tax levied was w S24, ,e67 Al
OF this amount Judge Packer
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TISH. salt. SUGAR Cured NIll.
BACON, FLOUR,
FEED AND PROVISIONS
no. f36 VIRGINIA STREET,
Bct,eeen Julia and Carolt,Is, -4LTOOy

DcLeECeH SHtU GfLu Ni| CttiESs Ill DU-A
All such goods "a Spices. Brushes. TaE
ani Willow Ware, Shoe B1ac!aiag sud State
cry will bc sold iroEa manufacturers pins
price lists, and al other goods in nv l1s !
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Cincinnati and !.
burgh current prices. To dealers p,csa-:.t
peculiar advantage Of sasing the.s al ks.
and drayase, as they are not required a=
freights from the principal cities and no t,a
age charges are made. Dealers NAV les; e
sured that my goods are OF lEehcst qlai;ru
my prices as molerzi ~ citE rates, P -
n fair, upright by-sjI.ess. and by pFouplI G
satisfactorily filling all orders, I bcfg =
the patronage OF retail dealers aEl Oh
Cambria county aT1yf eisew here. 0rjsz
spectfully solicited ami satisfaction -uzrE=l E
in all cases. THOMAS GAEL4A
Altoona, July %. IS69.-tf.
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POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty and Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and Simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening of seams by hand and no waste
of thread.
Wide range Of Applicant ton without change of
adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and frmness
after washing and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds of work done by other
Sewing Machines. these Machines execute the
most beautiful and permanent Embroidery AID
ornamental work
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REMEMBER that next Saturday is the last
cay for registering the names of voters.
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Democratic State and County Ticket.

Democratic State and County Ticket.
For GOUsTROr:
HON. ASA "a c K Z r,
OF CARBON COUNTY.
For Judge Of The Supreme Court:
HON. CYRUS l. PERSHING,
OF CAMBRIA COUNTY.
Assembly:
Hon. JOHN PORTER, Washington Twp.
Register and Recorder:
GEO. w. OATA1AN, Ebensburg Borough.
Treasurer
WILLIAM LINTON, Johnstown Borough.
Commissioner:
JAMES E. NEASON, Clearfied Township
Poor House Director:
JOHN BLOCH, Johnstown Borough.
auditor:
ANTHONY ANNA, Chest Township
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1851 IA

Thus it appears that in 1865 Judge Pack
eripaid over 10 per cent. Of the total amount
of borough tax levied.
In 1866 the total tax levied was S37 sol .02.-
Of this amount Judge Packer paid
Borough. ....-......... 50 ,3l5 go
School 9.3I5 50
Bounty. ............. 6,9S9 Oi
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A Conspiracy to Eject His Escape-L
Number ofBOIdIers Implicated.

A Conspiracy 10 Eject His Escape-A
Number ofsOldIerS Implicated.
JACKSON, MISS, Sept. 81.
An organized conspiracy 10 release
Colonel Yerger from military custody '
has been discovered, and. checked,
mainly through the zeal and prompt.
tude OF the commandant OF the post,
Colonel J. s. Fletcher, Jr. '=l'
Strange TO say, agents in the attempt
are from the ranks ofthe United States
army. A sergeant, two corporals and
seven privateB are under arrest, on the
charge Of oonspiring with outside par.
Ties 10 effect the pIlsoner's escape. The
wives Of two OF the soldiers have been
used az 'Ro-betWeens,' and Il iB as.
serted, on what at present seems rella.
BILE authority, that Mrs. Yerger has
been oognlzRrit OF the fact. There 10
no doubt that outside parties have been
aoLing In concert with the guards, and
to these would have been intrusted the
work Of splitting tho prisoner away, In
the event OF his escape from the con.
fines OF the camp. The soldier, once In
the Confederate army, who, some weeks
ago, discovered In Yerger's possesSion n
q key by which he could unfasten his
mauacles, but who did not report the
circumstance to his superior officers
until he had been on guard In Yerger'd
room second time, ~ one Of the con-
spIratorB. 80. -.g-.-......
Fuller particulars will be sent as they
develop themselves, gFTlsi y.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.
Grant Mt the state Department.
Relations with SpHin-AmeTican No.
dIAIiun Declined.

WAsuTN0roN, Sept. %.
AtOr the return Of the President this
morning, and particularly as he had
spent several hours with Secretary
Fish, at the Department Of State, much
anxiety was expressed 10 ascertain the
character Of their conference, the sup.
position being that II had reference 10
our relations with Spain. This is proba-
BILE, but there is no authority for the
positive assertion. Ii is certain, b owever,
that no action was taken In the preml.
ses. II Ia already known that
sometime ago Minister SIckles was
instructed 10 offer TO the United States
Government Rs mediator between
Spain and Cuba, and representation
having been made 10 appear by respec.
table parties who had visited Spain and
obtained interviews with prominent
personages, that Its friendly Offices
would meet with favor such offer not
being uncommon In our own history or
that Of other nations. Minister SlckleB
approached the Spanish Government
upon the subject, and had the desired
Interview,
Contrary to European telegrams,
there iB no reason for supposlng
that The Spanish Government look Of.
Tense, or has sought to involve any
other government In Its action. The
Spanish Government, after mature
consideration OF the prohered media.
ton, has thanked the United States
Government for Its friendly dlsposl-
tlon, but is not willing 10 agree 10 our
accommodation between Spain and
Cuba on the terms proposed. The end
OF the matter simply Is, that the medI.
alton Ia declined.
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were under 10, and we doubt whether
the average price would exceed 6Hc.
A large number sold at 3A4Ifo. .'-.
SHEEP AND LAMBs.-The market was
q shade 6rmer, with a decreased mum.
Der on sale, compared with last week,
bat as n general thing the quality was
much better. There were about 1850
on sale, and II ls probable that when
the number Ia taken into consideration,
there were more good sheep than has
been on sale here at any time this year.
Quite number OF sales were made aa
high as "a 00A5 so per head, and IS 90
per cwt. Lambs, also, were Of batter
quality, and sold at from 81 90 to So Goa
375 per hOAd.
HoGS-The warm weather had q
rather depressing effect on the hog
market. Another thing also continues
TO operate against the market, the
abundance and oheapness Of fruits and
vegetables, which, 10 great extent,
take the place Of meat, We report the
market as quiet and unchanged. There
were sales OF hogs at $40 50R1l 90 In a
retail way. Stock hogs may be quoted
at $40 0Oll0 80.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

The markets generally are quiet and
devoid Of anything worthy OF special
notice. Sugars OF all grades have ad.
vauced nc per pound. Provisions are
In good demand at last weeks quota
tions. We quote:
BuTTER-Is coming In freely and the
market is dull with a drOoplng ten.
deucy. Wequote prime roll at 3Oa35c:
common at 1Sa2Oc.
CANDLEs-Clty mould, summer tai.
low, 15c; star % l25c.
CoTToN YARNs-Standard 45c:Cotton
Battling 2OAS6c; Candle Wick Aba5Oc:
Cotton TwIne 45a50o.
CARBoN OIh-30c per gallon and
charge for package.
CHBESE-There 10 q fair Inquiry nj
l7al7hc for Factory, and l8c for Go.
shen. l...
Young chickens still sell
at 81 6Oa3 so per dozen, with mod crate
demand. #
EaaS Advanced and my now be
quoted at lsc.
FLAX sEED-Dall at S2OO,
GRooRRIEs-Fair 10 prime Rio Col.
fee 23a25c. SugarB-New Orleans Az
al5Nc; Porto Rico l39<al4Ifc: Cuba lSE
al3Hc; Crushed l7Nc; A Coffee l6Nc; Is
Coffee l6lSc; @ Extra 1910; O Coffee
l6kc. Molasses-New Orleans SOas5c:
Baltimore Syrup 75ss5r; New York do
s0caSl 90; CholcS Drips 81 GOAL 10.
FLoUR-Dull at 81 60A7 IS for fancy:
SO 6OaG 90 for family and 81 50a5 90 tor
super6ne.
GRAIN-wheAt-Lower; No, / white
81 30al IS; No. l red 81 15a1 20. Corn
Demand light and prices unchanged
at $50 for prime yellow. 0Ats-Flrm al
400. Rye-9Oc. Barley--SprIng 81 2Oi
GINsRNa-70c per lb.
HAY-Baled Sle 2OA2O OOi loose $40 OOa
LARD-In tlerces 2Ihc. gl
LARD on-Extra 81 45a1 Sc for SUM-
mer and winter. ~
PRovIsIoNs-Un Unchanged. We quote
mess pork at S33; shoulders, l0kc; clear
rib sides, l9c; clear sides, l9I<c; break
fast bacon, zoe; sugar cured canyassed
hams. 24c; family do. 23o. m
P0TAToEs-The supply Ia liberal and
continue to sell at 50a6Oo per bushel.
SoAP-FAmily, 6Hc; German, SXc:
Eastern Family, 10alSc.
sHoTASD LEAD-Bar Lead, l2c; Shot
Is 25 per bag.
soDA-BI-carbOnate, 6]4a7c; Soda In
papers, 9s. ......
srARcH-FOx's. sAs1ci MaIzsna, 12a
14c. -. I IL
sAEr-Dalry, 50 90; Ohio River, 81 q
a230.
TEA-Gunpowder, 81 5Oa1 rs; Young
Hyson, 81 30a1 66; Black, Slal so.
TonAcco-Navy, GSa72c; Dark los and
rs. 6Sa72fc; BriRht 1<s aud los, 7OaSOc
GARREIT's SNuFP-7Sa76c; do. In
boxes, IS 80. =
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FOREIGN NEWS.
lBy Cable Telegraph to the IntsllIgOncsr.l
sOUrR AMERIcA.
violent Earthq uAles In Peru.

Violent Earthquakes In Peru.
NRw YoRK, Sept. %.
The steamship Arizona brings Bau.
reve dates TO the 18th. Several shocks
OF earthquakes had taken place along
the Peruvian coast on August 18th.
At africa the shock was terribly severe
ut half past 4 A. NJ, at ga. NJ. q second
shock occurred and at 0A. NJ. q third,
but both Of the latter were much lighter
than the preceding one. One account
says there were no less than forty
earthquakes on the morning OF the 10Th,
more or less strong. The people dread.
Ing another sea inundation completely
deserted the place, taking refuge Ia
Tave and elsewhere. In IQuique 0 very
strong shock was felt early on the
morning OF the 18th, causing the In.
habitants 10 desert their beds and take
10 the surrounding pampas. Similar
reports Of movement In the earth was
received from Taevs and AraqulpR.
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ALLKaHRNY, Sept. q

ALLkuHhN1I bepI' 20
CAr1LE-The offerings OF cattle on
Monday were very large, reaching 1850
head, and with q light demand, a large
number were left unsold. All grades,
with the exception Of the best, ruled
from haHe lower than last week
Commoniah cattle were very abundant,
every pen about the yard being full,
and buyers OF this kind Of stock had no
difficulty in getting all they wanted at
the reduction above noted. Extra fat
ateerS, such as our best butchers are
accustomed to killing, sold up pretty
well 70 last weeks prices, 7Aa7Ifo,
though the great proportion OF the sales
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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICAN
CONVENTION.
Entire State Ticket Rc.nomIaAled.

Entire State Ticket Rc.nomI aALcd.
WORCESTER, Sept. %.
The Republican State Convention
met this morning. The attendance
was large and enthusiastic. Hon.
Charles Sumner presided and made an
eloquent speech, The entire State
ticket was re-nominated by acclama-
tion, with the exception OF State Audi
tor, the name OF Charles oudicolt, ol
Canton being substituted for that oil
tho present incumbent,
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slelIes Takes tae pacn Trnck.


LONDON Sept. %.
The Times says The Spanish have
found an advantage In q bold display
Of patriotism and national courage,
They met an imagined atfront With
Immediate defiance, though their threat.
ened adversary Is ten times more
powerful than themselves.
'9ickles Is manlfestIy alarmed at the
result Of his proceedings, and has
requested further Instructions. Pend
Ing u reply from Washington he desires
TO withdraw his note.
III this II the actual posi ton OF the
caser Spain owes 1t to her own fearless.
ness, which may savor Of unreRson
but does not partake OF the nature OF
bravado. She has declared, II driven
to extremity, she will fight. No doubl
she will.
For her TO gain advantage by doing
so, is out OF the question, but az mat.
ters stand, she will lose less by wal
than her adversary. American may
fairly decline an easy Victory on such
onerous terms. The people and gov.
ernment Of Spain are resolved not tC
part with Cubs without a struggle.
A contest could only result In the sacrI
flee OF Cuba, coupled with other buI
slighter loss.'
'Sickles expected no such resistance as
his note provoked. Possibly In the face
OF such 4 opposition, his proceedings
may be qualified or repudlated by biz
Government. 1tis believed he exceed
ed his authority, and America cannot
be responsible for his act,'
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New York Democratic Convention
2 SYRACUSE, N, Y, Sept. q

LyfF-. SNNSNsHI ~ Ia 0ePI' A1''
The Democratic State Convention
met at noon. s. ]. TIlden called the
convention to order, and made an ad.
dress, crltlclslng the Administrator OF
Grant, his journeyings about the couu.
try, treatment OF the South, and the
10Th Amendment, strongly condemn
ing the proposition to make voters
without regard 10 race or color.
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.Eg3Gg l8 NEW HAVEN, Sept. %.
Building 222 State street was burned
yesterday. II was occupied by Wood
& Co., music dealers; Tuttle, Metor-
house q Taylor, job printers; Il. W,
Thompson, groceri II. W. Robinson
blank book manufacturer, and P. Mo
Quald, boot and shoe store. Entire
loss about $4,000; mostly inaured.-
About 100 men are thrown ont OF EN-,
ployment by the fre, '77a ~
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VOL : v SCRANTON, Pa. Sept. 81
Great crowds are here attending the
meeting OF the Driving Park AsSocta-
ton. Patchen Chief took the q, 900
purse to-day. Time, 2,SS; 2:3I; 2:S5.
The Goldsmith mare and American
Gill trot tomorrow for 5000. NN
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Denial OF che Reported Frauds In the
MelhodInk Rnnk CnnhaHn. m /

The Herald says the report that sew.
erRl hundred thousand dollars had
been embezSled from the Methodist
book concern 10 denied by Its managers,
and steps will probably bO taken 10 ins
HtltutO an action for libel. - 81 7 N ,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
IL n compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts arp made, arc gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded to this country
70 be used expressly Tor the manufacture OF
this Bitters. There ig no Alcoholic substance
OF any kind uBed In compOundlng the Bit
teTB, h0nce II free from all the objections In
Cident 70 the use OF LIQUOR preparation,
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Fire Ia CIncInnAtI-Three Children
burned 10 Death.

1HNVKHVREHE31 KJVPIt Nas
Five two story frame houses on Gem
trail Avenue, burned last night. They
were occupied as shops dwellings and
saloons: loss $ll 1000; insurance 81, 600.
Three children aged respectively two,
four and seven years, all boys, were
burned; their parents were rag plckers;
the fathers name was Peter Montraig.
All were In bed when the flames wrap
ped their house. and the parents es-
capped in their night clothes on an ad-
Joining roof and were taken down on a
ladder. They went about In search OF
their children while tho house was burn
ing. The children were takcn out OF
the ruins at midnight. 80.
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PRloEs.

nOsaaaa+ German RltsSsn sI, Per bottle ss,, uUs
Hoonandla aerman Tonic, put up In quart
bottles, q 70 pr bottle or q half doIeh for
ielo you bpy, IN ordet 70 cot the genuine,
For uAlo by DtuEgibta and Dealers IN Mod
cine SYorywher0s Jyl2
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CAUTION.

HoofiandI German Remedies are counter.
fNitod. SEQ that tho signature OF O. n. JACS.
BON 10 on tho wrapper OF each pottle, AL
othoFa arc oounterl0lt, =
Principal OtIlCo and Manufactory at the
German Medicine Store, No. 81 ARoH BneOL
Philadelphia, Pa, 'Irr FTIlE
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor,
H. '' Formerly y. II. JAORSuN q 20,
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a w1DowER having taken another
VILE, was, nevertheless, always paying
some panegyrie to the memory OF his
late spouse In the presence Of the llv.
Ing one, who one day added, With IT eat
feeling. believe me, my dear, nobody
regrets her loss more than do.W =
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CANADA.
Tho strike Among tho snoemnlt ora,

Tho Strike Among the Shoemalte ers.
grs.., QUEBEo. Sept. %.
Messrs. Woodley have discharged
from their boot mandatory all the
men belonging 10 the St. CrispIn So.
cIety. A pastoral letter was read In
the Roman Catholic Churches con-
demnIng the st. Crlspiu Association
and refusing absolution to those OF itI
members who belong 10 the Catholic
Church. The Society are on q strike In
Montreal and Toronto, fEH
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TEE following epIlaph waswrIltsn
BY an exemplary wife for her own
grave: ~ , ~ ftEHs TlTu.TE. .yl
q husband sweet !-aiuceI, thy loving wlie,
untimely thus must take my leave OF lltU,
The happy yeATs fondly rtckone1 mInel
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Commissioners Notice.

Commlssloner's Notice.
William A. 4. Mccoy ,Sa,. 5n S5snosy 5rI9 in The =,
NarcIRsa A. Coffee Of al. Ohio Co., W. Va.
DURSUAGT TO THE DECREE MADE
In the aoovo cause on the ID day OF
March 1879. l Will on
Monday, the goth day OF September,
1860,
At my once In the City OF Wheeling, and
thereafter by adjournment from time 10
time, as shall bs found necessary, proceed
10 take, state md report an account OF what
interest each OF the parties In this suit have
In the real estate mentioned and described
In the bull and exhibits In said cause, or the
proceeds thereof, and such other matters as
may deem pertinent, or either OF the par
ties may require.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
Com'r Ohio County Circuit Court,
auR27.OaWIWl
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CINCINNATI, Sept. %.
Weather clear; thermometer so.
PlTTtBuRaH, Sept. %.
MonOngahela two feet and falling
Weather clear and pleasant; thermom.
eter 7s'.
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BR.,cGre-That's what the potter said
10 the lump OF clay. Ct3 fp1irOI3
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HOY. lANns THo,rpson.

Judge Of ne Supreme Court of PH.nsyIpultd.
.0 gp. sPMLADEIPHtA.A April %, 1855
al consider HoohAndB German BItteIs, q
vGlud6le medictne In case Of ATTACKS OF IndI.
ReHIion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF IL
~. Youm, with respect,
.aaAA1 : = JAMES THoMPsoN."
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A rios leg, properly cured, is ham,
but acarpenter's tool is.R hammer. Poi
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40 for n fair to msdlumi 90 6OAlO 90 for

SEPTEMBER 2.-FLouR-Dull and
dropping.
GRAIN-Wheat-Weak and q shade
lower: No. 2 white Wabash 81 2S; No.
8 do 81 %; No. l white Michigan 81 3SA
l 81; amber 81 25Ii; No. ] red 81 2s; No
I'd 81 261al 28i No. 8 do 81 221lal 2S
Corn-Dull; No. held at 300; SSS bid
OAtB-UnohAnged; No. l, Gle; No. 2, 40
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WARS II that wealth seldom ex,lu.
gulshes? Wishes.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOoFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ii pleasant preparation OF the Bitters for
thoGe who do not like extTCme BiLteTS. II
Rittera combined with pure FRnta Cruz rum
and agreeable hAvoring extracts. It's use
recommended when Bome pure BLlnulRnt IL
required In correction with the tonic pro-
peTtie8 Of the BlLterH,
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6PAIH.

Commercial Treaty between England
ana Spain.
madrid, Sept. %.
The Treaty OF Commerce between
England and Spain will soon be com.
pleIed. The first subject OF discussion
before the Cortes In reassembling will
be the choice ofa King. OIthe candi-
dates thus far suggested the King OF
Portugal seems 10 be the fayorite,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-23
rERHInLE raAaEDr IN INDIANA
An Ola Man Murders his wife, Burns
his Dwelling and shoots Himself.

MuNcrE, Sept. %.
A terrible tragedy occurred near this
city yesterday afternoon. VIM. Moody
an old and respected farmer, murdered
his wife with q hatchet, dragged her
body from the house, set fire to his
dwelling and outbulldlngs, and stands
Ing guard over the burning buildings
until they were consumed, and then
with a gun shot himself dead. He
would allow no one TO Interfere TO save
anything. A considerable amount OF
money was burned. n-.rr
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HON, GEORGE sHARswoop,

Justice e| he Supreme Court ar RnHSyIvasta
f4t., PHILADELPHIA, Juno ], 1859.
~ have found by experience that HooG.
IAAdH German Bitten In very good tonic,
relieving dyspeplc Gymptom4 almost d.
TOctly, GEORGE sHARSWOOD."