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FRANCE
Disorders Apprehended In Paris.
pADTo nak 10

Disorders Apprehendcd In Paris.
PARIS, Oct. Is.
The Journal O0cieL has the follow.
Ing news: Several public reunions
have been announced to take place
here and disorder Is threatened. The
Government, however, will enforce the
law, authorizing the suppression Of all
public meetings Of character calcu.
lated to disturb the public.
1t is now said that the story OF the
finding Of the body Of Mr.. Kenck In
Alsoce Is false.
The Pdtrie denies that the govern
ment intends TO suspend the right OF
re-union, and adds that the govern
ment simply desires to give warning
that 1t will act with energy should the
public meetings degenerate into provo.
cations Of oflnsnrrection.
Charles Augustin Sainte Beuve, the
emmlnent critic and poet. Senator OF
France, died to-day, aged 65 years.
ssssPrince Charles, Of RoumRnie, has
gone TO Brussels. He will return
Thursday.
The Pdtrfe ls informed that the Sui
tan will 60 to Egypt to preside at the
Inauguration OF the Suez Canal.
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COMMERCIAL AID FINANCIAL,
wheeling wholesale MNrGet.
"WEDNESDAY EVENING,

WEDNESDAY EVENING,
October IL. 1869.
BurTBR-Recelpts are liberal but fine
grades are scarce and sell at full prices.
We quote prime to choice at 3OaS5c; fair
10 medium 25GSOc.
CANDLEs-CIty mould, summer, tall
low, l5c; star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-Standard 45c; Cotton
Batting 20a35c; Candle Wick 45A50c;
Cotton Twins 45a5Oc.
CARBON olL-SOc per gallon and
charge for package.
CHEEsR-In good demand and mar
ket firm at l7Al7Hc for Factory and lsc
FOR Goshen.
EGas-Are In good demand at 2Oa22c
for fresh.
GRoCERIEs-FAir 10 prime Rio Coffee
2Sa25C. sugars-Nsw Orleans 141<a
l511c; Porto Rico 1SNa14Kc; Cuba 1S<a
1870; Crushed 17kc; A Coffee 16Xo; B
Coffee l6Kc; O Extra l6kc; O Coffee
15Xc. Molasses-New Orleans sOas5c;
Baltimore Syrup 75as5ci New York do
sOCaSl 90; choice drlsds 81 GOAL 10.
FLouR-The market remains dull and
inactive with O continued dropping
tendency. We quote fancy 81 COAT 80;
red wheat family IS 75AG 90; superfine
a 75a5 90.
GRAIN-Wheat-Ths market Is very
dull and prices fully 100 lower; No.
white may be quoted at 81 20; No. red
81 GOAL 05. Corn-Dull and declined 60,
and may now be quoted at 800. Oats
Unchanged and firmer at 4Oc. Barley
Fall 81 25a1 80; spring 81 15a1 20. Rye
Market weak and lower at $50.
GINGENa-7Oc per pound.
HAT-Baled $40 OOa2O 90; loose $40 %
ala 90.
LARD-In tiercss l0c; kegs zoo.
LARD OIL-Extra 81 45al 55 for sum.
mer and winter.
PRovIsIoNs-In good demand and
Arm. We quote: Mess Pork, $685.
Shoulders, 171c; Clear Rib Sides, zoe
Breakfast Bacon, 2lc; Sugar Cured
Canvassed Hams, 25c; Family do, $50,
PoTAToEs-Market well stocked, and
they still sell at 5Oa6Oc per bushel.
sEEDs-Tlmothy, 81 25a4 80; Flax
seed dull at g.
soAP-Family, exc; German, sKci
Eastern Family, 1OAlSc.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead, l2c; Shot
IS 25 per bag.
soEA-Bl.carbonate, 6}fa7c; Soda In
papers, 90.
sTARoH-Fox's, sasKc, Maizena,, 12a
14c.
sAIr-Dalry, s. 90; Ohio River, 81 25a
$50.
TBA-Gunpowder, 81 6Oa1 70; Young
Hyson 81 3Oa1 65; Black 81 GOAL so.
ToBAcoo-Navy, 6Sa72c; Dark los and
rs, 6Sa7211c; Bright rs and los, 7OSsOc,
GARRETT's SNuFB-73a75c; do. In
boxes, IS 80.
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GneqntsIIig
The Good News from ohio ana Penn
SyIYAnIR,

byINhulut
Our returns this morning, though moi
no full as we had expected, show that
the good news Of yesterday morning ID
substantially confirmed. It Is conceded
that Geary has carried Pennsylvania
by from 5000 10 10000, while the Legls.
lature Is more strongly Republican
than before. The latest and most def.
mite news from Ohio indicates Hayes
majority at about the same figures
given by our Cincinnati correspondent
yesterday morning. All day yesterday
the result for Legislature was cOnsld-
cred doubtful, but the latest news Ia
that both Houses are Republican, the
Senate being unequivocally 30, while
the seven Republicans elected on the
Fusion Ticket In Cincinnati hold the
balance OF power In the House. This
ought to insure the ratification OF the
Fifteenth Amendments; and II this
good news Is confirmed we shall then
say, in the Language OF the ImpulsIve
but mistaken spIvlns, "Glory HALLE
DiBhlH
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BALTIMORE, October l3.
FIoUR-Nominally unchanged ex.
cept for western Buperfine, which was
quoted at IS 6211a5 SIX; and extra at
IS S71faG 80.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull; red at Al 4Oa
l60. Corn-Firm; white at 81 1Osl 10;
western at 81 O5. OatS-Dull at 56A6Oc,
Rye-At$l 10al 10.
PRovIsIoNs-Unchanged,
WHIsKY-Flrm at 81 2la1 %.
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Tho President and cabinet atFrrder.
lek To-day.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IS,

President Grant, Gen. Sherman,
Postmaster General CressWell, Score
tary Cox and Gen. Horace Capron will
leave Washington tomorrow morning
at O'Clock. They will be Joined by q
committee at the Relay House, which
will escort them to Monocacy function,
where the President and party will be
received by a committee, and under
It's escort proceed to the Frederick De-
pot, and thence to the grounds OF the
Agricultural Society. The visitors will
remain In Frederick until Friday morn.
ing, and then proceed by carriages to
visit the battle fields OF South Moun-
tain and Autietam, returning here the
same evening,
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THE NEWS.

The general committee Of one hun.
dred at Washington City, held a meet.
ing Tuesday night, and adopted the
draft OF a charter 10 be presented to
Congress for an enactment Incorporst.
Ing the International Expedition Asso-
citation with capital OF 81, ,0O0.0OO
The Comptroller Of the Currency
yesterday notified the National Banks
to forward to him The usual report ol
their condition at the close OF business
on Saturday, OH Of October.
The meeting In reference TO the Mem.
phis, Springfield and Kansas City Rail.
road, was held In the Chamber OF Com.
merce In Memphis, Monday evening,
Addresses were made by Col. EldridgV,
OF Springfield, No., Judge Byers and
Kendall, OF Ark, and others, showing
the great importance Of the work.
Resolutions In favor OF building the
road and promising liberal aid In
furtherauce Of the enterprise, were
A. T. Lacey, B. B. Madell and VIM,
Farrls, were appointed delegates 10 the
Kansas City, NO., Convention on the
10th inst.
The lock-up In the village OF Char.
lotte. N. Y, and q warehouse owned
by Eaton q Upton, were burned yes.
terday morning. Two sailors, Alex.
Fisher and Michael McMann, OF Elgine,
Ohio, belonging TO the schooner Cas-
cade, OF Greenbay, who were prisoners
In the Alock-up, were burned TO death.
The Italian Society at New Orleans,
celebrated the anniversary OF the dis.
covery Of America, Tuesday. The
newspapers, consulate and other Offices
throughout the city displayed flags.
Walter Williams, n bond robber. was
indicated at PoughkeepsIe, New York,
Tuesday, by a grand jury, and tried
Thursday.
Jos. Danna a hackman, was killed
In Memphis yesterday morning, In
front Of the Peabody Hotel, by ]. W.
Harris, young lawyer, while making
an assault on the latter.
A passenger train on the Kentucky
Central Railroad was thrown of the
track near Paris on Tuesday. The
train was delayed two or three hours.
No one hurt.
Monday night the signal tower o.
the Mine Hill Railroad, Pa, took fire,
burning to death the watchman, Owen
Fenny, and his two children. A sister.
in.law OF Fenny's escaped by leaping
from the window.
McEttrick has beaten Haydock In a
walkln1 match nj tho Rnatnn rI0L, Inn
miles In % hours, q minutes and 30
seconds; and exclusive OF stops In q
hours, minute and 80 seconds.
Samuel J. TIldsn has been chosen
Chairman, and VIM. Cassidy Secretary
OF the New York Democratic State Gem
tral Committee.
A Locomotive and two cars were
thrown of the track Of the Susq uehan-
ma railroad near Harpersvllle, Tues
day, several passengers were slightly
Injured. This IL the fourth accident
on the road recently.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, October Is.

CHICAGO, October IL.
FLoUB-LesB active but 1rmer at "a
65A6 00 for spring extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-Opened firm and ex.
cited; No. quiet and stronger; sales at
81 07a1 10; No. 2 opened 3a4c higher
with sales at 81 DIAL OK, gradually re-
oeded to 81 o. and closed at 81 021fa1 O3;
this afternoon the market was irregu-
lar at 81 O3 seller October; and 81 OSH
seller last half Of the month for No. 2.
Corn-No. 2 opened strong and 3a8Hc
higher; Rales at 6711R6sc; Bubseq
became easier and closed dull at 66a
81fc; rejected frmer and quiet at 6Sa
65c; this afternoon the market was un.
settled at 661fc seller October: 66Ka07o
seller last half Of the month for No. 2.
0Ats-Falrly active at Xalc higher;
sales OF No. 2 at 30AS92<c; closing quiet
at 3S1fa3SAc. Rye-FaIrly active and
tirmer; No. 2 opened at 73a74c; but sub.
sequently ad vanced to and closed at n;
rejected sold at 67a7l 1c; closing at Tic.
Barley-Dull; No. 2 nominal at 81 la
lis.
CATTLE-Dull and weak ut $4s4 97i
for common to good COWS; SGA6 90 for
stockers.
Hoas-Active and steady at IS OOaS
621< for common; IS 75A0 25 Tor fair 10
medium; 50 40a0 S71S for good to choice;
$40 OOal0 25 for extra.
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MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
Now York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, October l3.
CoTToN-A shade firmer and closing
quiet; sales Of $500 bales at 26I<a261<C
for mlddllnR uplands.
FLouR-Market closed shade firmer
with moderate demand for medium
and low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-QuIet and without
decided change. Rye-Dull at 81 l2a
l 10 for western. Oats-Dull and
heavy at 6Sa65o for western. Corn
Scarce and nrmer at 9ScaSl oil for un.
sound; 81 O2Al Os for sound mixed
western.
Observation-Disclosures al $40 90 for
mess. Beef-.Quiet and unchanged.
Bacon-In fair request with fall prices.
Cut Meats-Ftrm and quiet. Lard
Quiet at l7NAl8c for fair to prime steam.
EaGs-SIeady at 2SaSOC.
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Sew York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, Ootobsr IL

The market for cotton goods contin-
ues depressed, but u fair business Ia
doing at the concession. The Mason.
vile 4 4 bleached musllns are reduced
from lSc TO 17c; Ballou, do., from l5c 10
141<c: Maxwell do from 200 to l9r; do
S9.inch from 200 to l9c: Great Falls
"A, bleRched, from l7hc TO 161<; do A
do, from l5c to l4c; do NJ do, from l4c to
l3C; do y do, from lSc to l2c.
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Another Storm and Freshet In Hew
York.

AnOtneF storm ana FFeBhet In New
York.
TROY, October 13.
There ls another great rain storm and
freshet here.
SARATOGA, October Is.
Heavy rains have been falling for the
last thlrty.slx hours, injurlng roads Of
all kinds. Trains from White Hall
were delayed this morning, and no
trains will 60 north from here tonight.
ALBANY, October 13.
Another fearful storm occurred here
last night, accompanied by thunder
and lightning. The rain fell In torrents,
streets torn up and this morning the
docks flooded. The railroads are re-
ported In running order.
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CAUTION.

HoonandH German Remedies are counter.
teitSd. Sec that the signature otC. n. JACK.
BON u on tho wrapper OF each bottle. All
othem are oounteff0tt.
German Medicine store, No. 81 ARCH Sueet,
tCHARLEs N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q, II. JACKSON q %.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
A New Secretary of War-AnoIher
Surprise.

+ ' WASHINGTON, October 10.
II Is known that Gen. Sherman ac-
cepted the once OF Secretary Of War,
only temporarily or until the President
could make permanent appointment.
The President has now appointed Maj
General William NJ. Belknap, Of Keo.
kuk, Iowa. Maj !. General Belknap Ia a
graduate Of Princeton College, N. Y,
He served In the army from the first to
the last day Of the late war, he com.
manded one of the divisions OF the 18th
army corps In Gen. Shermau's last two
campaigns, with great credit to himself
and to the entire satisfaction OF his su-
periors. BE is about 3S years OF age, In
excellent health, and is 4 lawyer by
profession. He has already been tele.
graphed and Will reach Washington In
o few days, when Gen. Sherman will
formally resign his position OF Secre-
tary Of War, and Gen. Belknap will
enter upon the duties ofhls Office.
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New York Money and stock Market
NEW YORK, October 10.
MoNEY-EAsy at 5aB per cent.

MoNEY-Easy at 5a0 per cent.
STBRLINa-Qulet at 109A109<.
GoLD-Opened at 1907; closed at
lSONalSOX. Carrying rates Sa5 per
cent.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Heavy and
lower under free sales by Boston capi~
tallsts, Coupons ofi6l, 1l94Sall99t; do
62, ll9Mal2O; do '84, ll9ISall99S; do '65,
!!9NallyH; do new, ll76All71s; do '67,
!l7Mall16i do 'Gs, 1l75Gall7jSi 10.4Os,
l0SNalOSHi currency '6s, lO7kalO73t;
the sub-Treasury bought $1,000, 600 at
sTooKs-Dull and heavy; Western
Union Telegraph 38I<;Paclllc Mail 6456;
Adams Express 81; Wells, Fargo & 90,
22LS; American 633<; United States 5SX;
New York Central 1763<; Harlem 1871;
Hudson River 167If; Reading 951S; Erie
324; Michigan Southern $50; illinois
Central l02N; Pittsburgh ll01f: North.
western 7OA; do, preferred 8S9<; Uleve.
land, Columbus and Cincinnati tx;
Rock Island 1059<; 81. Paul 66<; do.
preferred so; Wabash 5SIS; Fort Wayne
6Sk; Terre HRute 2Oki Chicago Il
Alton 4Ok; do. preferred l4l; Ohio q
Mississippi TX.
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PRICES.

nOGaAnan German HitsSrn PEI sEisst.., bottle G% G%
Aoonandh Gorman Tonic, put up In QUAR-
bottles, o. 30 per bottle or q half dozen fol
QQ,
srDo not forget 10 examine we'll tho Rr.
For sale BY Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine eYaryWhere, jyl2
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TOLEDO UcIoDeF 10,
FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN-Wheat-QuIet; Sa4c better;
regular white Michigan 81 10: amber
81 10; No. red held at 81 10; No. 2 do.
Sill. Corn-3c better, and active; No.
l, 75c; No. 9, 73c. oAts-1s2c better, and
active.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS,
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION.

HoOFLAND'B GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR
II 10 o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
extracts are then forwarded 70 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BitterR There iB no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used In compounding the Bit
lerS; hence II free from all | he objections In.
cid0nt 10 the use OF liquor preparation.
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OHIO!
Yesterdays Reports.l

k@AAeS ANSFSAO'1
CINCINNATI, October 10.
All OF Hamilton county has been
heard from except one precinct. Pen.
dleton's majority ls little over 900.
The Democratic and Republican fusion
ticket for members OF the Legislature
and county officers was elected by 1,2OC
majority.
TOLEDO, October Is.
Lucas county will give Hayes / 400
majority. The Republicans elect theIr
entire ticket.
lBELLAIRE, October 13.
Pultney township, Belmont county,
and Bellaire city gives Pendleton u ma
Jorlty OF 172; Democratic gain OF q
over 1867.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 1S.
From the returns and opinions oil
both parties indicate that Hayes Is
elected by about 5000. House Demo-
cratic; Senate Republican. The Demo.
Gratis claim is so close that 1t will
require the official vote to determine
who is elected Governor.
The Independent Republicans from
Hamilton county have the balance Of
power In the Legislature.
Lancaster, Fairfield Co.-Givss ZOO
Dem. mSJ., Dem. gain OF 90 over OF.
Last Nights Report.l
COLUMBUS, Oct. 13,
sixty y.eight counties heard from:
Hayes loss on last October is $500;
Hayes majority will be about s O0O.-
The Legislature is veryssclose.
CINCINNATI, Oct. Is.
Full reports from Hamilton county
show IS, ,446 votes for Hayes. and 20, ,12G
for Pendlelon. Pendlelon's majority
676. The Fusion ticketl elects two Re-
publican and two Democratic Senators
five Republican and five Democratic
members OF the House, three RepublI.
can and three Democratic county OH.
GERS. The majority Of the Fusion coun'
" and legislative ticket over the regu
lar Republican ticket, is from 1000 t
$500,
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BOSTON.
A Demon At LArgc-MuTderOu
Attempt Rt Assassination.

Attempt nt Assassination.
BosToN, October IL.
Late last night, DR.. Cole, OF Saxon.
Vile, was called from bed on the pre-.
text OF being required by a sick pa.
tlent. On leaving his house he was
shot through the cheek. Shortly after
this affair, Mr.. Gray, depot master at
Framingham, was aroused, and going
70 q window was fred upon twice,
Police Justice Adams, OF birmingham,
and another gentleman, were also Wis.
tied, but delayed appearing until the
would. be assassin had left. Suspicion
points to a desperate just released
from jail for assaulLing his wife, as
thus attempting to murder the parties
appearing against him.
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River ana weather.

PTrrsnuRa, October Is.
MonongahelR two feet and falling.
Weather cloudy and quite cool. Ther-
mometer 6l'.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IS.
River falling; nine feet three inches
IN the channel. Weather clear. Their
momAter 52S.
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THE OHIO ELECFlON.
The Latest and Reat.

(From ono who was therOl
News comes In better and BETTER
SptVinS to the Register.
The Democrats are wild with delight.
-SPivinS TO the Register.
Pendleton's majority now Is estIma-
ted at s.OO0.-SpiVin8 TO the Register.
AT the Democratic headquarters II
looks like camp neutrality-suspicious. 10
the Register.
Our men are shouting and dancing
like crazy people.-SpiViMs 10 The Regis.
ter.
II is the first Governor they hdvc had
for tWetvc gears (O-Spivi'Is 10 the Reg.
lister.
Democrats Jubllant,-Spiuins to The
Register.
Glory, halleluIah !-Spivi,lS TO Tie
Register.
Amenl
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HUM JAN 10 1HUMFbUNI
Judge Of he Supreme Court Of P1ltSylpdnia.
} PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1856.
~ consider HoodRndS German Bltten. a
valuable medicine In case OF attacks OF indI-
Restion or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF IL
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"
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FOREIGN NEWS.
IBy Gable Telegraph to the InteIl!gencer.l
ENGLAND. =,
IlIness Of Lord Derby.

LONDON, October 10.
Lord Derby's condition IL much worse
to-day. He has been insensible several
hours.
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HON, eEoRaE sHARsRoop

.hLitioe oI he Supreme Court Of PsnnSylpcnita.
PHILADELPHIA; June !, 1859.
"I have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German Bitters In very good tonic,
relieving dyspeptic gymptomg almost d..
roctly. GEORGE sHARSW0OD."
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOELAND'S GERMAN TONIC

Ia O pleasant preparation OF the BlLters for
thote who do not like extreme Bitten. II
. composed OF all the ingredients OF the
BltteB combined with pure hanta Cruz rum
and agreeable fiavortng extracts. Its use
recommended when some pure BtiDlulant IL
required In connection with the tonic pro-
pertiea OF the BitterB.
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WorkInEmen's Mass Meeting in Row
YOFk-A Ticket to be put In
the Field.
NBw York, Oot, Is.

NhW 1ohhI SoI' Id
A large mass meeting Of the Work.
ingmen's Union, with Nelson W.
Young In the chair, held at the Cooper
Institute and outside last evening,
when 1t was decided to select working.
men for Office, and run them on a plGt>
form iavoring the 8 hour law and Co.
operation,
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THEquestion whether certain report
ers who watched a gentleman's house,
peeped into his windows, questioned
his servants, noticed who went in and
who went out, and forced themselves
into his parlor, we are not sure but into
his bed chamber, found him at home
and another man with him or not, pro-
foundly agltates the sensational press
of New York. From the fact that none
Of the reporters reports himself Kicked
out OF the house, the Inference Is strong
that the man was not at home. This
new practice Of "intervIewing" men for
newspaper purposes, with their own
consent, has been carried to degree
that has made both parties TO the trans.
action sufficiently ridiculous. But 10
"intervIew" men without their consent
and against their remonstrances Is a
long step further, and 1t seems to us, Ia
"enterprlsing" beyond decent man.
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HoN. GEO. W, WOODWARD,

HoN. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
ChiSf Juttce ef he Supreme Court Of Pu., writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857,
~ flnd HooaRndb German Blttefs IL q
good tonic, useful in diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benetit in cases OF de
bility, and want OF nervous action In The
system. Yours, truly, o.. T| JI
GEO. ". WOODWARD"
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READERS Of New York papers will
remember an advertisement which used
to regularly appear daily, purportlng
to be from "a retired physician whose
sands OF lie have nearly run OUT and
offering, gratis, recipe for the cure OF
diseases Of the nerves. When the
recipe was applied for. 1t was found to
contain an inA redIent which could not
under the name given 1t, be found at
the drug stores, but had to be bought
OF the advertiser al a high price. After
while the fraud was so thoroughly
exposed that Its further currency In
this city was stopped, but it still
hourlshes In less enlightened regions,
The last time we saw the ADVERTISE
ment II was In a Cincinnati paper, and
described the benevolent advertiser as
clergyman who had resided as O
missionary In South America, and there
discovered the wonderful medicine. II
would be curious and interesting
thing to know how much money the
trick has yielded up to the present time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-14
TOLEDO, October 13.
lBELLAIRE, Oetober l3.

Lucas county will give Hayes 1,4OO
majority. The Republicans elect their
entire ticket,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-14

Pultney township, Belmont county,
and Bellaire city gives Pendleton ma.
jorlty Of 172; Democratic gain OF %
over 1867.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-14
BLOOD PURIFIERs s

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ever known, and will cure all diseaSes re-
kultIng from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure. keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs in q
sound, healthy condition, by
the use OF these remedies,
..r and no diseaAe will
ever asaAll you. .
THE CoMPLKXIoN-Ladleg who wish q
fair akin and good complexion, free from
yellowiAh tinge and all other dis6gurementS
should q 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect orler, and the blood pure
will result In sparkling Dyes and blooming
Sheelg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-14
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.

Who could ask for more substantial testi'
mony than Is thus given.