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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-25
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
baltimore Live stock Market.
BALTIMORE, October 81, 1859.
'RICEs or DEHH CATTLE AT THE MARKET
FHI9 WRRR.


Worry best on sale to-day 71<aS11c
That generally rated flfst quality., BS3N7Sc
Medium or good fair Quality.......,... bAa81tc
trdlnaiy thin SteerB, oxen 4 COWS. 4 Rb o
lnleIlor and lowest grades Of Cattle. . a. Q
General average Of the market 10.
~ @ ,...:.. =" =. " 054o
EAAu4uo EhnBS vi pu puee9,..,.u,..,.......U y hbt4c
Most Of the sales are from. ..,,,,,,.,,,,,.,, %
Tho arrivals Of Cattle during the week
amount TO 2,99l head, against 7IBiD laSt week,
and 2,A9 the corresponding week OF last
year, and the sales during the week amount
70 3 A0 head, against ass Last week, and
2l0s the corresponding week Of last year.
Wednesday market opened unusual.
ly active, both butchers and Bpeculat0H buy.
Ing freely At an advance OF fully Is cents per
100 lbs. on the rates OF last week. At the
close OF the market about 1,0OOof which
were taken BY Eastern purchasers.
Thumday-The market opened this morn.
Ing with renewed activity, speculators and
butchers competing with eacn other for the
few remaining choice BeeVeS which had not
found purchasers on yesterday. These, how.
ever, were soon exhausted, and the market
grew dull, and closed with q few Of the offer
lngs left unsold.
The general quality OF the offerings was
not ~ good AZ was desirable, but the tops OF
choice Reeves We're unusually good, and
hence few OF ftheSe commanded an unusual
nRure.
The supply OF Stock Cattle was better, but
not sufficient for the demand, prices for
which remain unchanged.
HoGS-The market is fully supplied with
Hogs, and although the demand IL only
moderate, they are held firmly at lS3<al111<c e
per lb., net, for fair 10 prime Hogs.
b. Wilhelm & Co. quote Hogs At l3L TO
lhlc; fair supply and moderate demand.
sheeler q Ripple quote Hogs at lSA 10 l41S
cents; extra l4H Genus. with fullbupply.
Tinker 4 Mapel quote Hogs At lS1< " w
cent light supply and fair demand.
SHEEP.-The supply OF sheep during the
past week has been fully equal 10 the de-
ranging at SAR4h cents per lb, gro4I, for
fair 70 good Sheep.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EHPLANAT TION.
EXPLANATION.

HooFLANDB GERMAN BlTTERs Is
entirely vegetable, and c0utAlns no liquor.
II Ia q compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BRrkS from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by q scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BItterB. There u no alcoholic substance
Ot any kind used in compoundIng the Bit
tiers, hence II FREQ from all the objections In
Cldent 70 the use OF q liQnor preparation.
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OOOP
1hc New Tenuessoe Eenntor.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The following facts In regard to the
Hon. Henry Cooper, Senator elect, have
been obtained here: He was born In
Columbia, lu Maury county, In that
State, Is about forty.tive years OF age,
and is one OF the large family OF broth.
ers-sons OF a successful merchant At
that place. He was educated at Jack
son College, In Columbia; studied law
there, and upon his license practlced
his profession successfully at Shelby~
Vile, In Bedford county. In politics
he was always an old.line Whlg; and
upon the breaking out OF the rebellion
both he and his brother Edward Coop.
er, took sides for the Union. An elder
brother, VIM. f. Cooper, was chosen
Supreme Judge upon what was known
az the rebel Superior Court, but upon
the capture OF Nashville by General
Buel, left for Europe, where be remain
ed during the rrb"llIOn. Governor
BrownlOw appointed Henry Cooper
one OF the Circuit Judges OF the State,
which position he filled with credit un.
I'll 1857, when he resigned, aud accept
ed the chair OF Law Professor NJ the
Lebanon Law School. subsequently
removing TO Nashville, he was elected
Senator 10 represent that district In the
Legislature, over W. l., Stone, the
Stokes nominee, Ahd then beat Andrew
johnson for United States Senate
Judge Cooper was violent opponent
OF the restrictive franchise measures
passed by the Legislatures OF 1866, 1866,
and 1867, and, In common with bis
brother Edmund Cooper, WAS known
as n conservative Unionist. Duncan
Cooper, one OF the Cooper brothers, was
noted partisan leader OF the rebellion
and enjoyed almost as much uotorlety
In Tennessee as Mostly did In Virginia.
Judge Cooper is considered an able
lawyer, and Ii q gentleman OF high cnl.
ture and possessing eminent social quail.
tiles.
NABHvILLH, Oct. %.
The election Of Senator gives satisiac.
tion to all but JohnsOn's most ardent
friends. Probably n better selection
could not have been made. Mr., Cooper
Is one OF the ablest lawyers In Tennes-
see. He was one Of Military Governor
Johnson's appolntees to the Judiciary,
and WAS commended for his integrity
rs an officer by Governor BroWnlow,
In message 10 the Legislature. He
gave the decision In the Sher brook Rid.
ley case, now pending In the United
States Supreme Court, that our tran
chlsa law is unconstitutional. On re-
tiring from the bench he became Pro-
fessor in the Lebanon Law School.
ResiRnlng that position he removed 10
Nashville, and is now Senator from
Davidson.
To show the estimation In which be
Is held BY all parties, 1t may be noted
that all the Radicals, with one excep-
ton, voted for him. The election
throws the last shovel OF earth on re.
pudlaLlon In Tennessee.
vr MEMPHIS, Oct. %.
The election Of Cooper, as United
States Senator caused considerable sur
prise here. as up 10 this morning bets
OF Two to one were offered on johnson,
Coopers election will, however, give
great satisfaction TO majority OF both
parties, especially In the western part
Of the State. He was a Union man
during the war, and took no part In
OnllLipS q. ...g
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CAUTION.

HoofiandS German Remedies arc counter
telted. Bee that tho signature Of n. JACK.
BON II on the wrapper OF each bottle. Al
Othen are counterfeit.
Principal once and Mandatory at the
9ormAn Medicine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH Street,
philadelphia, Pa.
Formerly U. n. JACKSoN q 20.
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PRICEs.

'IOcaanaa German sissorN PER bottle !ss.H, 9@ %
HoonaudG GermAn Tonic, put up In quart
6otIeS, u " per bottle or halt do1en for
Q0.
aS-Do not forget 70 examine we'll The ar.
icl0 you buy, In order 70 get the Renuine,
For sale by Druggists and Dealers lu Med.
cine everywhere, iyi2
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THE GOLD CoNsPIRACY.
COrbin, ButIerfleId q Co., subpennetl
by q Grand Jury,

An Investigation into ButterleId'G
Case Ordered.
NEW YORK, Oct. %.
The Grand Jury have caused subpu-
mas TO be issued for Corbin, Butterfield,
Fisk, Gould, and numerous others 10
appear next week, and testify relative
10 the late gold panic.
WASHINGTON, Oct, %.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will
soon order an investigation into the
charges against General Butterheld, In
connection with the gold panic, In such
a manner as will thoroughly test the
truth. The Secretary received letter
THIS morning from B1tterheld, courting
the fullest investigation.
The 4TtJWne'S Washington despatch
says 1t has been decided that II Butter
fields resignation IL not received bv
Boutwell, tt.lay, he will be removed,
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Judge Of he Supreme Court Of IennSvltdntd.
PHILADELPHIA, April d, 1855
"I consider HoohAndH German Blttanj, a
ulIable medicine in case OF attacks OF indl-
RehIion or dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF Il,
Yours, with respect,
JAMES TH0MpSON."
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Now York Money and stock Market.
NEW York. October 23.

MoNEY-QuIet at 5A7 per cent, chief.
~ 6 per cent. Bank statement unfavor.
able; shows loss In reserve Of $2,l9l,
269. against decrease In liabilities OF
S2.S56,696. The banks still hold, how
ever, SIS, ,936, 900 OF lawful money In ex-
cess Of the amount required by law.
The figures reflect the heavy drain oil
currency to the South, which fairly set
In this week.
Rumor says the Lake Shore directors
have declared q seml-annual dividend
Of four per cent, but 1t Is disCredIted.
Another report is that Horace +. Clark
IL TO be President Of the Company.
The receiver Of the Gold Exchange
Bank to-day paid an additional 25 per
cent. toits creditors.
STERLING-Easier at 1091Sal099S.
GoLD-Lower, opened at 13l%. Car
rylpg rates 6a2 per cent. to fat.
GOVERNMENT B0NDS-Dnll. .hut Rtaadv.
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Another MAN Draws an Elephant.

The Coliseum concert lottery closed
to-day. Ticket No. SS,45l drew the
building. The owner OF tue ticket 10
unknown. Some $1,000 other prizes,
consisting OF Bettees. chairs and other
movablss, relies OF the Jubilee, were
then drawn BY the large crowd present.
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New York Dry Goodp Market.

NEW YORK, October q.
The inclemency OF the weather to-
day has added to the usual quiet which
generally pervades the market on Sat.
urdays; but as the prices Of most tex
tile fabrics are reduced to level, low
enough for the safety OF trade, there 10
no important change to notice.
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PrrTsRuRGH, Oct. q.
Monongahela % inches and station.
ary. Weather raining. Thermometer
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3D.
Weather. ralned hard part Of the
night. Thermometer 4so,
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Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Petnsyludnia
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859. .
~ have found by experience that HOof.
IAnd's German Bitten Ii very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeptio EymptnmB almost d..
teOtly. GEORGE sAARSWOoD."
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NOHU-AOWtEI UpeubU HI IOI2as OHE-
rylpR rates 6A2 per cent. to fiat.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Dull,b but steady.

Rumor says some Boston capitalists
have returned here for another cam
paiRn In Governments.
SToCRs-Dull and unsettled, though
a trlfe above the lowest point OF the
Aftafnnnn
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The Rew England EnrtnquaHo.
BosroN, October o.

bOaTONt Oct0Def z.
The earthquake was quite severe In
Newburyport, shaking the doors, win.
dowsr and many movable things In the
houses. The people generally were
awakened by the commotion. An old
brick mansion house built seventy
years, having the thick massive walls
80 common In those days, was shaken
from the roof to the oeller, rRttlinR the
doors aud windows, and creating gen.
eral alarm among its occupants. The
people in their beds were very sensible
OF a yibratory motion beneath them.
ST. JOHNS. N. B., Ootober 23.
The earthquake here yesterday morn.
Ing shook houses Violently, everybody
awakened, and many rushed from their
houses In alarm, but no material dam
age was done in other parts Of New
Brunswick. AT Frederick, Woodstock,
Mira Miohi and St. Andrews, the
shocks appear to have been more se-
we're, throwing down chimneys and
cracking walls OF houses. Similar
shocks we're felt In Halifax, Annapolis
and Kentville, Ms.
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The Brooks Assassination Case.
Verdict Against MORROW anu Dough.
eFty.

PHILADELPHIA, October "a.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock this morn-
ing, the jury In the Brooks case rem .
dered verdict Of guilty against Nor.
row and Dougherty. Nell Mclaughlin
has been held In $50, 900 to answer the
same charge. Morrow and Dougherty
were kept under strong guard allnlght
for fear OF being rescued, and after day.
light reconveyed to prison.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

IN pleasant preparation Of the BitteH for
those who do not like extreme BitteTH. II
IL cOmposed OF all the ingredients OF the
Bitten combined with pure santa Cruz rum
and agreeable havOrinR extracts. It's uSe l
recommended when some pure stimu liant S
required in connection with the tonic pro-
pertIe9 OF the BitteFS,
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READ WHAT PEOPLE BAY
READ WHAT PEOPLE SAY.
Who could ask for more Substantial testl-
mOuy than IL thus given.
Hon. Gro. W. WOODWARD,

CAter rJtSttee ortAs Supreme oOurto Of Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1857.
"I ind HootiAndB German Bltters " q
good tonic, uHeIul In diseases OF the digestive
organs, and OF great benefit In cases OF de-
billty, and want Of nervous action III the
system. YouFB, truly,
GsO. ". WOODWARD"
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MEMPHIS, Oct, %,
Bx TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. ENInR's ConditIOn-Better Satur.
day Morning..
l, WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
Thomas Ewing, sr.. who lay all night
In the room OF the Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, was rem owed to the residence OF
his son, General Ewing, this morning;
he is represented as being In an improv-
ed condition.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

ever known, and will cure all diseaAea re-
HultinR from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure. keep your Liver Id orIler,
keep your digestive organs in
sound, healthy condition, by
the uBo OF these remedies,
and no diHeake will
ever aSAall You.
THE CoMPLRxIoN.-Ladlea who wish n
fair HRln and good complexion, free from
yellowlEh tinge and all other disngurelnents,
Ihould u 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect Orler, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
cheeks.
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HOW TO BEGIN THENEW YEAR

The late Rev. William CrossMell, d. d
has indicted with simple force and beau
ty the duties which should unite with
and be no insignificant portion of the
healthy social enjoyments so characters
tic of the New Years birth. He fifty
and faithfully says:
Go, warm the cold; go, clothe the bare;
Go, feed the starved ones at thy door,
And let the empty-handed share
From out thy basket and thy storo
Go. wipe from misery's eye the tear,
Take by the afiiiction's son,
And happy shall be all the year,
That is thus happily begun.
Go, give the sick and weary rest,
GLADDEN. the cells where prisoners lie;
Pour balm and oil in wounded breast,
And soothe the soul about to die.
Do thus, and thou shalt go to rest
With music round thy midnight bed,
: And, blessing, shall be trebly blessed
For each such soul thus comforted.
Thy sun shall make a golden set
This New Years Day, and be by far
The happiest day that ever yet
Was 1ettered in thy calendar!
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. MARRIED AT the residence of the
brides father, WILLIAM READ, Esq, by
VT. SNcLAIR, Mayor, Mr.. ELISHA S.
LYNCH, of Antioch, and Miss ELIZABETH
READ, Of Woedsfeld.
70 Accompanying the above notice was
an abundance of excellent cake, which
We sswent for" We extend our con-
gratulations to the Bride and Groom and
wish them unalloyed happiness.
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brown or bleaehed sheeting, good quality,
yard wide, l elegant i0c-picture Morocco
bound Photo. Album; / double lens Stereo-
scope and ~ foreign views; silver plated en-
graved bottle Castor; l elegant silk Fan,
with Ivory or sandal wood frame feathered
edge and spangled; steel carving Knife and
Fork. very best quality, ivory balanced han
die; / handsome beaded and lined parasol; 20
yards good prints, very fine damask Table
Cover; pr best quality ladies' serge Congress
Boots; doz. fine linen Towels; doz. Rogers
best silver dessert Forks; / ladies' large real
Morocco Travelling Bag; fancy dress pattern;
! doz. elegant silver plated engraved Napkin
Rings; dpZ. Ladies' fine merino or cotton
stockings; Gents heavy chased solid Gold
hing; l pr Ladies' cut Balmoral Boots; ele
CANT delaine dress pattern; violin and how,
in box complete; ! set Jewelry, pin, ear drops
and sleeve buttons.
For & Club of so and SIS O0-l black
or colored alpaca dress pattern; | set lace
curtains; / pr all wool blankets; engraved
silver plated bottle revolving Castor;l beau
tiful writing desk, / solid gold scarf pin; 81
yds very fine cashmere, for pants aud vest;
set ivory balanced handle knives with silver
plated forks; elegant satin parasol, heavily
beaded and lined with silk; pr gents calf
boots; 80 yds good print; 80 yds good brown
or bleached shestinA yard wide. or 40 yds 1
yd wide, good quality; l ladies' elegant Nc.
rocco Travelling Bag; square wool shawl; ]
plain Norwich dress pattern; yds double
width cloth for ladies' cloak;elegant engraved
silver plated tea pot; 3 yds double width
water proof cloth for cloaking.
For Club of 100 and $40 oO-l rich
Merino or .Thibet dress pattern; pr fine
damask table cloths and napkins to match; ]
Ir gents French calf boots; l heavy silver
plated engraved ice pitcher, very fine all
wool cloth for Ladies' Cloak; web very best
quality brown or bleached sheeting; u yds
fine cashmere for suit; elegant poplin dress
PATTERN; elegant English Barege dress pat
tern; beautiful English barege shawl | set
ivory balanced handle knives and forks; l
ladies' or gents silver hunting case watch; l
Bartlett, hand portable sewing machine;
splendid Family Bible, steel engravings, with
record and photograph pages: Is yds good
hemp carpeting, good colors; pr good Mar
settles quilts; good six barrel revolver, al.
egant fur muf and cape; / single barrel shot
gun; silver plated engraved bottle revol-
wing castor, cut glass bottles; l very fine
violin and bow, in case; set ivory balanced
knives and forks.
Presents for larger clubs increase in the
same ratio.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM


This long tried and popular Remedy is
again called to the attention of the public
AS often as the year, rolls around, the pro.
prietors annually make their bow to the peo
pie, and remind them that amongst the
many things required for the health, com.
fort and sustenance sof the family through
the long and tedious months of winter, Coe's
Cough Balssm should not he forgotten. For
years it has been household medicine and
mothers anxious for the safety of their el,i
dren, and all who suffer from any disease Of
the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford to
be without it. In addition to the ordinary
four ounce SO long in the mar ket, we now
furnish our mammoth family size bottles,
which will, in common with the other size.
be found at all D rug Stores.
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An Agreeable Surprise.

'oi Mr.. EDITOR: Permit me through your
paper, to thank my friends, citizens Of
Woodsfeld and vicinity, for the valuable
os'Christmas Gift" received (s50 90 in
Greenbacks,) as token of their regard
and esteem. This gift is valued all the
more, coming as it does mainly from
those who are not members of our
church. May they long live to bless and
encourage, for there is reality in such
tokens of friendship; they bring COM
fort and happiness to the receiver
I T. A. GROVE, Pastor
Presbyterian Church, Woodsfeld.
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Militia.

Reconstructed South Carolina wants
militia. Arkansas has an organization
Aofthat sort, and the papers TEEN with
the outrages of the ''loyap' bummers.
Houses are destroyed, towns burned,
fields laid waste, women outraged, and
men murdered, all under che pretext of
keeping the peace in Arkansas Tennes-
see had a similar experience some time
ago, and now the carpet baggers of
South Crrolina want to try that sort OF
specific in the Palmetto State. 1t is
hard for those who have to suffer, but
the people seem to have sanctioned that
sort of thing at the late election, and it
lis not probable that there will be a
change for the better until the country
wakes up and sees anarchy reigning all
over the South. Let it 60 on. The hot
ter the FIRE the sooner OUT Wheeling
Register. -,
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:, @Sheriff MYERS started for Colum-
bus, on Tuesday, the goth ult., with two
prisoners JAMES Doss and III. W. GIB-
BoNs, sentenced to confinement in the
Penitentiary for five and one years re-
spectively. l...........
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

will also be found invaluable in, all eases Of
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, Summer Com
plants, Gripping, and in tact every disorderei
condition of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country every
where at 81 per bottle, or by application t,
C. C. CLARK &c CO.,
jY2lly sO.e Proprietors, New Haven, Ct,
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THE Proposed Conference of the
Great Powers ON the Eastern
Df6iCulty.

Pans, December 23-The Moniteur
of day in a leading editorial says the
active movements of the great Powers
give the hope that diplomacy, by the
exercise of moderation, will allay the
Eastern troubles.
AZ The Public (newspaper) says that
Russia approves the proposition OF
Prussia toinvite England, France and
Austria to conference on the Turco-
Greek difficulty.
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@Rev. PILGER held religious service
in the R. c. Church, in this place, on
last Sunday. Rev. PILeER delivered an
able and eloquent sermon, which was at
tentiyely listened to by by the large num-
|. Der of members and citizens present.
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@The 1nirmary of this County is
paying its way Last year the Receipts
were S3,926 81, and the Expenditures
for 81 inmates S2,653 50.
What County in the State can beat
that exhibit?
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re- rs The attention Of our readers is di.
tectsd to the advertisement of CoE's
DrsPEpsIA CURE, in another part of this
pspsr. .-
This truly Valuable Medicine is re-
commended BY all who use it. Read the
sarti6cates.
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DR. BurtOn's

DR. RurtOn's
r O B A CO AN 1 ID o T e
JNTARRANTED TO REMOVE ALI DESIRE FOR,
w TOBACCO. 1t is entirely Vegetable and
harmless. IT PURIFIEs AND ENIcHEs THE BLoor,
invigorates the system, possesses great nour-
ishing and strengthening power, is an excel
lent appetizer, enables the stomach to digest
the hearties, food, makes sleep refreshing, and
establishes robust health. SMOKERS AND CHEW
ERs FOR SIXTY YEARS CURED. Price, Fifty Cents
post free. A treatise on the injurious effects
of Tobacco, with lists of references, testimo.
malls, &C., sent free. Agents wanted. Ad-
dress DR.. 7. R, ABBOTT, Jersey City, N. J.
Sold by all Druggists. des1wls.
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LONDON, December 23.-One days
later news has been received from Con-
stantinople. The insurgents in Crete
have all made submission to Turkish
Authority and provisional government
has been established there.
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TWICE THE AMOUNT

in any other way,
e%The best of Boston and New York ref
erences given as to the reliability of 'our
house, and that our business is conducted in
tho fairest aud most legitimate manner possi'
BILE, and that we give greater value for the
money than can be obtained in any other way
All Goods damaged OrsbrOken
in transportation replaced without charge.
HChecks describing articles sold sent to
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guaranty every article to cost less than
if bought at any Boston or New York whole
sale House.