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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-04
GheQttelIige
A Small FaIsehOod Nailed 10 the
COuntAR

In recent issue Of the INTRLLIdEN.
CIR, II attempts TO convey the lmpres.
sion that Gov. Pelrpoint 10 o disciple oil
lie pet theory, the "let up movement.
We are reliably informed that such Ia
not the case, and that the Governor has
no sympathy with any movement that
tends TO disrupt the Republican party.
Does the INTELLIGENCRR expect 10
carry It's point by 81 oh gross misrepre.
aentatlons and falsehoods2 PdrkcrS.
burg Journal.
Now see how plain tale shall put
you down. Here Is exactly what we
said about Gov. PeIrpolnt. In com.
menting on Judge PolSley's candidacy
In Mason county, we said:
Now, why should not other counties
follow the example OF Mason and nom.
inate their very best men-men Of ex.
perience and brains, who would raise
tho standard OF legislatIonS For in.
stance, why should not Marion county
send Gov. PeirpointH II would be u
sacrifice for him TO accept, to be sure,
but he would hardly refuse 10 make II.
And In every county, where there Ia a
man pre-eminently distinguished for
his ability, his experience or his hon
esLy, why should he not be chosen.
A few days after the foregoing ap-
peared, having learned the fact we
said;
We learn from the West VirginiGn
that the good people OF Marion have
brought forward the name Of Governor
Pelrpolnt for the House OF Delegates
and that he has consented to run, This
Is u good move.
The editor Of the Journal, judging US
by himself, and totally unable to com.
preheud how we could be actuated by
dIsInterested motive, copied the last
foregoing paragraph, with this com.
ment:
The meaning of all which ls, that
Gov. PeirpOint Is one OF the my move.
menp disciples. Republicans have
their way over In Marion, and we think
they Will be quite as apt to consult
their own Views and Judgement as
those OF the 1NTELLIGENCER.
There is the whole case. The reader
will perceive that we made no tat
tempt to convey" any kind OF "lmpres.
sion" about Gov. PeIrpoint's opinions
on the ''let up" or anything else, be-
cause we said nothing about his opin-
Ions at all. We merely commended
him as one Of the best men OF his coun.
ty-a man Of brains, honesty and expe.
rience. Isit for saying this that tha
Journal charges US with "gross misrep.
resentatlons and falsehoods?" Ifso we
stick to what we said; and the people OF
Marion have just endorsed 1t by noml-
mating the Governor for the House by
large vote. What are the Governors
opinions about a future policy we have
never inquired; and we take the liber.
ty Of presumIng the Journal knows no
more concerning them than we do.
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THE NEWS,

The Virginia Legislature will meet
tomorrow. Since The President, Cen
eral Sherman, General Candy and At
tornSy General Hoar have expressed
the opinion that the United States SEN
Ators can be elected, candidates are
multiplying. The last one mentioned
is Edgar snowden, sen., who has pub.
lished the Alexandria GaSette for over
thirty years. The best opinion seems
to be, that owing to the contest for the
SenatorshIp the Legislature will finally
postpone the election until after the
State Is fully admitted.
In view Of the complications between
the United States and Spain, the Prus.
sian government have dispatched ves-
sells of war to the Antillas. 49,
The usualseml-weekly Cabinet meet.
Ing took place Friday, with Secretaries
Fish and Cresswell absent. The ques-
tion OF making further removals OF
supporters Of the Conservative ticket
In Texas and Mississippi was discussed
favorably, but; nothing was done.
There were no dispatches considered
on Cuban affairs, though II was stated
that the escape OF the Cuban prlvateer,
the Hornet, had been officially confirm.
ed. The financial situation was talked
over, and Mr.. Boutwell, stated that he
had received numerous appeals from
merchants and importers, since laat
Friday's panic, to do something IN aat.
lie the money market, 80 that lepit-
lmate business could be transacted. but
that he had resolved to make no chan9e
In his policy as laid down for October.
A libel suit against the Baltimore
American Is now progressing In the
Supreme Court OF Baltimore for DAM
ages for the publication OF q statement
relative TO Attacks made upon passen-
gers In cars passing through that city
from Washington In October last, I'm.
mediRtely preceding the Psnnsylvanls
election. In Its comments upon thest
outraGes, the American stated the fact
that newspaper vendsr on the train
had taken vote on candidates for the
Presidency, and that man accom-.
panied him while 30 doing who after.
ward figured among the rioters at the
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COMMERCIAL And FINANCIAL,
baltimore Cattle Market.

bALTlAORE, sept. ".
BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the Scales
during tho past week amounted 10 $500 hend,
against 2Il5 last week. or the number otler.
Rh T0 head came from Ohio, and Isl from
West Virginia, ov0r the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad. Prices to-day ranged Rg
GOllowg: Old Cows and 9calRwaRS al 50 500
400; ordinary thin bteers. oxen and Cows Al
HJ6; fair 10 good light stock Cattle N6l5 50;
fair duality BeeveS tS5O@6 80; and the very
best beev0a % 6O97 81 per lUO lbs, the Ierage
price being about IS gross, The market was
active to-day, but closed without any ma
terlal change in prices, although there was q
slight advance yesterday.
suEEP.-The market has been botter sup.
piled during the past week, and for good
sheep the demand has been brisk, aud for
mer rates are firmly maintained, but com.
mon grades arc dull. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Fair 70 good tat sheep at 4lgoX
cents per ID gross. Stock Sheep at 81 6QJ4 81
per head. Lambs 1894 per head.
Ho6s.-TbO supply during the past week
has been rather poor, and we notice All ad.
vance on the rates OF last week OF fully 6Oc
per 100 lbs. Prices to-day ranged as follows:
Good 70 extra Hog at sIS 75@ll 80 per lUO lbs
nat.
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CUBAN AFFAIRs,
Aid and Comfort from the United
stRtes.

NEW YORK; October 2.
A Herald special dated Key West,
October l. says the Cuban expedition,
400 strong, under command Of Gen.
CrIsto, that left New York on Monday
morning at s O'Clock, on the steamer
Alabama, safely ran the forts and two
revenue cutters, and arrived on the
Florida coast this morning. She was
Joined of the port by the Cuban pri-
vateers Lillian and Teaser, on board Of
which were 1900 men under Gen. Col.
couria; 10000 Remington and Winches.
ter rifles, 500 sabres and 80 pieces OF ar
tillery, ranging from six TO twenty.four
Founders. Another body OF men under
command OF Gems. Steedman and Ma.
Gruder, are now at gulf port embark
ing on a third vessel for the common
rendezvous Of the Cuban coast. The
Lillian and Teaser with 1000 men,
about seventy officers and Considera.
bic quantity of arms and ammunition,
sailed Tor Cuba last night. They'Wlll
be Joined at sea by the prlvateers Hor.
net and Cnba, fifteen guns each, some
Of which are 100 Founders. These four
vessels will escort the expedition to It's
final destination. The Hornet will
cruise about the Island, and the others
will 20 TO sea In search OF the Spanish
merchantmen and troop ships. Vol.
unteering is very brisk along the whole
gulf coast, and already 5000 men are
awaiting transportation.
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The Republican (antl. Dsnt) Conven.
tlon OF Mississippi, which met at Jack.
son, Thursday, adopted resolutions Il
the following effect. The Convention
has taken advanced ground In favor o.
the removal OF political disabilities
and as 1t has declared so emphatically
for the rejection Of the disfran chlsInp
and proscriptive clauses In the Constl.
tuition. there seems to be no good rea-
son why any Republican In the State,
however liberal he may be in his politi.
cal views, should support In any way
the 80 called National Union Republl.
can Tor Dent) movement.
BIr8t-The Union first, last, and for
ever.
Second-FreedOm OF speech and OF tht
Press.
TAird-Uniyersal suffrage and uni
versaI amnesty.
FOurth-Free schools, their benefits
TO be extended TO every child in the
State. = =
ryM-Opposltlon 10 that unjust Bys.
tenn OF taxation which discrlmlnates
against labor and upjustly bears upon
the Industrial Glasses.
Strth-The revision OF the conditions
OF free labor, with q view especially e
a more summary process for The reooy.
cry OF debtS. -
SevenM-Adherence to the Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Amendments to the
Constitution OF the United States.
EIghth-The exercise OF the whole
political influence Of the State witt
Congress for the immediate removal
as provided, Of the disabilities imposeC
BY the Fourteenth Amendment.
NEnh-The ratification OF the FIJI
teenth Amendment to the Constitution
OF the United States.
Tenh-The new Constitution Of Nils.
siasippi, with the dlsfranchisIng ant
proscrlptive clauses left out.
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New York Money aud stock Market

NEW 1OEhI OcLODer :, Iobu'
MoSEY-Stc0dy at I per cont. currency to
per cent, gold for loans on call. Sterling
l0SalOS55s, GOld-LOWer; opening ~ l3QL;
closing at 1874.
GovERNMENT BoSDs-Lower aud dull but
Steady. Coupons OF ~, llV39ll9k; do ~,
llgl{9 9ll0S do ", ll0lsGl llg1s; 10 81, llgI{6S
llgss; do new ll7sGIll711I; do ~. 71}9ll756;
do BS, ll7lS9ll71s; lO.4lS, 0lsJlQ9I%i Cur
rency slxea IUSIS9l00
STOCKS.
Stocks were somewhat Irregular, but on
the whole nrm during the day, with buoy.
Qncy on Vanderbilt HhlreS. Central sold as
high aSl79N, The market closed firm though
hardly up 10 the best prices Of the day.
Western Union SSi Pacific Mail BlsS; Adams
Express 30; Wells, Fargo d Co.,, 10; American,
3vh; United States, 81; Merchants Union eIS;
New York Central, l7g; Harlem 1921; Hud!
son, 1885,; Reading, 9S1It; Erie, SO; Michigan
Central. ll9K; Michigan southern, ,S211<; Pitts
6urgh. 92; N0rthwesIern, 7WS; do preferred,
9ik, Cleveland, Columbus q Cincinnati, 70;
Rock Island, lGOII; st. Paul, 8VIS; do prefer.
red, Slh Toledo Wabash, 6l; Fort Wayne,
S}lS; Tore Haule, ~; Chicago a Alton l4I;
Ohio q mississippi, a; 81. Joseph, lUO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE AWFUL sLAUGHTER AT IN
DIANAPOLIS.
TWCnty.sevOn Killed.
Firty.Nix Known TO be Wounded.
Names OF tho Killed ana Womnd0d.

Names OF the Killed ana Wounded.
INDIANAPOLIS, October 2.
The morning papers give the number
Of killed at twenty seven; wounded,
llty.slx. The wounded doubtless ex.
ceed that number, as many were taken
Immediately TO their homes, and no re.
port has been made. The most danger.
ously wounded were taken to the In.
diana Surgical Institute, and arel all
doing well; but three, John White,
Wlndfall, Nathan Albertson, OF Plain
field, and John A: McVey, Marion
county, will probably die. The res
mains at WeaVer's, Undertaken, office
have been recognized. The following
additional names OF killed and wound.
ed have been obtained: Dead, VIM.
II. DennlnR, Greensburg, Indiana;
Isaac Barker, Hamilton county, Indl-
ana; Augustus Sole, indianapolis;
Jonathan Moulter, Hamilton county,
Indiana; Clara Dawson, % years old,
indianapolis. Wounded. Mr.. PADDOCK, ,
vile and three children, all alIghtly In:
jured; Geo. Mnldo, Indianapolis,
wounded badly In the head; Annie
Smith, II years old, indianapolis, bad.
ly In the shoulder; Geo. Grsnn0r, In.
dianapolls, injured In the thigh and
head; Mrs. Dunlay, Columbus, In>
diana, badly In the back and hips;
Geo. p. Kelley, ConnersvIlle, Indiana,
leg fractured; James SWEET, Supsrln-
tendent Of the Eagle Machine Works,
Indianapolis, slightly; John Duncan
and wife, Franklin, Indiana, slightly.
1t seems 10 be the general opinion
that the cause OF the explosion was for
want OF water In the boiler. The Cor
oner's Jury Ia In session to-day, but
have not yet rendered verdict. Five
horses were killed by the explosion.
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CINCINNATI, Oetober 2.
FLOUR -lGc lower and dull; family s. CSC
9RAIN-Wheat-D and nominal, ret
81 i29i IS. Corn-Dull at 9s996c. Oats-tirn
ToBACCo-FIrm and In good demand a
full rates.
WnlsKY-CloSed hrm at Sis.
PROYISIoNs-MeSs PoIk-Dull at S32; NJ
demand, Bulk Meats-Held al l6c fol
shoulders and lSc for clear aides; no sales
Bacon-quiet but hrm; shoulders lB14 "a 1kc
clear sides 2Oc; no clear rib offered.
BUTTER-FiTm at 30935c for fresh.
CRERSE-Unchanged
OILS-LlnSeed Oll-QuIet but steady at O0t
@N. Lard Oll-sl 819l 40. Petroleum 32@
SIC for refined,
GoLD-lS0 buying; 1917 selling.
HScHAEGE-Firm; par buying; lilo pre-
MUM selling, and tending upward.
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the FAR WEST.

ST, LOUIS, October

ST. LOUIS, October 8.
Omaha dispatches say that intelll.
genGe from the expedition under Gen,
Duncan, who, with the Fifth cavalry,
left Fort Mcpherson about ten days
ago for the Republican river, says tnat
the troops surprised n camp OF tifty.six
lodges and drove the Indians away,
capturing large quantity Of supplies
and camp equlpaRe. The Indians lost
one killed and several wounded.
Dispatches from Fillmore, Utah,
dated the 1st, says: At ten minutes to
7 o'clock this evening violent shock
OF earthquake was felt here. 1t passed
from south 10 north, apparently In q
due line. The State House rocked and
tremble for five or ten seconds, and
then the shock gradually collapsed to
trembling, and a distant tumbling
was heard. In the dwelling houses In
the city the windows, doors and cub.
board furniture ratified and shook, Il
Is said to be the most violent shock that
has been felt in this part Of Utah since
tho first settlement. The shock and
trembling altogether lasted two min
utea,
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Chicago Market.

AAAShNNb SNhObOA -
FLoUR-Dull; spring extras at 81 1896 90.
GRAIS-Wheat-Less active and flrm at 4
gle higher, sales Of No. at u llGDl TX; No,
at 81 O19l 071I; closing at 81 01Sl O71S; this
afternoon market dullat 81 OK seller OStO-
Der; and 81 0SI, seller last half for No. 2,
BS1GG36O16c; rejected at 6S9B1c; no grade at &C;
closing with Ouyers OF No. 2 1t co.; this after
noon market dull at H91%o, seller october for
No. .. 0ats-Qulet, easier aud lc lower;
sales OF No. at S9Sa4Oc: and S7H93!o for re-
Rye-FaIrly active and lower; sales OF No. i
at SIC; No. 2 at 7S9S01Sc; rejected ut 7O@7lc;
closing at 79c tor No. =; and Tic for rel ected.
Barley-Dull; closing at 40 for NO. 2 In
store and Seller the month.
OATrLE-DuIl at S26Og42 25 for common;
S6 1867 % for good 10 choice steers.
HoGs-Stealy, moderately active and firm
Mt W UOS9 40 for fair TO medium; 50 6O6GlO Is
for good To choice; and SlU IS for extra fancy
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, October 2.
CorroN -Firmer; sales Of 400 bales at 275<C
for mIddllng uplRndB.
FLoUR-CloBed at 59l0c lower with moder-
ate inquiry for shipping grades.
GRAIN -Whoat-St0Rdy. Rye--Dull al
81 l51l II. OatS-Dull and lower at 0id621SC
for western. Corn-Dnll at 6S995c for un.
eTn.
PROVISIONS -.Pork-.Unch Beef
Dull and unchanged. Cut MeAls-Dull and
nominal. BAcOn-Quiet and nrm. Lard
Dull nt lS9lS1lc for lair 10 prime steam.
EGGI-Duu At soc.
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by TELEGRAPH.
REw HAMPsHIRE.
Dangerous Illness OF Ex.PFesIdent
Pierce.

AQueer Personal Controversy.
CONCORD, October 2,
Ex.President Pierce has been very Ill
fer some weeks and his physician pro-
nouuces him very low. The disease
assumes dropslcal form and his reco-
very is extremely doubtful.
The personal controversy between G,
G. FoGg, Of the Independent Democrat,
and Hon. W. O. Chandler, OF the Re.
publican Statesman. has resulted In the
deposit Of $4,000 each. The latter Of
fering to prove that the former offered
Hon. J. G. Sinclair to lend his (Fogg's)
influence for the election OF Judge
Chase II nominated to the Presidency
by the Democratic party. The $40, 900
won Is to be distributed among the
religious societies In Concord. The
decision to be left to three referees.
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rnE HORWALK BAuK RoRRERY
A Hundred ThOusand Dollars stolen,

NoRwALK, CONN.,, Oct. l.
The robbery OF the bank here was
not discovered until this A, NJ, The
vault had been prled open, and lying
on the floor distance OF ten feet from
the safe was the iron door of the safe
a mass of iron weighing 1000 pounds
where It was blown with powder. The
explosion occurred about / O'Clock this
morning, and was heard by several
persons who endeavored to ascertain the
cause without success. The loss OF the
bank amounts to about $50, 900 and thai
OF private deposItorB to $4,000 or $50
600. The burglars tools which were
left behind are similar TO those used In
the Ocean Bank robbery. One Of tho de.
positors was exceedingly fortunate he
had placed his entire fortune In an old
pocket book In his box which was
found In the rubbish all lsafe.
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sailing OF o Cuban FiIIibuStcr from
New York,
NRw YORK, October 3,

The Times asserts positively that not.
withstanding the denial OF the fact by
Marshal Barlow, the steamer Alabama,
under command Of Capt, Limeburne,
left this port last Sunday evening for
Cuba, carrying several hundred men
and an extensive supply Of munitions
Tor the Cuban revolutionary army. Her
armament consisted of Is pieces OF
heavy ordnance, 1000 Remington rides
and lhrge amount Of powder and ord.
nance stores: Exactly 5l3 men, among
whom were 1853 Of the disastrous WhIt-
ing expedition, which was seized at
GARDENERS Island last summer, took
passage In her.
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Tho Question OF Color In the Wash.
IngtOn Theatres,

WARRINGTON october 2.
Three colored men attempted to take
seats In the dress circle OF the National
Theatre tonight, and when politely re-
quested 10 go to the place assigned to
cOlored persons, refused to leave the
dress circle unless compelled to do 80
BY the officers Of the house, they then
LEFT under compnlsion OF his orders;
no physical force being used, and 1t is
now supposed the question OF the rights
OF negroes under the recent Corporation
law relating TO places OF amusement
will be tested. y ~ fF'E
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PRICEs.

HOcnAndr German Bitssr, per bottle HOO
Hoonandl German Tonic, put up in ouRn
bottles, q 50 per bottle or q half doEen Tor
V@.
ATDo not forget 10 examine we'll tho sr.
icle you buy, in order 70 get tho genuine.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In Med.
cine everywhere, jylY
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CHATHAM MACHINERY AGENCY.
Howard d Berks Sts., Philadelphia.

Beam Engine, 22.lnch cylinder, four feet
sLroKe, made by Sutton, with l3 boilers,
40-incn diameter, Is feet long.
l Beam Engine. lS-inch cylinder, four feet
htroke, made by Sutton, with 8 boilers, IS.
inch diameter, 50 feet long.
~ Roller Looms, 42.lnch, 8, Sand 10 treadles,
l, 2. and shnttles.
2J CromptOn Looms, ~ and 45.Inch. IL md
and also Boxes.
WSoiea ss Of Its SsIts II s4 Breaker ~. MaS
Cards, iOTl2 Condenser. JlI.in. gauge.
waaisn ss OF $ST12 Et2 ls Breaker o.o Sn',o. %TIS
cards, 8jxi2 Condenser. Jl5l:ln. gauge.
wsasn ass Of Ss1:s 7s It Breaker N1Iss
Cards, 4Sx4S Condenser. gin. gauge.
Mules 800 SpIndles each, 2k.inch gauge,
sargentH Burr Picker, large SiEe, nearly
now.
Cotton Machinery, for Coarse Yarns.
Willow, Hodaons make, large size, Speeder
38-inch, two Beaters.
Cotton Cards, 88.inch, self Shippers and
Grinder, 69.inch traverse.
l Drawing Frame, four Coilers, Dumiord'H =
Drawing Frame, six COllerT,
! Condenser. feeder, "a deliveries.
8 spinning Framesp pinch Rings, 18s Spin.
Spinning Pin9g Frame, lN.Iuch Rings, lsC
With shaftlng, Betting, &C., &c,, complete
70 run the cotton machinery,
Warping Mills. by hand and power,
bailing Machine, for candle wick, &c.
oO,0W BOObins,
Will take part Cotton In Trade.
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WEST VIRGINIA

4 Hoy \ Id J: +, moKE. Pre'T Board Of Regents.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., Preticicnt.
and Professor OF Mental and Moral PhiIosc-
ply.
F.B. LYON, A. NJ, Vice RreStdcnt,
rro'eEsor OF English Literature, and Princ!-
pal Of Preparatory department.
8. G.. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and Physics.
II. H. PIERCE, A. M,
(Lapt. U. y. Al
FroieSsor OF Mathematics and OF Military
Tactlcs.
J. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Phi. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
r. W. WOOD. Phi. D.,
Professor OF Ancient and Modern Languages.
o. w. MILLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department.
D. B. PURINToN, Tutor.
GEO. NJ. HAGANS, ESQ,
superintendent OF Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH. W. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERM begins lSt Iue6day In Sept'r.
SPRING TERN 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT, 81 Wednesday In June.
TUITloN.-Proparatory, IS OO per Term OF
l3 weeks,
UnIyenity, IS 90 per Term OF
IL weeRH,
BoARpTNG-NOt 70 exceed 81 per week.
SD-send stamp for Catalogue.
Moro ANTowN, W. VA. RepI-eRat
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CAUTION.

hootianda German Remedies arc counter.
faited. Seo that tho signature Of u N. JACK-
BON 10 on tho wrapper OF each bottle. All
otheH are counterfeit
Principal once and HanufactoTy at the
German Medicine Store, No, 6Sl ARCH Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly q. H. JACKSON q %.
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BLOOD PURIFIERs

ever known, and will cure all diseases re-
bultinK 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,
and no diSeaAe will
ever RSsRll you.
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New YORK Dry GOODS Market.

NEW YORK. October 2.
Tho market Is rather quiet yet steady for
most classes Of heavy and staple iabrlces,
Will 1t IA q little depressed for Irregular
grades OF cotton goods, In sympathy with
a recent decline In raw material.
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JlItIc6 Of he Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
~ have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German Bittefa u very good tonic
relieving dyBpepue symptoms almost dI.
rectly. dkoRIE hHARSWOOD."
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Toledo ,MarRet.

TOLEDO, October Q

AV1NUVI OVVOVV' .
FLouR-Dull.
GRAIN.-Wheat-Dull and 26IIc lower; No
2White Wabash 81 Is; No. white Michigan
red u 10; No. ado. 81 IS; No. 3 do. 81 O6. Corn
dull and 20 lower; No. lat Sc; No. 2 at 7Bc
oAA-Quiet; No. ! held at 4Sc; sales No. at
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Philadelphia Aldermen on the Wing.
NtNoTNN. AnT no,ohn. o

OINVINNN4II VUIUUuI -
The Philadelphia Couucilmen will
continue their excursion In the suberbs
until 8 o'clock this afternoon and then
take the mail boat.
The Louisville survey Of the south
ern railroad line from here TO Licking.
ton was completed last night,
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Kiot In philadelphia:


Eleven persons were wounded In q
riot last night between the Keystone
and lnvlnoible clubs. Three are serl-
ously hurt,
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Judge Of The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1855.
~ consider Hollands German BItten, a
Vdllldbt6 medicine In case OF attacks OF indi-
gestion or Dyspepsia. can certify this
from my experience OF II.
Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON"