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EXECUTORS SALE.

BY virtue of an order to me directed by the
Court of Probate, will sell at the late residence
of John Wiginglon, deceased, on Saturday, the
9th dny Of November instant, the entire Realty
of said deceased, consisting of
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baltimore Live Stock Market.

oALTInuAk1 OCtopeE AI IooVs
BEEY CATrLE.-The offerings ct the scRles
during the past week amounted 10 2BIO head,
against ], l,9iI last week. 0lthe number offer.
ed 34S head came from Ohio, l.259 from Viz.
Rinig, and $50 from West Virginia, over the
baltimore and ohio Railroad. Prices to-day
ranged Rs follows. Old COWS and scalaWRgs
at s. 5OSi O0; ordinary thin Steers, oxen and
Cows A55 W; common 70 coed stock Cattle
81 6O16 10; fRlr quality Besves SG57 90; and
the very best Besves N@S 90 per I0J lbs, the
average price being s. IN gr0s9, The mAr.
ket was active throughout tne day at an ad.
vance OF about sc per 100 lbs on The rates OF
last week, the advance being principally on
good and extra Beeyes.
sHEEP-The eupply during the past week
has been In excess Of demand, anu the mar
ket dull throughout. Prices to-day ranged
ny follows: bar 10 good Sheep ut 3&@gSc per
lbEtosS. Stock sheep at 81 6J92 so per head q.
Lambs S294 90 per head.
HoGS-Ihe arrivals during the past week
have been IRir, and with an active demand
rAles have advanced lully &c per 100 lbs, the
market closing firm. Prices Io.dRy ranged
a. follows: Good 10 extra fat Hogs SIS $50
10 10 per 100 lbs net.
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C0KNERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Matters in Wall street.

. NEm 4Ohhy OctUueE lO'
The events of to-day go to show @
change In the speculative spirit Of the
Stock Exchange. The large rise In Gen.
trail and Hudson occasloned much dis
cusslon. It is attributed TO the belief
that the break in the canal will not be
repaired in season to bring all the grain
at Buffalo to New York by winter. A
general bull movement In stocks was
the result Of this advance. A committee
OF the Lake Shore directors had q ses.
sion to-day. but had no report. One OF
them Is Of the opinion that the compa.
ny won't lose over half o million dol
lars by the Lockwood failure. The
creditors OF the Gold Exchange Bank
have determined that the best course IL
to keep all matters In dispute out OF
Court. Some sellers OF 8 per cent GER
titicates at a premium were unable to
deliver to-day, owing 10 the scarcity.
Small greenbRcks are also scarce, and
command a quarter per cent premium.
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THE ROTHSCHILD 4 PER CENT.
LOAN STORY.

Another Statement from n VeraciouS
COrrCsPOndent-He reports tho
Agent In Communication
with the Prcsi dent.
New YORK, Oct. 1G.
The HerGld'8 Washington dispatch
contains the following:
"a short time since statement ap-
peared In the Washington correspond
ence OF the Herald, that an agent Of the
great banking firm of Rothchilds had
arrived In this country and submitted
an offer 10 loan the government all the
money they required to liquidate the
debt at an Interest OF 4 per cent. The
truth OF this statement has been reaect-
ed upon by nearly all your cotempor-
les. have to>day seen letter pur-
porting 10 be from NJ. Frlguet, dated
from New York to friend in this city,
In which he uses the following lam
guage: .,lI o.. b
"The proposition and correspondence
relative thereto, has been conducted by
me direct with the President, at his re.
quest. The public announcement In
the Herald, was evidently the result OF
jealousy on the part Of the Secretary oil
the Treasury, who had not been con-
suited on the matter. I return 10
France tomorrow, but yet think the
matter will be successfully carried out.
IN. FrlRuet Is said to be a partner In
Rothchild's banking house Of the
Becker Brothers, and was for many
years the spirit Of their Paris 1rm. The
President being out Of town at present
of cOuFse have no means OF RScertain-
ing whether Mr.. Friguet has had any
correspondence with the head OF the
Government on the subject referred to-"
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CHICAGO, October 10.

.u CHICAGO, OclODer III.
FLoUR-Flrm at q 25aG 90 for spring
extras.
GRAIN-wheat-Flrm and buoyant;
sales OF No. at 81 OS; No. 2 81 03A1 OK;
closing ut 81 03 for No. 2; this afternoon
market quiet t$I 02a1 OK seller octo.
ber for No. 2. Corn-Opened firm at
6731fa6Sc for No. 2; closed weaker and
quiet at 66a661<c; rejected firmer at G4R
Csc; this afternoon market quiet at
6511<a66c for No. 2 seller October. Oats
-Ha1<c higher; sales Of No. 2 at 891<a
409<o; closing at 4Oa40ko. Rye-FAirly
active and firmer: sales Of No. ! at SOa
S01f; No. 2, 76A7Sc; Tejtc:ed T0A7lc; Clog
ing at 7sc for No. z. Barley Opened
dull and steady at 81 l6 for No. 2 seller
the month; subsequently advanced and
closed with buyers at tSl 2l.
OATTLE-Dull at $S 75a5 25 for COM
mon COWS and light sLeeTs.
Hods-Steady, firm and fairly active
at S. 25 for stockers; 50 OOa9 40 for fair
70 medium; Sa5Oa9 so for good to choice;
l0 IS for extras.
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Cincinnati Mnrket.

SlNuLnNATlI OVGupeE 4U'
0oTToN.-Dull, middllng 25c.
ToBBAoCo-Oull; no sales.
WHIsKY-In moderate demand at
Sl15.
FLouR-steAdy; family IS 5OA5 20.
GRAIN-Wheat-Good demand; Red
81 l0a1 15. Corn-Steady at 800. Oats
Dull; No. 2 4s; No. 6lR52; white 64A65.
Rye-Steady at 90c for No. /, except
light. BArley-Sl 90 for fall.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Dull; nom-
inal at S3l 90. Bulk MeRts-HominRl;
none offered. Bacon-Dull; shoulders
l7c; clear rib or clear sides 2Oc. Lard
Dull at 17Nal7K. is.
BUTTER-Firm at 30A35o. ..r,
CHREsE-l6Hal7o for Western Re.
serve.
Eaas-Flrm al 24c.
oILs-LInseed OIl-Dull at g7a9Sc.
Lard oll-Steady at 81 S0al IS. PetrO-
leum-32a34c,
GRooERIEs-Sugar-steady and In
fair demand; raw 13HRl6. Coffee
Firm at .2O4a25k.
SRRDs-Unchanged; clover l2Al2Kc
per lb; timothy s. 6OAS 80 per bushel.
GoLD-l3O; buying.
EXOHANuE-Dull.
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New York Produce narGet.
NRw YoRR, OCT, l8.

NEW YORK. Oct, 10.
CoTToN-Firm; sales 2OOO bales at
26kc for middllng uplAndI.
FLoUR-Closed quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Yery dull at YeslerS
days prices. The advance In freIghls
and the promise Of the early resump-
tlon OF Canal navigation has q depres.
sing effect. Rye-Quiet and unchang.
ed. Oats-.Firm ct 6IA60o. Corn
Lower and dull at 81 10Al 10 for sound
mixed western.
: Provisions Ns-Pork-Qulet and steady
at SSl 90 for mess. Beef-Qulet and
unchanged. Cot Meats and Bacon
In limited request and unchanged.
L1rd-Dnll at l7Tal7Xc for fair TO
prime steam.
Edas-Steady at 29ASlc. -.-.
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Distress Among the Jews In western
RuSsiR-MeotIng for their Relief
& Ny.. ixy..k- N.,aL,,
= NRw YoRK, October l6,

A special cable dispatch from Lon
don yesterday, states that . numerous.
ly attended meeting OF the Alliance
IsraelIte uniyersaI Society has been
held In Berlin. The principal subject
considered was The severe distress Just
now prevailing among the Israelltes In
Western Russia and the prospective
emigration OF Jews from that part OF
the world TO America. Resolutions ex.
presAng the hope that that people In
America will cooperate with their ac-
customed llberallty with their brethren
In Europe In relieving their distress
were unanimously adopted.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN NEWS.


Valencia Holding out the Inaur.
recIIOn Elsewhere.
MADRID, Oct. 16.
Valencia still holds out against the
National troops. The attack, however,
will begin this evening, unless the In
BurRenls surrender unCond ltionally. In
the meantime the insurrectlon at Bera.
Ial continues. Two Republican bands
In Catalonia have been beaten by the
troops. The Cortes have given the ne
cessRry authority for prosecuting the
seventeen Republican deputies who
have participated In the rebellion.
bridges and TeIegrsPhs Destroyed
Around MndFid-The CORtcS
l.u Suspended.
|ss LONDON, October 10.
A Madrid letter published here states
that the railroads and telegraph lines
are destroyed q great distance around
that city.
MADRID, October 10.
The sessions OF the Cortes have been
suspended. ,.,,..
Tho Republic "PrOCiRimed" Again.
.".'' 'r.' PARIS, October 16.
A dispatch from Madrid states that
the Republican leaders, Soloochea and
Panl, are In the neiRhborh00d OF MalA.
ga proclaiming the republic.
OVcrtuFes for = Surrender nt Va
" IencIa. .'r.'
MADRID, Oct. 10.
The Archbishop OF Valencia, attend.
ed by an Influential deputation, acting
on behalf OF the insurgents lately and
still In arms In that city and within
the limits OF the Episcopal See, has Just
sought an interview with the officer in
command OF the Government troops
operating In the district. The Arch
bishop interCeded In behalf OF the In
surgents and In support OF the authori-
ties making terms with Lindsay TO.
wards them. When the deputatlon re-.
tired general military council was
held, at which the suDjec was debated.
twas finally decided that the insur.
gents must all surrender at discretion.
Fall OF .VRIencIR-.An Unconditional
Surrender.
MADRID, Oct. II.
The Insurgents at Valencia after a
battle, yesterday, Which lasted several
hours, surrendered unconditionally;
their leaders have Disappeared but are
believed TO be secTeted In the city or
vicinity. The government forces now
occupy the city.
The slttings Of tho Cortes were sus-
pended without the appointment OF u
day for reassembliug, and ~ Is not
known when the session will be resum-
ed,
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TIE FAR wEsr.
Supposed Massacre OF u Government
Surveying Party.

CHICAGO, Oct. 10.
An Omaha dispatch In the Tribune OF
this morning, says the Republican Of
that city gives an account Of the sup.
posed massacre Of the Government
Surveying party under Nelson Buck,
BY the Indians, hfty miles south Of
Fort MCPHERSON. The party which
numbered twelve men are missing,
some Of their tools and instruments
and portion Of their, camp equipaRe
has been found which goes TO confirm
the suppoaltlon, although the bodisa
have not yet been discovered. The
friends OF the parties are anxiously
waiting Tor further information.
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A flre early this morning destroyed
the Maverick Petroleum Refinery
Works In East Boston, including %, 900
barrels OF crude petroleum, several
hundred tons OF coal and q quantity OF
naptha, together with extensive and
valuable machinery. 1t is supposed
that the fire originated from the burst
Ing OF a naptha pipe In the still room.
The loss Ia estimated ut $4,000; Insur-
ance small. The works were owned by
Wilkinson, Carter d Co. s.
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Executive appointments.

The following appointments were
made to-day: Henry o. Myers Regis
ter OF Land Office at NatchItoohes,
Louisiana; Postmasters Frederick d.
Turner at Carson City. NeVads, vice
3. +. Small, suspended; James D. Wood
Central City, Colorado, vice Samuel A.
Buell., suspended; Peter Grubb Kenton.
Ohio, vice Augustus Treger, suspended.
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TIM Now York Tribune thinks that
In the defeat Of Pendleton the Demo.
cratic party has had q narrow escape
from ruin; that had he been elected he
would have been the Inevitable candI.
date for the Presidency In 1872 upon a
greenback platform, which would have
been the death OF ithe party,
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Tho PnlladslphIa Election Frauds
= T-NotLHAt Year - -
DbccIslon bee s OF court of colnmO d rfsns.
All 'tbo o DemOcratto omelals un.
T.,-il /, seated but Mayor Fox,
PHILADRLPHIA, Oct,

~ = y : = - SVVI Tvs
A majority ,ofthe Judges Of Common
Pleas have pronounced decision In
the contested election case OF 1868. The
opinion details many frauds commit
ted, throws onttWo, divisions Of the 4th
ward, with portions Of the vote In other
divisions, aud calls upon the District
Attorney 10 prosecute the authors Of
the frauds and especially those. COM
mitted by election officers. T. a. "a
The decision shows Mayor Fox TO
have ereceived 68 majority oflegal votes,
while all other Republican city officers
are declared elected; throwing out the
Democratic incumbents. Judge Ludlow
discented from the decision, and read
his opinion at great length.
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CAUTION.

HoofiandS German RameCliCa arc counter
feitOd. See that tho signature OfC NJ. JACK
BON IL on tho wrapper Of each bottle. AL
others arc oountAriait.
Principal Oflice and Mandatory at tho
German Medicine store, No. 6Sl ARCH sueet,
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly c. Il. JACKSON q Co,
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KANRAS.

Important Discovery OF Coal ON the
II. p. r. II.
SHERIDAN, Oct. 1G.
A vein OF excellent coal eight feet
thick and extending to the Northward,
has been struck on the immediats line
OF the Kansas Pacific Railroad, seven
ty-fve miles East Of Denver. and 600
miles West OF Kansas City. This dis.
covery shows that the working coal
beds Of the Rocky Mountains extend
many miles Eastward into the great
plain. The discovery Is OF the great.
est Importance both TO the settlers and
railway. Nearly one. fourth Of the en-
tire operating expenses OF the Kansas
Pacific PAilway are now for fuel, and
this bids fair to reduce the cost OF fuel
along the whole line 10 about one fifth
OF the present rates.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, October l6.
FLoUR-Flrm and very active, sales
heavy; western superfine IS 50; extra
IS 75a6 so; family STAT 25.
GRAIN-Wbeat-SteRdy; red 81 40Al so;
good 81 35a1 40. Corn-Firm; white
81 l0a1 II; western and yellow 81 0Sa
los. oats-Dull; 55a60. Rye-Sl lOa
112.
PRovIsIoNs-MessP Pork-QuiOt; S33 90.
Bacon-Firm; rib sides 20Hc; clear rib
12c; shoulders l7kal7Hc. Hams-Ma
25c. Lard-Qulet at 49, S1fal9c.
WH1sKY-Good feeling: 81 20Al 81.
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TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says Gov.
Hayes has gone fishing. Well, we
don't know anybody better entitled TO
holiday, 1t being "the flrst Governor
they have had for twelve years." G. Il,
p, can't 90. .Nf I
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STHE contest for the election Of Unitsd
States Senator In Virginia threatens to
become very bitter. 1t looks now rs
though Conservative Republicans who
can take the test oath will be chosen, +,
there being a good deal Of opposition
even among ex-rebels TO selecting any
person not in sympathy with the Ad.
minlstratlon OF President Grant,
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OHIO AND THE FHrRENTH ANBND.
MENT.-Some doubts have been ex>
pressed as to the status Of the men who
were elected on the Reform ticket In
Hamilton county, Ohio, A dispatch
received here yesterday afternoon says;
Our Legislative majority includes the
Reform members In Hamilton county,
who are Republican and will vote for
the fifteenth amendment This ensures
the ratification OF the amendment by
hlo.-RGShinotou Star. ..,
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New York Money nnd Stock Market.
,-ar-, NEW YORK, October 10.
MoNKY-AeiIve at 6A7 per cent. The
bank statement Is Unexpectedly favor.
able, the banks holding upwards OF
SeO, 100000 OF lawful money above lhe
legal reserve. -r... ........ =
sTERLINu-QuIet at 1OOa1O9K. "a
GoLD-Quiet and steady; opened at
lSO, and closed at lS01SRlSOK. Carrying
rates 91<a6 per cent.
At the National Exchange $25, 900 in
gold sold out under the rules at 1870 for
account OF Simon Wormser. -r7Ir
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Steady. The
following are the closing quotations:
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PRIOEs g.

HOSaandH German BItters per bottle g@
hAlfdoEan so
hooaRndG German Tonic, put mp In QUAR-
bottles, u " per bottle or half doGon for
RFDo not Inrget 10 examine wall tha mr..
iolO you buy, in order 70 got tho Renuine.
For Eale by Druggists and Dealers In Ned.
cine eYeryWhere. jyi2
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% EAhlsI OcLs lI'
Advltes received from Paraguayau
sources, represent that President Lopez
has established new lines OF defencs at
81. Estanislaus, where he has consid-
erable force Of men and plenty OF artil-
lery. The Allies are unable to con-
tlnue pursuit for want OF horses and
mules, but will resume It as 500 n as
their army Is reorganiZed.
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FRANCE.
Minor Matters In Paris.


PARIS, Oct. l6.
There IL u rumor current that owing
TO the continued illness OF Prince De-
La Tour D'Avergen, the Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs, he will be compelled
10 relInquish his Office.
The threatened strike OF merchants,
clerks OF this city has commenced, but
has not yet become general. FOOT.
The remains OF Charles Augustine
SRinte Beuve were Inferred this morn
Ing without any religious ceremony.
Affairs OF State-Thc Clerks Strike.
PARIS, Oct. II.
All opposition deputies TO the Corps
Ieglslatif will meet tomorrow to draw
up a manifesto. Rumors continue to
circulate In regard to modification OF
the Ministry. The return OF M. Rou-
Der to the Cabinet, with liberal pro-
gramme, Is spoken OF.
The strike OF merchants clerks ls
quiet. Several clerks had meeting
to-day. The proceedings were orderly.
Nothing has occurred since the conn
mencement OF the movement TO call for
an interference Of the police.
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TOLEDO, October 10.

FLouR-Qulet.
GRAlN-Wheat-Actlve Sa4o better;
No. 2 white Wabash 81 %; No. white
Michigan 2Si regular do 81 IL; amber
u l2al l3; No. lred 81 IS; No. do 81 II;
No. 8 do 81 05. Corn-Quiet and 10 bet.
teri No. !, s2c, oats-Steadyi No, ],
t7c; No. 2, 4jc,
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Another Flood Predicted In HeW York
NRw YnRK. Ontnhar IA.

Professor Hough, chief Of the astro.
nomiCal department Of Dudley 0bser-
vRtory, Albany, has predicted that be.
fore next Tuesday we shall have eight
Inches more Of rain and that the water
In the Hudson river and creeks will
attain even greater height than In 1857.
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MEFHODIsH,
National Convention OF Local Preach b.
eFS aF Cincinnati.

=
erS NJ CInclnnRtIs
. CINCINNATI, Oct, II.
The local peachers Of the Methodist
Episcopal Churches, organized Ma
tional Convention OF Trinity In this
city, electing for President, ]. Gatchell,
n. J., Ylce-Presidents, A. B. Davis,
Ohio, 2. Dalnson, Delaware; T. A.
Goodwin, Ind, Wesley Stevenson, Nd,
Recording Secretary, ". J. Klnkald,
Penn, Corresponding Secretary, W. J,
1ngraham, PENN; Treasurer, Frank
Pearson, Penn. One hundred and
twenty>one delegates attended. The
formal welcome was given Saturday.
To-day the local preachers filled vAfis
ious pulplts in the city and vicinity.
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PITTsBURGH, Oct. 1G.
Monongahela 2 feet 10 inches and
rising; thermometer Ole.
CINCINNATI, Oct 16.
River fallen inches; 7 feet II inches
In the channel; weather clear; thermom'
etpr 62o.
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HOY. JANE rHnNPsnN:

Judge Of ne Supreme Court Of Fsnn1yluutta.
PHLADELPHIA, April 2S 1856.
'I consider Hollands German BItter, a
pulGilbLe medicine in case OF attacks OF indl-
geBtion or DygpepSiA. can certify this
from my experience OF It.
YourS, with respect,
:. : JAMES THOMPSON"
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New York Dry Goods Market

The market is rather dull and
depressed TOR most classes Of goods,
especially for Imported stuffs; Cam.
brlcs adapted to ladies wear are offer
ed at 26c and upward.
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nAsOHRx IN MISSOURI.
Tho Annual Communications Mt 81.
LouIs.

The annual assemblies OF the Ma
sonic grand bodies Of Missouri, which
have been In session here the past few
days.. have concluded their business. The
attendance has been unusually large,
and much business has been transact
ed. The affairs Of the order are repre-
sented to be in q very prosperous con-
dition and the fraternity increasing In
number very rapidly,
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FrIrhrru. Accident at Ioulsvllle.
Heven Men Fall from the Ohio River
! va Bridge Distance Of 95 Feet
la 50 RIVe Killed.

Nt N.H ElNe Alllcus . t...I.
-" LoUIsvILLB, October l6. +,
A terrible accident occurred to-day
at the Ohio river bridge, which swells
the already numerous lives sacrificed In
Its construction. At $40 this afternoon
the temporary tresIle work being erect
ed Between piers 10 and II for the pur.
pose Of swinging a span, gave way by
a jerk OF the locomotive used In raising
the timbers, and six men were preclpi-
tRted distance Of 95 feet. John r.
Payne. carpenter, was instantly killed;
Jas. kerby, carpenter was cut In two
and tioated over the rapids. His body
was not recovered, Oscar Gallagher,
and VIM. Irwin, laborers, were mortal.
ly wounded; Robert Gensley, laborer,
and Matt Mcclure, carpenter, slightly
wounded. Payne leaves u wife and
child. He was formerly Of Cincinnati.
At about 2 O'Clock to-day John Bolkins,
while walking between piers Is and IA,
missed his footing, fell distance OF 95
feet and was instantly killed.
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PHILADELPHIA, October l6.
We have all the counties officially re-
ported but Butler, Potter and Juniata,
and taking these at the figures reported
on Thursday, Geary's majority Is 4,S42.
(Slgned) JOHN CovoDE.
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Volcanic Eruption ON tho West Coast
OF AfrIon,

itLl.I.i' LONDON, October 10.
Late 'adVices have been received here
from Fernando Po, that volcano In
the Cameron range on the main land
near that Island, was In an active state
OF eruption. I
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READ WHAT PEOPLE &AR.
READ FHAT PEOPLE SAT.
Who could AJAX for moro substantial teSLi.
mOny than is thus given. ."-'


... Hon, GEo. W. WOODWARD, ..s.r,
ChitJ JlLItice Of he Supreme otTt Of Pa, writes
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1851,
"I ind HoOnAndb German Blttsis Is q
good tonic, useful In diseases OF the digestive
organs, aud OF great beneilt In cases OF do
system. Yours, truly, =,
.-.E 6co. ". WOODWARD"
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HoN, anoRaE sHARswoop,

JtHtios Qf he S17rsms oourtp Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1853.
NJ have found by experience that HoOi.
lRAdS GermRn Bitten Is very good tonic,
relieving dyapepuo symptoms almost Ill.
rectly. GEORGE AHARSWOOD."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-10-18
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EYPLANA TION.

HoOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs Is
entirely vegetable, Rnd contains no liquor.
II ls o compound OF Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herbs, and BarkH from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded TO this country
To be used expressly for the manufacture Of
this BiLter. There Ia no alcoholic substance
Of any kind used In compromising the Bit
teTs, hence Il free nom all tho objections in.
CIdGnt 10 the use OF LIQUOR preparation,