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NO. 6,
ferred, l54; Ohio and MIssIsslppl 82;<.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams SO; Wells,
Fargo d Co., 10; American. S6If; United
States. 62If; Merchants' Onion II.

ferred, l64; Ohio and Mississippi S2;S.
EXPRESS SHAREs-Adams SO; Wells,
Fargo d Co., 10; American, S6If; United
States. 62f; Merchants onion II,
CtnCInnnII.
AUGUST sl.-FLouR-Steady; family
IS 76A6 90.
GnAlN-WheAt-Flrmer; closing at
u 2Oal 20 for red, aud 81 35Al45 for
whiIe, the latter for choice Kentucky.
Corn-.Dull at W, and more sellers
lhAn buyers OAlS-SteAdy at 64a6sc.
l02.
ToBAcco-In good demand 81 OOA25 20
for lugs TO prime leaf.
WHIsKY-Is unsettled:
ENTHUSIASTICALLY; very little de.
mand. Mess Pork-S93 00aS3 26. Bulk
MeAts-lSNal6No for shoulders and
sides; no sales. BaCon-Sold at loo for
shoulders 10 limited extent, and 1870
for clear rib and clear sides, TO the ex.
tent Of 10 hhds. Sugar Cured Hams
2Ss2lc. Lard-loXc.
BuTTBR-Scarcs and higher; primo TO
choice TA32c; fruit house sells 1T $50.
Ed0s-FIrm; In demand at l3Al4c,
-GRoCERIEs-Sugar-FIrm at l3HGlec
for primo. Cotree-SIeady at lSXA
OILs-LInseed oll-Flrm, and sells
at 9scaSl O0i latter jobbIng rate. Lard
Oil-Sl 42al 45.
GoLD-lSSX buying; 1874 selling.
ExCHANuE-Steady.
Chicago.
AUGUST l.-FLOUR--More active
and hrmer at S. 26A7 30 for spring
extras.
GRAIN-Wheat-.Flrmsr and 2A2Xc
higher; sales Of No. al 81 2SA1 20; No.
Eat 81 25hal n; closing at 81 28Al 26H
for No. 2; this afternoon market active
at 81 2S for No. 2 seller Septelnbe ber.
Corn-LeaS active; sales Of No, 2 ut 8Sl
SShc; rejected Vt s35faS4c; no grade
Ta82c; closing easy Ht S8c for No. 2;
this afternoon market quiet at SO hc Tor
No. . seller September. OAts-Sleady;
sales OF No. 2 at 44a44hc; rejected 89A
30Hu; closing ut 40 for No. 2. Rye
Firm aud more active: sales OF No. 2 at
vic; rejected Sla92c; closing firm at 94o
for No. and 8lHaS2o for re-
Jected. BArley-More active and 6rmer;
sales OF No. 2 ut 81 S0Al 40 cash, and
81 % seller September; closing with
buyers at 81 So cash and seller at 81 %.
BRKF CATTLE-Dull at f3 0OA4 81 X for
Texas steers and common cows; S. 00a
25 for good to choice COWS; IS 5OA5 75
for fair to medium steers; 50 4Va7 Is for
good to choice do.
Ho0S-Dull and nominal and 10a20o
lower; sales at 50 O0s9 % for common 10
fair; 50 4OaO 60 for good to choice lots.
Toledo.
AUGUST Observation-Disclosures
better; white Michigan. regular, 81 39;
No. 2 white Wabash, 81 60; am ber, 81 SO;
No. ! red, 81 50; No. red, 81 SO; No. 5
red. 81 25al 20: rejected red, 81 Us. Corn
lc better; No. !, 9ic; No. 2, o2c. rejected,
slc. OAts-A shade lower; No. l, 6Oc;
No. 2, 46c. Rye-Dull and nominal.
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TIE CASE OF DAN D DusKEY.-Ws learn
from the Writ county Democrat that the
case OF the State Us. Dan Dasky, pend
Ing before the Circuit Court OF Writ
county, charged with the murder OF
Bryan Doolau, has been concluded.
After 2rotracted and able pleadIngs by
]. A. Hutchinson, Esq, for the State,
and Messrs. p. l.. Wilson and Jatnes
Hutchinson, for the defense, the case
was submitted, on the 25th inst, to the
jury, who, after long discussion,
brought In q verdict OF guilty Of inVoI.
untGry nGnSIGughter, and imposed q
fine upon the prisoner Of hve hundred
dollars. The prisoner being unable to
pay the required fine. was committed
10 lAll. ..H..
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Des.ruettve fro at Mobile.

ST. L0UIsi August ST.
The large freight depot OF the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad al
Quincy, together with all the offices
attached and between twenty and
thirty cars, mostly laden, was burned
last night. Loss estimated at about
Sl00 900. Part Of the cars belonged 10
the Hannibal & st. 10 road. There
were several hundred kegs OF powder
In the depot OF The latter road which
were thrown into the river.
Senator Trumbull reached Omaha
yesterday from his California and
Montana trip, and will leave for home
to-day.
A German named Nicholas Rslchee
drowned himself last night. Sickness
nd dependency the cause.
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THE New York Times discussing the
practice which soms newspapers have
OF referring to contemporary editors
by name. says II isa "prolesslonal In
decorum." II remarks:
"Ii tits disorderly In parliamentary
session to call member by name, II ID
equally or more disorderly and indeco.
r0us for journalist gratuitously to
violate the editorial impersonAlity. In
these columns we know the newspaper,
but, In discussing its opinions, wa do
not feel that We are at liberty to 20
behind the sheet In which they are
printed, TO the writer's who give them
utterance, unless sigued With their
nAneS,n
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COMMERCIAL ARD FNABClAL,
Mercantile Law.

The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
has recently made a decision OF great
importance to merchants and bankers.
In what light person who endorses
promlSsory note before the payee Is TO
be regarded has long been a vexed
question. In some cases he is regarded
az q Joint and several promissor with
the maker, In other cases as a guaran-
tor to tho payes or any subsequent
lawful holder, In others as second en-.
dorser, the payee having q right to re.
strict his own prior endorsement by the
words without recourse In others still
as second endorser, merely under an
implied engagement to the payoe 10 as.
sumo the position and all the resporsl-
bilities Of first endorser. Iu IL large
majority OF cases, however, he Is treat
ed as an original promlssor or a guar.
antor, according as the evidences may
show the original contract between the
parties 10 have been.
The law being In this state Of uncer-
tainty, the Legislature OF Pennsylya.
MIA, on April 9th, 1856, passed an act
going into effect on January lst, 1856
which, following the English statute Of
Frauds and Pejuries, provided that
no action shall be brou ght whereby 10
charge the defendant upon any special
promise TO answer for the debt or de.
fault Of another, unless the agreement
upon which such action shall be
brought, or some memorandum or
note thereof, shall be In writing, aud
be signed by the party to be charged
Herewith, or some other person by him
authorized In suit brought after
this action went into effect, II was held
that person who endorses promIs-
sorry note before the payee Is within the
provisions Of the statute, and that his
signature is not the necessary note In
writing to charge him with the debt Of
another, but only imports an endorse-
meut OF commercial paper, and makes
him liable as endorser only 10 subse-
quent and not to prior holders. The
principles involved in the above case
were recently reargued before the en-.
tire Bench and were unanimously re-
affirmed by the Court.
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Tho Fire at capo May,
Heavy Destruction Of. Property.

CAPE MAY, Aug. 81.
Among the buildings destroyed are
the following: The Post ONCE. the
City Surveyors Office, the U. y. Hotel,
the American Row, formerly the
American Hotel; including several
storesi FarTls' College, HSfInal's drug
store, McMekln's new Atlantic Hotel,
all the property on both sides OF De.
catur street, BarTelL's Bowling saloon,
MCCownS Hotel, etc. Everything
was destroyed from OcsAn street on the
East to Jackson street on the West; and
from Washington street on the North,
to the beach on the South; except the
Columbia House, Central Ocean, and
La Pierre House were saved; the row
OF buildings on Washington Street op.
poslte the old American House; the
stores was damaged by water and
some Of them was torn down. EstI.
mated loss Sl76. 600, the U. s. Hotel WAS
sold last week TO Chas. Conway, Of
Phlladelpnia. for $4,000.
PHILADELPHIA, August 81.
The loss by the Cape May fire Is estI-
mated at S250.O00. Dayton, the pearl
diver, In whose store the fre original.
ed, has been arrested, charged with
causing the Gre. The United States
Hotel was valued OF t9O, 900; insured for
1900,
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Prince Napoleon as a Democrat.

New YORK, August 81.
The Herald'S special, dated Paris,
SOIh, says: The city Is full OF rumors
to-day regarding the health OF the EN-.
peror, and perfect panic prevails on
Bourse In consequence Of statements
made on the subject by different parties
and individuals. While these rumors,
which are merely the work OF stock
jobbera, are being circulated, there 10
no doubt that the state OF health Of the
Emperor is really such as to create
anxiety on the port Of the public. He
suffers from disease OF the bladder.
The different political parties In and
ont OF the Legislature are busIly specS
ulatinR rs 10 the issue Of this physlcRl
affection. The Imperial family is also
alarmed. 1t 10 said the Empress Eu.
genie will hasten back from Corsica
Immediately, In consequences Of receipt
OF news of such Import from home,
and the trip to the East will be aban.
doned,
Prince Napoleon Bonaparte intends.
It Is said, to make Democratic speech
In the Senate, some day during the en-
suing week, but his friends are opposed
to It's delivery. Just now, they allege,
II the present empire should fall, his
pretended Democracy will not save
his position In the eyes Of the French
people. The Empress condemns bis
conduct aa unwise and ungrRteiul,
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1tls said coal oil rubbed on The face
and hands and then wiped OF will leave
Ecent that will keep mosquitoes away.
Those who think the remedy less dis.
agreeable than the disease can try It. It
Is also said mosquitoes won't touch one
who poIsous himself with tobacco. We
don't blame them. ~ .- .s 1i
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GhnQntelliqerrrer:
Tho OId Tennessee Legislature to no

Tho OId Tennessee Legislature 10 no
Chilled Together.
a special telegram from Washington,
In yesterdays Cincinnati Commercial,
says Governor.eIe senter writes to a
friend 10 Washington, that he intends
calling the present Legislature Of Ten
nessee together, before their term OF Of
fee expires, 10 order that they may
ndopt the Fifteenth Amendment to the
National Constitution. Ho sHys he be-
lleVes tho amendment would bs adopt.
ed by tho new Legislature; but, as long
rs Il Is In doubt, he will make the mat.
ter sure by allowing the present LegIs
latura to dispose Of II. This, II true. is
very gratifying announcement.
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A CHINANAN recently delivered q
lecture In Troy, In which he defended
the Chinese custom OF compressIng the
feet OF women. Toe feet OF the Chinese
ladies are compressed In much the same
manner, he supposed, as the European
ladies reduce the slZe OF their waists,
and he declared It as his opinion that Ii
Is no more painful 10 compress the feet
than II is the waist,
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION,

HooFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no lIquor.
u IL q compound OF Fluid Extracts, The
Roofs. Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made. are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by u scientific chemist. These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
10 be used expressly tor the manufacture Of
this BltleH. There II no alcoholic substance
Of any kit d used in cOmp0undinH the Bit
tetH, hence II FREQ from all [ no objections In
clhenl " tho use OF LIQUOR preparation.
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PRICEs,

1oonNu1 lernOu BIttsrS, per bottle MUO
nalIdoEen 90
Aooaauds Gormsn Tonic, pal up In QUAR-
bottles, u ~ pOt bottle Ur a hall dozen fof
Do not forget 70 examine WalI the ar.
lcle you buy, IL order 70 Eet the genuine,
Eot eale 0y druggists aud DeSletI 10 Med.
S'us sNoryWlei0, iyl2
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BUFFALO August u,
The annual gathering OF the AmerI.
can Spiritual Association took place
to-day. About 200 delegates were
present, representing associations from
Massachusetts, New York, Vermont,
New Jersey, Michigan, Ohio, PsnnSyl:
van 10, and Kansas. The session will
probably occupy three days.
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Tho susquonnna Railroad ImbrOrllO.

ALhANAi august ~,
No witnesses were examined ysster.
day In the SusquehauR Railroad res
ceivershlp. The examination has now
been adjourned I'LL the fifteenth Of
September. Judge Hogubuom holds
special term Of the Supreme Court to-
morrow, when a motion will be made
10 confirm the order Of Judge Peckham,
appointing Robert q. Prnyn receiver,
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QUEBRC.
Strike and Disorder Among the shin

Strike and Disorder Among the ship
LAboFeFa.
QUEBEC, August 81.
The ship laborers are on a strike and
the trade ofthe port Is almost at stand
still. Yesterday the laborers society,
numbering $500 persons, marched In
procession through the streets, and
their Conduct was so dIsorderly that the
military were called out TO prevent o
riot. The Mayor and several promi.
nent citizens, very roughly han.
died.
Arch Bishop KendrIck, OF 81. Louis,
10 now here, on his way TO Rome. He
preached TO large congregation at St,
PAtrlck's cathedral yesterday.
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GOVERNOR BOUTWELL, Is at Grotou,
Mass, engaged on hls annual report,
and will be In Washington In few
days, There is quite a struggle for the
vacancy In his old district, the 7th.
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CAUTION.

nOoaand's German Remedies are counter.
ielled. SEQ that The signature OfC, u. JACK.
Bun Is on the wrapper Oi each bottle, AL
OthoIS are cOunlerIIsl,
Principal OrncO und Nfnnufactory at tho
German Medicine HtorO, No, 6SI ARCH SuSot,
Philadelphia, P.L
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor.
FornGrlS Z, N. JACKSON & Co.
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GEN. SHERMAN 10 said to favor re-
moving the army head quarters from
Washington TO 81. Louis. The law will
have TO be changed, however, before 1t
can be done.
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Important Railroad aovem ant In
nISsourI.

ST. LOUIS, August 81. .
Alarge Convention " o. held at Spring
field, Missouri, on the 25Ih 10 consider
the project Of building a Railroad from
Kansas city, Missouri, to Memphis,
Tennessee, via Springfield, Missouri.
Most Of the counties along the line OF
the proposed road were represented
and much interest was manifested.
Resolutions were adopted setting forth
the Importance Of the road, and tenn
porRry organization effected aud n
board OF directors elected with Colonel
J. M. Richardson, OF Springfield, As
President. and Colonel ]. N. EIdridHe,
Secretary,
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The Apprenended Riot at scranton,
PennSylVanin.



Volunteers Enrolled,
SCRANTON, Pa, August 81.
All Is qRlet here tonight, The bars
and saloons In the city have been closed
BY order Of Mayor Hill. Four hun.
dred special police have been sworn in
and seven hundred citizens have been
enrolled as volunteers under command
OF Colonel Charles Z. Boyce. All the
coal mines are heavily guarded, Al
the request Of miners belonging here,
but employed In other districts, who
have returned since It was voted to re.
sume work, that question has been re-
opened and 6nal ballot will be taken
by the Miners Union at ten O'Clock 10.
morrow morning. Six mines were
worked to-day, but none with full
force. Many miners from other locaIi-
tleS LEFT on the evening trains, The
miners Of the Delaware q Hudson Ca
nal Company, at OIyphant, voted to-
day TO return to work.
Respects SOrAdjuSiment Favorable.
New YoRK, August 81.
Advlces from Scranton say that the
miners are not at work 10 day, but in
vHderS have been cleared away, and
the prospects Of an early settlement OF
tho trouble were gratifying,
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SasnrauEE.
lnEll Insurance Company
$4,000,

I50, 900,
Directors.
SAh'L MCCLHLLAN, GEORGE MKNDRI.
Z, II. LOGAN, THo8. r. BHALI,CIosg
g. ". FAANEHEIH, J. N. VANCE,
J. 81. HoBBs, MICHAEL REIL-Er,
LOUIE Q. STTEL.
This company how having boon Organized
nye yearH, and In that TINS done q success.
iul business, ls still prepared TO take risks at
talr rates on Buildings OF all kinda, Merchan-
disc, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur.
nlture, steam BOaLI and carHoes on the WeF-
tern Rivers and Lakes. THIS company Of
ieR superior Inducements 10 Farmers, wher0-
oy they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
ulture, Barns, and contents for or yeaN at
reduced rates. ThIs being slate company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company In the
5tatei and composed of some ninety. four
STOCK holders, moaL OF whom are among our
oeSt business men, recommends It8elf 10 the
favorable consideration OF the ingurlnE
public and SolicltS their patronage. Applj.
cations for Insurance will be promptly alton
ded 70 At their ONCE, No. % Monroe street, or
M ther' several agencies throughout the
State.
@. N. COEN, Seoy,
b. Z. DICK, Asst SOC'y,
BAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President,
iablq-l6W
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A W Campbell, CD Hubbard,
ThomaS HOrnbfook, JR Hubbard,
George Adams, Samuel LGughlin,
Jacob HornbTOok, Edwin Hornbrook,
II X List, WB Simpson,
John Il Wilson, John Mcclure, Jr,
j Clark, John K Botsford,
HRml d McColioch, Augustus Pollock,
John y McDermot, III Williams,
Robert Pratt, Hugh CLARK,
Joseph seybo!d. Hildrelh,
Martin l. Hill, A9 Robinson,
W + POIeHon, Chester D Knox,
J y Trlmble, Crispin oglebay,
W ii List, LBDelaplRin,
John Blshop, james Dalz9ll,
John Donlon, Rhodes,
George X Wheat; James Gllchiist,
W Singleton, Thomas H Logan.
Henry W Fhher, samuel ] Boyd,
JCOr, J,E Umstol,
Alex II ForGGy. MT Wayman,
John Baird, A Turner,
Thos B!alr, A ReymAnn,
Jas " Warden, CT RaWlinR,
Il " Crothers, Hiram Young,
VIZ Holiday, Thos G CulbSItSon,
Iialah Warren D9pJapin Fisher,
s A Healou, IL B Hubbard,
Geo b Caldwell, Il c BonhRm.
q L CrAnmer, BF Caldwell,
r CranGle, CIV Kennedy,
RI smyih, John Reid,
James Cummins, John R.id, Jf,,
Samuel Lewis, B Bloomfield,
Augustus Campbell. Lakin, ...
J a Armstrong. Aleck Devenny. )
Il LWooimaasee, Edward BAIE,
Z MyeEs, @ II Parks,
VIM Ming NlooD, EW Paxton,
Wm Bailey, JHOglebAy,
D Z List, N Wilkinson,
A 3 Todd. GW Boyd,
III L Todd. Isaac z Blanchard,
Geo MendeI, Vim Shells,
Vim Hastings, Thomas c McAEee,
John Carlln, joshua Bodley,
DB Metiwain, Jos A MetcalK,
Joseph Graves, Oh Collier,
OC Dewey, JR Greer,
JeEss 3 Whest. John " Sanders,
VIM ] Robb. Thos H MoDE,
William Graham, IAatc Irwin,
] Morgan, 1T Mcclure,
A Dsolmon, sN PrRthes,
Goo H Tay lor, D BAguley,
] n Vance, JSnyder,
saml Irwin, JH stallman,
B b Stone, John e HoEvey,
AuS't schwsrtferger, Henry Crangle,
Phillip Schuhle, WIN Berryhill,
Louis Keller, Lewis Jones,
John oesterlInG, RoOt Campbell.
j LSutel, tobL Gibson,
y H Woodward, Theodore FIuk,
John Frissell, James n Dillon,
e 4 HildTeLh, Samuel Adams.
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Mox. JAMEs THOMPSON,

Judge Of he Supreme c0tr. Qf Psntlyluanta,
PHILADELPHIA, April Is 1855.
IL consider HOotlaudS German Blttsrs, q
VGIUable medicine IN case OF attacks OF lndi.
G'hiIon or dyspepsia, | can certify this
from my experience OF II,
Yours. with respect,
JAMks TAUAPSOE,"
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China ROcOEuIHes mr.. BurIingAme'S
Treaties.

PARIS, August 81.
The capture. of Hokadodl by the Mi.
kado 10 confirmed.
The newspapers Of this city assert
that BnrllngAne hasrecelved dispatch
from the Chinese government express.
Ing q cordial recognition Of the treaties
he concluded with America and differ
ent EuropeAn SLateH.
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Proposed Internal .onAl Exposition a,
Buffalo.

BUFFALO. August 81.
Preparations for the International
Exposition are being rapidly brought
to conclusion. The grounds ndjoln-
ing the skating rink are now enclosed.
The Treasury Department has Instruct.
ed tho collectors OF customs to admit,
duty Tree from Canada, articles OF ex.
hibttiou under bonds for sixty days.
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EMPLOYMENT so certainly produces
eheerfulnesR, says Bishop Hall, that
| have known man come home In
high spirits from fuueral because he
had the management ofit.'
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PGTTsHuRGH, August 81.
MononRahelR two feet and rising.
Weather clear and cool; Thermometer
CINCINNATI, August 81.
Weather clear; thermometer IA.
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WHEELING vA WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1869

oursj and wero its continuance possible
by tho will Of tho majority, which 1t 10
not, the end could not be other than dis.
aStrous to the public welfare. An en-.
lightened public sentiment therefore de-
mands that there shall be no adherence to
such a practice longer than absolutely
necessary, and we have daily evidence
that change to this effect is going on not
only in our own locality, but throughout
West Virginia.
Hence, in conclusion, every considera.
ton that can appeal to US from the better
instincts Of our human nature in favor Of
that mercy toward the erring which we oil
need, down to the best interests Of our
lay before our Republican brethren Of Of
Ohio county these views, and to ask them
to unite with US in giving them effect in
the canvass this fall.
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Hon, GEoRoE sAAnswoop

6atIeO Qr he Supreme Court q P6InEyIr1ntd.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno /, 1859.
Il have found By experience that Hoof,
lads German Bilters lS u very good tonic,
relieving dyBpepIG EymptOIuS almost dl.
Ieclly. UkORGE E9hARSWOOD."
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The price paid for tho Boston Adver
tiSer, u few DAYS ago, was S225. 900. Six
years ago, the paper sold for S40.0
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EMBRsoN lost that pair OF gloves he
bet with DR.. Holmes on the boat race.
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Important Judicial Decision Tn
Boston.
BosToN, August 81,

BOSTON, August 81,
The case OF the Royal Bank, OF
Liverpool vS. Grand junction Railroad
and Depot Company, brought TO res
cover the amount Of one hundred
bonds, dated July l, 1850, has been de-
clded In favor OF the plaintiffs. The
amount In litigation was SsIs,OOO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

A grea. hre is raging In Dismal
swamp. Many miles OF fences and
cord-wood have been destroyed and
numerous wild animals have been
driven out Into the open country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01

GENERAL RoSEcRANs Is speculatIug
In lead In California.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-09-01
Hoy. GEO. W. WOODWARD.

ChtSf JlHtice q he Supreme Court u IA, writes,
pHILADELPnIA, March 10, 1857.
~ find HOOdIudd German BlttaTB il O
eOod toxic, useful in diseases OF tho digestive
organs, and OF great Uonent in cases Of de-
hlilty, AID want OF nervous action in the
VEU. w. WOODWARD"