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Allegheny Cattle l1arket.


CATTLE-The number of cattle on
sale at the Allegheny yards on Monday
was unusually light, aRgregating $40
head. AS compared with last week the
market was stronger and more active,
and good cattle sold readily at full
prices, AS has been the case for some
time past, there were but comparatively
few good cattle in market. and while
prime fat steers sold quick at 71za8c;
light and Inferior stock was dull, and
did not bring, relatively, as good prices.
There appears to be little or no demand
for stock cattle, which may be attributed
to the fact that there were no country
buyers, farmers, generally, being busily
engaged in looking after their crops.
SHRRP-There was pretty full sup
ply of this class of stock on sale-about
1900 head-and, as has been the case for
some time past, they were mostly inte~
rior in regard to quality; se1uently
while prime sheep sold readily at full
and to effect sales, concessions had to
be made. ThoEe was one drove OF some
700 head, from Tuscarawas county,
Ohio, that, deserves special mention. Il
was the hardest looking drove of sheep
that has been in market for many q day;
the pick is reported as having sold at
81 90 to 81 25 per head, and between six
ty and seventy lambs were bought out
OF the same drove for $24, or less than
600 per head. 1t was thought the whole
lot would not average above 40 to 5Oc
per head. Prime to extra fat sheep
sold at "a 50a5 90 per head, and lambs at
81 O0A3 so.
Hoas-Continue very dull, while
prices are nominRlly unchanged. Sales
in retail way at S9a10 so per cWt.
gross, as to quality and condition.
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OHIO.
state Convention or temperance Men
They BeGupn q Ticket or their own.
Mansfield, o., JulH14.
morrow.

state Convention or temperance Mem
They Set up q Ticket OF their OWn.
Mansfield, o., july II.
The State Prohibition Convention
met here to-day, J. A. Sumner, of
Summit, Chairman, and DIR. @. 81. Mer-
rick, Of Cleveland, Secretary. There
we're delegates present from the 9th,
7th. 9Th, 9th, 18th, 14th, 18th and 18Th
Dlstricts-about forty in number. The
following resolutions were adopted:
ReS0lVed, That we reaf1irm the plat
form adopted at the Crestline conven.
tlon, regarding it as but courteous to
our friends In other States to waive the
settlement of complete national plat
form until the convention in Chicago
on the first of September.
ReS0lUed, That Il is the duty of the
Ohio State Temperance party to nom>
mate no one for any off1ce,-StRte,
county or township, except such as
have submitted to the Cristline tenn
perance platform.
J, Odell offered other resolutions ex-
p1anatory of the objects of the tenn
perance political movement, and the
reason they were adopted. The NOM
nations for State officers were then
read as follows: Governor, ]. E. In
gersoll, of Cuyahoga; Lieut.. Governor,
DR.. Wadsworth, OF Clncinnati; Treas
urer Of State, Thos. Edmundson, of
Clark; Attorney General, ]. A. Sum.
mers, of Summit county; Member of
Board of Public Works, l.. B. Silver, OF
Columbiana county. After the trans
action of further unimportant business
the convention adjourned.
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NEWS ITEMs.

The first foundation-stone of the
new Capitol, for the State of New York
was laid at Albany, Wednesday morn
ing, 7th inst. The stone was massive
limestone from the ,quarries on the
shore of Lake Champlain. It was laid
on the concrete, which is the first In
Rredient OF the foundation, and which
forms q rock of several feet in thick :
ness over the entire surface to be COW
cred by the structure.
Duluth, the new city at the head of
Lake Superior, aspires to rival Chicago,
and the only paper of the place, the
MinneSottGn, publishes aH this IS sens6nie dan,e
want any body but mechanics, railroad
Workmen and farmers to come to Du-
iuth at present. We are not ready for
anv other people. Besides, we warn
every body, of every grade, to bring
two blankets with them. Every man
takes his bed and walks.'"
Secretary Boutwell, is in receipt Of
all sorts of letters from all sorts of peo-
ple on the subject of finance. One Of
the latest productions OF this character
comes from we'll informed gentleman
who is confident that he has hit on an
entirely new financial scheme, one of
the immediate effects of which If car
ried out, will, in his opinion, be the
bringing OF greenbacks to par. he has
been promised an audience by the
Secretary, but he will not communi-
cate his plan to the Government with.
out the assurance that he will be re-
compensed If his theory should be
found of any practical value.
The Richmond Enquirer and Er-
duiner gives report that as soon as
the official returns are all in, General
Candy will remove Governor Wells
and appoint Governor Walker Provis-
ional Governor of Virginia, to serve
until the State Is admitted. i-s.
retaliation for being compelled to close
III cir own places of business. on the
Lord 's day, commenced Sunday to shut
nm all Sunday working places except
printing offices. They don't want TO
have the newspapers down on them."
Verify they are wise In their genera
ton. s..E
Cincinnati failing to get Craig
Sprague sensation, the grand jury there
makes the following presentment
against the Red Stocking club: "While
wa. az GOOD citizens, congratulate our
vounq men (Red Stockings) on their
yictorious career over all competitors
in the United States, we would ae the
same time warn them, and all others
who participate in all such exciting
81
that they be careful not to violate the
laws of God or man." -. z
-Small-pox has broken out In the
Montana mining regions, it being taken
up on the steamer Utah. from benton;
The Montanese are alarmed, put ma
consolation in the thought that the
dreaded pest may get amongSthe 5n-
dians, and settle the red$mansdlmcu1ty
in short order.
"A Buffalo bow was lost the other
night. After searching for him till two
O'Clock In the morning. at the suggeS'
ton of neighbor his parents looked
in his bed. Bnb was there sound asleep,
having gone TO bed without saying
good night. $500
AT White Sulphur. Springs. Vir-
Rinia, the 'told hag" was unfnrIed on
the 4th-the frat time in eight years.
The additional gratifying announce
ment is made that the band played
Hail Columbia, Star Spangled Banner
and Yankee Doodle.
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WHEELING WEST VA THURSDAY MORNING, JULY Is,

just appointed to protect, in my coun-
try, not only your material interests.
but also to strengthen more, and more
II possible, the bonds of brotherhood
and the relations of friendship between
these two people of the same continent,
never separated by the slightest dis
cord. 1 find myself among you, near
your wise Government, honored with
equal duties, very pleasing to my heart;
and l can assure you that your illustri-
Gus countryman, the Hon. Henry L.
OF Brazil and by all the Brazilians with
the same love and high consideration
they bestow on the Government and
people OF the United States, and feel
pleasing presentment that the Hon.
Mr.. Blow will realize perfectly the
wishes of both countries."
The party broke up at late hour,
after one OF the most delightful festivals
than has ever taken place in st. Louis.
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The Chinese Labor Convention at
Memphis.
Speech by a Chinaman-AII about the
CelestIals.

MEMPHIS, July IA.
The Chinese Labor Convention met
this morning. Tyekin, q Chinaman,
two years in this country, now residing
In Louisiana, addressed the Convention
and stated that over 5000 Chinese now
in the West Indies, among many much
distress prevails because they were not
selected with proper care, as to ettec.
tive dock hands, laborers and artisans.
Many were vicious criminals who have
been sent on the plantation to work
at labor they are not familiar with.
Agriculture laborers can easily be pro-
cured through proper agents from the
interior of China. In Cuba they are
paid four dollars per month. Farm
hands are paid SlS 20 per year in
China. where living is 80 cheap, and
that $50 pounds OF rice costs them two
dollars.
Women work In the fields of China,
only city women having small feet.
Not one in fen Is lover of strong
drink. Comparatively few are opium
eaters. II Is . luxury that only rich
and city people can afford to indulge
In. Out Of fifty now living in Donald
500, only one is a whisky lover:
They are easily managed, being pa.
tient, industrious, doclle, tractable and
obedient. The products of China are In
many ways similar to those OF the
Southern States, and Chinese would
easily become successful workers OF
Southern land.
Mr.. Roopmsn arrived at noon, and
addressed the Convention, stating that
his house has brought SO, 900 Chinese to
California, where the poor are now
engaged as mechanics and in railroad
works. They are paid from 80 cents to
81 10 in gold, per day. as laborers.-
They could be induced to come from
but can be obtained much cheaper in
China, and under a five years. contract
could be had for $40 to $l2 per month.
Mr.. r. says they are not at all reliable,
unless security is exacted, and will
take service with others If higher wages
is offered.
The Convention adjourned until to-
morrow.
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River ana Weather.
CINCINNATI, June II.
Weather clear. Thermometer 92o.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
wheeling wholesale market.
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
Julv IL. 1869.


Flour is steady with q fair busi-
ness doing. Wheat is scarce and slight.
ly advanced. Corn and oats are held
firmly but sales are slow. Provisions
are very firm and the tendency Is
toward higher figures.
The Chicago Republican, of Monday,
q paper that has warm side for the
"buil interest,"" speaks as follows in
regard to the crop prospects: The very
warm weather has been very benefi-
cial to the crops, and accounts from
grain sections are more promising than
to our assertion Of two orthree weeks
ago, that If the fine weather came
isft 5 to the nstnraI laws Of sup
ply and demand. The winter
wheat gathered in the southern part
is an improvement, both as to quality
and WELD, over last year, and the fears
OF bad crops, 80 prevalent throughout
the West two weeks ago, are rapidly
and should the frosts hold
on in the fall, and the weather from
this time forth continue favorable,
there Is no danger but that the yield of
withstanding the season Is pretty well
advanced.
BUrrER-Prices continue firm; choice
sells readily at 20a25c. -
CANDLEs-City mould summer, tall
low, 14a141<c; star 22a25c.
COTTON YARNs-StandRrd 43c, Cotton
Batting 2Oa3Oc; Candle Wick 45a471<c;
Cotton Twine 45a477<c.
CARBON Om-2sc per gallon and
charge for package.
CaBRsR-Market dull and lower,
sales OF Goshen at 17c; Factory 16K.
EaGs-Demand light and market dull
at 16 to Ito.
FEATHERs-Liye Geese may be quo
ted at 700 and dull.
FLoUR-The market presents no new
worthy ofspecia1 notice. We
quote Fancy at 81 70 for strictly White
Wheat; Red Wheat family S6 25a6 so;
q 5Oa6 90; Rye $6 90.
FIsH-Market steady; We equote Mack
eral No. 2 half bbls. $40 so; No. s me-
dunn $6 so: No. 8 large 81 90; Lake
Herring s. 25; White Fish 81 so; Lab.
rador Herring $11 90.
GRA1N-Wheat-Market unsettled
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Banquet to Hon. H. +. Blow.

oEs AOOAog Su4y AO' &
The complimentary banquet to Hon.
Henry T. Blow, of this city, on the eve
of his departure to assume the duties
Of Ministerto Brazil, which is in pro-
0ress at the Southern Hotel tonight,
Is a very brilliant affair. Large num-
hers of personal friends and m8ny dis
tipguished gentlemen of this and other
States are present. The large dining
room of the Southern Hotel Is hand
somely decorated, and fine band un-
der the leadership OF Waldemer and
Vogel, two celebrated musicians of this
citY. discourses elegant music. Among
the persons present Is le Chevelier d. j.
G. MaRahaens, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotenttary OF the
Brazilian Empire to the United States.
The following are the regular toasts
were brief, pointed. appropriate ana
eloquent, and elected most hearty ap-
sThe President of the United States
Response by Hon. John 8. Phelps.
2, 'The Emperor of fBrazil'-Respons
by the Brazilian Minister.
8. our honored guest ID. i. blow
Response by Mr.. BloW-after very
beautiful and appropriate address to
that gentleman by Capt. ]. B. Edds..
4. The American Flag'-Response by
Hon. Carl SchurZ.
s. The state of Missouri ana the CITY
of st. Louis'-Response by Lieut.. GOV.
T, o. Stanard.
6. tOur commercial relations with
South America'-Rssponse by. Hon.
James ]. Lindley. 4,
The following IL the response of the
brazilian Minister to the second toasts:
n friendship among men of the same
conntry is pleasing to God, how much
T~ore will the Father of the human
rsce delight in seeing this heavenly
tseIine we'll received by all his children
snread under difticult names over all
1ba snriace Of the earth. To propagate
these GOOD relations between the people
hv the mutual exchange OF Their knoWl-
edee. by the productions fdiherent In
dnstries ought to be the duty OF every. ,.
hodv. and above all; of statesmen. But
to achieve these precious oenenS II y
NOT sufficient that the rich producLions
OF the soil and the material ana ssten inssuo
naents of modern science which snoEten 4i p
time should be brought into u9e:i tt Is
also necessary that the moral lnstLu- lns,.I.
ment. man himself, who has to LOOK VIII VIII
ZesIous eve after these great Interests
~ Nations should be thus useful. cor:
SiaIiy thank you for this great marx o.
consfderation bestowed on me by your
Eind invitation to this friendly banquet.
given in honor ofyour illustrious friend
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mARKErs BIZ TELEGKAPH.
NEW YORK, July !

> NEW YORK, July IA.
CorroN-Opened steady with fair
inquiry, and closed dropping; "sales of
2, 800 bales at 34hc for uplands.
FLoUR-Quiet and without change in
GRA1N-Wheat-steady with a fair
export demand. at 81 48a1 81 for No.
spring. Rye-Heavy at 81 26a1 q for
western. Oats-DuIl and heavy at S1c
for Western afioat. Corn-Dull at 70a
7sc for unsound, and 90a931<c for sound
mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-Q at $32 25a
32 so for mess, cash and regular. Beef
Steady and quiet. Cut Meats-Firm
with moderate demand. Bacon-Dull
and nominal. Lard-Quiet at 19Ha
1875 for good to prime steam.
EGGs-Firm at 24a26c.
DRY GOODS MARKET.
Market very quiet.
MONEY AND sTnOKs.
MoNEY-Firmer and active at per
cent currency to per cent gold.
STERLIN0-Firm at 109Aa11O..
GoLD-.Opened at 1379S; closing 1874
1917 with light transactions.
GOVERNMENT BoNDS---Active and
firmer at close. The three millions
purchased by the treasurer to-day cost
from 120 15-100 to 120 38 100. Nine mill
lions were offered in response to query
The Secretary of the Treasury declines
purchasing any bonds but 5.20s. Most
Of tho bonds purchased by the govern
ment were delivered to the treasurer
to-day thus easing the money market
somewhat. Closing prices are: Cou-
pons of 'SI, 1908; do '62, 1237S; do '64,
l2lT; do '65, 12l1S; do new, 12016; do
81 12029; do '6s, 12o7S; 10 4Os' 1lo<;
Smo01s Wcstor,,. T1rio1 Ta1aoranh
375S; Pacific Mail s65s; New York Cen
tra1 2O62<; Harlem 1857; Hudson 176N;
Reading 945S; Michigan Central 1929;
Michigan Southern 106A; Illinois Cen
trail IA; Pittsburgh 108H; Northwest
ern 88; Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnati 751f; Rock Island 1171S; st. Paul
7s Wa5ssh AaG Tx f. TO- WSyoe oSio spd 1S Mis Iis
EXPRESS SHAREs-Wells Fargo q
Co. 231<; Adams SO; American 421S;
United States 72.
Cincinnati.
JULY 14.-FLoUR-Scarce and hrm;
GRI1N-Wheat-Duli and unchang-
ed; red at 81 25a1 35. Corn-In better
supply and dull at 77a79c. Oats-Firm
at 72a75c. Rye-$1 15.
CoTToN-Firm at $50.
4O0AGNO-AA kOOA ACA4sAAAS 91AO6 4SS
hhds at IS 2Oa17 75.
WHIsKY-Firm at 81 90; sales 300
bbls.
PRov1s1oNs-Firm though not much
done. Mess Pork-Held at sSS, but
$32 75 was the best offer made. BUZZ
Meats-Ffrm at 10a133<c. BaconTGen.
orally held Lc higher; shoniders az
14kc with sales; sides held at l12za1eNc
for clear rib and clear. sugar cured
Hams-In good demand at 2le2l1c'
now asking &c; second pickle at 1Sa20c;
plain at I7I<c. Lard-Held at Ice; nos
sales.
OTIs-No change. Linseed OIL at
S1a1 OF. Lard Oil-$1 35a1 40.
GRoCERIRs-Unchang and firm.
GoLD-136N buying.
ExoHANaE-FirmR at par buying.
MoNEY-Market easy at Sa10 per cent.
Toledo.
July 14.-FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
GRAIN-Wheat-1c better and active;
amber 81 48aI 4S1< seller the month and
on spot; white Michigan regular at
81 42; No. l white held at 81 "a; No.
red 81 43; No. 2 red 20 better at 81 SO.
Corn-2c better and excited; No. l at
$50 on spot; 500 buyer July and seller
August. Oats-Steady at 71c for No.
and Michigan. Rye-Steady at 81 10
LOE MichiRan.
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ST. LOUIS.
Gen. Carr's Report OF his Flight with
the InutanB.

the Indians.
Another Prize Fight Agreed ON.
r.. Sr. LOUIS, July IA.
A dispatch from Omaha gives the
following report from GEN. r. A. Carr,
of his operations against the Indians:
On the 11th inst, 1 surprised viii
lage OF Dog soldiers and Cheyennes in
command Of Tall Bull, killed SO. and
captured II women and children:
Tall Bull. They had two white women
that were taken on the Saline. They
murdered one, whose first name was
Christian burial. They attempted to
murder Maria Weighed, but the ball
glanced on a rib and she will probably
recover.
The surprise was very complete for
such an open country. They did not get
off with a single pack, and left most of
their saddles. They will have no shelter
find buffalo. We captured $50 animals,
SO lodges, 40 rifles, 20 pistols, a number
of robes and quantity of camp equip
page, which was destroyed. The names
of the chiefs captured are Good Bear,
Whistler, Powder Face, Pretty Bear
and Stain Face Bull.
"We followed them for fifteen days.
anu 1Ounu Lu6Lu dG q SpEluB ehSL Vi Lue
South Platte, near Valley Station.
They still have many animals. We
galloped over fifteen miles through hills
Of deep sand. Our horses entirely
gave out and some died. They will re-
QuIre several weeks rest. 1 am coming
to Fort Sedgwick."
A dispatch from st. Joseph, Mo-,
Howard Scientific College, with FOUR
teen scientific students, arrived here
this evening via the Lake Superior
mining region. They go from this
place to visit the Colorado mining re-
gions."
A match between Tom Allen and
Charles 9: Gallagher for prize fight
was closed yesterday afternoon. The
battle is to take place on the 18th OF
August, within fifty miles of st. Louis,
for $500 side, open for an increase to
q 900, and the excursion money.
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Reported Sailing OF a Cuban ENpedI.
tIOn from New London.

NEW YoRK, July IA.
The Sun says 1t was rumored in the
city yesterday that large expedition
with q supply of arms and men sailed
from New London for Cuba under COM
mand OF Col. Ryan, whose expedition
encamped on GARDENERS Island. The
person in charge of the:Cnban recruits,
who would most likely know of such q
movement, said the rumor was a nom
sensical one. Col. Ryan, who is said to
be In command, was left on Gardner's
Island some two weeks ago with 1000
men. Information renders 1t certain it
was done yesterday morning. His men
were not armed, and he had no vessel.
His departure from the Island is almost
impossible unless he receives boats
from the city. The Cuban Junta Or
dered Col. Ryan to disband his forces
week ago, but as yet he has not
obeYed,
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TIE STATE IMMIGRATION
RELIEF SOCIETY

WEST vIRGIFIA Z a.
Incorporated october 49, 1865.
UJHIs BENEVOLENT SOCIETY 1s NOW
f1Iiy orEaniEed and ready for subscribers
E6-membershlp, All persons Of good health
9 70 1nanrsIit1 Of the age OF Is 10 60 years,
11ithont reesrd to sax, can become members
N me Society. All those Wishing to join the
dersigned on
saturday Evening, March "a, 1850,
At O'Clock,
ToEubseribe their names and leave their app
cheerfulIy given at any time by
ONCE ON Market street, upper end Of the
9Th Ward Market, mar2S-2taw
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PRICES 3 I.

aoonsud's German BltterA per bottle 81 90
Hoonand,s German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, 81 so per bottle or q half dozen for
n 80.
arDo not forget to examine well the ar
ucIe you buy, In order TO get the genuine.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers In NED
cine everywhere. SA
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CAUTION.

Hoonand's German Remedies @ are e connE9K{- me-
SON is on the wrapper OF eacn OoIGlo' "a"
others are counterfeit. =. ,ba
Principal ONCE and AannIacCo6S g. St,snt
Philadelphia, Pa. +,....,-,a,or
Formerly Q. n. JACKSON q Oo'
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VIRQIRIA.

Tho Question OF InauguraGInE tne
new Government.--APO POInt-On GEN.
-.r- Candy.
NRw YORK, July 1S.
The HerGLd's Richmond dispatch
says: When Gen. Candy commanded
in North and South Carolina in 1867,
the reconstruction elections were held,
and he not only inaugurated Governor
Holden Immediately, but directed that
the members elect of the Legislature be
to their seats without taking
the test oaths. 1t Is now claimed, ac-
cording to his own construction, that
Governor Walker, OF Virginia. should
test oath for the members Of the Vir-
ginia Legislature should be suspended.
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WASHINGTON.
Proclamation Ordering the MIssIs.
sIppI Election.

WASHINGTON, July II.
Major Wolford, of Mississippi, is here
in behalf of the conservative Republic
cans of that State. He visited General
Sherman this evening and received
ton and election in Mississippi will be
impartial.
The military officers who conducted
the registration and electionin Virginia
will be ordered to Mississippi for the
same duty.
A proclamation providing for an cleo
ton in Mississippi on the fourth Tues
day of November, has been signed by
the President.
Mr.. Moorhead, representative of the
Commercial Convention held at Mem.
phis on the 18th OF May last, sails to-
day to place the results Of that body's
deliberations before the Commercial
Exchanges of the principal cities of
Europe,
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PEHHsxLvANIA.

Democratic state ConventIOn-MOmI.
nation for Governor.
HARR1sBURG, July IA.
The Democratic Convention met this
morning. and selected Mr.. Hopkins
of Washington, u CAss man, tempora"
~ chairman. The Convention then
adjourned till afternoon. 4a..
LATRR-P. M.-Hon. Asa Packer was
nominated for Governor.
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ORGANS.
EXPLANA TTON.
EXPLANATION.

HoOFLANDs GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor
1t is a compound OF Fluid Extracts. Ihe
Roots, Herbs, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered in Ger,
many, all the medical virtues are EXTRACTED
extracts are then forwarded to this country
10 be used expressly for the nanutacture OF
this Bitters. There ts no alcohoilc suostance
ters. hence 1t free from all the objections IN
cident TO the use of a liquor preparation.
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CUBAU
HAvAnA. JulY 14.

HAVANA, July IA.
The remains OF Consul Stedman was
inferred at Santiago. Seventy omclals,
clvtlI military and toreign1 accom-
panied the body to the grave.
The weather Ii very hot and dry and
much sickness throughout the island
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uou aropaE sHARswooD,

y,..tics Of Lte Supreme Court Of Pe'''tsytran'd
PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1889.
"1b bave found by experience that hooI'
Ia,:dis German Bitters Is very goon Hol13SS' AZ
relieving dyspepue sympt99Ianas n p9 nasSWm9D. NW1mTS9SDf
rectly. GEOhan 9kA Ak'' J"