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"A western young man who had been
reading Horace Greeley's What | Know"
went in search of farm, and finding one for
sale, began to bargain for it. The seller
mentioned as one of its recommendations
that it had very cold spring on it. All
aw !" said the flop; | won't take it, then for
have heard that cold spring ruined the
crops last year, and | don't want place
with such drawback upon it,"
A young Prussian officer who doubted the
love of his betrothed, after the battle of Grave
lotte directed friend to inform her that he
was among the killed The report was made
and while the young man was waiting to hear
how she would take it, the news came that she
was dead, having committed suicide at once
upon receiving the communication. Her death
so impressed her young lover that he is now
in Berlin insane asylum hopelessly mad.
"A Cincinnati dentist, who had become
nervous by frequent burglaries in his vicinity
was somewhat startled recently, by having I
man come daily at the same hour each evening
aud sit on his doorstep. He finally suggested
that il it would be all the same to him, hi
would be pleased to have him divide his at
tentions, and sit on some neighbours doorstep
awhile. But it wouldn't be the same
shouted the visitor in return, "nor anything
| like it. You are dentist and | have an in
fernal aching tooth that haven't the courage
to have pulled. come here every afternoon
trying to make up my mind to have it out,
and as soon as | come in sight Of your house
it stops aching, and as long as sit on your
| doorstan WHARF the confonnded thing knows ia
can get pulled if it gives trouble, have some
rest. Now if you want me to 60 to another
dentist will" ooh, no." was the reply, sun
der those circumstances stay by all means, my
friend
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-19

BUTTER. St. Adams market yesterday
was moderately active at the following prices ;
Fair, zoe Good, 22c. Prime, 25c, ; and Rx-
ira, 27c. Cheese, l24c. TO l3c.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-19

STORE SoLp.-Mesrs. Babcock & Cutler, oui
enterprsing and popular Druggists, have pur
chased the store building owned and occupied b,
Mr. n. y. Brooks. Price $1,000 The design
we suppose, is to fit it up for their extensive and
growing business, and it is one Of the best sites
in town While we are glad Of the purchase
we shall regret the sale it it involves the loss of q
business man 80 competent and o citizen 50 w0r
thy AZ Mr. Brooks
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XrRsu1Rr. Ornnpe Co.

NERshlREi orange To-, VI.
Editors Watchmdn Il have two Grade Dur
ham calves, six months old, girth four feet six
inches each, weight Of the pair LOLA pounds
Win give the manner Of feoding If requested
A. v, KINNEY,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-19

ES-Col T.. NJ. Bows has returned from hi.
trip 10 Dacota and his elastic step and the material
addition to his corporosity speak more eloquenty
for the climate Of that new country than he pos
sibly can-though he does his best
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Address I W. EyAss, Publisher Perfumer, Al South
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-19

TUr, TuT The Woodstock Age one Of
the staunchest of our Democratic journals,
washes its hands of the anew departure A"
movement and copies approyingIy the state
ment of A. II. stephens
"If any Democrat has changed his opinion,
and come to the conclusion that the Radical
policy was right, then it is not dishonorabe
for him to say so but when he does it, the
only honorable course for him to pursue after
wards is to go and join that party"
The Age says, That's our position exact
ly--go and join the Radical party"
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List of letters.

Remaining in the Montpelier Posi- Office
July 10, 1871.
LADIEs--Miss Ella .. Smith
GEsTLENES-U ldorigne Bnsurache, Anon Beane, W.
H. BishOp-2, Albert j Chase, James Garland Thomas
Leblon, Pierre Muner Walter Merritt Antoine STANCE,
Thomas h. Stevens, W Y. Taylor Cyrus Whiting
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CouSTERTElrs. Counterfeit five dollar bills on
the Baxter Natonal Bank Of Rutland are a plen-
~ az blackberries in their season. Four were
presented at one Of the Windsor banks in one
day. Look out for them, and also for counterfeit
teus on the same bank The counterleits ore ad-
mrably calculated ~ deceive
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1871-07-19

CovtSo.--The advance agent Of Barnum 5
Great Show /. soon to make his appearance in
this place, for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for an exhibition here.
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hew advertisements.
~---------~~-~~~----~-~-----~~
RARRE ACADEMY.-The Fall Term
- viii open August IT, and continue "a weeks.
NJ HglEIToy, Assisfanf Principal
e. II Cook A. D., Tsachsr Of Focal a4s.e
Barre July i3, is7i.-i9s2
FARM FOR SALE.

On account Of poor health wish 10 sell my farm con
taning ~ acres, situated on the Winooski River one
milo below Marshheld Village. Tho buildings aid
thoroughly built Farm Buildings In Washington County
soi neverailng water running in lead pipe into the
Orchard of 80 trees also young Apple orchard Of
natural and grated ruitcommenced 70 four years
ago also about forty Crab Apple trees Of choice vare
tes-t9me of them have commenced bearing.
For further particulars enquire Of the owner the
premises.
VIII sell the Farming and Sugar Tools n desired
also wish b. sell good Pasture, containing about
seventy i've acres, situated good road, two miles
from said iam. Also piece u land In Woodbury., con
stng Of about seventy five acres In paeturage and Any
acres Of woodland, Il being part OF the well-knoun
Nathaniel Harrington pasture.
Payments made easy
JOHN 4. EDDY
Narsbdetd VI July Is. t4-I.-s0qts
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I'm worn PATCHES. rREcKLEs AND TAN.


Usg PEnnYs Morn 4 FnEcKLr Lorioy
II is the only reliable and harmless Rcmedy known Tor
removing brown discoloraton. solihy drursss every
where. pEror, 60 Bovp ST., y. v
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HEMENWAY'S HISTORICAL GAZ-
Ia ETTEER OF VERMONT.

The second volume Of the above work is now ready,
and may be had Of the subscribers In paper covers
bound n any style which may DO required Also, the
hrt volume or any part thereof be furnished and
subscriptions will be received Tor the entire work Also,
parties having the arst volume In numbers and wishing
thrm bound, can have IL done by the
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For C0mmcduucs, Black worms 0r Grub. fmpl1 lsr
uptlons and hotohod disnguratio the Face. use
PgRRYs CouWEDoSg Avn piurLE RGgEbf
Il De- invaluable to the afflicted Prepared only by pR
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VERMONT CENTRAL X. II. LINE.

~ See change Of time in running of Mont
pelier trains.
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NoTICE.-MoNTPELIER & WELLS

MONTPELIER & WELLS
~ RIVER RAILROAD co.
TREAsuRERs OFFIcE.y
Montpelier, July u, 1874.
An assessment os twentyh dollars per share the
Capital Stock ~ this railroad Co. has been voted BY
the DIRECTOR 30 bo paid 70 the Treasurer at his Office Ia
Montpelier, W before the first day II August next.
$50 }. 4. PAGE, Treasurer.
EOR SALE.--The subscriber offers for
A. sale his Farm known a. the George Bennett Farm,
sstng Of 10 o good tillage land The building
all good, and consist OF house and two barns with
other neoosary outhudings. Running water 10 house
and barn.
For particulars enquire at this oace, or Of the sub
scriber 1850 G. +. SILVER.
NEW EXPRESS TEAM SroRRs (
' JONES are hily equipped with
NEW TIE M
And are prepared to scli and deliver FREE toany part
90 to village, or on Seminary Hi and Berlin side,
FAMILY R0CERIES,
FLOUR, MEAL, FEED,
GRAHAM and CRACKED WHEAT,
DAT MEAL, HOMINY,
BUTTER and CHEESE,
CROCKERY, GLASS WARE. &C..
Eyon 10 the smallest parcel desired Orders will meet
with prompt attention Calling for Buckets jugs, Cans,
&c. 10 OIL and return. -
July, 1874. 1880
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A fact worth remembering cents worth Of sA'r-
dams Catahy Condition Pouiss, gyen 10 horse twice
week will save double that amount In grain, and the
hose will be fatter scckcr and every way worth more
money than though he did not have them.
Married ladies', undor all circumstances, will find Par
sons Prga,irs Pis safe and, In small doses, mild
ealhartLa Thoy can.a no grnLn. nn-n. Do eIlmp.
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LpynDsYCHoMANCY This word is de-

with the irsen Tea FLror Warranted 10 all tastes
FOR safe ersrysre And orale wholesale only by the
GREAr ATLANTIC a PAcHic TEA Co., Church ST., New
York P.O. Box 800. Send Tor ThsdNscip Circular 81
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g. O-alon.--" Modern Warfare, Cndet
Lieut. Frank Zeno Kmball, Mortified
o. Grafton --" Pleasures ofthe Imagination,
Cadet Lieut. Charles GrecnIcal Griffith Brook
lyn, y. y.
g. Oraii0H. -" Our Late War. Cadet Wal
do Park Clement, Rutland
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-01
New York Cattle Market.
New YORK, October 80

NEW lOhh, oCIOUei ~.
BEEF CATTLE-Total beeyes 600
with 500 to-day, $50 cars at Com
munipaw, 81 at One Hundredth
street, and 80 at Weehawken
Everything was sold off clean, and
the market has advanced fully 4c
per ID. Thin in wholesale lots are IL
higher. The weather is clear and cool
finds comparatively bare the dead meat
market; Of all the Texans to-day only
eight car loads went to the slaughterer
they and other thin stock are worth s
oslo; medium cattle, l04c; good, ll@
ll4c, and prime TO extra, l2@l2kc
only about 80 head choice 81 cwt II
linois steers went at the latter price
So lbs. per cwt; 5 cars Ohio I cwt sold
at l0@llc; cars Kentucky 8 cwt 10!
Ollie; cars thin State 81 cwt Ole
market closed early and strong, averag
ing l04c.
SHEEP-Total 5000, with 900 to
day; this light run makes a stronger
market, especially for lambs, which are
worth 64@Sc as the extremes,a few sell
ing above 73c. Sheep are worth 44@
&c; something fine reaches 6f@6@c; 9
car Canada, l25 lbs, at the latter price
2 cars Indiana, lis lbs, &c; a car little
Ohio, 67 lbs, 44c; a car, 81 lbs, SIC; q
car, y lbs, Canada lambs, nc.
HOGS-54,000 or the largest
receipts we ever had; there were
10000 to day, and an advance in
everything else, with just the finest
weather, fails to advance them
Live are worth 4l@55c; city slaughtered
selling at 52@6!c; country dressed
comes In freely, and sell at 6@65c, the
latter for little pigs.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, October 81, 6 P. N.

NEW DIRK, OCTOBER 81, . T. NJ.
MONEY-Worked quiet and easy
during the morning at 6@7 per cent. on
call. In the early part OF the alter
noon the rates of interest dropped to 5
per cent among the stock brokers, with
a few exceptional loans at per cent.
About 230 P. NJ. the demand for money
suddenly increased on the street and
call loaus We're run up to I per cent
before the banks closed. This changed
the aspect OF money, and the situs-
ton was the subject of considerable
discussion and no little surprise in
Fl 1ancial circles
The situation in the Stock Exchange
to-day presented some features OF iater.
est. The dealing in the leading specu-
lative shares showed q strong market up
to about $50 P. NJ. when an advance
OF ] to u per cent. had been established
The greatest improvement was IN PITTS
bursh which advanced from l22 to 1881
and in Lake Shore, which rose from 99s
10 100. The advance in other shares
was about } to I per cent on the aver
age. As soon as money became more
active the market suddenly changed
and the lowest prices of the day were
made. Lake Shore suddenly fell from
1909 to 9Si and this decline OF 2 per
cent. dragged down the balance OF the
list to the extent ! to | per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE - There
was a slight rally in the transactions OF
to day from the extreme depression OF
Yesterday. The market was weak and
lower on the leading rates for good.
Leading bankers still ask 1857 for prime
bankers 60 days sterling, but the quo
tations for actual business at the close
were l0S!@l0SS.
GOLD-Closed firm at ll2s after
selling at Ills and ll2f.
GOVERNMENT BONDS - Firm
throughout the day with only a small
supply Of bonds offering United States
currency 6s 1ll4@lll3.
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New York Market.
New YORK, October 81.

NEW 1ORh, OCloueT 81.
FLOUR-Dull, and l0c lower al
s. 00@6 40 for superfne State; Sc Il
@6 IS for extra State; Sc 90@7 90 fol-
choice do; 81 3597 Is for good to
choice white wheat extra do; Sc 04@7 Il
for common to good shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; 81 1907 &c
for trade brands 81 1907 45 for com
mon to fair extra st. Louis; 81 50@
9 % for good 10 choice do; the
market closing heavy. Southern
flour dull and lower at 81 O0@7 81
for common to fair extra, and 81 4
@9 80 for good to choice do. Rye
flour quiet at 81 1901 80. Corn mea
quiet and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and l@2c lower
at 81 50@l 50 for No. 2 spring
81 5S6l 81 for winter red western
81 65Gl Is for white do; 81 63@l 81
for amber Michigan. Barley dull anC
heavy. Malt dull Corn dull ant
lower at 77!@7S!c for western mixed
Oats heavy and lower at 5O@3lc fol
w estern and ONO.
PROVISIONS-Pork dull at 1920
@l3U0 for mess 50 50@lO W Tor prime
and $ll on Tor prime mess. Bee
firm at 81 009ll " for plain mess
Sll O0@l4 90 for extra do. Bee
hams dull at SIC 00@24 90. Tierct
beef is dull at SIC 0O@l7 o. FOL
prime mess and $40 % Tor India
do. Cut meats quiet lO@l2c for hams
6}@7c Tor shoulders middles un
changed. Lard steady at 91@lO3'
for steam and l0!c tor kettle rem
dered.
BUTTER-Steadv at l2@22c for
western, and 10000 for State.
CHEESE--Quiet at lO0l2!c fol
common TO prime.
COTTON-Opens active, but scarcely
80 firm at lSic for low middlings anG
lSsc for middling uplands.
PErROLEUM-Dull and heavy a
lac for crude and &c for refined.
TALLOW-Steady at SiG94c; stea'
rine dull at 9!@lO5c.
WHISKY-Dull at 94c.
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Pittsburgh Live STOCK Market.

IlTTSBuhuh, OCtOuet ~.
CATTLE-The arrivals by the vari-
Gus railroads centering at the Union
Yards were ten cars or $50 head. In
addition to these, there were droves
from Greene, Washington, Butler and
Lawrence counties making in all be.
tween GOO and 700 head on sale this
morning. This number was consider
ably short OF last weeks offerings but
still more than sufficient to meet the
demand, as a large number of the
butchers had bought cattle ahead and
did not need to purchase any unless
they could do so at satisfactory prices.
The quality Of the cattle on sale was
principally of the medium and common
grades, not enough Of really prime, as
we noticed some of the drovers looking
for that class to fill orders of customers.
The market opened up slow and con-
tinued 90 for little while, until the
butchers saw that good cattle were not
in heavy supply, after which the markets
on the best grades became more active
and sales were made of all the offerings
of this class at prices little better than
could have been obtained last week On
common and medium grades the market
was slow and dragging Prices on the
most common were fully as low as last
week, while on the better grades some
drovers report very slight advance.
The advices from the New York mar.
ket was more favorable and some deal
ers bought on this information. We
noticed one lot OF cattle sold, and after
four of the best were taken out and re-
sold, an Eastern dealer offered q pre-
MUM OF $40 90 on the four cattle. On
the whole the market on good grades
was better, and it we were to have q
few light runs. and get the cattle
bought ahead worked of, a better feel
ing would rule. The following are the
rates current for the different grades
Extra, 1900 to 1900 pounds steers, s IS
per 100 pounds; 1900 to 1900 pounds,
IS II to SIS 25, 1000 to HOO pounds
steers, a IS TO 81 IS; commou, s. 25 to
g SO; bulls, q 90 TO g So cows dull at
g so to s. so. a.. I,
HOGS-The number of hogs on sale
this morning was again large. The
market opened up active and continued
90 until the close, butchers buying Lib
orally, and some even heavily. The
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-01
Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA, October 81

PHILADELPHIA, October 81.
SEEDS-Clover in fair demand at
l0@lO3c; fax sells at 81 90. .
FLOUR-Dull, and quotations bare
" maintained; supsrfine at - 25@9 o.;
extra at s. 1906 25; Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family at 81 50@S %;
Pennsylvania do at s. 1901 TO- Ohio
and Indiana do at 81 00@7 So fancy
at 81 75@S 80.
GRAIN-Wheat less active; State
and western red at 81 57@l 81; amber
at 81 81; white at 81 63@l IS. Rye
nominal at 95c. Corn very dull; yellow
at 7S@SOc; new at 6O@65s mixed west
ern at 75@7Sc. Oats quiet; white a,
49@5Oc; mixed at F@4Sc black al
45@66c.
SUGAR-Dull.
MOLASSES-DuH. :,
PROVISIONS-Dull; mess pork
at sl4 SO. Lard at9fc. q
WHISKY-Unsettled at 9oc.
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commissioners Sale.

avid ThOrnburg
against IN Cnancery
.=.-ca.ld Railroad Coz
,-5.~tNrTJ A DECREE MADE AND
.....,.-I IN the above entitled cause, on
=. N, nv Of July, ISL, the undersigned
49,. = y. 10 seli at public auction, at the
:! ... 0, the Court House OF Ohio
- WsS; Virginia, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
TNrAY. November 18th, 1871, the fol-
p, r,Ipartv, situate in said county,
~, r., Nv: AL the ground of the said
T T,orilburg south OF the northern
.e'1, aid C0mpany's railroad, where
:, zen located through the farm of the
. .gy,d Thornburg, in Ohio county,
!. v,gnia. TO the centre ofthe National
! fei bounded on the east and west by
ne OF the said David Thornburg's
m, o. Sale-One.third cash in hand, or
I r,aier sum as the purchaser may
: % pas: a credit of six and twelve
h, n the residue, each Of the deferred
{ .n-D,s bearing interest from the day
g, and TO be secured 10 the satisfac-
.Ele undersigned. The title will be
r7el ualil the purchase money Is fully
/. GkJ. y. DAVENPORT,
> Snlrial Commissioner.
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publ!c Sale.

~ THE ESTATE OF JOHN
4 ~ d,.reased, | will, on FRIDAY.
~ III, on the premises, proceed
r.-. &. ~ NJ IST acres lying two miles
=. i.'" az" Marshall county, w:
-. VI ~, T' nnder cultivation, with good
q. ms, % barn. and all necessary out
~, AV Two GOOD orchards will b" sold
. -, ,, ais 10 suit purchasers. Also,
I : - made known on day Of sale.
80; RIKLEI, Administrator.
.e-' With the will annexed.
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Baltimore Market.

f.. .., BALTIMORE, October 81.
COTTON-Full prices asked, but no
demand; low middling at l8@l84c. F.,
FLOUR-Firm and fairly active.
. GRAIN-Wheat firm; Ohio and H.
diana, 81 60; Pennsylvania, 81 SIG
| 63. Corn steady; new yellow, COO
Toe. Oats steady at 46@49c. Rye
steady at 90c@Sl 90. 49,.
PROVlSIONS-Pork steady at 81 40.
Bacon firm; shoulders, &c. rib sides,
SIC; clear ribs, S4c; clear sides, Sic,
Sugar cured hams. l5@l6c. Lard
steady at l0@l04c for western.
BUTTER-Unchanged. .,
WHISKY-Nominal at oslo. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-01

.-, SELL Ny FARM, FIVE MILES
~. .s NM month OF Caldwell's run, on the
=. =" IsSjing from Wheeling TO Fair
: .A' I'm Marshall county, containing
/. p, T = of land. over 100 acres of which
!. ). ). a. ami under cultivation. The said
ms through the tract.
.....---H,I9r.fUurth in hand, and the re-
80 suit the purchaser.
*. IN Wheeling of DANIEL PECK,
-1'- -, residence. near St.Clairsyille,
- ." DANIEL STEENROD.
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attended with the following sym ptoms: H.
| disposition to Exertion, Loss OF Power, Loss
OF Memory, Difficulty OF Breath ng, General
Weakness, Horror of'Di<ease, Weak Nerves,
| Trembling, Dreadful Horror OF Death, Night
Sweats, Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dim ess
OF Vision, L.nguor Universal Las-irude OF
of the Muscular system, Often Enormous
Appetite with Dyspepiic Symptoms, Hot
| y lnds, Flushing Of the Body, Dryness OF
iae Skin, Pallid COuntenance and Erup-
tions on the Face, Pain in the Back, 'Heavl-
| ness ofthe EyclidS, Frequently Black spots
Flying before the Eyes, with Temporary
Suffusfou and Loss OF Sight, Want of At
tenJlon, Great Mobi ity. ReHtlessucss, with
Horror OF Society. Nothing Is more desir-
| able to -uch patients than Solitude, and
selves; no repose o. manner, no earnest
ness, no speculation. but a h'rried transit
| ton from one question TO another.
These Symptoms, if Allowed to go
on--WhIch tbs Medicine Invariably
Removes--Soon Follow Loss OF Pow
er faturty and EpiIeptIc Fits, in one
of which the Pd,ien; may Expire.
During the Superintendent of Or. Will
son at the Bloom ngdale Asylum, this sad
result occurred in two patients. Reason
had for time left them, and botn died of
| epilepsy. They were or both sexes, and
about twenty years OF age.
| Who can say that these excuses are not
| frequently followed by ifo~e direiul dis
| eases, InsanIiy and consumption? The
records of the Insane Asylu ms, and the
melancholy deaths by Consumption, bear
ample witness 10 the truth OF these asser-
tons In Lunstic Asylums the most mel
ancholy exhibition appears. The counte-
nance Is actually sodden aud quite desti-
tute: neither mirth nor grief ever visits IL.
should sound Of the voice occur II Is rare
| ly articulate.
"With woful measures wan despair
Low sulien sounds their grief begulled."
While we regret the existence Of the above
diseases and symptoms, we are prepared TO
| offer an Invaluable gin OF chemistry for The
| removal the consequences.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-11-01

best butchers hogs aoId At figures from
IS rs tol$ so per 100 pounds fair "a Is
to IS 90 common 81 90 to a 80:
SHEEP-The number. on sale was
not 60 large as last week, but still
enoug b to meet the current demand.
The market was more active than last
week, and while come drovers report q
slight advance on the best grades, all
agree that the market was quicker with
.less1 dificulty in making Gales than last
IPices ranged from y % to
$500 per head I bnG Coo, .,.