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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-17

TRANaFERs OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following is the list Of real estate trans
Iers admitted to record in the Recorders
office for the week ending April IA:
Deed made April by Fred Lauc and
wife to g. W. Medill for all Of lot No. q
H. Moore's trustees addition Except 43 by
80 feet in the south. east cornerD admitted
April s.
Deed made April 10 by 8. Brady and
vile to Isaac Hazlett, !Or the south hall
Of lot No. 1874 on Market square, Fifth
Ward; $3.50. Admitted April II.
Deed made April II by Christian Wag.
ner and wife to George Wehner and
others, for the south'halt Of lot No. 4, on
Fulton Street, East Wheeling: $3l9. Ad.
mitted April 12.
Deed made April II by ]. II. Good
and others to J. Frank Smith, for lot No.
0 and including the race and water privl.
leges Of the Cruger estate, containing
acres, l rood and u perches; $500. Ad.
mitted April IS.
Deed made October |, 1868, by Re.
becca L. McColloch and others to VII.
liam j. McColloch, Tor 4 acres, 3 roods
and 38 perches Of land joining the Stone
church land; $4OO Admitted April IA.
A power Of attorney given April 10 by
W. o, McCluSkey TO John MCCluSkey.
Admitted April IA.
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PRoBLEMs.-A correspondent, residing
on the Island, sends us solution Of prob.
lem No. ., which appeared in Saturday
mornings paper. We regret that VIC
have not the mathematical characters Ia
present 1t at length, and must content our.
selves with giving the result reached, viz
The numbers required are 8 and Z.
He also sends US the following:
No. IA has four acres, B three, and
c two, of pasture, into which each turns
an equal number OF oxen 10 Craze. c
agrees to pay the others $2s. How much
should each one havey
No. 2.-Lay out lot Of ground in the
form Of rectangled parallclogram, con
tanning 8 acres, 2 roods and % percheS
that shall take 100 rods Of fence to enclose
It, What is the length and what the
breadth? -
No. S.-Five men undertake to carry q
log OF uniform size. One takes an end;
two Of them with a handsplke the other
end. Where will the remaining two
place their handspike In order that all
may carry equally:
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XLIId CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, April Is.
FIRST SESSION.

WASHINGTON, April Is.
Mr.. RoBRRTsoN moved to take up hii
amendment 10 the order OF business, 81
as to allow the House amnesty bill 10 bt
considered this session.
After debate, on motion Of MIR. FRR
LNdHUYsEN, the vote was deferred on the
pending motion.
An executive session was then held and
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House resumed the consider atiCr
of the remaining amendments 10 the de-
fciency bill.
A motion to lay the bill on the table
was rejected: yeas 55; nays 1875.
A committee Of conference on the diSa.
greeing votes was then ordered.
On motion Of Mr.. SHELLABARGRR, at
halE.past three the Senate amend.
ments to the Ku.Klux bill were taken
from the Speakers table.
Mr.. SnELLADARGER said he would
concur in all the amendments except the
lasttwo-the one In relation 10 the oath
oil jurors, and the other what Is known as
the SHERMAN amendment. As TO those
he would move a non.concurrence, and
ask for q conference committee.
Mr.. SHELLABARGER moved the previ.
Gus question on the amendments. Sec.
onded.
The House proceeded to vote on the
amendment extending the right of the
President 10 suspend the writ OF hdbeaI
corpus till the end OF the next session Of
Congress, instead Of till June 1st, 1871.
The amendment was rejected by 80
yeas and 09 nays.
The amendment In relation to the oath
Of jurors was also rejected.
The amendment known as tho SHER.
MAN amendment assessing damages on
the localities was rejected yeas 45; nays
81.
A committee of conference was ordered
on the disagreeing votes Of the two
houses, and SHELLABARGER, SCoFGELD,
and KERR were appointed.
House adjourned.
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The Latest News.
GENERAL NEWS.

The anticipated change in the manage
ment Of the Atlantic Monthly Is authenti
cally announced. James Ticknor Fields
will retire from the editorship OF the mag
azine on the first Of July and be succeed,
ed by W. D. Howells, the present assist
ant editor.
"A barn at Beaver Dam, Wis, belong.
ing TO R. G. Stevens, was burned Friday
night, including twenty or thirty cows and
thousand bushels Of grain. Loss $4,000
While sinking o shaft in King Bee
mine, near Ogden, Utah, lately, some
miners discovered q cave OF unknown di.
mensionS. Though they have been ex.
ploring 1t they have as yet discovered
nothing Of Importance.
Last Thursday, Deputy U. s. Mar.
shals John Burke and John Armstrong
attempted 10 arrest two Illicit distillerG
named Simerell, living near Sparta, White
county, Tenn. They resisted, disarmed
the Marshals and beat them on the head
with pistols, fracturlng Armstrong; skull
in three and Burke's in two places.
Neither are expected to survive.
The Senate has confirmed the follow.
ing nominations: Benz. r. Cowane, OF
Ohio, Assistant Secretary OF the Interior;
Assessor Of Internal Revenue, Townsend
Nortt, Of tho sixth District, Michigan;
Collector of Internal Revenue, W. B.
Wavery, sixth District, Michigan; Post
master, s. D. Bingham, Lansing, Micbi.
%. TNR
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Platform of St. Louis Liberals.
ST, LOUIS, April 10.

Twelve gentlemen who style themselves
the Liberal Republican Executive Com
mittee Of Ut. Louis, publish an address, In
which they explain the occasion Of the ex-
istence Of the committee, and the position
fthe movement In which they are engag.
ed, after which they sum up the position
and policy of the cOmmitte, in the follow.
ing platform.
1st. A Democratic ballot box; equality
Of citizenship as established by the conStt.
tutional amendments; and amnesty for
all past political offences.
ed. The supremacy OF the constitution.
al government; that the executive shall
notinvade the legislative, nor that either
Of the two shall usurp the province OF the
judiciary.
Sd. We condemn President Grants
course in committing acts Of war in q
neighboring republic as q violation Of the
Constitution, which vests the war.making
power in Congress.
4th. We are opposed TO all enactments
whereby they put 1t within the discretion
Of the President TO declare martial law or
suspend the writ Of personal liberty, even
In an actual condition Of war, as viola.
tive Of the Constitution, in substituting
the will Of the President in the place Of
the law Of the land.
9th. We are opposed 10 any tariff
which Is intended TO foster any one or an
other class Of industry, and thus tax one
man or class for the benefit Of another,
and maintain that all taxes should be
levied with the full intent to secure the
needed reform with the least possible bur-
den 10 the people as q whole.
9th. Believing that tho time has come
when the condition of our country war.
rants the resumption Of specie payments,
we favor speedy return to the basis Of
gold and silver currency, and deprecate
any effort 10 compel the present genera
tion to pay tho principal Of the debt in
Cured lor the preservation Of our Union,
believing that as future generations, as
well as tho present, derive tho benefit
thereirom, they should bear o proper
tionate share or the same.
7th. Reform In the appointments Of the
civil service; that personal qualifications
and intrinsic merit shall be the standard,
and not Executive favoritism.
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SUICIDE OF A FORMER RESIDENT
Last Friday evening We heard Of the sui.
eide Of IF. Baker, q former resident Of
this city, at Meridian, Miss. Mr.iB. was
the son Of the late James r. Baker, who
died in Chicago year or two since. We
made no mention oI the unfortunate af
fair In our Saturday morning paper, havS
ing understood that a copy OF letter
found on tho suicides person was in the
city. We made an effort 10 procure 1t in
order to give all the information Of the
terrible incident to be had here, in connec.
tion with the announcement Of the rash
act We failedto find the gentleman that
evening who had the letter, but on satur.
day morning, we met him and he kindly
permitted us 10 copy Il.
The following Is a copy of the dOCu.
ment:
To my relatire" l, James F. Baker,
on the night Of my death, desire to state 10
my friends that I suppose 1t was best l
should die. A drunken spree drove me
away from the store, and over 10 AIeridi.
an, where I met my death. For Gods
sake, Sam, don't either you or Willie
drink any more. I shall ask the parties
who find me to send this to you; also, my
vallse and clothes. wish, also, they
would, for their satisfaction, find out il l
ever was in my life mixed up in politics
Of any kind. May God have mercy on
my soul. JAMES F. BAKER.
Wheeling, IA.
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TIE advantages OF using DooLEY's
YEAST POWDER are shown in its superior
excellence over all othai by which ele-
giant, light, sweet rolls, biscuits, bread,
pastry, &c, can be made with very little
trouble food that can be eaten with i'm.
punitg and relished by the most sensitive
dySE lcor invalid. 1t permits no waste
Of flour prepared with It, and tho quantity
required to be dsed Of DooEEY's YEAsT
PowDERis is one-third or one.halfless than
those Of other manufacturers. Tryit and
be convinced. For sale by GrocorS every
where. eodkw
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Financial and Commercial.
New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, April Is.

NEW York. Aprll lO.
Gold strong at 110ta11O5. Loans at
1a3 per cent. Clearings $49,00000O.
Exports today $13075O 02; for the week,
81 900, ,422; market closed firm. Govern.
ment bonds strong and higher. The
stock market buoyant; the great feature
was Lake Shore, which tluctuatcd be.
tween 1861 and 1909; up to 2:30 p. NJ. over
ninety thousand shares of this stock had
changed hands, according to tho report
Of the stock telegraph. The remainder of
the list has been firm. The active stock,
after Lake Shore, has been New York
Central, Hudson certificates, Wabash,
Northwestern, Rock Island, St. Paul,
Ohio s. Mississippi, Western Union Tele.
graph, Pacific Mail. The Western Union
pool give out that they have sold all their
stock. Express stocks arc firm, Adams
particularly 80. Late In the day Ohios
took an upward term and sold at 52t
The week closes with the market full Of
confidence in higher prices and with a
stronger condition Of tho banks TO sup.
port It. Asmall irregularity was brought
to light In Wall street to-day. One Of
the partners In a small broker firm de.
camped with all the cash Of the concern
and overdrew their bank account TO the
extent Of $4,000. The bank statement
Is favorable. State securities are but
little changed from the prices oil yester.
terday. Sterling exchange, bankers bills,
40.
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A CouGH, Cold, or Sore Throat re.
quires immediate attention, as neglect
oftentimes results in some ineurable
Lung Disease. Browns Bronchial Tro.
ches" are a simple remedy, and will
almost invariably give immediate relief
Owing to the good reputation and pop.
ularity of the Troches, many toorthIess ana
cheap limitations are offered, Whieh are good
for nothing. Be sure to obtain the true
Browns Bronchial TrocneS." Sold
everywhere.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, april 10.
CorToN-steady; middllng 14tc.
FLouR-Unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qulet; No. | red win.
ter at 81 37a1 88. COru-Steady at SIC
Rye-Firm at 81 06a1 OF. 0atS-Firm
at 54a58c. Barley-Steady at 81 o.
GRoCERIEs-Unchanged,
OILs-Firm.
Eoas-Demand good at lSc.
BUTTER-30aS2c.
CHERsE-l6al7c.
PRov1sIoNs-Quiet. Pork-$2Oa20 25.
Lard-11tc. Bulk Meats-Shoulders at
6ic; sides at 7SaStc. Bacon-shoulders
at TIC; sides at 0tS10c for clear rib and
clear.
WHIsKY-Firm at Soc.
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Terrific Hail,.orm in Mississippi.
JACKSON, MISS, April 10

VAVNoV1VI z7KlSs'l 1HFEIE IV'
A terrific hail storm passed over this
vicinity last night. Hail fell for fifteen
minutes. Many stones measuring six
inches in circumference were found.
Several thousand window lights were
broken and sheet.iron roofngl perforated.
The gardens, field crops and fruit Is
severely damaged; forest trees have been
stripped of their foliage and hundreds Of
birds killed.
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New York Market.

New YORK, April 10.
CoTToN-Steady and unchanged; mid
ding 14ic.
FLoUR-Dull; shipping extras 80 45a
Q IS.
GRA1N-Whent dull; red amber 81 Goa
/ 65. Corn-Western mixed 15a76c.
PRov1sroNs-AIess pork heavy at $40 00
Lard dull and lower; seller April lltci
June III;
Eoas-Firm at 14ia15ic.
Observation-Disclosures Copper un.
changed; ingot Lake in brisk speculative
demand at 2ltc; Baltimore 2l4. Iron
Scotch pig scarce at SSaS5c; United States
pig 82a38c; bar iron 75c; Russia sheet lOi
a11c In gold. Cut nails steady "a 65
clinch 60 15A6 40; horse shoe 19aSlc,
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MEETING OF THE New BOARD OF RE-
GENTS OF THE INSTITUTION FOR THE
DEAF, Dunn AND BLIND.-The new
Board Of Regents Of the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind Institution met at Romney, on
Wednesday last, and continued in session
until Friday morning.
The members present were Hon. VIM.
G. Brown Of Preston; J. D. Baines, ESQ
Of Kanawha; Rev. D. W. Fisher, OF Ohio,
and G. ". Washington, Esq, and Col.
Robert White, OF Hampshire.
Tho members absent were Hon. Henry
Brannon, Of Lewis, and Mr. Beale, Of
Mason.
The Board organized by appointing Mr.
Brown, President, and Col. White, Secre.
tary.
The Executive Committee consists oJ
Messrs Fisher (ChairmHn), White and
Washington.
The condition Of the Institution was
very thoroughly examined. The progress
made by the pupils is really extraordinary,
and Is greatly to the credit OF the Princi.
pal and his assistants.
Arrangements were made Tor the cree.
tion Of two new wings and another story
to the building, at cost not exceeding
$l5O0O-the sum appropriated by the
Legislature for that purpose-and to be
completed at least by the first day of Jan.
usry, 1879. Col White, Dr. Lupton and
Prof. HOLSTER, were appointed build
ing committee. They will advertise for
proposals up 10 the 25th Of this month,
and then let the building and Superlntend
It's construction.
The Principal was directed, II possible,
to make such temporary arrangements in
the town, until the new building Is finish.
ed, as will enable him at the opening of
the Institution in September, to receive
all lawful applicants The applications
now on file exceed the accommodations
BY nearly forty.
An exhibition was given by the pupils
on Thursday evening A deaf and dumb
boy, who has been In the Institution leSs
than month, and who when lie entered
did not know a letter of the alphabet, gave
samples Of writing In legible sentences.
Other instances Of like progress, both in
the blind, and in the deaf and dumb dc.
partments, were exhibited.
The meeting Of the Board of Regents
was marked by the most perfect harmony.
All the members expressed their great
pleasure In the spirit and unanimity which
characterized their proceedings.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NEW YoRK, April IS.

NEW YoRK, April Is.
The committee Of the Board Of Indian
Commissioners, including Hon. Geo. II.
Stuart. Of Philadelphia, WIN. E, Dodge, Of
New York, Hon. Robt. Campbell, OF st.
Louis, Hon. Jno. V. Farwell, Of Chicago,
and tho Secretary Of the Board, Vincent
Collier, appointed by the President to su.
pcrvlse the purchase Of Indian goods,
under the recent act Of Congress, will
hold their first meeting to-day in this city.
The petition Of Jay Gould, who claims
the OWNERSHIP Of eighteen thousand
shares of stock in the Erie railroad, said
10 be in possession Of Receiver Coleman,
has been postponed again by Judge
Blachford in the United States Circuit
Court, for three weeks. Gould, in his
petition, asked that all preceding suits
brought by English stockholders be stay
ed until the investigation before master
in equity in relation to the shares
said 10 be IN tho hands Of Receiver Cole
man is closed.
The corporators Of the Texas Pacific
railroad held a meeting today at the
office Of Marshall 0'Robcrts. Among
prominent persons present were General
Fremont, ]. W. Forney, Of the Philadel.
phia Press, Senator Nyc, Of Nevada,
Thos. A. Scott, Of the Pennsylvania rail.
road, General Rosecrans, and a number
of others. Samuel Sloan was appointed
Trustee, and gave bonds for 100000,
Judge Pierrepont and Marshall o Roberts
being sureties. Eleven thousand out Of
the twenty thousand shares Of stock were
allotted to Marshall 0'Roberts, thus vir.
tually securing the entire control Of the
road, and the Presidency in case he dc.
siresit. General Fremont received 5000
shares, and the remaining 1900 shares
were distributed amoug the balance Of the
corporators, and Immediately subscribed
to.
New York, April 10.
James s. Mcneil, Of the firm of VIM.
Este & Co., stock brokers, Broad street,
absconded yesterday, having forged the
signature Of the firm to number Of
checks, the total amount ofwh, ,ch is not
vet ascertained. Two checks, amounting
to $4,000, were certified by the Fourth
National Bank, and on ono Of them
Mcneil procured $4,000 in gold. The
bank will lose about $4,000 by the opera
tton, as the firm had on deposit only
about half the amount certified. Mcneil
was last seen in this city Inst evening, and
a reward of a thousand dollars IS offered
for his arrest. The firm Of VIM. Este &
Co. has been dissolved in consequence Of
Monell's operations.
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Church and state in Austria.
VIENNA, April 10.

The Communal Council OF Paris has in
letter warmly complemented Dalllnger,
q distinguished Bavarian advocate OF
the separation Of the Church and State,
for his efforts in that direction and has
also expressed the hope that toe Austrian
government will regulate the question Of
Churches and State within the boundaries
Of the Empire.
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, April ID

"a BALTIMORE, April 10.
FLouR-Firm; western family 81 Goa
s 80.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; Ohio and Indiana
81 Goal 65. Corn dull; mixed western
74c. 0atS 65a68c.
PRov1sloxs-Mess pork SEQ so. Bacon,
shoulders &c; sides 10ic; clear rib lie;
hams 17a17ic. Lard 12ic.
WHBKY-Quiet at 91fc.
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Pire.


About one o'clock this morning fire
broke out in the second story Of the build.
ing occupied by steam bakery and ,Ru.
ger s Rogers, wholesale and retail coh:ec.
tioners, resulting in a loss on stock OF
about $25, 900; loss on building about
$1,000; insurance on building $1,000; on
stock $1,000.
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To DE REBUnT.-We are glad to be
able to announce that the Messrs. Bodley
s. Sons intend to rebuild their wagon fac,
tory on the site Of the one recently burn,
ed. This will be good news to the work
men thrown out of employment by the
fire.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 10.

OHIUAHUl ApIN IU'
FLoUR-Steady.
GRAN-Wheat, No. 2 spring tlrmer
and closed at 81 est cash; this afternoon
firm at 81 80f. Corn UNCHANGED. Oats
dull; closed at 66ta66fc. Rye, No. 2
quiet at s9a90c. Barley active; spring
No. Q at 95ca$1 05.
Hoas-Steady at 6a5ic.
CATTLE-Unchanged.
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The heathen Chinee has just broken
out in q new spot One Of the almond.
eyed pagans recently eloped to China with
an Oregon lady. A further proof that the
eeleatiSlS are an initiative race.
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Philadelphia Market.
PnLApE1rH1A, ANIL 10.

FLOuR-Quiet.
GRAIN-Whea ttlrm; red western 81 GSa
l 65. Corn quiet mixed western 7Sa7Sic;
yellow zoe.
Ous-Petroleum refined CSC; crude tic,
WMsKY-Unchanged.
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Posr OFFICE Mention H. Brooks
has been appointed postmaster at Mar
shall College, Cabell county, Vis' E. T.
Mitchell, removed.
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The Foregoing 10 DO Received win
Caution.
WASHINGTON, April is.

The statement published to-day, pur.
porting to be tho basis agreed upon by the
High Commission for settling the Ala
bama claims, Is viewed here as erroneous.
The expressions Of the members Of the
Commission, do not warrant the belief
that an agreement has been reached,
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Sames, Business and Locations of
the Leading Houses in Wheeling,
Tor the uso of Country Merchants
and others visiting the City. Those
intending to purchase will do we'll
10 cnt this ont for reference.
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General L. Dumont, recently appoint,
ed Governor OF Idaho, died Of his resi-.
dence near indianapolis, Sunday morning
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THE cholera has appeared In St. Peters
burg. 1t bslowIy making rs way west
wardly.
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STATE BoNDs-MissOuris 92t; Tennes.
see, old and new, COT; Virginia, now, 7St;
old, Il; North Carolina, old, At; new, IS.
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The receipts Of the Boston French
Fair up to the close Of Friday night reach
ed 10000.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, April 10.
The market Is less active, but generally
steady.
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CIMILIA sIMILIBUs CURANrUR
huMPhREYS,

HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven frOm the most ample experience
an entire success: -kticlent
and Reliable. They arc the Best Family Medi-
clneS In uSe-So simple that mistakes cannot bO
made In using them; 20 harmless as TO 30 mo-
nom danger, and 70 efficient Is 10 be Aways ~
liable. They have received the highest eommen-
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known them aud will always render BAIIs-
action 10 those who Try them.
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Ponds Extract,
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, TOOthaehs, Bleeding
Of the LuHgs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Barns, Bruises, LAmFneIg. bprGlps, RhsnmA-
UIeerS, Ola NOrSs. The BVst FAmlly Medicine
known.
Price, Coz. 6Oe., PintSSI 90, Quarts 81 rs.
EW- These Remedies, except PONDS Ri.
TRACT, by the case or single box, arc sent 10
any part OF tho country, by mall or express, nee
OF charge, on receipt Of the price,
Address II U MPIlRESS' SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEnICINB COMPANY
oalce and depot, No, S1S BRlADWAT, New York
For Sale by all Druggists.
full assortment Of the above for SAi3 In WheOl.
lug BY EDMUND BOOKING,
Booking 4 CARROLL
LOGAN, LIST 4 co.
TIOS. J. FtSNRY,
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Attorney JS.at.LAW.
CRACRATr 4 MAcACLEY, Monroe sG, cast Of Ith.
W. r. l. d. L, HUBBARD, 4th rt, one door EouLh
OF OIrt House.
PECK 4 COCHRAN, 4th st 81 door below Qulnoy,
STANTON S ALLISON. 9TH IT, North OF Monroe.