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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-07-19
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY!
A Male and Female High School

Each DEPARTMENT DISTINCT AND COMPLETE IN
ITSELF.
Tho Fourth Session of the present scholasii'
year, of this Institution, commences on Monday
the lst day of May. 1871
Pupils enter at any time. They will be
charged with tuition from the time they enter to
the close of the session.
The course of instruction embraces everything
included in thorough, practical and accomplish
ed education of both sexes
TERMS OF TUITION:
orth ography. Reading. PenmanshiP'
Arithmetic, Primary Geography anu
Drawing, per session, Ql weeks
Grammar, Local and Descriptive Geography, mp
Drawing History, Mental and Written AIi'a
mstic and Pencil Drawing, - y"
Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, MensuratioA'
Surveyin-, Natural and Moral Philosophy, Ge-
oIogy Physiology, Chemistry, Rhetoric Phys'-
cal Geography, Book keeping Botany and zen
.;,nr,,;x So 90
branchss anu n'"' sI2 90
Pearl or Orient al Painting, 2i lessons w
Monoch omatic Painting, "a lessons, ~ w
Crayon Drawing. "a lessons, w
W.. .. ,.n. IL 90
Tapestry,
r...,.., n,s;. N ,s,.on. 10 90
rS- No deduction will be made for absence
- Students from a distance can be accom-
modated with boarding at low rates
v- Any one, not a member OF the School. can
receive private instructions in any Of the orna~
no entail branches.
For further particulars inquire of, or address,
REV. P. L. HARRISON. A..
April 26. 1871. PrlnelRal--
DRY GOODS-the cheapest in the county. a
~ May 30. '67. MooSot .
OARBoLIc PLANT PROTECTOR. for sale by
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-07-19

HERE is capital point, well taken, from
the City Item
Msssaehusetts has seventy thousand Republican
majority. There, every right is guaranteed
New York, with seventy thousand Democratic
majority. robs and murders those who exercise
one of the commOnest rights of citizenship
Bat the people Of Massachusetts can read and
write Tie seventy thousand IN New York arc
stoIidlr ignorant. That makes TIE difference. and
the difference does the business fer the metrop-
oils
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-07-19
Co-Partnership in Store

c. A Rorobaugh having associated with him
in the Mercantile business. in Lewisville, Clear
field county, Mr. C. R McCracken, solicits a con-
tinuanee of the patronage generously extended
heretofore
Having just returned from the eastern citie.
their STOCK embraces large and varied assort
nient of Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware Queens
ware, and in fact nearly everything u.u-
ally kept in a country store which they will sell
at prices to suit the times
Country produce taken in excha ange for good,
C. A. RoROBAUGH
May IS, '7e.-tf C r. McCRACKEN
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
Col. DAVID STANTON, OF Beaver.
Eog SURVEYOR GENERAL
Col. ROBERT 3. BBAfH. of sohuylkill.
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BLAIR COUNTY Rush, of Ty-
rome, got drunk last week, and in attempt.
ing to get aboard moving train got his foot
on the track, the train passing over it
crushing it badly. E. On the night of July
4th party OF drunken men entered the sa,
loon of John Devine, in Altoona, for the
purpose of drinking some beer. and while
there got into quarrel with pevine. Euring
the melee some pistol shots were fired, one
of which took effect in the thigh of Devine,
and another pierced tue left breast Of his
father, aged about 60 years, who had come
to his assistance, killing him Instantly A
man named Chas. Wright is charged with
the murder and is now in confinement.
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n E w F [ R NJ /!

:, The hrm of c hratzer in the Dry Good, and
Provision business will be known hereafter md
/ the name of '
KRATZER & LYTLE.
Thanking the public for past fayors thew hona
for continuance of the same fe
Clear6eli, Feb. 5, ISL
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The storm of last Sunday extended to the
Atlantic coast.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1871-07-19

U OST-on Saturday, July Sth, 1871, between
L. Curweusville and the Clearfeid Railroad
depot Black Morocco Covered, Wool pedlars
Pass book, with initial letter pages, and contain
ing number of book accounts; cedar pencil
sticking in the side and the name of James q.
Hill written in the front. The finder will be
suitably rewarded upon returning the same TO
the undersigned, by leaving it at the JOURNAL
off &c. or giving such information as will lead to
its recovery JAS G HILL,
TH0S HILL
Jv 10 ISTI-3tn Curycnsyille.
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News From Other Counties.

Elk COUNTY On July 5th, Jas. Toms,
of St. Mary's. was knocked down by train
mangiing it so badly that amputation was
necessary. :. On July Sth, man named
Robert Wech, an employee of the Benzn-
ger Coal and Iron Company, at St. Mary $,
while eating his dinner was taken with ap-
oplexy, from which he died in few min
utes -. The house of Mr.. Wilmarth, of
Wilmarth, was destroyed by fire on the
night OF July 4th, caused by a fire cracker.
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ENSTRAY.-Came trespassing on the premi-
H ses of the undersigned. in Becearia town p,
Clearheld county, two CALVES about one year
old black brown steer with white spot in
face; the other d keifer. with red back 9nd legs
belly and face white. The owner is requested to
come forward. prove property, pay charges and
to law.
July I2'7l3t HOWARD WELD.
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EtAuTION.-AlI persons are hereby caution
~ ed against purcb asing or in any way med
ding with a c.r:ain BAY HORSE, now in pos
session of VIM W Timblin, of Penn township.
the same belongs 10 me and is only LETT with
said Timhlin on loan, and ssbjcct TO my order at
any time
July I2,'7I-3tp. CHAS. CLEANER.
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4 TTENTION CUSTOMERS.

4 TTENTION CUSTOMERS. = Having
IA determined to engage in other business, 1t is
necessary TO settle up with those in arrears FOL
Blacksm thing For this purpose | have lett my
book accounts with l.. +. Irwin. Esq. for coliec-
ton. Of which all persons interested will take
July i2'7l-4t AMOS hENNABD
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FOR AUDITOR GENERAL

REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
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GAU1 ION.-All persons are hereby caution
~ ed against purch asing or in any way med
ding W ith two gay HORSES, one red COW. one
red and white cow, and two yearling CALVES.
now in possession of hiram Passmore. ef Fergu-
son township as they belong Il and sub
jec: to my order at any time
Jyl9.7l-3t ID L. FERGUSON.
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Each DEPARTMENT DISTINCT AND COMPLETE IN
ITSELF.
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CLEARFIELD, PA, JULY 10. 1871.
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.o CoNTRACToRs.-proDo,

CAUTION.-All persons ars hereby caution
~ ed against purchasing in any way med
ding with One Bay Horse, One Sorrel Horse and
Two Sets of Harness, now in possession of John
NJ. Test, ns they belong to me and have only been
left with said Test on loan, subject TO my order
Oseeoia. Jy I2.'7I-st ]. C. HENDERSON
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Craftsman S 5ournal,

81. row, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
New York Market.

NEW YORK, April 70.
FLOUR-The market is l0c lower
sales at S. SO@6 10 for super,
fine State; Sc 20@6 30 for extra
State; S. 35@6 40 for choice do; s. 80
@6 10 tor superfine western; Sc log
6 % for common to medium extra west,
ern; s. 40@6 20 for choice do; Sc .O@
! 10 for good to choice white wheat
extra; Sc 20@6 IS for common to good
shipping brands of extra do round hoop
Ohio; Sc 1906 so tor trade brands;
81 3066 10 for common to fair extra
ST. Louis; Sc 1909 90 for good to
choice do, the market closing dull and
declining at ST 60@7 ~ for common
to fair extra, and 81 1909 90 for good 10
choice do. Rye flour is quiet and un-
changed at 81 30@6 Is. Corn meal is
quiet and without decided change.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and in buyers
favor at 81 4S@l so for new spring,
and 81 54@l Sc for winter red and am
Der western. Rye quiet and heavy.
Barley quiet and without decided
change. Barley malt quiet and un'
changed. Corn opened shade tirmer,
but closed dull and heavy, mixed west.
ern closing at 75c, and 794c for white
do. Oats steady at 65@69c for western
and Ohio.
PROVISIONS-Pork is dull at SIS 90
all % for new mess; SIC OO@l6 81
for prime, and SIC 90 for new prime
mess. Beet quiet at $40 O0@l5 % for
plain mess, and $l5 00@l7 90 for ex-
ira mess. Beef hams dull at S24 00@
81 90. Tierce beef inactive at $24 OO@
70 90 for prime mess, and 500 OO@29 OO
for India mess. Cut meats quiet at | |
@l34c for hams, and 6!@6lc for shout
ders. Middles are dull and heavy. Lard
unchanged at l0f@llfc for steam, and
IL &c for kettle.
BUTTER-Heavy at ll@32c for
western, and 15@36c for State.
CHEESE-Dull at 9@9fc for COM
mon TO prime.
COTTON-Firm, with an active specu-
lative demand at l4!c for low middling
and l5sc for middling uplands
PETROLEUM The market for
crude is quiet and unchanged at l3c;
refined is without any material change
at 22t@23c.
TALLOW-Steady at S3@Ssc stear.
inc; nominal at l0@ll3c.
WHISKY-A shade trmer at gao
Csc.
NAVAL STORES-Spirits turpen,
tine lower at s. ll@5 90 for merchant,
able. Resins are dull and lower; No.
= at 81 4062 45.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
PrcsbHterian Troubles.

Suit has recently been brought in
the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania to
settle difficulties among Presbyterians
OF the First Reformed Presbyterian
Church OF Philadelphia. In the year
1868 two parties appeared in the church
one known as Stuartites, because they
followed Mr.. George H. Stuart; and
the other as anti-Stuartites. They were
pitted against each other at the annual
election, and the anti-Stuartites proved
to be one hundred and thirty-tlree in
majority. The Stuartites then got the
session of the church to interfere in the
matter, and by it the three hundred
and thirty-three votes cast by the ma
iority were thrown out Of the count.
The anti-Stuartites then appealed to
the SYNOD, which is the court Of last
resort in the Presbyterian Church, and
the one hundred and thirty-three mem
bers were reinstated in the right to
vote. The session then proceeded to
review this action of the Synod, and
struck out the votes as it had done be
fore. While this was going on the
time came for the anti-Stuartite trus-
tees to organize. but when they went TO
enter the church they found to their
dismay that the locks OF the building
had been changed, and the Stuartites
were in possession. Suit is now brought
I, determine who were the then elected
trustees
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
The Republican ku.KIux.

Probably the first case to come be-
fore the United States Courts in the
South, under the provisions OF the Ku'
Klux law, will be that of three Repub,
lican ofiice-holders in South Carolina.
Some two or three weeks ago the safe
of the Treasurer oil Ahbeyille county
was broken into and robbed Of 81, 200
in money, none OF which has yet been
recovered. The chief constable of the
State has succeeded in tracing the
crime to three brothers named Guffin,
originally Northern men, but for some
time residents of Abbeville One Of the
Gutfins is a member of the Legislature,
another is Probate Judge Of the county,
and the third is Mayor of the town OF
Abbeville. All three have been arrest
ed and are now in close confinement in
Columbia. The chief constable says
he has the most undubitable proof OF
their guilt.
1t would be a singular thing if the
Ku Klux force bill, which, as is claimed
by it's trainers, was intended to suppress
disorder throughout the South, should,
after all, do something towards &C
complishing its purpose, in an indi-
rect way, 10y removing the cause OF
these disturbances in the persons of dis
honest officials and scalawag adventur-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
commissioners Sale.

~ VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
- lIrult Court OF Ohio county, State OF
NM'N Virginia. rendered on the 18th day oil
November lN9. i'll Il cause in chancery
Wherein Joseph w. Ferrei was plaintiff and
levi Mills, the committee of John Low, a
.'h'tir, Mary A. Low, wife of the said John
.''"' and Clara Low, William Low, John
Low H., george Low, Burgess Low and
>Ii" "w were de'endentS, l will, at the
.'h' door "i the Court House in said coun-
- ID, !! . clock \. NJ, on saturday, the Z1th
'N 81 May. ISL, proceed to Sell at public
" ".h"n. lo the highest and best bidder, the
'''".ng described property, or so much
."tg'. a. wi!l satisfy the plaintiff S claim
.>-"', with Interest from November 10,
"HiIi paid and the costs of said cause
.'' -. This sale, viz: Being a certain tract
W. 10Y NJ land i'll the town of West Liberty,
.' '.'I" county, West Virginia, and known
- '''rlIiy-tw0 ~ feet of the north end ol
,.'> numbered y, 20 and ~, decided TO said
,"'lH LOW 10y q. W. Hedge and wife June
~, and OF record in said county in deed
.."'N ~ page i96. Said property VIII be sold
=, '.J''l 10 the contingent dover estate oil
ne sid Mary \. Low.
ihkNs or SALE.-One-third cEsh on day
:" site, onc-third III six, and one-third In
,"'Ne month, with interest on deferred
hehi> from LAY OF sale until paid, pur.
.'aNr To give bond with approved personal
w u ny, and tile held until further order
" 'ogrI. r. II. COCHRAN,
api-i Sppcial Commissioners.
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commissioners Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OF THE
ID Cltull Court OF Ohio county, state of
w., Virginia, rendered on the 18th day OF
Aurit. Isl, in a chancery cause in said
Gait. wherein Walter Marshall Is plaintiff
rui ..I,um Armstrong, administrator of
arr>.tvui Robert MARSHALL, deceased, and
VILLAIN Marshall, Robert Marshall, James
Nt-ih!i, Joseph Marshall aud Mary Mar
'a,.i. arlg> AT law of the said Robert Mar
,mt.I deceased, are defendants, will, on
>t":ly, the 9th day OF May, 1871, at 10
clock y. NJ, proceed to Sell at the front
l."r o! the court House Of said ohio coun i.
y. a public auction, TO the highest ana
->; nuGcr, the following described proper
=. 10 vii: Lot numbered As, in Jonathan
|II"> addition 10 the city of Wheeling
>sI 40, Is in the First Ward of the city
"i "hr' ling and Is bOu Gded on the south
." Chestnut alley, on The west by Market
'.'"''l. fronting n; feet on Market street and
naming thence an equal width parallel
with >tIl AIRY about 2i3 feet. said lot VIII
10. 'nlt m two separate parcels, one parcel
wing 't>t and the other west OF the centre
"i The National road.
Terms Or SALE.-On1-third in cash. the
reminder IN two equal payments oil one
'"" ~" Years, with interest from the day
"' sac, u be. secured by bonds duly eNecu-
lei with good security, and title retained
"H'i. iHiih"r orders OF said Court.
X. Fl. COCHRAN,
"ip-i Special Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
Terrible Accident.

A most distressing accident occurred
at Peach Bottom, this county, on Thurs
day last, in a small smith shop at the
slate quarries of jeremiah Brown. 1t
appears that David Williams, the smith,
was repairing drill for one of the work
man in the quarries, when another work
man brought into the shop keg con-
tanning about ten pounds OF Tasting
powder, which he set down beside a keg
Of water, upon which the other work
man was sitting Mr. Williams intend
ded to plunge the heated drill into the
kep of water for the purpose Of temper.
ing it, but mistook the powder key for
it, and into it he plunged the iron. A
terrible explosion ensued, tearing out
the end Of. the shop, destroying the sight
of both Mr.. Williams eyes, and burning
him so terribly all over the head and
body that at last accounts his lite was
despaired OF. The other two men IN
the shop, whose names are Edward
LLOYD and John Owens, were also badly
burned, though not fatally. Lancaster
{ Pa IntslHge,eer, april Is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April 70
COFFEE-Rio in good demand a
l6tc for common; fair to fancy at li@
zoe; Java at 25@27c. :,
COTTON-Stronger middling held
at l4@l44@l44c; ordinary to good al
l04@l2ic.
FLOUR-Easier; fancy brands al
Sc 50@$7 90; superfne at s. 4O(9S3 81
low grades at 81 S0@S 90.
GRAIN-Wheat offerings light; best
winter red at 81 80; No. 2 at 81 Sig
| 80; hill at 81 40 white at 81 Al
6$l AZ. Corn steady at SIC. Rye
easy at 81 03@sl % for prime. Oats
easy and receipts liberal; 55@59e
for white; mixed at 52@55c. Barley
active and very firm at 81 O7@sl IL
for prime lower grades at S5@Sl %
OILS-Linseed held at 81 90. Lard
at 95@9Sc.
PROVISIONS-Unsettled; mess pork
offered at SIS 90 without buyers; rumPs
$l3 OO6l4 %. Bulk meats fiat shout
ders at &c; rib sides at &c; clear rib al
SCI clear sides at s!c-no sales
Bacon dull; shoulders at TIC clear rlt
at &c; clear sides at 9kc. Sugar
Cured Hams at l4@l6c for best,
Lard unchanged; head and gut, at loi
@l0sc for city kettle lie.
SUGAR-In good demand; New
Orleans firm at S3@l2!c for raw; clarl
fled at l2@l3c; soft at l2i@l3ic; vel
low at l16l2c.
WHISKY-In fair demand at SSc
for iron bound.
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Illi.e,. nepablIe.ni.m doomed.


"A Republican of Illinois writes tc
the central organ OF his party, the
Springfield Journal, communication
which is significant of a coming storm
that threatens trouble in the camp o.
sham Republicanism. We copy hi:
article:
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF ILLINOIS IS
..,..... DOOMED
To the Editor OF the State Journal:
/. Because of the persistent efforts Of
the Republicans of the North to remove
the seat Of government from Spring
field, thereby producing a sectional
division between the northern and south.
ern portions of the State.
=. Because Of the miserable manage.
ment of the penitentiary under Repub.
lican control, whereby the State is losing
two or three hundred thousand dollars
annually. For this the Republican
party is responsible.
3. Because that great and bene6cent
measure, the Illinois River Improve
ment bill, was killed by Republican Rep
resentatives in the Legislature.
4. Because Northern Republican
members are engaged in petty schemes
for Congressional honors and personal
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, regardless Of the best
interests of the State-because they
dare not rise to the dignity OF indepen-
dent Legislators and, because they
cringe and cover beneath the lash of
the corrupt and subsidized press OF
Chicago.
THE Republican party Of tbs State
Is therefore doomed
The next Legislature of this State
will be a Democratic Legislature.
The next Governor of this State will
be Democratic Governor
The next Senator in Congress from
this State will be a Democratic Sena-
tor
Mark the prediction q.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling wholesale Market

WHEELING, April %, 1871.
A large trade is being done, but jobbers
complain that the margin for profit Is closer
than ever. Provisions declining, with good
demand II prices are made to suit. Grocer
les steady. Flour quiet but very firm.
BUTTERFLY fair demand; supply mod
crate at 30635c for choice.
CHEESE-No stocks.
CARBON OIL-Prices uSettled; standard
brands, in q jobbing way, at 23G2ic asking
and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at li@l1c; city mould al
G6FFEE-Falr at l7alSc; prime at Isl &c
choice and fancy at lsc.
EGGS-Supply fair and COED demand
FEATHERS AT Toe, and the usual
advance for small lots I'm a retail way.
FLOUR-Red winter family at ST. T5dI u
white wheat family AT 81 &@7 50; fancy
at s. 50; superfine and extra at S. 50a57 %;
GRAiN-Wheat active; white at 81 35gl ~
for choice No. L; red at 81 2lSl 81; Rye at q
aSOc. Oats at S@50c. Barley at 75c9sl w
PROViSioNS-In fair demand. Mes
pork at S2l 90. Lard, fierce at l2c; keg
kes at I3L5c. Bacon shoulders nj SIC; cleal
sides at lie; breakfast bacon at he. Plain
hams l4c; Sugar Cured hams, l512al6c;
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at ~ M; No
10, 1ull WelShI, wv NY, at " ~
weights ut various prices, according T. &c
weight in packages; white fish at - =; lake
herring at S. ~.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina com
MON at SC; fair TO prime ats>sc; cheice at loc
HOMINY-Saleso OF white Mint nj 80 w PEE
b lrrel.
SYRUPS-Baltimore at 50965c; New iorf
at 65970c; choice drips at 75c.
SCGARS-New Orleans at l0dlllsc: Porto
Rico and Cuba at lie: Demarara at l2a l2ige
crushed, powdered and granulated AT it a
A coffee at l3@l3}4c; b coffee al l3c
MOItSSES~New Orleans new crop
fair to good at sc; prime TO choice a
6S970c.
&c B5hAk k PowDER-nosan, List & Co. +
'I saoA 4 at s74e; German at SIC
rs SALT. i at s. %; best Ohio River a
$TwSBACCo-Navy Blacks at s2s79c; darl
los and lat s's7'c bright los IS and I
TEA~Gunpowder at 81 5osl IS; Youns!
Hyson at 81 3al 90; black at 81 0oal l0al g
BROONS-No. fancy, g co. No. fancy
g So No fancy, s 3; No ;.i, p y AZ Is = =
No. plain : %; y 20. pam = 's1 .
GLASSFirst quality Sxl0 at 81; l0xI2 a
! 4 50; second quality Sxl0 at s. 10; luxe a
so per box of 50 feet. Discount III pc
cent. s
GENSENG-At55cp n.
HAY-Quiet; prime baled Is still quotes
at &b 009l7 0G loose at $40 O9l2 90
LARD 0IL-Extra winter strained at$l o.
SEEDS-Ciover, at q 90 per bushel; umo
thy, at Is so; daxseed at 81 IS. -
BEANs-Sayy, white, At s2oos2 % pc
bushel.a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
New York Money Market.

# sol NEW YORK, April 70.
The most noticeable event OF the day
in Wall street was the sale of Govern
ment bonds. The demand was good
which is the first time since the issue o.
the bonds thai sales have been made al
a trade price. '' go, .a
MONEY-The money market has
worked with extreme ease throughout
the day. In the afternoon the rates on
call were 4@5 per cent. on government
bouds, and 5@6 per cent. on other colate,
rails. Prime business paper is in demand
at | to II per cent.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE = The
foreign exchange market closed firm at
l09b@ll0 for prime bankers, sixty days
sterling bills; 11Os@ll2 for short sight.
GOLD-The speculation in gold has
been tame and the prices at ll0s@llOt;
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Dull and
steady; United States currency IS at
lll4@lllt. -
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-04-27
Hoofand's German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined
to extreme bitters, and IL intended for use
In cases when some alcoholic stimulant Is
required In connection with the Tonic prop
critics Of the bitters. Each bottle OF the
Tonic contains one bottle OF the Ritters,
combined with pure SANTA CRUZ Rum,
and favored In such a manner that the ex-
IRENE bitterness Of the bitters Is overcome,
forming preparation highly agreeable and
pleasant to the palate, and containing the
medicinal virtues of the Bitters. The price
of the Tonic IL sl.50 per bottle, which many
persons think too high. They must take
into consideration that the stimulant used
Is guaranteed to be Of a pure quality. A
poor article could be furnished at cheaper
and have good article? A medicinal pre-
paration should contain none but the best
Ingredients; and they who expect to obtain
a cheap compound, and be benefited by It,,
will most certainly be cheated.