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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Tupgsg,r Aug i1Dsye,-aId,,, 81 Con|unp.w and
c,,,e lower some droycs selng r. under What m stock
scqsG ' 81 asoa e s T s I' al
l-rtOn eas H. D'sy cars D. II sherman c,rs b. W.
Sales by CoseI MoPheu'n pi Of their 30 IaO steers 81 90
B. weslIsne for sw Acon. $50 nuuOi, steers. cvt I'll
r. MURRAY. Tor H. ssern,n l,s Illinois steer cr a. I,sHle
C. j. Pagan sold 81 Ip1,ns cattle for W. Aon ioalOc
H. Dsoa for D. Sherman InoI, steer, Of CT ort .. Ic
w,eh.wlen n Mori, bad % cars COZ Ul,ry c,r, Wood
Morehowe cars; smith Roberts, eai H. o5nibal,
Bales Of e cattle 40 thin cst Inoi, steers a, lOe Sc
n 70 BY Dudley Ohio steers Of s'sn,s ct snd good II n
- &c. b, es ca cwt lie 81 u y ct 81 tie s. o-l ToIsns
oy ITe f, ssS Al s +. 81 cSt Ksa;acsy ser a.
westlmer Hughes for smith Rc6s, 50 ONO Of 81 w
Resent l oi bis @ KsGqcky es; Of cvt at ~ @il,@
y Barnes for Wood Mocboae IS Ohio cattle Of Ct sI It o.c
Hard ol Wood hooaoa lOi inOt. sefs Of u LOT a
lie
good pdce, full sustained In they
exceeded Far primo mk Va sell at 9olbc though es were
as y head sale, b. v Thron Co Of 90
99Oc 40 Mt Hsy 80 d. yq9iG, All 80 Bucks COuut Of $50
Eye o., sold lie County Penn calves, 10 D. at loc 20
..add Bsckioehs@ .'li q fed calves at 81! 80 each
sSsP AN Ia IasSs~Rsers 5,i1 oi Fos, 10
demand for sheep at rather stronger rae Sbie prime ambs
were prne. sales foreht, By Judd Bucsns,m, 49, no.
sheep 40 n 81 Ohio 20 ID. and STATE no h. all ~ s % state,
81 H. &c. 3il prime State lambs 63i N. At Sc
KAe Hsuyei Co.. poor Ohio sheep bucks Ie 20 70 at lie
100 PcansylVaua lambs 70 h, &c.
Bsrneg cold 2l8 Ohio sheep. - 10. at Sc.
Hume Rott sold ~ OHIO sheep 10 ~ at sc
u DO n No. DE 8il ~ So; 80 Pennsylvania 10 ~ c IS
CsniS Pennsylvania III n Gel un lambs at 81 7Jg
s Canada 6 NJ DEL ~ do o9i H. choee stocks for o. Oliver,
&C.. 80 state Ga n, lie, aud li6 % % d a. &c. - .
lO state lambs 50 D. attic 80 ofsi is 10 and 20
OF 50 n al 6ie. -
s. McGraw soll 100 fst State lambs of66 N Il &c.
HoGs-Auva 5s7-i7 o II Fortttst and a. Connun'pav
rather 6rmeT. 6!@1c a. ne io dressed nriei
pg bringing hr price 100 10 e 100 ID. Ie 20 D. &c One ear
30 n Mich. sold Jiye at SIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
First Mortgage
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BONDS
ST.jOSEPH AND DENVER CITY
Railroad Company,
WESTERN DIVISION.

T Bonds can now be had from the undergnod through the
principal banks and banker, o. the Unltei States
They have thirty (] run bearing Eight Per Cent e.
Interest payable 18th days Of August and February In each
Tn. Principal Interest payable Gold Tho Principal New.
York Interest NerYors London and free OF
tax Tbey Coupon Bonds be registered converted into Regis
tered Bonds receivable par accrued interest payment for
the Compans land Tie pAymea Of the principal and Interest
secured by dr, ouJ mortgage the Conpsnys Lands granted
b. the United in 1906 lying the line Of this ro,l aId amount
lag 10000 acres the ralsay Of the Western Division extending
from Mysye Kansas junction with Union Pacific Road at Port
Keaney 10 miles together with the Equipments apper
tanning Franchises Right. Of Way aud Personal property
TIE mortgage made the Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
EewYork a. Trustees
The BoDhoder npy protected By the terms Of the Mortgage
Deed which prohibits CompAns lands at less than four
(sO jolar Der acre and release this Mortgage upon
any poron the money paid to the Trustees, who
are Authorized apply the to the payment OF these Bonds either
BY purchase or Sinking Fund Tor their redemption at maturity
erngu the debt and leave the railway and equip
beyond all contingency.
Holder, Of 2Vs and especially those he paid OF
Tesay Department eehsnge their Governments for
these Bonds good and su6st0n'tal profit
location line Of the ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad
Is commanding the fact that 1t is practical eTn'
weztr Of the Hannibal and st. Joseph the merit Land Grant
road the Illinois Central Joseph and Denver City Rail-
road fei sts eastern s Joseph b. Railway lines coming
Hannibal Louis Chso and o, roads conrergnS at
Joseph therefore Iri It's connection with the
Union Pacific ro,d open, the through middle route acro the continent
and national This reflected the fact that the GUAM
telegram, which have received during the " DAYS
for sale applying for these Securities Indicate the
quick response Of the American peopein support Ofnena improve
.msBs while at the time they make good investment
Price for the present. st accrued interest currency
Crcula msD pamphlets documents &c. furnished upon apples
ton.
EIpre.,se relating Marketable Securities received
In exchange.
We great TIE examination Of this property and
the bonds mortgage satisfied h. investments in th Loan
Init
tia. First Mortgage Bonds Of this Company the Eastern Division
lately successfully placed by advanced l02 and
interest making then rule 1906 nearly ten cent aVane
Under all circumstances we unhesitStngy recommend them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
THE STATE or TRADE.

LoSpnp Aug Ill: mConsOs opened al 91 Tor money sn(
93 dg. for She United Sss FeISea bonds lSt2 w
1855. old 93i 1858 ai; Ten Porties. sl
FRANKFORT Aug l6Byeuing-Untet States fTe-IWeny bonus
closed al g6i FOR the old spe
PRis Aug I6-Ryening- s. francs 20 confines
LIVERPOOL Aug l7O:3D m-Cotton opened hmi mdHng I'd
lands Bdtd MdHg Orleans 9d5 The sales Of the day are es
mated at 10 900 bales. -
LoSpoy Aug I7l3D D. m-ConsO', for money q3 for the ao
counts 3l. United State, Ten Forty bonds. ~.
LvEKfooI Aug l1:3O m.-Coton il active and hrme snt
Prices advanced; MdBg Uylsnis Gii Mflng Orleans g,t
the sales Of estimated 10 900 bales including sou
and export sales OF Cotton ship named from New
Orleans made 9td for MidhHg Lard al est
LvBKrooL, Aug. 1850 m-Cotton closed 0trongi hddhni
Upands SD Mlng Orleans CID the ssss Of the day have been
Is bales including 100 for export and speculation.
PARIS, Aug. l7.--Rrntes, 50 france, 65 oentimes 49,.
Aug l5 mConsols cOse AZ et for money and W
account United states frefweny bonds zoos, $50 1905
s9! l967s go Ten Rories, g3
PARs Aug l7-Rentos, IS francs 90 cenHmos -
LIVERPOOL Aug 75 m-Whest 0GlOJ GENITAL Tor Red west
err Spring. Land, 44i6 " cyt
LosDOS, Aug l7-Rcfned Petroleum. lGld. r gallon.
vgKPooI l7ATed ship Emerald Isle FROM New York JAY
20, with co bales Of ColtOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw-YoRK Thursday, Aug. IT, 18Th
The horse market continues quiet, wtlrprices
buyers favor and have not learned OF any trans
actions worth recording. Dealers in work and light
driving horses pretty fairly supplied for the moment
and quite ready to sell at very reasonable figures
Messrs. Johnston & Van Tasse will hold their regular
sem-weeky auction sale, az their horse and carriage
agep9R mart in Fast t29orrog Fersdhay,
Cape Breton ponies, all of which recently shipped
from NovaScotia, will form part Of the stock to Do
brought under the hammer.
Among the late arrivals from Kentucky was very
fine blood mare, consigned 70 Col :. d. Bruce
Messrs. j. b. Brewster IL Co. Of Twentyhfth-st have
done very clever stroke OF business by exhibiting st
the late Buffalo meeting one OF their champion Jaeger
wagons with patent vertical steel plates in axlODeds
Nine orders for such wagons thus far received by the
firm Is the fatterng result OF having put the right
thing at the proper time in the right place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.

Jay Cooke Co. are now selling the First Mort
e's' '-oJ Gold Bonds Of the Northern Pacific Rail
i''a Company, bearing Seven aud Three tenths per
cent goH interest more than eight per cent cur
ieAcyl' and secured by first and only mortgage on
Tue entire Road and equipments, and on more than
."''O Acres Of Land TO every mile of track OF 500
aces OF Land to each $1,000 Bond. The high
9'' current price will be paid for u. S. Five
"7n.e'' and all other marketable securities re-
oe'yed IN exchange.
'uo success Of the New Government per cent
'''a VI" compel the early surrender of United States
WI cents. Many holders Of Five-Twenties are now
'A'-An2ing them for Northern Pacific Sevea-Thir-
~ 'ni' realizing handsome profit, and greatly
'--''4s'ls their yearly income.
''IPhots, maps and full information will be fur
sIpl Oh applicacatiOn by JAY COOKE & Co., Plila-
pYHa' New-York, aud Washington, and by most
AXIS aud }SsPkers throughout the country.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS oP THE NEW Or
- hOBuE, AND TEXAS RAILROAD COMPANY,
h,. .per cent currency OF per cent gold interest
g." 'ehs 70 run; are ia the denomination Of
Yy~ ASO each are limited in amount TO sl2,5OO
rIIe' and are based upon the Louisiana Division
O. great trunk line, from Mobile through New
- 70 Houston, of which line two-thirds is
,oJ built These bonds are offered for the present
~ and accrued interest from July1.
a.. 'i' dntaRes of these bonds for SAFE ASD
L. IAfiK lNyEsTMgSrar are manifest upon exaInina-
40 railroad bond is better secured, while hold
''' Vthneuts Will ind decided profit iu sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
TANNER g. Co,
BANKERS.

II Wall-st. New-York.
BUY and Sell at current market rates, the FIRST
MORTGAGE EIGHT tS) PER CENT GOLD BONDS OF
THE ST. JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY RAILROAD Co.
Interest payable August and February, in New
York, London, or Frankfort-on-the-Man, free of
L. S. Taxes. TANNER & Co., No. IL Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
RECEIPTS OLE PRODTCE.

AcG 7- pkgS Ashes pkga BeeswaT t9 bales Cotton 81 bills
Copper clo- Copper NJ bb hkg l)09 bbl Flour 1856 40
Wheat Ji1R7 bub Com l6 t25 bh Os Hl7 bush Rye,
Seed l20 bags FaI Seed 20 hb Corr Neal ~ bhes
sides Leather ~ bsle Nor 70 bhls Spirits
Tupnne rs bbl Rn BIZ PorE lt ptgs Cot Meats - tEs
L.r Lard pkgs. Cheese 25 Batter 81 Phg%
Taow tg Sean 10 bb Lsri OIL !is Pkgs starch ~ bales
80 L Tobacco 30 boxes aud OOoeo ~
bills Whisky. ~ bses Wool, 159 plates ZINC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18

so Fair 10 Pdme Refining Cuh Cuoo.; ioI
Far Port Rico; for hores syan. Al NJ glOic
Re6rod sea1T and active al ~, fIJc Tor Harris
STRARIN active and hrm sales Of rs bb aud
December at 9lc.
| .nd moderately Of n,
-hsie 6rGsr and Ia fair denan1 sale. rs Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
A. $. HATCH.
HARVEY FISK.
OYFIcE or FISK & HATCH.
BANKERS

BANKERS
AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No. Nassau-st., N. Y, Aug. IA, 1871.
Fvo-Twenties till further notice can be converted
into First Mortgage Gold Bonds of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, the great new trunk line from
the Mississippi Valley to the seaboard These bonds
are very popular. The investor. by conversion at
present rates adds nearly 20 per cent to his capital
besides retaining per cent gold interest for 2S8
years, certain; his money being safe as when liz
vested in a Government bond.
Price o. and accrued interest from May ]. The
bonds are in denominations OF $1,000 $500 and SlOO
Fisk g. HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18

inr at the present high prices and roinvcsting in
.ho.o bonds, which cost less. but pay much larger
Tho fullest information given on application. W.
u su,rrUcK, Banker and Financial Agent. N. o..
NJ and t. r. Il. Co.. No. % Nasssu-st., New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TRTBuSEI
THURSDAY, Aug H. 1871.
ASHBSPo moderate demand and steady at - "a 81 I5
Pearls prices uDchanged quote $50 80
COTTONhe market has been quite active and prices are ta as
higher forward delivery sales $3.50 bales 1893 last evening
including 1908 for export consumption 81 transit We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
COTTON MARKETS

pr,sopv Aps i-Cotoi orenei hcsv and closed timer Md
ding nae net receipts 6J baes eRpos-coa't"e 20 psss se
% bales; stock liz tsles T.. 49,. ..,,,o hisbs,
,; net receipts gross 10 balesi sales V Ise' '"ei'
CEsRIy,rox Aug l7Cottor frmer Mddrg @ dl7 nt' re-
etp 81 bes; ,IporseosSise, J5 bales sses Vo oA's eA
2itl bales. o., o-t-..- IA. ,.,
receipts bales eITous-to Great brn s'tAssi ''i '
NORFOLK Aug I7-Coon dali; MdiHng, le'e net receipts
% tae.; erpor.s-coaswise IS hsles stock ~ are,
hoBng Aug i7-COtton quiet MdAhg I'!ci lei feeeP -
hsIs.. 49,. % isles, .foet Ell bales. 20
Bosroy Aug 7Coon Midding lPli net receipts 20
belle. gross sales 80 hales sok eco bales ,o
LOUISVILLE Aug l7-Couou qneti hdAng I0ei TeoeP' 'O
MrsPHI. Aug l7Coon 6rner not higher Mdihngs Ice
WLsNGTOS Aus. l7-COsoa un,eedi h'dAIs' nonlAh' '1
AU6 ,ri Aug l7-Coitoa quiet bat swi hidalhg'' l4aHS'
receipts, "a bales sses p bales ann ,-tat-,.
SlvlSSAr Ga Aug l7-Coon dull sud nomuai hdlits ''i
net rsceirs IN bales; bales stock, $50 bales
ST. LON, No., Aug l1.-GJuOn nominsl haaihss Ioi"
EAST LIBERTY PENN LIVE STOCK MARkhI.-AtG; 49,. ~ 49,
GATTLE-Te receipts been unusn6iy large TINS Ne,A ne
fyas NUM- ng some 81 same az az VICE. -,
To market has fallen ron
The reached $50 bead and ne i9os. ~ 80
tsksB prices Good Ohio steers averaging wv 10 ~ "a
steers - Kentucky fancy steers a,tfa
5s Moun sfeer, 900 N, 81 a. Illinois s.sei'
10 H. At Sc; Team cattle sreagng lI !" l1V ~ -
stookers from n Jid3c Bulls, 3GZfc Vf
good of Chufees just sold a. BE a'efaglg ~
SHERP-ATdVAs have been 100 maTtet has oeeh
81 goo sailc has been dropping and &C. is al
good IA NIB wi u.u.s.t-
this week 100; Arm good Pl'ae-
plis hogs - 23a - 3Oi Straight f"r.ers,4 Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18

EIGHT PER CENT GOLD INTEREST BONDS, WITH
STATE JNDORsEMENT.-The rsigned offer for sale
a limited amount of First Mo "sge Bonds of the
Montgomery and Eufaula r. J. o.. Endorsed by the
State of Alabama bearing eight per cent interest In
gold, payable in New-York March and September
Issue limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road.
Ample funds have been provided for the compile
ton of this road by October next and the funds for
meeting the interest due in September next have
already been placed in our hands
The business of this road promises to be large and
profitable, and we confidently recommend its in-
dorsed Mortgage Bonds to those seeking investments
as both safe and advantageous. Price, for the pros
ent, IS and accrued interest.
GEORGE OPDYKE g. Co., 2j Nassau-st,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
Diploen0 Nollfes.

OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN Coal COMPANY, ll9 Broadway.
TNHE DIRECTORS have declared a DIVI-
DEND Of THREE PER CENT out OF the earnings the last SIX
months payable the m day of September neIt The transfer books
will be closed the evening Of August until the morning Sep
tsmber IL. N. A. MYERS Secretary.
Hew.York, August Is, 1871.
Warehoung Company this day declared DIVIDEND
SEVEN PER CENT s the stockholders payable
the 10Th York Aug
10, 1911. CHAS. K. WALLACE Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
A. g. HATCH
HARVEY FISK.

OFFICE OF FISK e. HATCH, go
Bankers and Dealers "a G0rerRment SeclrN@''
No. 5 Nassau-st.. New York. Aug. H. loh'
Five-twentes till further notice, can be converted
into First Mortgage Gold Bonds of the Chesapeake
and OHIO Railroad the great new trunk line from
the Mississippi Valley to the seaboard These bonds
are very popular. The lnvcster, by conversion at
present rates adds nearly 20 per cent TO his capital
besides retaining per cent gold interest for 2Si
wears certain, his money being safe as when in-
vested in "a Government bond.
Price 90 and accrued interest from May l. The
bonds are in denominations of $1,000 $500, and $780,
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18


The Philadelphia stock market is steady Pennsylvania
g. third issue IO7; Philadelphia and Eric Railroad 28;
Reading Railroad g.! Pennsylvania Railroad, GA Gold
li .
Tie earnings Of tie Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
an Indiana 20. s Railway Company in July, were:
17i.....@ 3it65l l2,e...S So III Increase. St27H
Total increase OF earnings since Jan l. 1871, compared
Vh the period last year. s326,S74 Tie number oi
miles ~ track is the same as last year.
Ncsrs Tanner Co.. Financial Agents OF the ST. Joseph
spi Denver city RIrGal Company report an aclNe ue
n md for the Ucr cent First Mortgage Bonus OF
Inc western DvisiOh Of that road The total Issue OF
hands d. 800 CO. and Il this amount over one quarter
is ain ads been sold IN addition 10 the mortgage on
he road and 90, equipment, the bonds have the further
safurty of 20 mOrtga-e the lands of the Company
r1j hy the Union Pacific Railroad Company published
lew DAYS suue averaged 81 IS per acre. The lands OF the
JO-rph aud Denver CITY are at least OF equal value OF
q .,,t of tie Union Pacific Company.
Tho svcCi s-fl ucgo ttiOn Of the per cent Govern
,cut Loan created active investment demand Tor
fr,rcas rail way bonds bearing higher rate OF interest
Among the .y0Itcs notice increased demand Tor
te,ge and Railroad Company. selling at % and
hccrucd int rest in currency The bonds are now selling
81 excess OF tlP money requirements OF the rOad not
ihstudng the fact that the work Is advancing rapid
H. A. udicousy prosecuted 5000 laboTers being
Constantly employed. About 1875 miles OF road remain
unfinished ana of this amount IS miles viii be completed
and in operation within the next two months. This will
leave hut lnD miles, which will be completed early next
summer. When finished tins Will give direct line OF
railway communication from Richmond TO the ONO
River whore connections viii be made at once with all
ile leading points of the West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18
Ueooins CARDS. &,e.

AT WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 Full
N iens.-wEDDING CARDS and FINE STATIONERY ibsss
nshed 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-18

INSURANCE STOCKS and SCRIPS WANTED
II nv X. 8. BAILEY g. Wsllst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-28
II < T. e go

Look at those features and see the agony depict.
ed in the face 1t cannot be helped while the
trouble remains The suferings from piles is OF
very aggravated description. You cannot walk with
any comfort; you cannot ride in peace; you can.
not sit with ease, and the suffering when attending
to nature is almost unbearable, and causes such
feeling of dread that it is put OF at great sacrifice
to health and comfort in many instances increasing
the difficulty to alarming extent Use DIR. Briggs
Pile Remedies according; directions to cure in
ternal, external, itching or bleeding piles They
mild and reliable, and warranted as represented.
Sold Inv Druggists
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-28
CAUSES OF THE PANIC.

An examination of the building showed
that one of the pillars, the one nearest the
altar in the basement story. and which sup
ported the floor of the upper story, had
fallen from its place and caused the floor to
SWAY down about two inches. The floor in
that part of the house was very loose and
shaky, bnt as the other pillars remain firm
it does not seem probable that even the
weight of the great crowd in the church at
the time would have caused it to give way,
and if the congregation had remained
seated or dispersed quietly. not single
one would have been injured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-28

the doorway and it required all the efforts
of the police and few humane, selt-pos-
sessed gentlemen to keep them off.
Finally the mass was disentangled, and
it was fonnd that eleven had been killed
outright, three badly wounded, and seven
ty-five or hundred slightly injured.
The conduct of the pastor deserves
great praise He retained his presence OF
mind throughout the whole terrible scene
and. with his deacons and those of his con-
gregation whom they could influence, he
contributed much toward restoring order
and preventing much greater loss OF lie
and limb.
A few minutes after the tumult was got
under control, the bodies of the dead were
carried into the lower part of the church
building; five were laid out ON pews anc
six on the floor in front of the pulpit. ~
the relatives and friends of the victims re-
cognized the remains. their grief and wall
ing would have thrilled heart OF stone.
Mothers were weeping and mourning IN
agony over their children, laFishihg
caresses upon their their inanlmate forms !;
brothers and sisters were crying aloud ana
wrinpino their hands or standing IN deep
and fearful but silent anguish over the
corpse of a sister; and one old man was
on his knees beside his dead wife, rocking
his body to and fro, and alternately pray
mo and grooming. The lamentations of
some were loud and agonizing, while the
grief of others was deep but decorous,
and they evidently struggled hard to keep
from breaking out into noisy demonstra-
tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-11-28
NE L Al GI A j.

The pain increases from time to time, until your
nerves seem to snap and crack, jerk and jump, and
play all sorts OF pranks, from the top Of your head
TO the tips of your toes the demon shooting forth
like lightning along the unfortunate nerve, and now
trying to tie another into Thousand knots, then
attempting to make a bowstring of another, some
times in the region of the heart again in the face
head neck etc; in short, If you have neuralgia in
its worst form, with all the agony distilled to its
most excruesting degree, use DIR. j. BRIGGS
ALLEVANTOR, and in 9 trice your neuralgia with
all his demons, has departed, and once again you
may be happy. Sold by Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-26
ST. JOHNS.


The Tyne Crew to Row In the Hall.
fax Race-Inquest ON the Remains
of RenfOrth.
ST.. JOHNS, August 25.-Tne Tyne
crew have decided to row in the Halifax
race with Kelly as stroke, Bright No. 2,
Chambers, No. 3, and Percy bow.
The inquest on Renforth's body was
resumed this morning. Jno. j. Walton,
of the Newcastle Chronicle, deposed,
after Renforth was placed in bed, Kelly,
Percy and Chambers being also present,
| asked Renforth what was the matter;
"have you had a fit? He said, "Oh
no, it's not fit; I'll tell you all" AT
terwards he breathed very hard and
became slightly delirious. Brandy was
administered which gave him temporary
relief. Shortly before death he spoke
again, saying, "Oh, my poor wife"
Poor Harry" (meauing KellyG froth
came to his mouth with mucus, when
he changed his color, his jaws set, and
he was dead. Witness stated that Rem
forth was an excitable man, Of temper
ate habits, but when over-excited was
subject to apoplectic fits. Renforth
said to Kelly, when first attacked in
the boat, "Oh, Harry, | have had some
thing given me-" The examination
has not vet been concluded.
The official time of the Paris crew
was thirty-nine minutes and twenty Sec
onds