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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-15

been through great many scenes; I've
taken part in an election fight; I've been
down in a railway collision, and up In
steamboat explosion; I've fallen down
three fights of stairs, and walked out of
fourth story window, but this goat ex-
cursion was little ahead of them all.
The furious beast kicked and screamed,
and rolled over, and turned back sommers
saults, and front somersaults, and drove
me against the ceiling and underneath
the chairs. till the bandage fell from my
eyes and had to let go. The goat van
isbed up the chimney in blue fame, and
[ found myself In the center ofthe lodge
room, with about fifty Masons in aprons,
and nothing else. dancing war dance
around NE. The rest CT the members
were standing on their heads in the diff
feren corners, all but the cadaverous-
looking buccaneer, who seemed to be the
+ head of the department Soon they left
off dancing ard marched round the room
chanting an inspiring dirge. [ was
then hauled up in front of the chief S
desk, who thus addressed me- Brother
Kobb, you are now one Of us. You are
member of an institution that has last
ed over three million years. You are
impervious to mundane influences. You
are water proof, and FIRE proof, you are
over proof. You can walk the river or
sit on a red hot stove with impunity..
Moral man cannot harm you, and the dev
il himself must curl up his tail and walk
off at your approach. Be virtuous; Mr..
Kobb, and you will be happy 1 then
assumed sash and apron. Kobb. Jr.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-15
A Specific for the euro 81 o ,

"A specific for the cure of cancer has
been discovered in Ecuador. 1t is plant
heretofore considered poisonous. An
Ecuadorian wife of the period gave her
husband dose thefeof.s so as tn exned;te
her aequittal at the hands of an E,.ua,Ior.
ian grand jury. He had been previously
troubled with cancer of the stomach. He
Is now hale and uncancerous widower.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-06-15

When [ came to my senees I was alone
IN the ante-room Of the lodge. 1t was a
lively and cheerful apartment. A couple
OF crocodiles were amusing themselves in
corner, and a few full grown rattlesnakes
were practicing the flying trapeze on a
stove-pipe. The furniture consisted chief
ly of half a dozen mummies, the skele-
tons of Captain Kidd, Lucretia Borgia
Guy Fawkes, Jack the Giant Killer,
Oliver Cromwell, the Wandering Jew.
William the Conqu srer, Christopher Co
lambus, and Dick Turpin; a flying ma
chine, three barrels of gun-powder, and
remarkably healthy and developed
wildcat. just then half dozen pirates.
cls in aprons and sashes,r rushed into the
room with whoop. One of them, the
biggest and uglies5, who appeared to be
the chief, ordered the attendants in a
voice of thunder, to trot out the animal.
The attendants disappeared, leading an
lron-clad goat, regular donkey-decker,
with sixteen horns, pair Of wings, and
seven or eight tails stuck ali over him.
My eyes were bandaged, and was told
to mount. | said, Gentlemen, if yon II
excuse me, [ would rather net. I'm OF
accustomed to going in BALLOON; and be-
sides We got an engagement down town.
My wife wants to see me particularly; I'll
be back In few minutes. [ rather think
my house is on fire, but I'll be back in a
few nlinutes-yes, gentleman, in a few
Before [ could finish my sentence, [ was
seized from behind and planted firmly
astride the Internal goat Somebody then
said. let GO, and away he went. I've
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01

SIEgULAR SUlCIDE-Thc Indianapolis
RopIG gives. the following account of the
most singular suicide which occurred near
Philadelphia, short distance cast Of the
city, on Thursday week:
"a farmer was thrcshing his grain, by
steam power, near the road side, when II
wCl.dressed stranger drove up in n buggy,
got out, tied his horst, and caue up TO
the machine lie first went IN Che eigin.
Ger and asked Tor tho privilege Of feeding
the machine for while, and WINS referred
LO the feeder. The feeder seeing no rCas.
IN to refuse letting him try his hand,
yielded his post, which the stranger filled
with ability. Alter running short time,
he looked TO the engineer for moro steam,
which the engineer put on, aud while the
machine was going ut lightning speed he
mOtiOnGd the man handling sheavCs to
stop, and as soon as the teeth were clear
he doubled up his arms and threw him.
self headCorcmOst into tho thresher, before
the larrOr.striCken observers had nm idea
Of his intention. lie was literally torn
tOpieCcs Ia an instant. No clue to his
identity could DO discovered; his pocket.
hook contained $50, but nothing in the
way of papers. The citizens Of PhilAdel.
phia arc still in the dark as regards the
name Of the man or the cnusc Of his ma.
king way with himself.
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GheQnteIIi9etrter.
A New PropeIIing Power.

DR.. Hunter, Of Cleveland, under the
stimulus of the New York State prize OF
100000 has invented q novel canal boat
Tor canal transit, which is attracting much
attention. The inventor began with u
series OF cxperimnts, whereby lie learned
that the chief motive power of the fish is
the tail, and that the fins render little or
no assistance, Accordingly he determined
to apply tho principle 70 steam nayiga-
ton. TWAS evident that some strong,
durable and plant material would be re-
Quisite 10 counterfeit the tail of II fish,
and nothing seemed so well adapted as
rubber. Hence the Doctors invention
simply consists Of applying u plain plate
Of vulCanizcd rubber in such II way as to
give the same movement us the fish does
to its tail in going through the water,
The rubber plates are for canal boats, four
feet square, five inches thick at one edge,
and tapCring in thickness down To one
inch at the opposite edge, The thick edge
is attached to an upright shaft which is
caused to rotate back and forth about one.
half Of an entire revolution, which gives
the rubber plate precisely the same mo-
ton that the tail of fish makes when
swimming, and o. course there Is o strong
power secured. A canal boat
with this curious modification in the
shape Of two tails" was tested at Buffalo
on Tuesday week. The result is described
as satisfactory in the highest degree. A
more practical trial will bc made in few
days, when the automatic fish will start
with n cargo of coal for Rochester.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01
A Miners Experience.

An old miner who has experienced OK
plOsiOns, thus describes them "As soon
rs the explosion occurs it drives like u
Whirlwind, and with force enough to
carry any weight before II in the direc.
ton OF the nearest vent In going it
sweeps along the ceiling, tearing away
props, bratticcs, and everything else, even
the pillars of coal. The unfortunate mi
u, aeEho may be within its influence, in.
stincliyely throws himself flat upon the
ground. Before he can rise the gas las
encountered tho body Of air moving In an
opposite direction. They come together
with an elastic shock, suillCienttO change
the direction Of the gaseous tornado, and
back 1t comes with rush. lifting the mi.
ncr and tlinging him probably a distance
Of fifty feet against the ragged coal. Be-
hind again there Is u shock of pure mir
and iOul, and again the gas whirls back
with uDdlminlsllcd fury, lifting the miner
once more and dashing him back whence
he originally came. Again and again
this terrible game of battIcdOrc Is repeat.
ed, Nothing can resist It's impetuosity.
Meanwhile the terrible alterdamp aCcu.
mulatCs with surprising rapidity. This
is composed Of the black damp which
hangs from the roof and the white damp
which gathers along the floor. 1t Joins
the gus at every rush, and adds power
and volume TO It's fury. The helpless mi.
ncr struggles with supCrhuman strength
to resist the bulIetings of the mine.fiCnd,
but now the damp begins to seize upon
his senses The sensation is not unpleas.
mt. Tic feels a slight dizziness he be.
comes weak and sleepy; he staggers his
knees lose Oll their power and he falls"
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MEXICAN Progress.

The Mexicans, in their land Of sunny
climate and stormy politics, are making
some improvements which VIII bring
them into better lcOmppnicatipn ytlh
their nelghb IN and 80 VIII pg'lplDiy eeI'
duce TO thsben6iil Of their external trade
and internal peace. The work on the
railway between the City Of Mexico and
Vera Cruz is being pushed forward rap.
llly from both ends Of the line Trains
run from Mexico a hundred miles, down
to Puebla, where the passengers take
stages through the mountains 10 COrdO-
va, and there take the cars again to Vera
Cruz, where they meet the steamers for
Havana and New York. A company has
been organized to build another line OF
railroad from the City of Mexico to the
port OF TuXpan, on the Gulf north OF
Vera Cruz, which Is meeting with success
in obtaining the necessary capital, and
will shortly commence work. This line
will be shorter than that TO Vera Cruz,
and avoids the heavy grades through the
mountains. For commercial iHt4COurso
with the United States 1t will have an e.
peCial advantage. From Tuxpal there
Is natural inland channel between
islands and the main shore, running near
iy all the way to Galveston, deep enough
for large ships, and yet 80 protected thai
u canal boat could DO tOwed through tho
greater part oft in safety. --l' ''T'R '-a-
Another important step Is the OTganiza-
ton Olan Associated Press in Mexico, in
connection with the Associated Press OF
New York. The Government, which
owns the telegraph lines, approves and
aids the undertaking, and all the leading
papers in tho Capital, the DidTo Official,
the SiglO, the IBERIA, the IrGtT linton,
are ready to Join 1t, When oil these an.
ticipated improvements arc perfected,
Mexico will be broughtintO as easy com
merCial reach OfNew York as San Fran
cisco has been by the Pacific Railroad
~ J. Commercial advertiser.
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Cincinnati lIarEet.

- CINCINNATI, August ~.
COTToS--LOw, middling, IKE; no mddllng
upland In the market.
ELouR-Fsmly, g. COOS 70.
dllAnir 1eaf red, u lGlpt IS. Corn, h9c.
itye We ~ 01is, SaeS9e. Barley iall, 9Oc0
u W. PPfio zoe,
'GR5dIlfE Coffee Prime, lsatbisgc
sElD-Timothy, 81 00b3 %; fAx, 81 90.
PROYIAIoNs-POrk-DullA and prices nominal
Lard, sales at gKc Bulk meats, 5I66k 6GSc
aAked; buyers holding OtR. Bacon sales, shout
den, Gkc; sides held at 7S0I4c no sales,
WuIsKY-YOC.
Milwaukee Market.
MILWAUKEE, August 81.
FLoUR-Rxtra supcrlne spring. $500.
GRAIN-WheaL NO.9, Milwaukee, 81 20, cash
81 0a, September In store to-day, 922,0 O0 bus,
against i,0gl,0OO bus. this time last year. Oats
active ut SOC. Corn, No. 2, mixed, IGC. Rye
No. !, 6lHc. Barley No. ., spring, 69HC.
a.' Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, Augustal,
FLOUR-Demand fair and prices ilrm.
GRAIN-WhGat easier, Ohio and Indiana 81 10
~ w. Corn, mixed western 6S07OC. Oats 40
j PROyBIoSs and Unchanged.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August 81.
ToBACco- Strong and active for. all grades,
Sales il9 hhds, Lugs 768C; low leaf s$D9c;
medium tohne l0Gs9Sc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01

INFORMATION WANTED-Ol Richard
Degnan, a young man aged about %
years, . resident Of Lewis county, West
Virginia, who left home about one wear
ago, and II is supposed went to PenIsyl.
vania. 1t is since rumorcd that he was
killed In the coal mines near Pittsburgh
but no definite information has been re-.
ceiyed. Any word in regard to him will
be thankfully received by his afflicted rel.
Ativcs. Address
JOHN DE0NAN, Weston, W. Va
1.-THE press generally arc requested to
publish, and they will confer n favor upon
those Interested,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01

CRLEBRATIoN.-The colored folks Of
Grafton, Clarksburg, MOrgAntOwn, apd
Warrington, are making preparations TO
celebrate the 22d OF September next, the
anniversary Of the emancipation of the
slaves. Tho celebration IS to DO held at
FalrmOnt. Hon. w. T. Willey,s Hon, 4.
II. Peirpbint, Reva j. II. Flanagan, ID. l.
X. Rinc, j, f. Woods, II, Ii. WestwOod,
and others, are invited to address them.
Several of their own race, including their
own minister, and Others, OF Fairmont,
are also expected to speak. The follow.
ing officers Of the day werCreCenlly elect.
cd to take charge Of the affair. -lry
CHIT AarAAal-P Peter Fagin, Of Fair
assistant MarJtals- .Sam'l Steele, Clarks.
burg; Charles Dunbar, CGratton; Stephen
Trimblc, Morgantowni .samuerF Freeman,
Warrington. ..' 20 '''l'l'
Color BedrT-William Goodwin, of
Fairmont.
John jackson, Madison Burke, Roy
Jones, Richard Jackson, James Skipper
and Ferdinand Moseley are elected as the
committee Of arrangements, with Iarri.
son Jones, Treasurer, and George Hanger,
Secretary. .....-.-,....... -
The Fairmont CQrnet Band Las been
engaged TO furnish music. A grand time
Is anliCipatcd,-IReSt HuYiHidH. t..-
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AN entirely new style Of arranging the
hair Is to be adopted soon. The old
French twist in the back Is TO be revived,
hut reduced moro graceful by u plat or
cable Of half surrounding II, dropping
low on Tue nap of the neck. A coronet
OF hair Is 10 take the place. Of the Pompa.
dorm roll, and from beneath the coronet
light Curls and rizcttes arc to fall on the
forehead. -Four long Curls, two on encll
side, are TO fall on the neck and shoulders
from beneath the brade or cable. The
temple hair is To he brushed high and
smooth |.. Eg|
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01

A CITIZEN Of Georgia, though now
only 50, has been the father of 80 chill.
Llren, Of whom 40 are said to be living
The father and grandfather Of this pro,
liilc Soulhron are reported TO have had
respectively 81 and 80 children.
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Chicago Market.


FInUR-DIl and prices arc nominal.
OnAIN-WhGat, No. 2 HpFlng Chicago l8DiDc
lower; corner broken and closing firm at 81 lilo
| ~ cash; 81 OK September. Corn, No.
mixed KDhC lower, d5A0451Ic cash; Ike
September; this afternoon, market steady with q
moderate demand at 4Ih6D44hc :,SCptGmber
Oats active and stronger, hDtiC cash. Rye, No.
= Nc lower, but moderately active at b7(b57Hc
Barley, No. 2sprlng easier al GiEC.
llIanwINRs-S Steady at S0c.
PRnyisiONs-Mcs pork weaker and nOtnlnAlly
ti2 31GOil 10 cash; ti3 GADi2 70 October. Lard
easier At Sic,
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UIi -z= Delnhhy, We8t virginia
WTEsT VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
.r. 1912.

The last Catalogue shows an attendance Of III
Students at this Institutlon. Five distinct De.
partmenta Of Instruction, with full corps Of
competent Professors,
MATES, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political Rconomy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sciences,
&c, &C., carefully and thoroughly taught Prac
teal Chemistry, and Physics, illustrated by Ap-
propTial0 Apparatus, Special advantages for tho
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets Of Min.
eralogy, Geology and COnchology; together with
many Bpcclmens In other departments Of Natural
History. Fine bulldlngei beautiful and healthy
location; good eOclcty. y.- .--l...
FAIL TiRH begins September 9Th. Winter,
December 6th. BptiAg, March Goth. Commence
BoafiIhS rom q 10 a per week.
Tuition, from tlB 10 EEL per year.
For further particulars, inquire Of
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
leo MOfRant0Wn West Va,
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COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York MONEY and Stock Market.


new HOrk money ana STOCK markell
4. t-r.. .i NEw YoRK, August3l,
GOLD--Was steady at ll9S0119H until after
the government sale whenil advanced 10 1870
li3, and remained at that price to the close. IN
the morning from ? per cent 10 FIAT was asked for
use, but In tho afternoon 100 per cent. was paid
for carrying. ClearinRs ,$iS,00O,0O0 The bids
for government gold today amounted TO the nm.
usually large sum Of SO 0OO at from 1il.59 TO
it9.77; awards Of 100000 al from 1i969X to
Ii2.77. HlFU- .#
MoNEY-Easy al 200 per cent. -
demonstrating exchange, bankers bills,
I0gIG. ,..s... ,.T..N
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WHEELING
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Business and Locations Of
Ihe Leading Houses in Wheeling,
for the use Of Country MeTchaRis
aud others visiting the City. Those
intending TO purchase will do well
TO cut tins out for reference.
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Medical.
sINI1LIBUs CURANTUR
HUMPHREYS

. -,-. HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
Have proven from the most Ample experience
an entire success: Simple Pr0mpt-kAlCient
and Reliable. They are the Best Family MCdl.
CInes In use-so simple that mistakes cannot be
made In using them so harmless rs TO be free
from danger, and go enlclentRs TO DO always re-.
liable. They haverecelVod the highest common.
dalton from tho thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts.
action to those who try them
No. Cures Price IL BOrts. Cent?.
2 " Worms, Worm Fever, Worm. JOiic .~...2s
Crylng.UOllo OF Teothing Of lnfants...2 20
DInrFhOen y Children Or Adults.""".2i
tRSierH!R SFbn", Vomiting I 0". "...z5
" lOuEhe, Colds, nr6nChlt ls."..... .".......".2s
Neuralgia, ToothAchO. FAcrGChe ......".25
y Headaches, Sick Headache, N6ftigO..., 20
10 DySpepaIR, Bilious Stomach, ...0............2 rs
u hnppressed or Irregular refIOdS,...a..2 20
q " Whites, too ProinsO Periods ........ ......25
y ktuptIOnay salt Rhenni, ErysipelRs........2J
IS Rheumatism, Rheumatic PhlnB."n.....25
. /" Syer md Ag9s,O blll Fever. AEuOs.." 90
Il - 0pthaiiiy, and sSfS or Weak EySS."S
u lntRPFh, acute or chronic, Influenza no
y :, WhcopinG.eouab, Tiol9pt coughs".."....0
q Ear DlechnrEea, impaired hCarlng" "~...5O
q " Gensrnl DEBILITY, Physical Weakness, %
q Sen slckneas, sickness from Rldlng.".C 90
q =, ianey DbseaSe, Travel. .s......tO
% TSnaI tiIs. tsss nItyt involuntary Sem
% aSPs 6fSTth! y
y rinSrS snEnsSG MSiinS BED . g
q S1iferi n9Snt TbSh1S ~ M" '''''';'' %
Il EpiiepSy, ApaaS, H. Vns DSnSs ~ ~
81 Dlphthefia, liberated Sore ThTest ''. a
Price In ylRla, large slEe.... ....5OC and o
EanaIiv Caaaa In nlopoono ,.,IttsI
81 49, = 49,, .iSi. s,,SIst.,i.. ~ yaltn
90 IT, ,Stih ho,i, ~ ~ ciinns sn inc ABOVE -
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STOCKs-ThC market carly In the Afternoon Cx
hIbited increased strength, with general mp,
ward movement In prieoS. Speculation was
buoyAnt, the advance kAa quite general and
business better distributed than for soma time
past. The announcement from Washington this
afternoon that Secretary Boutwell, has called in
$iOO,OOO,OOO nve.twGnty bonds was The main
cause Of the general irmness in prices. The
features have been New York Central and lIud.
son scrip Eric, Ohio, Western Union, Union Pa
cIhc, Pacific Mall, wabash, and Hannibal 3 81.
Joseph. Tho Post says that Wabash has been In
good borrowing demand, 1Gi Of PET cent per
day having been paid for use, The report IL slill
current that the road Is to come into closer relA.
tons with lake Shore, and that union Of inter
ests Is contemplated with tho Hannibal b 1t.
Joseph aud III. Joseph a Denver City, which will
make the route to the Pacific shorter by about
$40 miles than by other existing lines. Al tho
close the market was quiet and firm, but not up
H. the best pflces Of the afternoon. Central and
Union Pacific bonds wete In good demand and
advanced. 10 ,.....
STATE SECuRiTIEs TcnncssCCs dull and heavy;
new South CarOllhas strong.
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New York Market.
NEW YoRK, August 3

NEw YORK, August 81.
Mlddling uplands 1910.
FLOUA-Superane, western and State a. GA
%; common TO good extra q b5fo6 90; white
western extra ~ 1907 %; 81 lnnis III 1909 90,
WIilAKY--(lhlet AZ B9kc. mo 70 =,
GRAiN-iiWheat, No q spring common 81 900
70; good 10 choice 81 3Al0l 90; winter red
western 81 31bl a. liyG quiet. harley dull.
Malt steady. Corn, common prime western
mIxed6J6G5Hc; yellOwprlme go oats, western
and q hiO 40Qb49C. .E
GROUERtEs-C Coffee, Rio iiNGOi7kc. Sugars,
fair 70 good refining 0k00Hc; Cuba 969Hc.
Rice 8S6DHc, 10 T.TlIfI.
PRovBioNs- Mess pork SIS bO(Di3 G9. Cut
meats unchanged. Mlddlcs Inactive. Long clear
SIC. Lard lower; prime gieAiE 96g&C.
BrTTER-Dnll; Westefn t0iDqOCi Stale i51b90c
CHREsE-Oulet Mt bXGOt0tSC.
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DIR. JOHNSON.

Member Of the Royal College OF Surgeons Lon.
aon, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
legeS N ne United States, and tho greater part
u Hhoso ilig mas been spent in the hospitals OF
ehected some OF tho most astonishing On Tes that
were ever known. Many troubled with rInGing
10 the head and ears when asleep great nervous
ness being alarmed at sudden sounds, bRshIul.
ness, with frequent blushinR, attended some.
i HinSs WIN arrangement OF mind, were cured
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Tuition has been reduced from go to $40 per
session. Boarding from q 10 Is per week. I'm.
furnished rooms from % 10 $40 per session, and
iree tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
Of all denominations.
For further particulars apply for catalogue to
Prof, q. l.. LOOs, Secretary; or, to
anYs W. K. PENDLRToN, President,
IVi7 RatNany VpoaI Vt.rt,Ja
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New YORK Live stock Market

INV AOHht hukuHt OLE
CArTLR-Bccves were dull al a6iiXe per III.
for poor to choice native steers, aud Texans
were hard 10 sell At 0S1ScIper h., receipts III
cars or 1900 head, including 800 Texas and
Cherokee cattle; eight cars fat Kentucky Ateers,
81 cwt sold al iiA0i2c; twenty -Gight cars do
~ cwt i0Albiic; forty cars TexSs and Cherokee
stock GkDSc; i've cars common Mlbbduh cattle
at 9fb9Sc and my cars common 10 good Illinois
and Indiana steers DX1ilc IN
SnEar-Stcndy At 4Y6bBe per pound; lambs
easier at bjS693c; the bulk oi the sales were at
6EGb5Hc tor. sheep and 767HC for lambs. Re-
celpts 900 head.
Hous2Dnll with flfmer tone than At ,heeloee
yesterday; no sales OF live hogs, which arc nOml.
nally quoted al 6HfObAc; dressed sold at Gf6b7c,
With some light pigs at7Hc. y NJ -..-
New York Dry Goods Market.
r.I..-. NEW YoRE, Augusta.
County buyers arc beginning to purchase sea.
aonable etylcs, and business lie quite lively
among the leading Jobbing houses, while the
commission men are comparatively quiet, Prices
are generally steady and pretty nrm. We quote
printing clOths firm at 7kc; printed cAlle0es At
NC, best makes, and lie for seconds. Printed
leiaines Zoe; plain and Glaze style dolalnee and
S BLACK alpacae al0a2Koi New York Mills muslns
sal,s s; MAmsntm !Qcj lancaster Iginghams i6ci
uNsgow l3c; Red Cross wlgans nc; Annoakeag
9enims aos; Pearl River 8kc: PARK Mills checks
s5ssSG IoT 70; 20; l6Se for No. Coo; aac ior No.
~ ~ ISt NO, 100; Ellcrton'a II brown Canton
hannels SSc; DO o igc; do U iSc; fremont II
"'"N" '"aGuo a l6Neand Leyman = brown TIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-09-01

YOIJNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by a certain prac.
tico, INDUCED In when alone, a habit frc0uantiy
learned rom eyel companions, or al schOol' Nh,
effects OF which arc nightly ieit, even when
asleep, and, Il not cured, reiders marriage I'M
should apply Immediately. "
Wlat pity that young man, tho hope OF his
country, the pride OF his parents, should be
snatchel nom all prospects and enlOyments OF
NE by the consequences Of dCylating from the
PAN 0, nature, and indulging In certain so
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