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RICEVILLE
SCIENTIFIC AND CLASSICAL
n 3titute.

Prof. ". A. &. EICwn, Principal
The Trustee o'tlis Institution, which achie'
e. 81 crcat crlrbri:y n lew wears ago under III
management OF Professors tiolo"th and Brow
have the pleasure jf announcing TINT it IL nn
pl.cei upon its lJrner IoUting, under the chtra,
Of the sam. gentlemen.
The Facilities are being greatly increased by
tic erection OF a magnificent new b%uilding, inx
~ feet, three stories high, to DO completed du
ring the present year.
froierso' tirown is now here, and will have
charge OF the school with necessary Assistants,
until Professor GoEJrth arrives.
The exercises wiil rPen the 2lst Jay of August,
TERMS PER SESSION or FIVE MoHrHs:
FIRST tlas3, ....s|OOO
Second " ................ i2OD
Thirl " ..............'' IdW
Fourth ............. ....... 2OJO
Pupils will be charged from date Of entrance
20 the close ol'Le session.
Tie Tczt-RoIls lte those used IN the igst H.
-titluapf 0. de country.
Inc gan rEt md t!lI 1Eoir,N.'on ~ the G'
yetO}arnt rut discipline Dt The f%acUltiC- Of the
mimi, in training, hthii+ Of independent thin.
iug aud rattolIng. Ours is i SgnoOi to- nyninl
culture, AMI nat thr mere s.uling Of the mem
ory with uul0unected facts OF s~GiauGc. eun1I.
mental principles are in every instance sought
.or and applied.
We arc determined % establish a school whose
standard Of scholNrslip ehall not be below tina;
o; the best on The continent.
Board can he FURNISHED at e to e. per Teek
NI%.vEL!.g, IgSN., July 2'tu, 1871.
! 3. EIMBROUGH,
Pre-, Beard Of trustees.
JED. /. MCE!H$E,, 5ec'y.
hl...D,;t,
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lDuR contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers IN almost every SEQ
ton Of the country, that the pub.iC scarcely need
~ he Informed Of il5 virtues 81 uses.
ScrOiulOus poison II Uue Of TIE most dest1uc-
tive enemies Of our race. OilCn, this unseen and
1Hf4lt tenant OF the organism unhcrHlues the con-
s%titutiun, and invites the attack Of ehiecbling or IA
TIL diseases, without exciting u suspicion Of ita
presence. Again, II seems To breed Infection
throughout the body, apd then, on some favorable
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other OF ia
hideOus forms, alther on the surface or among tho
y~itSl4. In the latter, tULGrcles may he suddenly
deposited in the lungs Or heart, or tumOrs formed
In the liver, of it shows It's presence by e%ruptionB
on tie skin, or fOil ulCeratiOns on some part Of
the body. Hence the occasional use Of a bottle
OF Ibis S~arsGp1riHG Ia advisable, even when no
active SYMPHONY " disease appear. Persons af.
fialed WITH tic following complaints generally
Gnl immediate rtlef, and, at length, cue, by tho
use Of this 81 RS.IPARILL Ii: 81. 1htho-
nB'S Fre, Rose Or Erysipe'nF, letter, Sdit
Rhetlhi, ScCih PHd, EingirOrDI, SCrR Eyes,
Sore Ears, anu Ulurr eruption9 or visible lorna
OF Scr0|Ti0Us disease. AlsO In the more con.
eealGd forms, rs DUlpepstd, DropSD, Heart
Disease, Eftsy IpiicpSU, N"tiTnipfH, aud
the various UIceroHS Affections Oi the muscular
and nervous systems.
Syphilis or len real and Merrmf0I Dis
eases are cured By II, though q long time is TO-
quired for ~subduing these ObstiI ate mnlad'Cs by
any medicine. But lOng.cOntinucd use OF this
medicine viii cure the complaint. Leur0Trhwa
or Whites, Uterine LIc'7GtfOna, AMI Fenidi0
Diseases. are commonly foon relieved and uli.
mately cured by lts purifying and inyiGoratinG
effect. Minute directions for each case are found
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. Rhcurlatism
RDd GsMt, when CAUSED by accuTaulations Of cN'
~traneous matters in the blood, yield quickly to II,
as also Lirer COHpi0ints. TOrpidify, COnBCs-
ton or Infam piGtiOW Of the LirGr, and jam
dice, when arising, as they olen do, from tho
ranking poison5 In tho blood. This SARSA.
P1RIItA is a great rGstorer for the strength
md TigOr Of the 'yS:eln. Those who are Lam
DSid and ListLeSS, DespondeRi, SleeplessI
and troubled with Nervous AEprchenSiOnS or
Years, or any Of the affections symptomatic OF
Weakness. will ind immediate relief and CON
Ylneiug evidence Of its restorative power upon
trial.
PREPARED BY
DR.. J. C.. AVER d Co, Lowell, MaSs..
Practical end analytical ChemisIS.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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New Advertisements.
Agents Wanted for the Autobiography Of
Horace Greeley.

ar ReeollectiOns Of Busy Life. illustrated.
The life ard times Of 30 great a PhilanthrOpist
aud Rsformer, caunst fail tn interest every true
American. Send $3.50 for sample copy. 4. b.
TREAT, Publisher, sos Broadway, n 7.
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q Dsychomancy, or Soul Charming.
l. How either sex may iascinate aud gain
the love and affections Of any person they choose
instantly. This simple mental requirement all
oan possess, free, b. mail for rs cts. together
Hints TO Ladies, Sc. A queer, exciting book.
IOn. O0U sold. Address 7. WILLIAM Co. Pubs.
Philadelphia.
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Ayers S~arsaparilla,
FOE PURIFYING rmE BLOOD.

The reputation this OF.
cciiens nell ina enjoys,
Is derived FROM it, cures,
ininy Of which are truly
marvellous. lnVoterGIe
cases Of SCrOlulOUs dis.
ease, where The system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified anil cured by IL.
ScrofulOus affections and
disorders which were az.
Pavated by the scrofii-
IAtEu CONTAMINATION n..tu
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Strengthening the body, invigorating the mind,
and giving tone and elasticity to the whole sys-
tenn. The HOME BITTERS are compounded
with the greatest care and no tonic stimulant
has ever before been offered 10 the public 70
pleasant to the taste and ut the same time COM
binius 81 many remedial agents endorsed ~ the
medical fraternity IS the hest known tn the
3hura acW.a. 1t COST but little to give them a
fair trial, end
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A RE ENDORSED and prescribed by more
n leading Physicians than any other Tonic
now In use. They are u
SURE PREVENTIVE

For Fever anil Ague, Intcrmlttents, illouEneGs
and all disorders arising from malarious causes
They are highly recommended no an Anti Dys-
peptic, and in eases Of indigestion are ~invalua-
ble. As m appetizer and reeuperant, and in
cases Of gencral debility, they have never, in a
single instance, failed in producing the most
happy results. They are particularly
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-06-20

In all parts Of the Moth, West ana south.
J. F. Garner, NJ. D., Milwaukee.
CoUNCIL BhrPFS, March 81, jt7l.
Jnacs j. JACKSON & Co.. Having examined
the formula Of the " Home Stomach Biiters,' -
have prescribed Them in my practice for some
time, aud pronounce them the best Tonic Butter,
now in U-e. P. II. MCMAHON, y. y.
~" For sale by oil druggists and g'ocers.
JAMES A. JACKSON Il co, Pros
laboratory lO5 and lO7 n. Second at. st. Louis
NO. jyl3-ly
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ArousrA FEMALE SEMINARY, !

Rev. Il. II. PHrLLrrs, Principal,
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Nearly all Of whom are Professors in one or tho
other Of the Medical Colleges.
No other Bittcrs have ever been offered to the
public embracing so many Y luablc remedial
agents.. L.. Natter, VI. D.; C. 4. Simpson,
NJ D.; c. s.. Muscraft, NJ. D.. ". T. Talliaierrn,
4 D.. J. II. Buckner, NJ. D.; Il. A. Dolelty, VI.
&C. L. Woodward, NJ. D; b. ". Mccarthy
NJ. D.; X. II. Johnson, NJ. D., l.. A. James MD:
i. +. Bonner, NJ. p. e. ". Biglcr, N. D.. J. J.
Quinn. NJ. D.; ". X. Woodward, H.. ~; R. 5.
Wayne, Chemist q. X. Taylor, NJ. D.; =. F.
Mnlcy, NJ. D.. S. B. Tomlinson, NJ. D.
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Marriage.
Organic Weakness

Immediately cured, and full yIgor restored.
This distressing aftliction, which renders lie
miserable and marriage impossible, Is the penal.
Young persons arc too apt to commit e1cest 90
from not being aware OF the dreadful eonHe
quGnces that may ensu0. Now, who that under.
stands the subject will pretend To deny that the
power OF procreati0n Is lost sooner by those fall.
Ing into improper habits than by the prudent :
Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of healthy
offspring, the most serious and destructive symp.
toms OF both body and mind arise The system
becomes deranged, the physical and mental fnnc.
tons weakened, loss Of provocative power, neF
vous' trriabIllty. dyspepei6, palpltati6n or the
heart indigestion, constitutional debility, and
cay, and early6aath.
Dr. Flshblatt graduated from one OF the most
eminent Colleges In the United States: has ed. Ct.
cd some OF the most astonishing cures that were
ever known; many troubled with ringing In tbs
head and cars when 9eleep, great nervousness,
being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashfulness,
with arrangement OF mind, were CURED Immedi
ately.
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Take Particular Notice.

Dr.. FishblAtt addresses all those who have In.
lured themselves BY improper indulgences and
solitary habits, which ruin both body and mind.
uniting them for either business, study, society
or marriage. '' 'llEs -
These are some Of thesRd. and melancholy 81.
fects produced by the carly hAbItso OF youth. VII.
Weakness ofth0 back and Hmbs, pain In the
breast, dimneseof sight, loSGof muscular power,
palpIt6tion OF the heart, dyspepsia, nervous I'M.
ability, symptoms Of consumption, arrangement
Of the digestive functions, &C.
MHNTALLY.-The efFects on tho mind arc
much 10 be dreaded. Loas Of memory, confusion
OF Ideas deptssalon q spirits, evil forebodInR,
tImidlty, &C., are some OF the evils produced.
Thousands ofpcrsons OF all ages can now Judge
what is the cause their declining health IosIng
their Vieori becoming weak, pale, nervous ano
emAciated, haylng singular appearance abovt
the eyes, cough, and symptoms Of consumption
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Postal biography Again.

from The N. Y. Financial Chronicle yi"i
The new postal telegraph bill intro.
luced TO the notice Of Congress by Mr..
Ramsey Is, we think, devised in the hope
popu!arizlng scheme which has never
ound any favor with those who have
gwen the subject careful and Intelligent
consideration, In this bill the hook set
% catch the popular fancy is covered with
HE tempting bats Of low srates upon
messages, the extension Of the telegraph
system 10 include many points not now
provided with telegraphlc facilities, &c.
10 secure these advantages a private
company, acting as the agent and repre-.
sentative OF the Government, is to be given
monopoly of the business OF telegraph.
lng within the limits of the United States.
ms company is 10 shape its policy Of
management, appoint It's clerks, operatives
anu assistants US tho Government shall
ulIect-in other words, it is 10 be polit.
,SaI machine, through the agency OF which
Tue Government will have the disposition
o. a vast amount of political patronage.
2uGh scheme Is wholly Objectionable.
indeed, We do nOtsce how anything could
Oe said in its favor, for according 10 our
view 1t would injure the efficiency Of our
geographic system and deprive the bust
ness community 0fall assurance Of prompt.
ness and accuracy in the transmission Of
messages Cheap biography is, doubt.
less, desirable, and all proper efforts TO
secure it will receive the hearty cooper.
a'lon and approval OF all classes Tl the
community; but accuracy md promptntss
Is vastly more important than cheapness,
anu government pure and free from pc.
1.cal intrigue IS more impOrtaut-Ihau
v.!lef; hence We think that y large ma.
!ofIly OF the people are and always will
y opposed 10 the passage OF the measure
% question or any similar measure.
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Ghsglttellige'tctr:
Under THE vIoLETS.

,...,4. are cold her face IL white
" "a moro her pulsel come and go
H., eyes are hint 70 NE Ahu LRLL',ov
goId the white Vcsturc, tnow t o. sno"'
And nd ISy her where the viOlel' blow
~, no, beneath a Craven stone,
IA Dlrad tOr tears With alien eyes
.irbdef cross Of wood alone
snail sAy, that here q maiden lies
Ia peSce beneath the peaceful skies.
,,j v,,y old trees Of huRest limb
AsS5l Wheel their cIrellng shadows Tounu
"a make the scorching sunlight dim,
THAT drinks the dlmuVsB from the ground
And drop their dead leaves on her mount
When OCT their boughs the squirrels run,
And through their leaves the ROBINS 'a'''
AadripCnlng 10 the autumn sun,
The Acorns and the chestnu!s laM'
Doubt not that she will heed them all
yot her the morning choir shall sing
lie maths from the branches hlSh'
And every minstrel voice OF 'ltlhR'
ThIt tfllls beneath the April SKY,
shall greet her with It's earliest cry.
When, turning round their dial track,
Eastward the lenkthenng shadows pass,
Her little mOnrners clad In black,
The Crickets sliding through the grass,
Shall pipe for her an evening mass
A, last the roOtlCts Of the trees
ShIlI dad the prison where she lies,
And beaf the buried dust they seize
ia leaves and blossoms In the skies.
30 mar the soul that warmed II rise
II sny, born Of kindlIer blood,
should ask, what maiden lies below
say only this: A tender bud,
That tried 10 blossom In the snow,
LleS wIthered where the viOletS blow.
0i,r Wendell Holmes,
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The Present Jury system a Protec-
tIOn to Crime.

Prom the Washington Starr
The average jurors mind, under the
system which still prevails in many sec
ions Of the country of selecting men tc
decide questions Of lie and death, who
cannot or do not read the newspapers, Is
q constituted that q william who shoots
DOWN an antagonist in the presence Of
,yepty witnesses, runs far less risk Of con.
yiction than a prisoner against whom there
d The thinnest kind Of circumstantial evil
ilgpce. We do not know why this should
he 50, but Il is, as We might adduce MI.
merous instances to show. As Dundreary
ays, ut is one of those things which no
fellow can find out Its one Of the rea-
sons why the abolition Of capital punish
nent finds favor, and another is that some
llrymen instead Of combining themselves
To the evidence, look beyond ii TO the re-
suits Of their verdict, in csee the person
charged with murder is one who can OBJ
tain their sympathies. In either case the
ends Of Justice are defeated. Those who
defend capital punishment do not do so,
IS alleged by their opponents, because
hey want to make lawful examples to
Letter other criminals. The fact Is that
society must protect itself, so far as it can,
against dangerous people. A man who
lsS demonstrated that he is capa.
BE OF taking human lie merely
10 crafty some cruel passion Of IFS
nature is too dangerous to be at large.
II Il Was certain that all such men, or
women, would be forever prevented from
agsin imbruing their. hands in blood,
nobody would care 10 have them hanged.
Imprisonment for life would answer the
purpose; but who is ever imprisoned for
life: Any criminal wealthy enough or
influential enough to have friends, laughs
at such sentence, knowing it means only
brief restraint from the indulgence OF
bis passions. The bill abolishing capital
punishment in Iowa is. intended to pre-.
vent this mOckery Of justice; but 1t does
not go Tar enough. AS the law is q model
Of breyity we give it entire: "l. The
penalty Of death as Il punishment for
rrme is hereby abolished. Q. All crimes
heretofore punishable with death shall be
punishable with imprisonment for life at
hard labor in the State penitentiary. 3.
In all cases arising under the preceding
,ectiOus,the Governors shall grant no par.
IONS except on recommendation Of the
General Assembly" II the third section
VAS made to read that "the Governor
hall grant no pardons except incontesti.
BE proof is discovered after the trial that
tie criminal was not guilty of the crime
oi which he or she was convicted" with
certainty that such II law would be rig
lilly adhered to, we take 1t that there
you'd not be n handful Of persons in any
State or Territory 10 oppose the substitu-
lion of imprisonment for the gallows.
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A FORMIDABLE rival 10 Wait. White
man, the eastern inventorial poet, has
developed at Marysvllle, Cal. He sings
thusIy in the Appeal of that city;
oh, the rain. tho beautiful rain :. 81 rr
~ AZ, III y you mighty glad 1t 10 raining againt
Nm the mountains and pAIn " :, n
WIN start up wheat, oats, rye, barley. grass and
Again. VI S'""
The rain Of tbs hour
VIII afford the miners an almIVhtv .I,h, ora,..
rate hydraulic power. ''A'' VI NIT
which VIII be used In tclrlng down tho uoun.
And fountains
VIII become mighty rivers,
Which will Smash al the bridges which hNv. h..r
built 81 such great expense into ehiyerS
TeaEtngA waterway clear 10 tho sea,
In the land ofthe brave and the home Of tho free
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tbs National Assembly OF France has
decided to advance the price Of the com.
mon kinds Of tobacco, twenty-five per
cent The French government monopoll.
zes the sale OF this article, which gives a
gross return Of $50, 100000, leaving o net
profit Of $4,000 900 TO the revenue. II
has now bte1 decided TO raise thegoyern.
ment price from % 90 to 90 50 per. kilo!
gramme (2l 10 pounds,) France is one
Of the largest consumers oil American to.
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,.QuETEa distressing accident occurred in
West Grafton the other day. 4 Mrs
NotrisOn and daughter had been washing
Clothes in the yard adjoining Their resi-
dence, and the mother was engaged in
operating wringer, which was attached
4, =, some stationary object in the yard.
While standing thus withher back toward
: tFe that was burning close by, the wind
utoVe the flames so near her that her
G,iolhIng caught fire, and she was imme.
uIaIe!y enveloped in flames. Before they
SoGid be extinguishcd the woman was
T S'aly burned, and is yet suffering excru.
SSa VA! pain from the effects OF the flames,
WV GN mere Is every hope Of her recovery
"'g'oa Sentinel.
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Young Men,

who have injured themselves by q certain prac.
tice, INDUCED when alone, habit frequentl.
learned from evil companions, or a. school, tfc
effects Of which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured, renders marriage impot
sible, and destroys both body and mind, shoul
apply Immediately.
What pity that Gyouug man, the hope Of tie
country, the pride Of hIs parents, should lie
snatehed from all prospects and enJoyments Of
lhe by The consequences Of deyiatinR from the
path Of nature, and Indulging In q certain secret
habit Such persons mubt, before contemplAtiLg
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The F avorite soap,
Manufactured BY 3, REID. wheeling, ". va

claim that It cannot DO 6xcelled. ist, In purt.
y and quality; ID, In economy; because u 70
arm and hard a. soon Rs made and will not shrink
when exposed 10 the Atmosphere IKE most
soaps do. II will therefore wash hall % much
more "a the soaps now In market At the same
price; 50, FOrPerfeetion in washing. You must
clean White eiothes. Ute tS Fiporitb 6odp and
you viii nave no more trouble getting your
eiothea white and iAultlesS, and guarantee that
Il WIN not inluTe tho akin or tho most delicate
hbrics. Ith, i claim for It an advantage oVet an
other In that It will bear leaving In water inra
or 10 hours without injufing It. Other soaps arc
rendered useless BY forgetting them In the tub
or basin Aites using. Please enquire Of your
grocer for tho Ratorite Soap, and You win b0
convinced that It 10 the best. m N. :
CAuFI0N-EAeh bar 10 stamped "MlRtrt and
BtehdnIes' Edporits Soap, manufactured 6y h,
Rtfd, RatGllAO, W, Hd."H 'iJSI 81 - =
Manufactured and sold Of Wholesale BY (
EDWARD REfD,
IIgE; Soap and Candle Manufacturer,
AuK9S Wheeling, ". Va,
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WHAT SIN A NAME.-The Cincinnati
cCoMn'ereIGt says that the old County
SC"utt, which has been rcsurrected by our
S'.GEalVe1tion, is "a delegated stupidity"
W. Sa'ch Is bad enough. Colonel Ben. vii.
i Sn sa'!s y IAN ancient and venerated
GI? aS still worse. But worse than all,
GENERAL GENERAL Wheat says It is ian institution
STyI WI OF one jGckass and two mules."
"1'eH Is Notwithstanding Journal.
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A NEW Democratic paper will be start.
ed in Clafksburg in - few days. The
Telegraph says Its editors are men Of
ability. 1t will BE-, called the Clarksburp
Sun. We suppose It win be a. Ldft
Naturalization Sentinel, Tsf5S"5i
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Marriage,

reflect that sound mind and body are the mos.
necessary requisites e. promote connubl al hlI
plness. Indeed, without theSe the journey
through life becomes q weary pilgrimage; tho
prospects hourly darken to tho view, the mlEd
becomes shAdoWed with despair, and filled
with the melancholy reflection that tho happiness
Of another becomes blighted with our own.
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h. OSE hundred and flty.ni.S, cars have
v v.sa quit by the B. & D. r. r. at their
;.o ,Ss shops within the lastmonth.-
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STATE BoNps-DulI and heavy.

STATE BoNDs-Dull and heavy.
SToCKs-Very active throughout the
list all day and declined rapidly under the
heavy sales by the bears, closing at about
the lowest sales or an average fall Of
about 3 per cent. Rumors Of the compli-
cations with England and the advance in
gold were used in hammeriug the market;
short interest is very greatly increased
and the decline, therefore Is not unlikely
To be permanent. y4ti.a !s n
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW YoRk, May 6.-GoID- Actiye
and higher, closing firm at 113ia114.
Loans were made at 3a7 per cent for car.
rying. Clearlngs $5OOOO,OOO.
MoNEY-stroDg at 6a7 per cent gold.
STERLING ExCHAHOE-109t. vel.
GOvERNMENTs-Higher and stronger
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e eSn,s NEW organization at Salt Lake IA
NV S IN the formation Of a mining
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DR.. FlsnblAtt refers to the following


fr0le6G0rS: ~
r. s. NEWTON, MD.
G. N. ROBERTS, NJ. D.
]. HEINE, N. D.
PAUL ALLEN, NJ. D.
CALVIN RlVENBURG, MD.
q. MORGAN SWEET, MD.
H. HERMANEE, N. D.
J. HARRIS, N. D.
J0SEPH,D. FRIEND, MD.
W. W. WATERMAN MD.
]. 3. sNoDGRksS, n. D.
ISAAC 6PANGLER, NJ. D.
W. W. HADLEY, N. D.
EDWIN FREEMAN, n. D.
MILTON SAUNDERS, NJ. D.
CHARLES HART, NJ. D. ~
ALEX. WILDER, N. D.
T. N. HOLDEN, n. D.
r. Q. SMITH, N. D. .t8 IL
EBAY, MD. go f'f 30
OF NEW YORK.
Apl6lAW
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, May 6.-FLouR-Scarce and
firm; extra spring 80 50as co., ~
GRAIN-Wheat-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. 2, 81 49a1 Act
Corn-No. 2, mixed, 44c. Oats-No. 2
SGc. Rye-No. 2, 7sa70c. Barley-Fall
No, 9, 56a57c.,
PRovIsross- -Pork-S1s 49, Lard
IS O5. Bulkmeats- shonlders,4 gc: clear
rib sides 6sa62c; clear do 7ba74c. Bacon
STEADY and unchanged.