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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-02
The river continues 10 recede

The river continues to recede
point, with 80 inches on the shoals
Their warm and clear.
There we're no arrivals yesterday
The Umpire departed for Eva
carrying out a quantity Of cedar Ian
st. Louis, aud having engagement
tons iron below.
Capt. j. n. COrbett Of the st. I'd
Memphis packet St. Joseph, has beei
city several days.
G. III. Arthur returned from Cir
yesterday.
DR.. ThOs. J. Grifhths, surgeon ii
Of the United States Marine Hos
Louisville, reports the To- gying as .
ditiOn Of the hospital undAr his CHI
ring the month Of May, 1S72:
No. patients remaining the last day Of a
e" admitted during the month
&c treated during month
" discharged o.
g died g
Il" remaining on last day OF
f" private pa tieuts treated dE
the month Of
No. out marine patients treated tUrU
month Of May. '''''' -...-.-.....--.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-02
RIVER NEWS.

Stage Of Rivers, JHns l, 1S72.-Height Of IOGtsr
above IOtg t0dter mark at 800 p. n
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-06-02
The Grand Finale.

Yesterday, the last day of the Nashville Indus
trial Exposition, brought large number of wish
tors, who improved the opportunity quite hand
eIxrf fol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-31

upon the present practice Of eating crow
or not, I can not pretend to say, but l
have little doubt that the pet crow Of the
old Virginian was quite as palatable TO
him as Greeley q 70 some Of those who
are compelled 70 swallow him. Lii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-31
Revolutions Never CO backward.

The philosophical theory that the hui.
man system when weakened by disease, OPP
rpressiVe heat, excessive labor orany other
cause, should be toned and inyigorRted In.
stead Of being subjected 10 the action Of
depicting drugs, Is gaining ground every
day. The introduction OF Hostetter's
Stomach Bltters twenty years ago gave 0
powerful influence 10 this common sense
idea. AS the extraordinary efficacy OF
the Great Vegetable Restorative became
known, multitudes Of debilitated invallds
turned with loathing from the nauseous
and MISUNDERSTANDING potions with
which It was then the fashion 70 drench
the sick, 10 this renovating, appetlzing,
vitall2ing preparation derived from the
finest roots, herbs and barks placed by
botanical research to the disposal Of
medical science. Revolutions never 60
backward. From that time 10 the pres.
emit the Importance Of assisting and REIN
forcing nature In her struggles with
disease has been more and more widely
and keenly appreciated by the sick and
the suffering. In tens Of thousands Of
households Hostetter's Biters are looked
upon as the one thing neediul in cases Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Constipa.
ton, Nervous Weakness, Chills and Fe.
yer, Bilious Affections and all conditions
Of the body and mind that betoken q lack
Of vital energy. When the quicksilver
ranges high, and the solid flesh Is resolv-
ing itself into q den under the ievid tenn.
perature, this agreeable tonic Is the best
possible safeguard against all tho disor.
ders generated by a snltry and pnwhole.
some atmosphere. 1t prevents and re.
lleves lassitude and languor, and enables
the system to endure with immunity an
unusual amount Of exertion. or all In.
migrating and regulating medicines, Il Is
tho purest and most wholesome, eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-31
New York DRY Goods Market.

New YORK, July 80.-The market
shows some improvement in consequence
of the more general demand from city
jobbers and better inquiry from out Of
town buyers appearing in town in large
numbers. The West was well represent
ed, but buyers have not done much in the
way Of actual purchases, their attention
being given more to looking around. The
Daily Bulletin says: Holders feel safe in
retaining prices firmly at previous quota.
EtiOns The market isnot largely stocked
in excess Of even the most moderate de.
mSnd, and few Bales, usual at this sea.
son Of the year; would tend to greater
flrmness, II not to o positive advance
Sprague's new dark prints are in good de.
mand, some choice styles selling ahead
al l2c. o
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Legitimate stimulation.

The office or function of nutrition is
essentially two.fold, embracing Digestion,
whereby food b converted ultimately
into blood; and Assimilation, whereby
the various tissues and organs ofthe body
receive from this blood, each the nourish.
ment which It needs. And Legitimate
Stimulation, which Is aspurring on Of this
function, is consequently two.fold also.
The food, in tue first place, must be re-
duced to the form of a homogeneous so.
luton, as preliminary to its entering the
blood.vessels, and becoming there a part
Of the blood. To this end, It is dissolved
in the stomach by the gastric juice, a fluid
which the stomach itself furnishes. But
1t often happens that this fluid Is not sup.
piled in sufficient abundance This Is
the cause Of much bad health. Now lie.
gitimate stimulation puts this right by
provoking fuller flow Of this essential
secretion. And the best method, now
known, Of bringing about Legitimate
Stimulation, is the use, as directed, OF the
well known tonic, DR.. Gottlieb Fisch's
Bihers
This subject continued next week under
"IStrengh for The Weak"
WARE s. SChmitZ, Philadelphia, Pro
prietors OF DR.. Flsch's Food Bitters."
Wholesale agents for Wheeling, Smith
Sinclair s. Co. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-31

If you desire rosy cheeks and COM
plexion fair and free from Pimples,
Blotches and Eruptionsrfstasify your blood
by taking DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery.
Yeas and Neighs.-H horses could
make themselves understood in human
language, they would signify by univer.
sal "Yes," their assent to the statement
that the MUSTANG LINDfENT is the best
remedy extant for all these external all.
ments, aud by most emphatic "Neigh n
show their displeasure at every attempt
to use any other preparation in its stead.
Ever since its introduction at st. Louis,
at the close Of the Mexican War, in 1S49.
II has proved a signal blessing to horse
and man-curing, with absolute certainty
and wonderful dispatch, such equine dis.
eases as SPAWN, ringbone, poll evil,
scratches, hoofale, &C., and relieving and
finally removing the painful affections
which attack the muscles, sinews and
external glands Of human beings. 1t is q
fact beyond contradiction that for all in.
juries or complaints Of man or quadru'
peds 10 which an external rememy is ap
plicable, the MUSTANG LINDIENF is pre-
ierable to any other. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-31
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stock Market,

NbW NVIh HHVHVy uHN UsVVA IHuIhUs
New YORK, July So.-GoLD-Dull most
Of the day, becoming active in the after.
noon at the increased demand from mer.
chants TO pay customs and sales al liz,
closing at 114ta115; carrying, rates 1ia2
per cent Clearfhgs, $40,OOOOO0. Treas
ury disbursements, $4,000. Engage
ments for export tomorrow $3.50, 900,
including $asO,OOO In silver.
MoNEY-Easy at 2a3 per cent.
STERLING ExoHANaE-109R.
novuuNpnTa- HiOhar and atron0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-31
Cincinnati NTarket.

CINCINNATI, July S0.-Flour-Demand
fair and prices advanced for old; sales al
50 90; new 81 50a776. Wheat-Demand
good at full prices; for best samples old
81 Goal 90; new 81 45s1 so. Corn-Dul
and prices dropping at 47c. Rye-De
manf tair and market finn at 7Sa75c
0ais--Quiet and unchanged, 30a35c
Barley-Dpll and prices nominal. Gro
ceries- Steady. 0ils-Quiet and un
changed. Eggs-12a19ic, Butter-Goot
demand for Choice at 20a22. Cheese
103a11e. Provisions -Pork-Dull ant
prices nominal; regular, $1S 90; city
BIS 80. Eard-steam, SfaSic. Bull
Meats-O Offerings light; &c, 7tc, 7sasc
Bacon-Sales at 6fc, 7ta9c. Whisky
In fair demand but at lower rates, Sc.
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Chicago Market,

CruCAao, Jtdy, $0.-Flopr - Market
steady with y moderate demand; lowe
and Minnesota X SO STAT 80. Wheat
Excited and prices higher; spring No. 2
sold at 81 S0a1 Sit cash. Corn-Fair de.
mand but at lower rates; No. 2 mixed
42ta42ac. oAts-Demand fair and prices
advanced; No. Q, 27ic cash. Rye-Quiet
and unchanged; No. 2 spring Gle. Bar
ley-Nothing doing. Provisions-Quist
and unchanged. Mess Pork-ofered al
$14 IS; no sales. Lard-9c for winter
Bulk Meats and Bacon-Demand good al
full prices; no sales OF either. Whisky
Quiet and easier at s9as9ic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-31

m CHAPTER Ill
n, iae next day, the old ViN,plsn. smart.
~ vaaer Tho indlgnitles he had Suffered
70 sSt only having his pet crow S' EiIled
T w. IUe 81 compelled 10 eat portion Of il
ND S' . 4e headquarters Of the Duck,siI,
,SS,,a I'sue complaint to the Colone
gu SSasl The big sergeant. The 0o,SSs TD y
G"S,is sa n,,I an orderly for Sergeant Smith
,Sis..yi opposing he must 6s The persor
o SSs'eG 70, He obeyed the summons ns9g :,
SiSs "a az pushed the door Of the ten
SiU Se 40 ana entered the presence sns nan
Ia iSs MS so nees together and standing erec
N, q position Of attention. he bTo S.yS
nniS,aN. aand quickly to The visor Of RI,
alrts y a. sap \ and gave The cus,om on ar,
pr SSS,ges9t," said bis Commander ,o.,
pOInIjSS <, 90 ,ty you know that centenary ni
W.. Y. The old Virglnlan. - : 49,
O,AI an promptly responded III
nm, setgesnigH ''O'Ae acquainted WI
proS @S Si ss.I. together yesterday, sir,
As ren ISa NO. o. laughter which follove
nIpS Sry a aeea not be described. nor IN
jOIpeS u n which even he Old SirUin IA
ha @,,d Inc sergeant vas sent back |
The IA s,i., and tho interview betwee
ended bS sf -. and The. Colonel VI
dine SbS y va. an invitation rho later ~
' luis story has any besrip
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, .Nau R6rkIhInrkai.

2 New YoaE. July 3O.-Flour-Firm
and limited export demand; superfns
western and State So 40a5 70; common
to good 50 25a8 So good to choice SO 81
az 80; extra Ohio So 50aS 40; st. Louis
81 1Oa10 rs. Wheat-Lower and rathel
more doing, chiefly export; No. 2 Mil
waukee, 6iloat, 81 4sa1 80; red State
$685. amber western 81 70; white DE-
81 rs. Rye-Quiet at 79c. Barley
Unchanged. Malt-Quiet; four rowet
State 81 20. Corn-Moderate export de-
mand. western mixed .60a61ic. Oats
Dull; western 40a41ic; Ohio 44a47c. Gro
ceries-C ofee-In fair request; Rio 15tt
1Stc. Sugar-In fair demand; Cuba Sis
aO6c. MOlssses-Dull and unchanged.
Rice-Quiet at Sfa9ic. Cheese-ScarcelJ
so firm, at 11a12tc. Whisky-steadJ
and quiet at 94c.
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baltimore Market,

BALTIMORE, July 3O.-Flour-Good
demand for new and fresh; dull for old
western superfine 81 50a5 80; extra SO 500
8 90; family IS 25a9 rs. Wheat-Firm;
amber 81 5Sa1 90; western 81 45a1 65
Corn-Dull; mixed western 61a69c. Oats
Firm; mixed western 45c; white 47c
Rye-Quiet and unchanged. Provisions
Firm. Mess Pork-$14 25a14i5O. Bull
Meats Shoulders Go; sides &c; clear fit
Sic. con-sh6ulders TIC; sides SIC
clear rib otc. Sugar.cured Hams-15s
16C. Lard-Dull at 9a94c. Butter
Western in fair demand but unchanged
WhIsky-Firm at 95c.
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milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, July 30.-Flour-scarc,
and firm; Xxx Family, 80 00a7 90
No. l, $1'95iS;N No 9, $127. Corn-Dul
and prices have declined; No. 3 mixed
43c. 0ats-Dull: No. 3, &c. Rye-No
1, Coo. Barley-No. 2 fall, $50.
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SRA m BoNps-Dull antl steadv

pIAlU 12UND5--IHH HHU bVtHUy'
sTocKs-Qulet; Pacific Mail Is the only
feature Of activity. Panama exceptional.
" strong. Northwestern, Erie, and In.
diana Central fairly dealt in, the market
generally without material change, closing
dull and steady.
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"'a'u '-'' ''''' ENFORCEMENT ACT
and the ,cr
VIC 'V''' CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
woes on TARIFF AND TAXATION,
&c Votes on the several proportions Si
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Of citizens. The amendments proposed PP % and %ade 70
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'e'" POPULAR AND ELECTORAL VOTE
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rOrv O.rru TpIRUNE.
REAL ESTATk.
NEw.YoRK. wednesday. Oct

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. oct. ., 1917.
But one public sale was made at the tx
change this morning, viz, by James NJ Miller OF the o'
25x9 together with the 4sory double tenement build
ing 25x45 the front and the Ssory double tenement
25x25 on the doth brck located and known as NO.
45S West Thryninthst, north side. 100 feet easteIy
per annum sold TO c. j. Goeiler for sl2 $50.
The following notices OF adjournment were gwen:
direction Of VIM c. Barrett referee OF property located
the south side Of Eghtieths 204 feet inches west
BY Jas NJ. Miller. OF the legal sale under the direction
Of Richard G. Beandsh referee, OF the lot 25xlO ana
frsclass, fourstory dwellingnouse thereon, until FIJI
day, the nth inst
Regarding the continuation sale held to-day by Jere
Johnson, jr Queens, L. L. full report 70 the result
will be given under GATE Of 81 inst. 90,
The sale held Yesterday TUESDAY by A. ID Ms' e
i57 lots for aggregate OF sl2s5O, being average OF
about $50 per lot which Is regarded as very
notice yesterday OF lot l5xO22 located on the north
east corner OF Madison-dye and Seventy -seVehths'
should have read the nortb-wcsterly corner.
The market has been unusually quiet to-day, ana we
have heard Of no important transactions.
We would call attention To the advertisement OF lots
for sale AT MILESTONE l.. l." The property offered Is
the remainder OF the lots which unsOd AFTER the
auction sale held on the 2ith ut in what IS known as
the Garden Park" These lots are desrably located
offered upon very easy terms, and considering their ac
cessibity TIE opportunity mere presented to buy de-
sirabe suburban lots is very attractive Sales to take
Place at the Exchange;
Tirrsfay, 0-3 mn ~
BY James NJ Miller legal sale un e direction OF ehariC Beam
ISL referee one ot ld4IUL2 With The buildings thereon located on
Rhteths ~ feet inches OF Lex ugou-aye
BY Jos. McGure sale, by Of the eItcl Of TIE e.
Of Mcahe tie i0asi0ry buckbung ard ot
O,I65 located the southeast corner Of EghIaSe anu INeA
By order the f7oy bulng 'front.' and f1us'oTy
brick lot which 2JI located ard klOsn No ~ Mott
easierly side, l2b feet inch souihef Of fnnce-s.
b. c auctouecr legal sale tie direction Of John Post
brick tenement house and stores with lot Zr9
OF Drsncey-sL. known No. 20
Beeker Son Co.. legal sale under tie direction o. fho
T. ugg houses and lots bdEs unlustd 1891
Ii each the north side Of OHshund ami eh-s-,
40 Tea west Of fourth-sve.
the located ana Known ~
ard 1916 Ems south side 3uche north Broomest
f0lrtor hgop br0Hustole hs
dweags about 5x5z 90 located The north side Of
Hyeye1 commencing . feet OF Nnnayei known a. nos
as. sJ5 4I1. al, 49,
Of Levi Fuller referee the property located on
the Ebe Us feet noltl o la arsL anl kIOwn a.
MOB
direction Of John Lewis referee oi 2I3 located
u Si1tseyentisi Is feet 81 ftnaye.
BY Muller Wilkins Co, The No a, l4eryst north de
between MOI ami tut0n o 23iE H. 81 th touroy
bnek house zJI0 'front.' tOstoEy bek house RhiS IN
b. Winan Sand. Geior legal sale Of 2lJtiO0 the
north Msahatsn-st 81 inches vest o. Ieaaye