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VIM. II. ORCHAHD
Blood and Liver Pills

oloou anu Liver flllS.
ITO cure SICK HEADACHE, Sick stomach
= DiZzlness or Vertigo. Bad Taste in the
Mouth. bilious Attacks, ralpitaton of the
iicart, Nervousness. Constipation, Pain. in
th0 bToaet and Back. Kidney Affections.
TO cure all Disorders Of the Liver.
10 Regulate the Bowcls
To Purify the Blood.
-, 70 give, new lie to the whole System. the
1000 and Liver. Cannot be surpassed. Try
only one box; you will be convinced. For
sale only ut HEINITSH'S Drug Store
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When Greeley, the Printer, Will be
fu the Chair.

He will justify our expectations. AID
show himself the best type OF President
He will drive out OF Office the columns
of corrupt employees. az honesty will be
his only guide.
His coIduc; will serve as s good copy,
to be followed close
Matter OF interest will always call his
attention.
He will change the rules Of the present
Administration. and will substitute gold
coins tor paper.
He will pane Ao,cn all difficulties
which can arise with other nations.
Our form OF government will be solid
under his hands, aud will give good
tRpressioa amongst foreign nations, who
Will be convinced that the American
people can be governed without the use
OF lead.
He will not approve any act imposing
heavy taxation.
No blank PAGE will be found in the
story OF his administration.
At his inauguration he will have a
CHast alongside OF him; and at the
White House no c1ange will be made
in the furniture.
He will require of an applicant a
proof of honesty and capacity, which he
will carefully revise himself.
And in the composition of his Cabinet
he will have no slug cbaracter.-Nf'e
Orleans P.caylne.
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CHICAGO, September Is.
FLOUR-Scarce and in moderate
demand; prices fl i'm and tendiog higher.
GRAIN-Spring wheatin active de
mand and Hale higher; No 2 spring
cold at 81 279l 2Sa; closed at 81 2S4;
seller September sold at 81 22i9l "a,
No. 3 spring sold at 81 lS91 l9; rejec-
ted at 81 05I9l OF. Corn moderately
active at &c decline cash; No. 2 dull at
36t137c for regular fairly active and
firm for treah at 37i9372S rejected
steady at 3j3c. Ost- 10 good demand
at 24i 925c cash; 24i925c seller Sep-
TENDER; rejected at 2olc, Rye in good
demand and prices firm; No. 3 at 569
SIC; rejected at Soc. Barley, No. 2
more quiet and easier at 67@614c No.
3 in good demand and prices at SIG
5Se; rejected, active 81 37t93Slc.
SEEDS-Flax at 81 60 for good.
PROVISI0NS-P,rk quiet and I'M
changed at ga 256l4 50 for regular
cash and $li 90 for irregular. Cut
meats, nothing doing aud unchanged
at 6t66tc for shoulders and St9Ssc
for short rits. Lard quiet and steady
at &c for winter and SA98ic for sum-
mer rendered
HIGHWINES-Quirt aud steady
at soc.
CATTLE-Receipts 1858 head; mar
ket more active; sales at s. 0066 So.
HOGS-ReceIp,s 6420 head; market
moderately active at a s595 %,
chiefly at s. 90.
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Monday evening next at the Opera
House.
Soliciting an early reply. am, re.
specially, your obedient servant,
q Etl 10 A, PESsER,
sec'y Greeley Club ofw.sva.A
The following is the response Of Gov.
ernor Jacob: gvrs s-- e :
Charleston, September 9, 1s7s.
4. Pevser. Esq: .z~,,re
DEAR SfR-In response to your cour-
teous request to me to address the
Greeley Club tonight. permit ms 10 say:
that after the very arduous and exciting
canvass through which l have just
passed, I have little desire at present to
take an active part in political matters.
Political discussion is at no time an
agreeable duty to meas this time it
would be disiasteful in shigh degree,
trust, however. that my declination
will not be construed into unfriendli-
ness TO your organization or . want OF
sympathy with the objects Tor which
You are contending. Very respectfully,
JOIN J. JACOB.
The Committee OF Arrangements,
were instructed to invite eminent speak
ers from abroad, to address, LIBERAL
meeting 10 this city at some future day
After, considerable discussion and a
number OF personal explanations by
various members of the club, the meet
ing adjourned to meet again in the same
place on Monday evening next.
The following resolutions were offer
ed bv Mr. Kenna and adopted:
Rcssived, That in the overthrow OF
the present corrupt, inefficient and ru-
nous Administration, we recognize q
national necessity, which appeals alike
to the patriotism and sympathy Of all
good citizens without regard to past
political affiliations. ..--.. =
ReSohed, That in the restoration Of
this UBion IN friendship and peace aud
harmonious feeling, we find a cause
which has been ignored and desp,sed
by The Administration at Washington,
tut which nevertheless is worthy the
highest ambition Of the best citizens Of
the nation. .-..
Resolved, That with a view to the
reconciliation OF all the discordant ele-
ments in the land upon bass Of affec-
ton, mutual sympathy. ancient de-
vot on, we pledge our active, earnest
and lasting support to Horace Greeley,
of New Y ork, the candidate Of peace
and reform, and whose candidacy, under
the peculiar auspices which accompany
il, we hail as evidence OF coming res
toration OF confidence in the people.
Rssolved, That we invite heartily and
with sincerity the cooperation OF all
good citizens and patriots in the pro-
motion OF the principles here enunci'
ated. Aud, finally,
Resolved, That thousands Of patriotic
men from the Republican ranks seeing
an 1 realizing the evils and despoiic ten
lency Of the present Administration,
have, for the sake OF humanity and the
liberation from a calling bondage our
brethren OF the ,uth, severed their
connection with the Radical wing OF the
Republican party and stretched forth
their hands in an earnest effort for the
freedom OF mankind, wherefore We, as
worthy citizens, knowing and realizing
the duties OF our statesmen, cannot,
must not, will not, accept their protfer
10 other than the spiri, Of msgnsnimity
and patriotism with which it is offered
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. Tbs Red Wing Republican says: " A
picnic party were lately assembled or
the banks of the Zumbro river, in Hyde
Park, Wabash county, when q large
rsttlesnake was discovered near by
Ooe Of the party picked up his violin
saying that he had heard that music
would charm snake, and began play
ing when, to the establishment OF All
another came out o. the rocks and colled
up, listening to the music. This was
Immediately followed by another. until
nine had appeared, none OF which were
in the least disturbed BY the people
present, but all quietly assumed the at
ti,ude OF contented auditors. AT the
conclusion OF the CONCERT the rattle
snakes were killed.
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Cinctunau Market.
CINCINNATI, September l.

CINCINNATI, September IL.
BUTTER-Steady at 22@24c.
COrTON-Qiet; middlings at 2O9c
low middlings at l9ic.
EGGS-Wesk at lSc.
FLOUR-Stes1y; supe fine at S. sc
as VG extra at 81 1901 80.
GRAIN-Wheat in limited demand
at 81 50 for No. prime red. Corn
quiet; sound mixel at 45c. Oats and
Rye unchanged. Barley scarce and al
tull prices
HAY-Qniet at SIS O09e0 90.
HOGS-Frn at 81 6695 10.
OIL-Linseed at SAC.
PROVISIONS-Stronger mess pork
firm at Sl3 % for city. Bulk meats
firm: shoulders at 6}@6sc rib sides at
Si69:c. Bacon steady. Sugar cured
hams active at l696sc Lard less
active 81 &c for city kettle-rendered.
SUGAR-Firmer.
TOBACCO-Firm at full prices.
WHISKY-Firm; sales al 90c.
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.Balfimose Market.
BALTIMORE, September Is.

bALIAOkB, StptctDuel 10.
COTTON-Firm; low middlings al
20ic
FLOUR-Market firm but quiet
and unchanged from yesterdays quota,
tons
GRAIN-Wheat, dull and uuchang-
ed. Corn dull; ssorhern white at 65G
Csc: yellow, 62G65c. Oats, mixed, IS
639c; white, 40tS43c. Rye quiet.
PROvISIONS-Firm; mess pork al
ga 5O@l4 IS. Bulk meats, 6rmer and
higher shoulders, &c rib sides, 9lc;
clear rib sides, l3ic. Bacoo. no.
changed; sugar cured hams, ls39l9c.
Lard dull at &c.
BUrTER-Western choice in good
demand at 23c.
WHISKY-Firm at 94c.
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: rlNA!NeBINB fHADE.
s.xretk narreai4. ) (,
NEW Yo11, September Is.

INV Yoax, September Is.
| Fk6URSTbeYn~far iso H9l2c
bstter, at 90 i0@6 so for superfne
State; 81 2O@7 30 for extra State;
81 1907 68for ch6ice State: % f0d6 so
for super6ne, western; 81 2l97 As
for common to, medium extra western;
81 5O@S Is for choice do; IS 35@9 90
for conHea - usAi@ vHtsaw hsak vest
ern extra 7 25@7 IS for common to
good shippMgh apds extra round hooP
Ohio; 81 goag 50 for trade brandE
81 6O@IS5 for, common to fair extra
St. LOUIS; Elsa9ll 90 for good to
choice do. Southern -four Ia firmer
at 81 65@10 90 for common to
fair extra, aud ti6 05@R SO for good
to choice do. Ryesfsur IL 6rmer, st
81 5Ot95 30. Corn meal is quiet
GRAIN-Wheat, Ic better, at 81 SO
t@tSSfpzNu 3 sRing in store; 81 81
| al 50 for No. l do; 81 50@l IS for
winter red western; 81 6S6i 10 Tor
smber do 81 75G2 90 for white do.
Rye nominal at 7Sc for western. Barley
Fquiet.s Barley malt dull Corn
is steady st634c for steamer western
mixed and 64c for sail do. Oats flrmeE
45a4fo for westeYu in store and sfioat
4ja52e FOR Ohio and 39949c for new.
PROFESSIONALISM. the market il
quiet aud steady lst i$l4 D0@l4 10
tor new mess $ll 0O@ll so for prime
and ST. OO@l2 so for new prime
mess. Beef Is quiet and unchanged at
8 00(G7 90 for plain mess and IS 90
@l0 90 for extra do. Beet hams steady
at $22 00G32 90. Tierce beef steady
at $I3 O09l6 90 for prime mess and
81 00@f9 90 for Indiar do. Cut
meats quiet at ll@l4c for hams and
7c for shoulders. Middles are qniet.
Lard quiet aud unchanged st Sia
9 3 l6c tor No to prime steam and
Ole for kettle rendered
BUTTER-Quiet and steady at 22@
&c for rev State. .. ..
CHEESE-Qaiet at l0l@l3!c for
common to prime.
COTT0N-0n spot opens dull. with,
holders disposed to realize Al 20fc for
low middlings and 2lc for middling up
Ian L.
PETROLEUM-Dull and heavy at
lli@llac for crude and 24sc for re-
fined.
TALLOw-steady at sa@s 5-l6G
stear'ne quiet at 9i9l0tc.
WHISKY-Quiet at 924c.
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INsU RANCE.
Life Insurance Co Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, sass, 600.
AG Neu.wArNE. ppssItap,.

A.G. MerLwAINE, ppes4tsD,-
DARCY PAUL ID. D. TESNANT, Wee
Presidents.
d p. F Ak LER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN r. LAY, super. ntendant OF
Agencies
iiome ONCE. Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards in all the cities OF Nirginis, III the
DIstr Ct OF Colanoia aul In Wet Via inia;
lie policies are now generally con cefed
OF Investments TINS company, fnaua2ed
on p incipies OF strict economy, offers the
lowest rates OF prem u as CONSISTENT with
7 81 'ety. aud lower, we believe, than any
OF her Compa ny doing haStns>s IN the state.
Its success Is an established fact ...r. ..
All reserve tro VI preuliti -nS nS a security
e. the policy holders additional 20 the cav
ial stock + invested by the local boards,
within that locality nom which Il Is de-
rived.
Being convineea by their krowlsdge o.
the Integrity and prudence OF the gentle
men who compose It's Directory, and by q
thorough examination OF the pan NJ or
gauiztIIou; tina l. Is in every respect a
, reliable company. the subScrioe' CITIZENS
OF wAee!iug, who have them>eiveS SUI
scribsd to lis ST OK and organized a. 10 al
ard, ell warranted in cOntnendinS the
enterUrise 10 ID fsvora NE cousi Grafton
OF the people OF the state.
RoBr. q. JORDAN, President
p. VI. Eotf, lavid lynn,
y. ). Lynn, Geo r. ftneie,
n. b HUI ard, Geo. r. Boyd,
WIN. V HoSe, Lucius Huge.
W. L. Hughes, Cutrau Msndsl,
Robert Slmpsoa.
Wv. HoGcS BRO.
General Agents.
DR. VIM BATES, JR..
Med Examiner. sugsi-sb
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TIE IntlFgener suggests that the
Courier is perversely unwilling to con-
cede the election of Jacob. The Intelh,
gsnesr is guilty Of its usual conspicuous
insccuracy. The Courier CONCEDED the
election Of jacob some days before the
IntsRigsncer sscertsined that the Constr
tuition had been ratified. We didn't
glory ir making the CONCESSION, but
were compelled TO note the first success
that has ever been gained by caudi'
date under the special patronage OF the
Ints!Igsneer.- As - rule that paper kills
every man and measure it adyocstes.
The late lameuted and notable exrep-
ton could not be overlooked -Cssrier'
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NOTICE.
Tru.tea's Sale of Il eal Estate.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made and >igne Dy carlisle Brown 10
- Gni.~> gue' 'ru>t-e, dated the 18th day
o. November $50, and duly acknowledged
az 4iMi'l I record in The R1cnrder's
H. of Marshall county, w Va, and re-
ID n deed book No. I9, folio ny,
xii, m
>tInrdar, the 2Ist day Of September
.'-c,mnencing Mt 10 O'Clock A. VI pro-
CT % >-' a. public auction at the front
f"F0' The Court HolSs IN laid cOu nty, two
,''"tS or parcels 81 land situate on the
Sf-rs o. Big Wheeling Creek, in Ma shall
2 !n.y, " Va ,d4,criDsd As follows to-wu:
W. o sid tracts OF land iioinS lsnd
Nv ,-i hy Ian VI. Combs, and i known
- HE Bald r2tgle tract, containing MY
- acres and eighty SIX poles. The DINER
!tc. ~ lad a1joinS said Bald Eagle tract,
lcHa'dn> three acres and twenty-seveo
p -. N King In the two traits s'xty-tWo
49, al one hundred anil thirteen poles,
E.AE Tie sam" two tracts OF land when
N-T- conveyed 20 the SAIL Carlisle Brown
=. Intn Stndl IN nj wife nv deed datei
Ice -itH 81 November. 1917, which deed Il o!
''c'-i IN the Recorders office OF Marshall
r -0'v
t"'mS Of sll0-One-third cash: the bal
''- "a Twelve and eighteen months. pur
Lar giving dead OF trust on property 10
'c.Fe deferred payments. .
80 = " 4 HA<nI,A Trustee.
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FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

p,rr TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
oUo NJ the very b-st h'l laud--two
y ~ 4 arras under NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ali "a haph4ri HrNenhen aai Others,
~ On ana one salf miles NJ. s ct sen. We =, !,
Nt>l1,, nurchasers. and give possession
o. iI:sIv ". v. HOtiE & BRO.
M a Nm Railey's Block, Mark Street.
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,,.nJ Lots For Sale.

I52>IrE STEAMBOAT LANDING.
1 J gTrr Sgltce Shilling Lots, price si0J
Yam uae.tnri cash; balance IN one
-, ryo v-tr>. Also. the dwelling House
'.,S .e III, just above suspension
:. "a. ~ w. >.de Main street.
PIX y'' ~ ''''' THEODORE FINK.
-.,->,.N. -. jy2S-h
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For Sale.

Two STORY FRAME HOUSE
- ,r,th sven or eigh- rooms, on Jacob
Il -, also a small Frame House with
= -oy,-,s on JACOB street: also a new
-, y W. on E;ot street. containing
80 ~ L. u. HUGHES,
Ml- Real Estate AGENT.
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Farm of I26 Acres OIL Lana
For sale.

-,-r>rr ~ TIE BETHANY PIKE,
y -, - rprn the CITY al Wheeling,
Si....:tu,gt q! tn' jams X lily farm.
: -, Ne n-r,> consist OF a z Oh two
...-, vel .os uo l>e, large stable, spring
~ e. TIE had i in a hiSh state OF
90. ..,r4.. and mas o. e-fourth OF a mile
... en-, . k. For terms, see l. B.
xiv. ~ ~ premises, or
TIIS. - SIREN, Raat Estate Az.
49,. Wneeins. W. Va.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.
TIE McLURE HOUSE HOTEL
WHEELING, WEST VA.

TaiS LARGE AND C0MAoDIoUs
L hotel Is offered for rent. Possession can
" " Ltd within thirty days. The furniture
n. Aid Houss can BE- purchased at private
puo!ic sale al very low rate. Any com
Y-'elt Re sou or % r sons Wishing 10 engage
- .he Hotel business, a better and more
uian!e House could not BE- found being
, ,I.lied in the most elegibie aud business
'"' OF the city. Apply TO
JOHN McLURE,
a1g3l-h WbesT1g. w. Va.
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For sale.

nv TyO.STOSY BRICK HOUSE, ON
III ,b- Island, lot ninety feet front on Vir-
80, ,.s--t, ~ lie. deep; well Improved
c. L. ZANE.
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Tickets 10 all principal points In tie "a ,
and vert can he procured at the UnlOi
Ticket Office, In Mcclure House, and al III
station At bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
Iel2 Gent Passer'g ger and ticket Agent
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent.

'N1E THREE-SrORY Brick DWELL
L ing at &c lnwer d of Cha pline street.
..4,re Whes ing. known as the .'Parson-
I'D belonging TO the estate OF L. j.
lf'npbeil. deceSSsi I. Possession can be
"a IN first of Octooer next. Inquire OF
NeP!y-h J. n. NCM ECHEN.
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
ToR SAID.
N a CHIN e S Il . p.

Taa>4ii works are situated IN the central
~ ~ The city "t Wheeling. West Vir-
ana. near 20 b,'h raj road AMI river The
'...,.,. aye about IL feet long, 80 feel
g. IL. o>tv nt bri"E, and three storie"
o.. %. The foundry i provided with one
e.. IN AT IrrSare AMI me and one D ton
20 ia. with all the necessary Cranes, En-
.4g>. railways, Flask, &C, &c, and al.
- tr,un'l.>~ nlmb-r ~ Patterns OF all
E.',t.. tr>"slgjio-S; hut IS specially pre-
.--, ID. turning out heavy work. sucn as
y 3 II -cnl.-rv. Water Pipes, SC. The
n .ralns sop il cOmulete in all its part
-4l : crowded with all the modern ma
s..DrrT oGtu- hest patterns and kind. The
I. tcs, nj h shops, Pattern Shops, &c, are
(. urmr.-.- IN AT their IA l..
see .-,>ltirs. I-rm$-Ore-thirdc aSh, me
rdigc. In one, TWO and three years, With
.-'-r~ from Il y Of lie.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
slg.y-i Trustee and Administrator.
I1- above sale = al 'Ourned until Satur.
-. ~-p'en N-r tn. lS12. at p. NJ, when
= W. positively take pla e.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
- Trustee.
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BALTIMORE Il OHIO 3. 3. co.

u ssEI PASSENGER TRALN
5chedule on and after June n, IS2--Wheel-
ing time: -
EAsT-LEAyB wr-r-LkkyD.
daily at'..-.sss A. a.. daily st'..-IIioa.s
AERIyESAT ARRIYE. Al
Cumberland Pip. N. Columbus - = n
BALTIMORE --.s25 SxnIo-ky --lO5Ig -
HsSi iuEton tinciDnAu.-. wLJ
Ia. J.....-----SsJO - Iic5tgD. ..... .-ySi$1 A.
PhIIslcl pala-i: y An - LOuIs------I:JU y.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LKAyD wEsT-LEsyH
'WheelIng "Wbeeling
daily st''....5,f0 p. n daily at. sGS A.
ARRIVE AT ARRIVE
Cum Ter land. 2se A. n. Columb us-.-.2 10 p. Il
Baltimore -..-s: 'ssndusky---6G
New York; pP. n .Cfneinnsti---
Philadelphia ~ " CntcSzO.--s.---5s5OA.n
Wash ingtOn -. LOuis------
D.C--.--.----lo7d6 =. n Sundays excepted
sundays eIceptedI
MAIL TRAIN.
KAsT-LkAyR vn1-LKAvH
wheeling wheeling
daily at-..ll:Sl Pm. daily st.---lls55 r. II.
AERIyEs AT AEkIyEs AT
Cumb-zr ID ud.s:zD a. y. Coiumb bus. sis -.
Baltimore r. - ,5andRsky--- k>50P. 4
Washington CtDcinnati-. G3J g
IL. C..----.--.--sc25 y. n lChicszD----.R:i5
PhIladeIpiA-uzsJ 81 Lous---- Q " a. -.
New York 'Satoriays exespteu-
sSSsLGrdsys sEceptedl
CUMBERLAND ACCOMMODATIONS.
EAsr-LKaYE wHzr-LKAyks
sHheeIing 'Weeciing
daily at-.-Ies55An daily III IS p. T.
ARKIyE AT AkKrvES ar
CunberiaDd-9>50 Columbus .-KsJO A. Il
Sundays excepted sanelDn4 6s5
81 LouIz------ o-4lP. q.
Chiczgo-----lEi5
sundays ezorpted-
WHEELING, PlTTS'G BALI DIV.
Leaves Nsseiing az Ills a. N. and 40
p. Ia, Sundays excepted.
East oound trains make connections
at baltimore with trains for Pnilsdsi-
phja, New York and Boston. Al Hela5
House, via Washington City, for All potre
South. e. -....-.- .Hr q
wet bound trains make direct eonn>s
don. At CoiRrnbos Ion aIi potno Wet and
Northwest
FicEsts 20 nm p.1nepai posnp san Be pro-
cured ~ tn' once yA p sxfrH
Master Of Tranzportatton, Ealt.morA 2
d. 7, DEvRIEH,
tf2 GA S3eDersi Aren't vhe>stse. Z
New Orleans MSfassea.
A SNAIL LII PnINEN. b. sCoAK.
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lFLOUR-Steady.
!GRAIS-Whrat steady; No. 2 white
Wabash at 81 20 No. l white M'cbi-
sAn at 81 90; amber Michigan at 81 Al;
No. 2 red al 81 469l Al; extra white
Michigan at 81 so. Corn quiet and
steady. Oats quiet and steady.
PROVISIONS-Pork and lard nom.
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!.
S.ilous crannses. iii Ab
CIiSTn CiTI3RT1C, or muisum
a.. p,.,.
T1H BDTs.iy Of modern Sisdsesl, CssnSH and
P4l,aaaSSal!cI sc.s1ec. NJ use Of say 'osgsr
taxing Tie lar. TcpGlslfe add tssss"ss pile.
cpnDJssl OF cap. e1iidc. asd bulsy ingredsebn,
wac1 ". ca JJ a careful hppiicAiioa u essns'ess
ssi.lea, eEIstsI 81 Iae e8tRaIe AID other ned
eialI p-oJe-tIrs irJn tAs rao.I ,aisabs root ssa
hcrJ,. a cyl-ca,-Ite thczi isio . inmate ersn
ME searc4iy Larger tbaa q naastagA
n,rd, taIt "a ~ readily ssasor vi ~ uoss %
tie aS.t .-n dive s;Ba4ess ana fs,hdjDos tasss.
EIsa LILLE Purzatiys Peiict Tepfr,rui'. In
riJ,t ena--1'rttsi form. o. mech csfhsrr power
s.I,en,JItri iua1y VI The lAfre pills tapc ir
~. IN the d-ar .iJ,, Fron their woufsyfoi -
;slrte possr. 8, proportion 20 u.-ir 'lss. Dsope
wa1 have ~. ticI then s.e apt 70 tSppc.s Ia
taeys-s hly.h o. d-l.'i- n sfeet bat Och 70 t@
II al the cIs4 tie dFTg-s5t seitTe medisirG pnE
ci1lra of witch thsy aa COnJosed BEING % hH
floaiE.i aad rsDdlhei one by the o'hsr. - 20
proi1ss n mot searching and thor.
ouzb, - gently aHd Kindly opeYatfng
eaiharie.
500 Howard !, hereby offered bT ne pro
p-iet0r ot taese rs.lsvi 70 w ehsms, 80.
Hpon saAiysls. viz ara ~ ten any esiOnrIg
Other bfsns 81 mercsTJ % any otscf nsuA
poisOa-
s. tS s e I. s . &. s tSss , s
o. oceapl,i 9a. FOR Jaundic.. nesd.she,
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Cheap!

0ATs RETAIIED AT yoRTY CENTS
nNpsr bushel The best Flour sold ut 3e2A
- psS b A.cssnsy53tss y
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The above sale Is adjourned
until Saturday. September
ii h, 1872. ut 10 o'clock A. M,
when il Will positively take
place.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
~-r4 Trustee.
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SIR-At q meeting of the Greeley
Club held at t6e Court House, I was
snS9iated Z coinmntee 70 fsapsst your
2resRsooys sp.paisss !tat'Asb sa
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For Rent.

FREMONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
Room and Dwelling. corner Market and
NJ JI,.ion streets. Possession given immedi-
We WIZ. q BRISTeN.
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500 barrels Flour.
3 barrels Rye Flour.
2OO halfbarrels Lake Herring
50 half barrels White Fish.
SO half barrels Mackerel.
5Oquarter barrels Mackerei.
100 kits Mackerel.
2DO barrels choice Y. o. MolaSses.
IS barrels choice Golden Syru %.
60.hosssheads choice N. D sugar.
10 hngsheaas choice r. z. Sugar.
5hogsheais choice Demarara Sugar.
9DbarrelS Refined Sugar.
i.U pounds Peaches, ~ and rs.
80 kegs choice Lard.
10 tiercas choice Lard.
loo bags choice q flee, &c. &c,
Arriving and for sale at lowest cash
orices, to which we invite the attention o!
buyers before purchasing. mari5
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New Orleans Msfassea. =
A SNAIL LII PnIxEN!o. sraAH,
A,spi LnY pAvuruzrApxxxa
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CHORUS.

on! the Native American lantern man.
The Dig B ,noo OF the Know Nothing Kan
The temperate -praiing, Irish heratins,
Ku-kiux man.