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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-29
BaItImofo Cattle Market,


BALTIMORE, July 25.-BEEF CATTLE-.
The market this week, Under the light
receipts, was active and of short duration,
the whole ofthe offerings being closed out
in q brief period, so that several dealers
coming on the ground little late, had to
return switAont purchasing, and others,
unwilling to give the prices demanded,
bought sparingly. The quality OF the
offerings was scarcely as good as last
week, and prices throughout, were about
tc higher, quality being considered,
Enough as is always the case in q market
OF such character, there were instances
where some buyers found the difference
greater. Prices ranged at $3S7i to 81
q tew draftswe heard of coninisnding a
shade higher figure.
Prices today for Beef Cattle ranged as
follows: Best Beeves SO 00a7 90; that
generally rated first quality $5OOa6 90;
medium or good fair quality 81 50a5 90;
ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows
So 7ia4 so; inferior and lowest grades of
gattle so 00a0 90 -sgeneral average Of the
market today SIS so; extreme range
prices S3S7ia7 co. Most of the sales
were from S. to 5000 per 100 lbs. 0fthe
receipts 800 head came from Ohio; sos
from West Virginia, 10 from Virginia, and
40 from Maryland-total receipts for the
Eweek $40 head, against 1905 last week,
and 1880 head same time last year. OF
the offerings CPS head were taken BY Bal.
hmore butchers, S2lG head sold to Eastern
SPECTATORS, and IA head to country dealers
total sales Tor the week S55 head,
against 1859 last week, and 1878 head
same time last year.
SHEEP.-There is large falling of in
the receipts Of sheep this week, the ar.
rivals being but little more than half as
many as recorded last week, and prices,
like those Tor cattle and hogs, have been
making an upward movement in conse.
quence, and show an advance of about 4c,
and thedemmd FOR q kinds Is good, with
q still further upward tendency, which
may be checked by heavy arrivals. We
quote lair to good sheep atAa5c, and good
TO extra at 5a6c per ID grosss Stock sheen
at So 00a3 80 per head. Receipts this
week l,sGS head, against 3,542 last week,
and 4,46B head same time last year.
Hods+The supply this Weakrhaa been
only moderate, considering tie light rel
ceipti for several weeks past and the needs
iet the butchers, and prices, which had
advanced last week, have Continued Their
upward movement, till. now they appear
p have reached q stand still point; the re
4sglt Is towhether figures shall continue
70 advance, stand still, or Fecede, depend
Ing, on the receipts of the coming week
The advance for this week, like that O
last week, is about &c per ID, The sup
ply 81 stillers Is very light, and Of corn
fed hogs only moderate.s We quote corn
ied hogs Gt1 Roar 90, and still.fed a
~ JOa6 75per 100 lbs net. Receipts Thu
week ,5O9 head, against 4,8S1 last week
and $500 bead same time last year. q :
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Legitimate Stimulation.

The office or function of nutrition is
essentially two:fold, embracing Digestion,
whereby food is converted ultimately
into blood; and Assimilation, whereby
the various tissues and organs ofthe body
receive from this blood, each the no1rish.
ment which it needs. And Legitimate
Stimulation, which is a squirting on of this
function, is consequently two.fold also.
The food, in the first place, must be re.
duced to the form Of a homogeneous so.
luton, as q preliminary to its entering the
bloOd.vessels, and becoming there part
Of the blood. To this end, it is dissolved
in the stomach by the gastric juice, fluid
which the6tomach itself furnishes. But
1T often happens that this fluidds NOT Sup.
piled in sufficient abundance. This is
the cause Of much bad health. Now lie.
climate stimulation puts this right by
provoking a 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
This sub ect continued hext weekunder
"Strengh for tie Weak"
"Ware s. Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro.
prietors Of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
Wholesale agents for Wheeling, Smith,
Sinclair d Co. eod&w
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO July 81 AFlour-Demand
fair and market firm for choice and fancy
Minnesota; extras q shade higher, 81 50a
7 70. Wheat-5Iarket buoyant but IN.
settled and shade higher; No. . closed
at 81 goal got cash. Corn-Demand fair
and prices advanced; No. 3 mixed 424a
Act cash. rejected 39ic. Oats-Demand
fair; No. 2, 27ic cash. The first car load
of oats arrived this morning from South.
ern Illinois, quality tair but not dry.
Rye-No. ., ,50tc. Barley-No. Q fall
54c. ProyiBions-Pork- Unsettled and
lower; opened at $40 so, declined to
$l4 90, and closed at $l4 so bid, cash or
August. Lard-Winter DC; summer Tic.
Bulk Meats-Demand good; shoulders
5Sa5ic; short ribs 75sSic. Bacon-De-
mand light but holders firm; no sales.
Whisky-Demand good at 00c.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, July 27.-Flour-Steady;
old 81 75aS 90; new 81 60a7 IS. Wheat
Demand good at full prices and scarce;
old 81 Goal Go; new 81 50a1 So, Corn
Dull, 47a4Sc. Rye-70a73c. OaIs-9la
$jc. Barley-DIll and prices arc nomi.
nal GrOceries-Steady and in lair de-
mand. L0ils-Unchanged. Eggs-Dull
and holders anxious to sell, 12tc. Butter
Demand good for choice. Cheese
Quiet and unchanged. Professionalism
ket firm; Pork, city and regular, $13 5Oa
Il 90. Lard-Dull and pficcs nominal.
Bulk Meat-Demand fair and market
firm q, q, T4asc. Bacoh-et, 7sas5c.
Whisky-Demand good at 00c.
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IF you desire rosy checks and com.
-plexiOn fair and free from Pimples,
Blotches and Eruptions, purify your blood.
by taking DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
Yeas and Neighs.-It horses could
mako themselves understood in human
language they would Siglily by uniTeF
sal" Yes their assent 70 the statenent
that the MUSTANG LtSAlENT Is tho best
remedy extant for oil these external all.
ments, and by most emphatic "Neigh ~
show their displeasure at every attempt
10 use any other preparation in lis stead
Ever since its introduction at st. Louis,
at the close of the Mexican War, in 1910.
1t has proved q 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 Infections
which attack the muscles, sinews and
external glands othumsn beings lila
iact beyond contradiction that for oil in.
jurics or complaints Of. man liof quadru.
peds TO which an external rememy is ap.
plicable, the MUSTANG LINDtENT is, PRO,
ierable TO sny other. 81 eodSW "a
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- HUterinn Disenses.

By this term we understand those dis.
eases peculiar 10 females, such as obstruc.
lions, irregularities, CessationS, derange.
menlsS immoderatioDs, and disorders
which are 80 common, and which exer,
clses such powerful influence in the de.
struction Of female health.
II Is all important that the physician
should be able 10 closely discriminate be.
tween these Affections, as some OF them
are directly opposite In their nature, and
each requires n specific treatment differ.
ent from the other, mistake in which
would be dangerous and perhaps fatal.
That the urine in these disorders Is Of o
peculiar character and quality, every ply.
siclan OF experience in this way knows,
and can atonce perceive the difference be.
tween these exeesses and deficiencies, Z
And IN treating these complaints espec.
tally, he must ever keep In mind these
pathological differences, and prescribe
such remedies as will check up the exces.
siVe or restore the diminished secretions;
remove the morbid conditions, and rein.
'Vigorate the whole system. r.s
The good effects Of this kind of treat.
ment will be observed in a very short
time, and as a general thing the patient
recoyers entirely in few weeks.
We have had hundreds Of cases where
the good effect of our remsthss were Oh.
serVable in very lew aweeks. The dull,
languid. expression OF the eyes began to
disappear, the dark colored circles be.
meath them gradually lessened, the skin
became more natural, the complexion
improved, the appetite returned, the
strength increased, the palpitatiOn ceased,
the nervousness wore oil, the shortness of
the breath became less troublesome, the
pulled face was no longer observed, and
the disposition became less irritable and
more cheerful, and The general health en-.
tirely restored. q. L.hFHtH! EilGs
Many Of these changes dre auDhg the
first signs of improvement after com.
mencing the treatment.
Afflicted women, brighten your hopes
and try our remedies.
Our daily practical observations enable
Us 70 determine the precise conditions Of
the system In every case, and TO pre-.
scribe the appropriate remedy in every
disease.
For the benefit Of those living at dis.
lance lsbOring under Chronic Affections,
and unable to attend in person, we would
say: by sending a vial Of urine for exam.
nation, the necessary medicines Can be
sent them by express. ~ ~ z
, - 3 - LA0LDsHgE, NJ. D., F.
T. L OLDsHUE, NJ. D.,
j. W. OLDsHCE, NJ. D.
Address DIS. OLDsHUE.
No. 1872 Grant Street, Pittsburgh, IA.
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,a,pj, y blowing statements have been
4'N 'oE publication by Mr.. cracrall:
lJe,i,. :. :. BETHANY, July 90, 1872.
House, IN R,oa,ai meeting held at the Court
o!lhe Elm D, 0Ss county, on the evening
C'acniItiss u ,I anu heard the whole Of M
p,essicpI,S ~ speech e and that no such cx,
BrOOkcn oNS , use Of in the article signed
GINGER Of I tSa B published 10 the iSrkLLT.
Cncssit ne SVs ylh, were spoken by Mr.,
4'Eued as indecent OF 6lasphe,
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NOUS in the remotest degree. TheseiA cis
/ cheerlully bear testimony to.
G. B. TURNER.
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No. i06 Market street. 81 F
p WILLIAM BAILEY, Pres't
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baltimore Market.

=, BALTIMORE, July 27.--Flour-Srorc
active and tirmer for new and fresh; old
nominal. Whcat-Steady and unchanged.
Confirm; mixed western GOaGlc. Oats
Firm and unchanged. Rye-Unchang.
cd. Provlsions-VerY strong. Mess Pork
SD 25al4 so. Bulk Meats-Unchanged.
Bacon-Firmer and active; shoulders Tic;
sides SIC; clear rib 9tc. Bat9f-W estern
in good demand; good to choice 1Sa2Oc;
fancy 22c. Whisky-95c. -
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RGvOl utiOns Never Go BackWa ard.

hefOl ullOns never TO Backward.
The philosophical theory tLat the hu.
mansystcm when weakened by disease ,op.
pressive heat, excessive labor or any other
cause should be toned and invigpr@din.
stead Of being subjected to the action Of
depicting drugs, is gaining ground every
day. The introduction OF Hostetteris
Stomach Bitlers twenty years ago gave
powerful influence TO this common sense
idea. As the extraordinary efficacy Of
the Great Vegetable Restorative became
known, multitudes Of debilitaled inyalils
turned with loathing from the nauseous
and strength.destrOying potions with
which it was then the fashion to drench
the sick, 70 this runOYating, appedzing,
yitalizing preparation, derived from the
finest roots, herbs and barks placed by
botanical research to the disposal Of
medical science. Revolutions never 90
backward. From that time to the pres
ent the Importance Of assisting and rein
forcing nature in her struggles with
disease has been more and more widely
and keehly appreciated by the sick and
the suffering. In tens of thousands Of
households fIostetters Bitiers are looked
upon as The one thing needful, in cases Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Constipa-
ton, Nervous Weakness, Chills and Fe.
yer, Bilious Affections and all conditions
Of the, body and mind thai betokJdailack
Of vital energy. When the quicksilver
ranges high, and the solid flesh is rcsoly-
Ing itself into a den under the ievid tenn
perature, this agreeable Tonic is tue best
posSiblesafe,g guard against all the disor-s
ders generated by sultry and unwhole.
some atmosphere. It prevents and re.
lieves lassitude and languOr, and enables
the systemic endure withlimpunity an
unusual amount Of exertion. or al in.
MIGRATING andfregulating medicines, it is
the purest and most wholesome. cod&w
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GOvERMRNTs-Dull and steadY,

STATE BoNDs-Dull.
sToCKs-Dull and without any feature,
Pacific Mail weak and off &c.
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At cNeIafl. weIl.bnrr snspcn
y r y Editors Of the Ia,e,lEsass.:

'rs' y; OF the I1te,!Esa,er u
rS; Sl Is. Democratic editors and Demo.
sSs !, Speakers, when we saw a ibiDS V ,SS
coS SA % o Y 10 hurriedIy wfilteSS S %s
EsJ.S The Democratic bz,Is Ssro % ~,
tSs SI.31eday last, we asserted tSe, [ ona W
tie DenSom.aa,5; Sets, Ctacralt, said: III
sdoCI5 6 H. party supports Jacob i
E-ISS e sunk a thousand miles beIoH !.
vOrl, If 'I ~ may not be tlo exsnt
vas 10 NJ Sle speaker, but lis language
he NOV we 9uoS c .Tgtctu R e
aal"' speaks OF as using SBy.tle eteSI
"a-Ssra Juy21. DAOORS' :
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Louisville Tobacco Market,
LOUISVILLE, Jsly,27.3Tobacco- Sales
ight and prices firm. Nha -i5l7
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New Y0rk None \. and Stock Mnrket.

New York, July 27-GoLD-Quiet
ll4l TO 1l4t. Loans lac for currency.
Clearings S45, 100000. Treasury dlsbursG.
meuts 1924, 900, Of which $4,000 were in
redemption oil 5,eO ibohdsr 7gt',n
MOEm Easy at2aS,per cent. q
STERLING EXcHANGE-100P.
EnYRnMRNra-Dn md nLnnhu
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WEI1snuRo, July aOth, lS7e.

WELIsDURe, July Goth, 1872.
We tbeundersigned citizens Of Brooke
county, being present OF the democratic
meeting held at the court house Of thb
county on the evening Of the Path, do
state without pesitancy, that the asser.
tions OF tho writer OF the article signed
Brooke" In the Wheeling INTELLT.
oEScER Of the Goth, arc not true inrefer.
ence 10 the speech oil Z. G. Cracral oil
Wheeling; and the charge that he stated
that "lf the democratic party supported
Jacob Il should be sunk thousand miles
below HI" was never uttered by Mr..
Cracrait. We heartily bear testimony
to this fact believing that great Injustice
has been done Mr.. Cracraft IN the articfe
referred to.
WILSON BEALL,
z Caahier WellSburg STATE National Bank.
EUGENE TARR,
Editor Of Nsss.
JAMES HERvEY, rfgJg
r. G. ALLEN,
JoHN BLANKINsoP, JR.
A. BALTIMORE,
]. CALHOUN RosBoRoUGH,
J. NJ. BEALL,
w. X. CURTIS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-23
WHOLE NUMBER 1895.

tokens long stay of the English and
American representatives at Geneva.
MADRID, June 22-The Dulra de Mont
pensier has issued a manifesto in reference
to the crown.
HAVANA, June 22.-The steamship Column
bia arrived here yesterday morning. The
steamship City of Mexico sailed for Vera
Cruz last Tuesday A ooasting vessel saw
a steamer lately, supposed to be the Fannie.
discharging her cargo otf Nuevitas into tvy0
sehooners and several small boats The
schOOners afterward headed toward Roman
Key, and had many people on board. The
steamer headed toward the east Troops of
cavalry are moving on the road leading
from Roman Key into the interior in order
to intercept the cargo, if possible
KINGSTON, Jamaica, June 22-Later ad-
vices from Central America state that a
/ disastrous tre occurred in the city of Flores
in Guatemala.
Another battle has taken place in San
Salvador in which the Salvadorians were
defeated. s H -
A surveying expedition has reported that
the highest elevation by the Lajas river
Trouble is feared with Costa Rica in con-
sequence of the government demanding
dues from HOllenbeek's steamer, which Ia
nying the American flag, as it belongs to
the surveying expedition.
1he Edgar Stewart continues at AspinWaif
IN charge of the United States steamer
Wyoming. aNT F#
The cable steamer Darcia, which it was
feared was lost, is known to be safe.
Adylces received here state that the Ger
man fleet, in the attack on Port-au-P Prince.
on the eleventh instant, only fred two guns.
BROWNSVILLE, june 2I.-News from
Monterey by mail to the seventeenth re-
ports General TrevinO as having exacted
another forced loan from the people, aud
all foreigners who are unable or refuse TO
pay are put on the fortifcations to work.
The American consul protested on behalf
OF citizens of the United States, but they
were also put on the works. The mercan-
tile houses of all classes are closed, and the
city presents the appearance of desOlation.
All the forts are being strengthened, and
the entire revolutionary force Is being con
centrated there,
General Ceballos, with the government
forces, occupies Camargo and Mier, and
General Fucero holds SaltillO.
MADRID, June 22.-Yesterday, for the
hrst time since the outbreak of the Carlist
lnsurrection, band of insurgents awaited
the attack of government troops. An in
surreetiOnary band under command of
Saballes, which was intrenched near the
village of PuseOlten in the province Of
Navarro, encountered battalion of loyal
forces and conflict of five hours duration
ensued The government troops at length
triumphed, the Carlists being driven from
their position. Considerable loss was sus-
tanned on both sides.
ALEXANDRIA, June 22.-The Khedive Of
Egypt starts for COnstantinople tomorrow
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-23
SOUTHERN METHODIST CAMP MEET.
INC
Religions Enterprise Near Biloxi.

Religious Enterprise Near Biloxi.
The New Orleans Methodists have pur-
chased something like one hundred acres of
ground a mile and half west of Biloxi for
a permanent camp ground, and already
have constructed a small village on the
beach, in beautiful locality, among sweet
scented pines, where there is a constant
breeze. Extensive preparations are com
pleted to accommodate nearly two thou
sand people. The preaching stand fur
nishes seats for twelve hundred Small
houses and tents are scattered about as
suited the occupants.
The meeting was to have been opened
Friday, but heavy rains prevented large
attendance. This camp is under the direc-
ton of the New Orleans branch, but it is
known that hundreds will come from Ala
bama and Mississippi who will participate.
As the prospect is good, expect that Sun
day will inaugurate new era in religious
revivals. This worthy enterprise will stir
up renewed feeling among church mem
bers, and perhaps add to the list of com
municants, for this gathering will bring to-
gether hundreds of people of nearly every
religious creed. There are attrac tiOns
about the grounds which should induce our
city people to pass a few days or hours in
the camp. 1t is located on. good ground,
between the railroad track and the sea-
shore, and the air is invariably cool.
Spring water is abundant and other ac-
cOmmodations plentiful. Much money has
been expended to make the grounds at
tractive, and the buildings are to remain
permanent.
Public worship was opened Friday night
by a sermon from Rev. DR.. Parker, who
has charge as presiding elder. A decided
effect was manifest, and so good begin
ming put pleasant face on affairs. Rev.
Mr.. Adams, of the Louisiana Conference,
preached at A. M. yesterday. Bishop
Kenner and Rev. DR.. Tudor, ana others, of
New Orleans, are in attendance. Rev. j.
B. COttrell, pastor of the Methodist church
in Columbus, Mississippi, and Rev. Messrs.
Leith and HigenbOtham, of the Mississippi
Conference, are here.
The energy and industry of Mr.. j. H.
Felter, who has chiefly accomplished the
camp ground arrangements, are worthy of
special mention. The rain on Friday re-
tarded the work somewhat. The venera-
bic Rev. David Ayres, of Galveston, Texas,
with his wife, is tenting.
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FOREIGN.

A Murderess sentenced-The Geneva Ar
bftratiOn-The Famine-DisastrOus Fire
in Guatemaia-RailrOadS Surveying TX.
peditiOn-The Edgar Stewart at Aspiu-
waIl-Cable steamer Not LOst-Mexlce
LONDON, June 22-Sentenar, French
servant girl who murdered her uis-
tress, has been condemned to penal i'm
prisOnment for life.
A special dispatch from Geneva to the
Stdna4rd says The counselors for the
American government, before the tribunal
OF arbitration, have gone 20 Paris, to return
with their families to Geneva. Other gen
tlemen connected with the board are
at ChamOunix. The dispatch says every
thing IN connection with arbitration be-