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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-17

WhsSiing and Lake Erie Railroad.
-iwsndGdG aSnd fhSt the prospects Of
this road sre excellent, and the people
along, the line are active, and deter
mined in the enterprise. Our friends Of
Bethlehem township are especially
awake on the subject. They have
pledged their, township for fifty thou
sand dollars stock most Of which is
already subscribed, and if the balance
is not raised by voluntary subscription
the township, by vote under the late
act, viii completeit. ..
WeIlearn that the right Of way has
already been secured over the most of
the route, generally donated. This
means business and it is the way to
secure success in railway undertakings
and the only way.
That this road will be good invest
ment there can be no doubt. On the
route are eighty-five miles of coal and
other minerals. Along the Conotton
valley are, inexhaustible supplies OF
black band iron. ore. All this will
make business for the road, and pay
ing business. Besides this, the farms
and real estate in the towns will be in
creased in value by the completion of
the road, at least from ten to fifty per
cent. The route is through grand
agricultural and rich country, much of
which has been, and is now, shut out
from railway facilities and convent
ences. Ofcourse, it is evident that this
railway will develop the resources OF
the country through which il passes, to
an extent scarcely contemplated.
Complete this road and there will be
an immediate market for immense
quantities of coal. and coal roads, 80.
called, are among the best paying rail-
ways in the State. TO prove this we
need only mention the Hooking Valley
road and the Mahoning road Were
we farmer or property owner along
the line of the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, we would certainly labor
and do our best for the rapid building
and completion of this road. Others
may do as they please, but this, assur-
eddy, would be our course.-Stark
County Democrat
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. Fishblatt addresses all those who have
injured themselves bv improper indul'
genceS and SOLITARY habits, VIII CHI ruin both
B .dy and mind, uniting them for either
business, study, society or IN Triage.
These are some Of the sal and melancholy
effects produced by early haoit> OF youth,
viz: Weakness OF the back and limbs, pain
I'm the breast, dimucs OF sight, loss of mus
culaI power, palpIration Of the heart, dyS-
pep.ia, n .rv0us irrirability, sym toms OF
con sumption, arrangement OF the digestive
functions &c.
MENrALLi.-The effects on the mind
are much TO b. dreaded. Loss of memory,
confusion OF ideas, depression OF spirits,
evil toreboding, aver'iDn TO society, sell
dlstrusl, love OF solitude, titmidity' &C. are
some Of the evils pr 'duced
Thousands OF persons Of all ages can now
Judge what IL he cau>e OF their dec lining
health, losing their vig1r, becoming weak,
pale, nervou and enact ited. having sim
gular appe trance about the Eyes, cough, ana
symptoms of consumption.
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Negroes I'm CONGRESS.

4 Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Commercialsays: 1t used to
be standing joke that Congress would
be improved by the advent Of the negro
element, but our colored brothers have
effected no improvement syet. Speech
es are just as dull, and proceedings as
uninterrs;ing as ever There are five
ofthe negroes. K B. Elliott is the black.
est of them, and represents Calhoun's
old district in South Carolina. The South
Csrolinians think 1t is something OF
come hown-ths transition from John
e. Calhoun to Bob Elliott, and do not
intensely enjoy the spectacle. Elliott
is quite black, with close, kinky hair,
strongly marked African features, and
receding forehead. He is Massachu-
sets by birth, English by education,
aud lawyer by profession. He lives
in style at Columbia, having grown rich
since he went into politics. He speaks
well, but as an orator it cannot be said
that he is equal to a former representa-
tive of his district-Mr. Calhoun.
C. De Large is native of the
Safe he represents-South Carolina.
HIS education is moderate, and his oc-
cupation, when not in Congress, is that
OF a farmer His seat is contested by
the irrepressible c. c. Bowen, the man
whom Grant pardoned for being big
amist, on the ground that he was "a
good Union man" The President was
correct, as the Union feeling in Bowen
seems to be quite strong.
J T. Wells represents the State OF
Florida. He has not been in his seat
much since the commencement Of the
session. He has acquired more fame
from the hrilliancy OF his neckties than
the brllancy of his speeches.
Ben Turner, OF Alabama, is a large,
broad shouldered man, with flat nose,
curly hair, strong muscles, well devel-
oppd, and in old Democratic times was
a first class plantation hand. He was
ra sed a slave, and has no education
except what he picked up He has
good points. He never makes a speech,
and always votes without asking any
body now to vote.
Socially, the negro members get along
here very well, tor they never obtrude
themselves where not wanted. They
are not invited out, and, in a social way,
coufine their attention to their own race.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. May l6


GRAIN-No > spring wheat active,
and prices have appreciated 2l@ &c, at
81 3l@l 33fc cash; 81 305@l 344
seller May; 81 33@l &c. seller June;
81 33!@l 81! seller July, closing at
81 81! for seller May and 81 36l for
seller June. Corn fairly active and |
@1fc higher; No 2 at 42!@43c cash;
42s@43fc seller May; 44@44sc seller
June. Oats stronger and 4@ac per
bushel dearer; No = at 342@35c cash;
@5@354c seller May. Rye quiet and
weak, No. . closing at 74c. Barley
quiet and steady at 57@57!c for No. 2.
FLOUR-Flrm, steady and in good
demand
NORTHWESTERN and steady at
SAC.
PROVISIONS-Msss pork active
and excited at SD 5O@l2 81! for May
and SD 75@l2 s. for June. Lard
firm al SIC.
LIVE HOGS-Steady and fairly &C.
tive at 81 l5d4 40.
BEEF CATTLE-Dull and without
quotable change in prices.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, MAY IL.

CINCINNATI. May 10.
COTTON-Steady; middlings at 23!c
receipts GS4 bales; shipments 500 bales
stock 1851 bales.
COFFEE-Firmer.
CHEESE-Sready.
COAL-Steady; Pittsburgh at l5c.
EGGS-At l2!@l3c.
FLOUR-Quiet but held firm; super
fine at 81 0597 Co. family at So ESQ
50
GRAIN-Wheat, red nominal at
50 05@2 0S. Corn firm at 54@51c.
Oats at 43@47c. Rye firm at 81 07@
| 10.
HOGS-Receipts 1910 prices at
81 05@4 40
MOLA>SES-At 53@6Sc.
OlL-Linseed at 90c.
PROVISIONS-Qlet and unchang-
ed. Mess pork, regular at $l3 co. city
mess quoted at Sl4 80. Bulk meats,
shoulders at Hottie; clear sides at
&c; hams at 7(97lc. Bacon, shoul-
ders at 5!@5!c; clear sides at Tic,
Sugar cured hams at l0!@l2c. Lard
quiet.
SUGARS-Firm.
TOBACCO-Firm at full prices.
WHISkY-Steady at SIC.
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The session of the Medical Conven-
ton, now being held in Philadelphia
has given rise 10 several questions oil
importance, the decision of which will
be regarded with great interest by the
republic. Three colored doctors pre-
sented themselves for admission, fully
empowered to do so, we believe, as far
as credentials 60. But, by an over
whelming vote, the Convention de-
clined to receive them as men and
brothers, and cruelty closed the doors
against the American citizens OF
Afr can descent" We understand that
the female branch Of the profession has
several representatives applying for ad-
mission, and we are inclined to the
opinion they will meet the same fate
that befel the descendants Of Ham.
Under existing circumstances, it now
becomes Mr.. Summers duty to recon-
struct the doctors, and if they ungsl-
lsutly refuse to receive the female appli.
Giants as worthy disciples of E'cu
lspius, Mrs. Anthony will have to take
them iu charge, and endeaver to show
them how far they are behind the times
in this age of progress.
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A DIsgusted Judge.

An Arkansas judge has h S law office
close to certain doctor Sin fact, they
were separated only by plank partition
with door in it, The judge was at his
table busy with his briefs and bills in
chancery. The doctor was writing a
letter, and pausing at the word econom'
ical, called out, Judge, isn't e-q-u the
way to spell equinomical T'"Yes l think
it is" said the judge; "but here is W, b
sters dictionary; | can soon tell" He
opened the book and turned over the
leavesrepeating aloud, "e-qainomical-
e-aniuomical." Finding the proper
place, he ran his eye and finger up and
down the column two or three times,
until thoroughly satisfied that the word
in question was not there Closing the
book with slam, the judge laid his
specs on the table and rising slowly,
broke forth, "Well, sir, I've been a
Daniel Webster man, and | voted for
him for President; but a man that will
write as big a dict onary as this, and not
put as common word as 'equinomical
in it, cant get my vote for anything
hereafter
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AnecdOte of the Late Mexican
Buchanan.

The New Orleans Republican gives
the following incident in the career of
the lately deceased actor:
"Mr. Mexican Buchanan was some
years ago a merchant in this city, and
many Of our old citizens will remember
him. He was a gentleman of very
peculiar habits and many eccentricties
and of great experience, and great
traveller His talents as tragedian
were often rewarded with the most
glowing praise, and again met with the
most adverse criticism. Personally he
was gentleman of education, very
affable and genial, and greately es-
teemed by those who had the pleasure
Of his acquaintance.
There are many anecdotes which
illustrate his peculiarly OF manner, one
or two of which may not be out of place
here. While playing in Australia to
very fine business, Mr. Buchanan found
much to his astonishment, that his
receipts were comparatively quite small.
hC COueuiteu MS fiSSut ItSoiuipS thS
matter, but could elicit nothing salts
factory from him, so he determine! to
find out where the the leak was him
SELF which he did the next night, for he
'ound that his agent pocketed a large
percentage ofthe box-oflice receipts, and
of course made small returns to Mr..
Buchanan. The agent beings valuable
business man, Mr.. Buchanan was 10th
to make a charge against him, although
his dishonesty was evident. At last
Mr.. Buchanan hit upon plan which
succeeded admirably. lie was one Of the
best poker" PLAYERS in the. world.
The agent was also quite fond Of put
ting up his ante" so Mr.. Buchanan
used to invite him to his room at the
hotel after the performance was over,
and in an hour would "burst" the agent
Of every cent. He kept it up, and in
this manner retained his valuable bust
ness man and got all his money regular
besides for no matter how much the
agent would "knock down" al the Office
Buchanan would win it all in an hour
after the show was over.
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GREELEY AND rHE xoAEN.
What They Are Going To DO About
II. III -.....t y

r. s.ii 'r'.-.s-S g.
The National Woman's Suffrage As
ISOLATION met In Convention at Steinway
Hall, New York, on Friday morning for
its second day. Mrs. Stanton was in
the chair, and the election which took
place gave the Presidency for the
coming year to Miss Susan B. An
thony. Mrs. Woodruff attempted to
affiliate with them, but finding that
they would not make. nominations for
President and Vice President 0! the
United States, Withdrew with her adj
hereuts. The latter held asession at
Apollo Hall, and dipped extensively
into the currency, land reform and In
ternational questions. The former
body decided TO send committees to the
Philadelphia Convention and to the
Democratic Convention in the hope OF
obtaining the adoption Of g. woman
suffrage plank in their platforms.
Should they not succeed, a special Presl'
dental nomination is to be made; but
il successful, all the orators in the cause
are to devote their energies to the cleo
ton o. the Presidential candidate whose
party is favorable, without reference to
his antecedents or to any other meas
ures which ne may favor.
Mr.. Greeley was severely berated at
the Convention for having allowed the
managing editor OF the Tribute to sueer
at woman suffrage for three years past,
and Mrs. Laura De Force Gordon said
that, in a recent conversation, Mr..
Greeley had told her that he was OPP
posed to the appointment of women
clerks in the Public Departments of
Washington because it caused the
decentralization OF q number OF them by
the congressman and others who pro-
cured the appointments. Mrs. Gordon,
in conceding that few women may
have been undeserving, observed that
the great majority were lifted from pow
erty into comparative ease, and asked
if those women, in a state OF semi
starvation, would not have been far
more open to the advances Of any men
who could supply them with money
than AZ present
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GENERAL DEBILITY.
DR.. FISHBLATT

Has discovered the most certain, speedy
and only effectual remedy in the world for
weakness in the back or limbs, STRUCTURES
affections OF the kidneys or bladder, invol-
untary discharges i'm potency, general de-
bility, nervousness, dyspepsia, languor,
low spirits, confusion OF ideas, palptation
of the heart, timidity, trembling, dimneSS
OF sight or giddiness, disease OF the head,
throat or skin, affections of the lungs,
liver, stomach or bowels, those terrible dis
orders arising from solitary habits OF youth
secret and solitary practices more fatal TO
victims than the songs OF the sirens to the
mariners of Ulysses, blighting their most
brilliant hopes and an'icipations, render
ing marriage, &c, impossible.
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured Themselves by a certain
nractice, INDUCED in when a.One, habit
frequently learned rom evil companion"
or al school, the effects Of which are nishtiS
felt, even when asleep. aud II not cured,
renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both body aud mind, should apply imne-
dat ly. A., 49,.
Of the country, the pride Of his parents,
should be snatched from all prospects and
en- oyments OF lie by the con -equences OF
deyiating from the path Of nature, and In
dulging in a certain secret habit. such per-
sons must, before contemplating
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Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. May II


FLOUR-Quiet and unchanged.
GRAlN-Wheat unchanged and
dull. Corn dull; southern white at
SO9S2c; do yellow at 73@74c; mixed
western easier at Zoe. Oats quiet
mixed western at 55@56c; southern at
60c. Rye UNCHANGED and quiet.
PROVISIONS-Firm sales 200
bbls mess pork al Sl4 CO. Bulk Meats
unchanged sales 10000 lbs. shoulders
at &c. Bacon, shoulders, at 5s@6c; rib
sides at 6497ic; clear ribs at 729Sc;
sugar cured hams at 1913. Lard in
good jobbing demand at 9i@9Ic for
western.
WHISKY-Firm; sales 100 bbls at
90c.
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The Railroad Supervisors, with Ma
jor Campbell at their head, have re-
turned to Weston. The Major reports
that the route of the pike, to Clarks-
burg, which he has just surveyed, was
OF much easier grades than he had ex-
pected !. but that the river route will be
better. In accordance with previous
instructions, he will at once proceed to
survey the route along the line of the
West Fork Weston Oenoerat.
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HERE is a sample Of the manner

HERE is a sample OF the manner in
which Grants hirelings are now
abusing Horace Greeley. 1t is from
Beast Buffers paper, the New York
Standard; ...-.s.
Cold Water Greeley, Bran Bread
Greeley, Abolition Greeley, Onto Rich
mond Greeley, Fourierite Greeley
Erriug Sisters-Go-in-Peace Greeley !
the man who bss embraced ana
ran away from every issue which the
last forty years has brought to the sur
face Of our troubled affairs, etc, etc,
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Sale of Foundry Fixtures.

OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE TIE
| Patterns, TIlSsS and Fixtures IN Ct'I W.
i,rnirv, belonging 10 the late nrIn Oh W.
4. Miller y Co The purchaser can See aI,I
.,5 T%t'r ,S Tn. nniliing is - n. by Is n
.ri n! nbSiructei, aud contains ali inr
,.rrS>ary appliances of tirst-class Jo9oi ~
t,uuIrv For further informnti"h Apply VII
P' ism !" II. b. MILLER, Receiver.
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YOUNG MEN,

especially, who have become the victims OF
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an I'M.
timely grave thousands of young men OF
the most exalted talents and Brilliant intel
lect. who might otherwise have entranced
listening Senates with the thunderings of
elouuence or walked to ecstasy the living
lyre, may call with full confidence.
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For Sale.

DESIRABLE TWO STORY BRICK s
\ house OF 10 rooms on Quincy street
be ween sixth and seventh sarse; GOOD,
I ,rT c sJ side and rear yard. The location
a ond neighborhood are unexceptionsl.a Inc Inc
S 'ronartS will be sold for less than the I'LL
pr T,'H,,Ira NJ Tobacco Factory No. 10: Mon
In lulre 1T i"'''> apr30-ra
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nu,IdInrLOtS sEOr sale.

Z OFFER THE FoI.LoWiNG ETH ,5 f ;,S
y, wholesale or ~ctail: Lots No. u m
trnare =: No. in Square $; the south hs a.
9! 30 I'm Saae ~ T.; SG H s i IN o. No. i
-, ~" Snare I%. No IL in Square l.; No. > III
Sauare a; No. T. in square -, and No. - ~
tiSH, Los M. in Square 90; No, % IN ia
-,uare Q: north half OF No II IN SduaNIe ~ ~
-, > IN Suuare7: No. Is in Square II; NO. !
', ~.,m,ra ~ No. in square ~: No T. IN
mare ii: No Pin square y, and ~; ID IN
..Irra u. All situated III the Suo"lN'>'"'i>
10 '"'' = l.. g. HUGHES,
paal Estate Agent.
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For Sale.

,orEER FOR SALE MY HOUSE AND
Craria, situated in Fulton, on the Ma
81 Road. The house contains seS u u
inns. with two good cellars. the staoie ~
,,r,r enough to accommodate elgnt OF nine
rises For particulars inquire OF
"a'l'hS apr2i-ra
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For Sale.

OF LOT NUMBER FORTY
[ six ~ coraer of Fillmore and Preston
Sr,., centre Wheeling. Price so2U: . Also Of
Nv ,' 'IT, naar the town OF Triadelphia. the
i,,Irr LACE is known as part of the BaguieS
en-, For particulars inquire at the
i,w OIfi,e of F.. Il. CRACRAFT, or OF
Auctioneer.
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New York Money Market.

New York Money Market.
New YORK. May l6-6 Pm.
MONEY-The money market was
active at 6@7 per cent and finally closed
at 5@6 per cent on call.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The mar
ket was nominalIy unchanged at 1890
l093 for prime bankers 60 days ster-
ling, and ll04@llOs for sight.
GOLD-The market closed steady at
1l4I6ll4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-The mar
ket was strong to the close: United
States currency IS at ll64@ll64.
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MARRIAGE.

Married persons, or young men and ladies
contemplating marriage, being aware OF
physical weakness, organic debility, de-
iormities, especially cured.
He who places himself under the care OF
DIR, FIshblatt, may religiously con tide in
his honor as a gentleman, and confidently
rely on his skill as physician.
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i United states In the matte! Of VIM
u. Motto, bankrupt In bankruptcy.
District Of West Virginia, g.:
The creditors Of VIM. ID Note, bankrupt,
viii take notice that second general meet.
ing OF the creditors Of said bankrupt viii
b. held az Wheeling, In said distrist, on the
18th day Of May, A. ID. ls72, at 10 O'Clock
A ", at the Office Of Geo. y. Caldwell, E~q.,
one Of the Registers I'm Bankruptcy IN said
district for the purpose named In the
twenty seventh section Of act OF Congres /,
entitled An Ac; 10 establish a uniform sys-
ten Of bankruptcy throughout the United
stats" approved March z 1861.
aprsS J.F.JOSES, Assignee.
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For Rent.

CECOyD AND THIRD STORIES OF
y Franklin Insurance COmpanys Dn,lu-
ing. For uticulars apply al their Once
IN Monroe street, or TO GEO. w. FfaNH-
HEIN or VI REILLY. mart-n
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FOR r EMIT.
For Rent

LARGE ROOM. WITH SPLENDlD
\ lighi and power for machinery. Also
liner Small rooms, with or without power,
and one large warero0n. Possession gwen
arSl OF April Apply al 9illce p' Stat FL 10
dry. bE>''
rnarbl.h
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

FRAME DWELLING IN GOOD RE-
pair, on Hampden street, by
w. v. HOGE& Bro.
.nr2O Railey's Block, 100 Market street.
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Removal.

u wINZENRIED & son, JEWELERS.,
Il have removed from their old stand, No.
Isl Main street, to No. l67 Main street, one
door north Of E. Ball Il Co.'s shoe store,
where they win be pleased 70 zee all old pa
irons and the public generally.
maxl8sh
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NeiII & dillingham;,
Wholesale GroCers,
No. 70 Main st.

Jll barrels Flour.
- barrels Rye Flour.
80 half barrels Lake Herring.
10 half barrels White Fish.
40 half barrels Mackerel
1quarter barrels Mackerel.
lDO kits Mackerel.
1CO barrels choice y. o. MolaSses.
- barrels choice Golden Syrups.
70 hog>heads choice n. o Sugar.
IN hogSheads choice z. K. Sugar.
Jhogsheads choice Demarara Sugar.
aJbarrelS Refined Sugar.
40 pounds Peaches, rs and as.
~ kegs choice Lard.
10 tierces choice Lard.
LOO bags choice Coffee, &c. &c,
Arriving and for sale at lowest cash
'rceS, TO which we invite the attention o
'ayerS before purchasing. marl5
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SIateRoofng

T WEIGH rs PREPARED TO 10 ANY
u amou ut of Slate Roofing on most mod
crate terms. Apply TO Dodson q Brothers,
Slate Merchants, Wheeling, w. Va.
aprlS-h
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MARRIAGE,

refect that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites TO promote COM
nubisl happiness. Indeed, without these
the tourney through lire becomes weary
pilgrimage; the prospects hourly darken 10
tbe View the mind becomes Swallowed with
DESPAIR and filled with the melancholy
refrction that the happiness OF another be-
comes blighted with our own.
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KEEP COOL!
AND HOW TO DO IT.

" one OF his Arctic or Ice kinE K frigera-
tors and you can do II perfectly. They are
the best in the market for meals. vegeta-
table,, and indeed Tor AL articles that ought
TO be kept cool in warm weather they are
the thing. Call and examine and leave
your order now and be ready in time. tie
also has large assortment Of Water Cool
e 5, all sizes, and a great variety Of House
Furnishing Goods, all at low prices. All
the celebrated Cook Stoves are TO be found
at his place.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


-. TOLEDO. May l6.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and q shade
lower amber Michigan 81 Sc; No. 2
amber winter 81 90. Corn is steady;
high mixed safe; low do 45c. &