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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-12-25

To any published in this county, while its
careful collation. of the news of the daily
editions constitute it an unsurpassed conn
nanaiuu of tho
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1872-12-25

Among the writers ON home themes the
contributions of Rural will hold their place
and increase the wide reputation already
enjoyed by the best of a ii writer's on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23

ALHayr Dec zHhss fedy; sales Amber At 81 sS and
cong Com Barley linea IN demand sAes
srs 10 ssesso Is i cA S o9t and nosiy Unchanged
Dee 1L.Ae imPors-toqr 5Cy bbls W hea ~
eIpors-heai Corn, % s7 BUSH Oat 81 BUSH
s Ssl =, a s7s - B.9sIs 7e - So Amber -
White - We - ~ mlcAt nfn5 1t9s ~
g ~, Cneso 10 o M - ~ 81 01t. $500. lie
af%s SST q se ss Tosao Isd a. as o,6s articles ~
BalTsoRE Dee 2Con quist and steady Low Maaing l8ie
Flour and good demand oui prices unbalanced Wheat arn
Choice White ald amber ~ va ~ ~ Far 70 Prime ao S'g
a-l western Rcd 81 loe q 81 Corn quiet southern White
segber Soc, West.rn Mined 4sa4sc; White 49q5c Rye
% . s sa3a sS' isshE ssi. aa sa Sa
shoulder 9iic Rio sizes asAe: Gear e sias e e' bI s
New m 4qo Lrl du 9e Western Butter EASIER receipts
CHcAso Dec 1Flour dan anehSBget Wheat active ana
5s.5 S 10 sSa as = w 81 a &ssc e Corn opened
srm. b eod dull So Ied yie cash Sss sana.Is hj s
zlazF Rys ana sad seAeel 40 ssee'iSa Bs Su P or
s s. e.E Lard sssdy All MsIts quiet saehanee
Wss-, 5 5a bs Sss c sd.h or. 5000 bush RE
sglh Bar,y 81 pmesis-7yog 9os tIogr' 49, -" 0u' '
CisCnsAg Dec FLOR ia fair demand and arm "0ea ~ I
S9a "a s Ps so1sT a5s s'' s s sasaJ team
7.c bacon quiet AID unchanged Bah Meats quiet
s4e Sc Hans gooi dsmsad al 6lase Lave hogs active 81
- sd - Is whiftJ hnn Il sse
Red Nais. bed Al ace no co. .se' 90 bush At % OsIl
Rssuod PeIoyuu doiasd standard while. 2aza.e
Priuf. A3Ul35c, caT40ts
Dsraor Dee scvs and higher. Wheat steady; Extra
sl White n 81 20 Amber Michigan 81 62asI 81 Com
STEADY 4le No o. yellow Ar Data qa qnehlged
s. keoeptsZ bbs bush
NdssL ShIJmsBfs-z.yO bblA Flour. lpJo0 bush Wheat
L0UsuLLk Dee Zl-fOar trmi Extra Family 80 Is;
o. 20 Grain unclsngd Hogs opened dull
fairy active b. heavy receipts 42O; saugh
tersi sdsts 10000 Pfoyoas lust sisa, PorE
Bst assssh0Gden 5tei Gear Mo sdes' &c Clear sides
ID round os tc higher packed. Lard 80
GAolos Leaf teoss 7ie 2 k'g. sc Green Msss aul
Hams from the BLOCK sc shoulders, Zee Clear Mbs SIC Clear
D. Clear RID Sides &c., Clear
Ste pacEc1f orders h. Whisky sae The distinctions
oa DE os.h and nora Alabama Rso.d ses Msaaaa
hssi All bs Suspension OF nagsaon have checked Da1s
Gde1Jy
An2irzzz Dee 2l-Fs-r qel ani unc angei WHIST Unsettled
No D. fI 10 l. III l1 Oats f.Ir d.uaui and ln p.
~ 1gIa el agalaai No. iEg, J.e tt sce 49, ls9E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23

A GRAND BAZAR for the benefit of the
"A HOME FOR WOMEN, 30 Werst will open The splsnd&
Regiment junction OF Broadway sxhave and
6fh- on WEDNESDAY 49, and eonnne 2oth aa
siye single Season. This Grand BAT v,sn-
Home
new building W. BOoe the founder Of this noble mission nr
Alen connected IN he 1reetSe oe
responsibility Of the Bas Il will De opened snd closed Aiy stn
nrver md angiuR rabbkgs" "0tre chances other
goabul erpeen,s permitted Reh and beautiful holiday fs
IN endless variety -
OIen nOm0 70 Top.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23
financial.


ITO all PERSONS HOLDING any of the CIR
Il CULATION Of the BRISTOL COMMERCIAL BANK Of BRis
Toll 1Wh petition presented 20 the supreme Court
ting at Bristol COUNTY Of Bristol The state Of
Monday Of September A. d. lSI by WI
X said Bristol receiver Of al the evidences Of de
description belonging the bso
praying therein stated that decree
of court might be limiting he time within which The cTcaA
ton 10 him for redemption Aud
sitting Providence within and for the County
Monday October d. 1871 on me nTsI
day ordered the following decree, W.
Cpon petition Of William r TAYLOR Of Bristol receiver o. All
goods effects property OF descPlon
belonging Commercial Bank ordered audgsl ad
That the bank bills oil The ercA
ton sid hse 99W qaIsbISpg De pm pFsssbs sn
March and said receiver shall receive ne
same evidence bsnk before said last
mentioned aass after which time al claims upon the sane
snail receiver hereby directed 70 give n0uce
this by publishing forthwith notice eDeds
decree for three months pnoT sad l day MSfc IT,
In The Bso PheniI newspaper Published in sad Bnsol IN The
Providence Journal published IN Providence
an in Daily Tribune newspaper published N ne
City Of NewfOTE" -,.,-- -. -.
Therefore hereby given to al holding any Of tne
circulation bank present The toe undersigned ior re
N PA ~ - VIII. TAYLOR, Receiver.
JoHx TURNER COeges Providence L. Attorney for ke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23
RrtE.grs ar PRODUCE.

"a y
Dec us pkgs Al - bbs Copper, ZE bales Cotton US ba
Egr 652 bb Foor 8 40 bush. Wheat l6tO bush Corn 11y9
~ . Col bu a Barley, 3S3 bags seed ~ pigs
fruits 8n l3 bales Hops 80 Hses ~ oas "a le
H. "a de Ieath Lard OH 80 pkgs Beef 1871 pSgs rorA
rs pt Cut LaT IS kegs Lard, V4O pkg butter
l6ls pkgs Seaun - Pkgs Grease 40 pAga Is-
low 4 Dkgs Tea dressed Hogs s hbds, IoDaeoe o. pAs To-
baceo bOS bales Woo, i UBl- H1Sky
Resps Pr01ule Ae week ending SATURDAY Dec a. embrace
81 ~ bhls Flour WHISKY 3D Dbl Meal AIS oAgI Neal
B 40 Wae.t 4 5us1 Corn l5sbIs bush osis - 1HA
Rys 10 bush Barley 364 bush Peas 345 bags
Seed 81 ukgs lag- Beet $3.50 pkgS FORK l4oo8 PIG
Asaa iOsy 10 Eegs Lard Zs pEg O OAAe IoO
Tva.s Huva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23

lorna Dec 21-F1ofr stesdv good demand; No
wife Mgn 8 a Amber NJ chirm cash an December. - %
Jsnu. 81 O.; No. Ted. ~ 81 No Red. 81 81 p
- 6 january 81 g. Corn que New High Mixed Bose Neg
Low zsi 3jia White 3c oats du and nominal Dress u
Tt0 80 y 50 s Live HOGS dali % So Receptacle bh
H I1u BASH Whea, 1900 bush Corn shPments-2tOO bush
Nhc.t, 1900 bush Corn.
Rl.sryOrox n c Dec 21-Spir@ IGrpentne firm at 55ie.
stealy; - IS for Strained Crude Tupenne steady 81 or
HsrI; - = for Yellow Dip and Virgin. Tar quet 81 To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23
THF STATE OF TRADE.

Dee Pill q. m -COnsOs opened ~ s4d9lb for
v sad gta r United States fivefseniy bonds
las. Old z! o. 1eakorues S3i New fiTes ost hrie
Railway shares, 80. . -. 4 49,. n,
LvEnPooL Dec 2 mCOt1 opened quiet and steady Md
dhnR Uplsuds. lOt q Mddlng Orleans, lutQiV3
AsrwgEP Dee lt-I etrpieum. ST for Inc Pale American
LONDON De-. 2 20 m-COnsob closed unchanged American
securities qulet BE quotations unchanged -,
LIVERPOOL Dec 2I Coon closed quiet The saies OF ne
dsv have been % Including ZOO for speculation anu export
Ie next rcor sl be made up on TIE 81 % INST
Tesp,, Dee 2--.5 - m.-Ens Railway shares. 81
LyERPO0I, Llz.Jo mb asluns are qlrI beei VI Y
tee Sew Mesa F0f2, o. y bbL ior ne" Pnms Mess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23

sUGARS-The for Raw sugars rather more 5aY IN
fact stronger quote far 70 good Refining CaDA y &c
% PernauoRcc al Sci ana another cargo
9nautv p deu sad Of 2l9b bags EleA ar
rived yterdly 5yo arrival Refined Sugars steady HAras
sERS-over uue sales Of 100 bags late yesterday at
s;e. Timothy dull an langee ..o,. - ~ a..
sTALLOW arm al moderately active sales Of % 900 Z Prime CITY "
WHISKY lover Az . Of bbs at 9, ana so bOl al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23
NOTICE.

IL DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY
viii paid at the Rational Bank Of Commerce IN he,
on and ater THURSDAY January q 1879 divide o IHksE AL
AHALP ER C tho capital stock Of The ALBAN ASD pe
OUBuAENA RAILROAD COMPANY, and dividend Of fOUhPEh
CEy The stock Of the RENSSELAER, AND SAhAIOSA
RAILROAD COMPANY. Payable 10 sOekhoders Of the respeT
Companies registered the books al the close u business on sA
URAY Transfer books viii close that time and remAn
JAMES c. HART,
Treas. Del and Had. Canal Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23

L s7l.. 4sls s5s3Is lsOs65a y go 2Os54S0s u94s63
yesr $50 8 24ns IS l67l3 24J7 p 695 eos 1878 l6t
PkIROLEUM u bulk, continued IN iar DEMAND an uf
Wit suot az liza M 5000 bb NEXT weeks delivery al the
vr pre: for m c bid. The Greek markets
settled b. Upper quoted 81 PSI Lower al 80 o. and
on Cts has been firmly held but without tAnsae
irons. would be paa; in hr hands held a
Pee 2Id9to. NGphha dull but steady al loi
lie In Phsde dull and Unchanged the Domna
quotations p b
NTH fair demand Sles II bales Cape 0
10 bales CuIae9a 10 no.
Calcuta ~ Cel raj % do MeNean va
BraEos Texas, &c Deer have IN
moved VITA an active -n4nd sles 800 SsS 2JOp Porto
fbio 5O0 d Yea rlz 900 Honduras and 90 Iet4s
Sc pts 0aes Porto Cabeuo a. bstes ParA oSles
Vera cru &c ar American, Is DO Honduras, ana u TO-
Texas So We QJos 1iloEs: a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-12-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW

~ JERSEY
CONVERTIBLE BONDS. DUE l902
Until further notice remaining hand be obtained az
oar and interest BY application SAMUEL KNOX Treasurer ls
berv-s Thousand Dollars each beang lAe
November payable with interest
attached and November free Of al state and nted states
taxes with time between November J.
Ig75 1877 the Capital Stock OF the Com
nauv shoud the Company hesfer execute
mortgage payment other OF is obgauon met
BoD shall The bonds can either De
registered Of the owner, bearer bon1 Is
desired from tine ~ me - e.-
ADAM EORRIE, Finance
BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, fc.,-aircs
JAMES BOORGAN JOHNSTON,i O
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30

DIR. sAoE's CArABRu REMEDY,-$5OO
reward for an incutable case. Q Sold by
Druggists at.50 cents.
Lasting loneliness years
ago, when paint, pearl powder and en-
amel, were running the compilations and
Destroying the health OF woman of fash.
ion, HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM was
brought out as pure botanical cosmetic,
guarnteed to restore bloom and beautyto
the skin. From that time to the present
1t has been continually rising ID public
estimation as tho safest and most unex-
ceptiOnable preparation Of It's class. In
stead Of producing an artificial, metallic
surface, like the deadly enamels, or wilt.
ing the cuticle like the poisonous fluids
sold under various names as "beautifers,"
it keeps the skin as soft as velvet, renders
it as smooth and glossy as satin, and i'm
parts. TO 1t that delicate, rosy tinge, which
Is the beau ideal of ,complexional lowell
ness, The exquisite chromatic effect is
not transient. BY applying the Balm daily
it may be prolonged from youth to age.
A lady who purchased the first bottle oi
the article nineteen years Of age, writes
to say that her complexion at forty
Is pure, clearer and more brilliant than Il
has ever been;" and she attributes its
beauty solely to the daily;use Of HAGAN's
MAGNOLIA BALM. eod&W-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30
The Treatment of InehrIates.

When man has fallen 80 far into in
temperate habits, that his appetite is all
but ruined, and that what he does cat no
longer nourishes him, his position be.
comes critical. Psychologists, at the pre-
sent day, regard Chronic Drunkenness as q
disease; and, their first aim is TO cnabic
the organs OF nutrition Il" derive, as in
health, the requisite vital forces from
food. Under this system, tho patient
ought 10 give up at once the use Of all
stimulants. Where the appetite is ex.
treamly feeble, tho diet, at first, should
consist of beef:tea and mutton, broth. I'm.
mediately after eating, the patient should
take one winc.glasstnl Of DR.. Gottlieb
Fisch's Bitters. He will thus be enabled
to eat, and also digest and assimilate,
more and more dally-his vigor, and
.Gheerldlness increasing MEANWHILE Id
After a iewslnonlhs. the use
OF the Bitters may be discontinued. The
patient win thus have become INDErEN-
DENT Of stiinuIants altogether
This subject continued next.week I'M
der "1Rhdt Is a I0nic9"
"Ware s. Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro-
prietors of DR.. Fisch's Food Bitters."
idiEGij HGi8n bgR oif eoaSW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30

Representatives Of the Senate bill for the
prompt redemption Of tho remainder OF
The Three per cent Certificates, removes
one cause Of distrnSt as to the future course
Of the money market. " ~ :
The Cold Premium remains stead 1 and
specuiAtiori has almost forsaken the Gold
Exchange. The amount Of gold coming
On The market, in the redemption Of five.
twenties, is far less than expected and Il
b very generally anticipated that We
must export q large amount Of specie be-
tween now and July; but with an unsu.
ally large supply Of coin In the hands Of
the Government, and with the May inter
ests payments only six weeks distant, this
prospect has little effect on the market, +;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30
what spTfnk observation-disclosures


} kRegmded from q medical standpoint,
Spring Is not the delectable season des-
cribed by vernal poets. On the contrary,
ts yield Of Intermittent ieyersI bilious at
tacks fheumatic phina, ldis0fde rs OF the
stomach nervous complains, and pulmo.
nary diseases, Is almost as large rs it's
crop oil violets, snowdrops and cherry
blossoms. The invisible seeds Of innum.
cradle maladies rise with the morning
mists, Pnt are scattered ,brOadeast by the
'valprs'Gl night. Who chnfesbt their me.
.phitc ihaueHcess Gettainly not the
weak nature, or those whose nervous en-
ergies have been overtasked by mental or
physical labor, unless they tone and
invigorate their systems, and thus enable
them to cope with the unhealthy intluen-
,ces by which they arc surrounded. ~
The only iedIcall ageht BY which this
object can DO rapidly and safely accom-
plished, Is the great vegetable renoyant
and inyigorant, HoStetteFs Stomach Bit.
tiers. The operation OF this celebrated
specific Is four.iold. II strenghtens tie
digestive organs, regulates the secretions,
improves the condition of the blood, sl.
perinduces d regular habit Of body, and
thereby imparts such vigor and elastici.
ty otthc whole physical structures, as TO
render II capable Of resisting the actloniof
the poisonous miasma, with which the
spring atmosphere is always to some OK:
tent impregnated. Here then, Is "a
ready and certain means Of escaping the
dlsorders prevalent OF this season, or or
they havc already fastened upon the sys.
tem) Of conquerlng them speedily and
thoroughly, The llsy6f E0f \ thedicine Is
not OF much consequence, provided It does
lis work properly, but Of Hostetter's Bit
tiers 1t may fairly said, that they effect .
cure without outraging tho patients
sense or taste. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30
tF~n the wcll.Our rl. Nevs1

BY reference to another column 1t will
be seen-that the Railroad Bonds have
been sold TO be delivered In the tfutureJ
70 the National Bank oil .Wellsbug, By tho.
Brooke county Supervisors, upon terms
somewhat similar to those made by the
Ohio county Board with the Citizens
Bank Of Wheeling. The money Is ready,
the bids all IN, and the building Of the
road, II not now, soon will DO under con.
tract, and Laus Dec, Ito be christian llke)
the long railroad dreams of thirty wears
DO realized. breaking ground
should be celebrated BY some KIND 9of
public Publication. II some Of our enter
Tprfsng citizens would speak a piece an
That occasion; and the matter followed in
by q community drunk, the intemperanca
like Fotuth Of July jolllty might DO looked
over. We don't Insist, however, on ihe
drunk. I'VE offer in this behalf the fol.
lowing resolutions, taken from a political
needing Of colored folks down IN Dixie.
Resolved onely- Something got 10 bedid,
Resolved secondly How we gwine to did
II. Resolved conclusiyely de ques.
lion. .hl1' 'yfh 2 10 salde % .gJTToa
y The 'ihdeiatlgable President Of the Road
deserves d testimonial, but that can, be
deferred until its completion - SIS; II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30
dhsGttteEEfsttte'f1r,:
Per Pacem ad Lucem'

.,,,r O Lord, tha. life may be a.
-, q KIM ihol wOaldst take rom NV
1901 Dol aIuSht OF its load ., .,,,,,s sprlng
~ tSSt ioWers ShOlld always 'P's
- D wsIi M poison and the sung
,S NJ e oDIy, Lord, dear Lord, ! pIeAu'
F0' LEAD me Alright .,d uougb hear
rOo,ph strength should tAl'ef' anu 'AO"SD
should bleed ,u.N
Through peace 70 light
An mi ask. O Lord, that thou shoiIus' '"'"
lu'"' PIll radiance here -, ,,o,d
o,., I'M, a raw Of peace, that may 'fe'u
WV Without fear. .,,,A
Ny way 70 Gsci ,,hv hand
I. wv A i..t lSs,SSs aE BIT peace divine
ivy - Like quiet night; .h.r .hlne:
l'eAa me- = Tb I peace 10 Light n.o.tor
Iu'Vuh" -IdEllide a. IToc'0T'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30
The science Oh Adyerllsing.

JUDTCIoUs advertising always pays.
If you haYc a good thin. saYcrtise it.
II you haven't don't. ~ aIlc
LET your advertisements have some
thing Of the dash in them, without great
cxaggeration. 10 ss
DON'T DO afraid to invest in printer 8
ink, least your sands OF life be nearly run
out. ..,-l., 81. .g-. -.
LARGE type isn't necessary in ADVERT.
sing. Blind folks don't read newspapers.
NEVER run down your opponents
goods in public. Let him do his own
advertising. at 2 AZ
You can't eat enough in one week to
last you awhole year and you can't ad-
vertise on that plan either. ~
lNJuDIoIoUs advertising is like fishing
where there's no fish. You need to lei
the lines fall in tho right place.
IT'S as true Of advertising us of any
thing else In the world-if It Is worth
doing at all it is worth doing well.
HANDBILLs and circulars are good Of
their kind, but they cannot take the
placesot newspaper Advertisements.
No bell can fling 80 loudly as a good a1I.
vertisement. People will believe what
they see rather than what they hear.
SMALL advertisements, and plenty Of
them, Is q good rule. We were all babies
once, yet we made considerable noise.
WE don recommend advertising as the
best way to get 9 wife; but we know that
10 isthc best way to get o good trade. =
WHEN you advertise, sec that you do It
on the same principal that you buy goods.
Getthe m9styou can for the money.
If you can arouse curiosity by an ad.
vertisement, II IS d great point gained.
The fair sex don't hold all the curiosity
In the world. ~ u'u J. hsjh1 iFs
People who advertise only once in,
three months forget that most of folks,
can't remember anything longer than
about seven days. 2a q
QUTTTTNa advertising IN dull times Is
like tearing out dam because the water
is low. Either plan will prevent good
times from ever comming. 1H
+Du1L tines IL Is said %are the best for
advertisers. ~ Because when money Is
tight, and the people are forced to econo.
mise, they always read the ayertisemets
to acertain who sells the cheapest, and.
where they can trade to the best adyan-
tage ~ II s..1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Now Ydik money ana stocl NTarLe..

Now York Money and Stock Market.
EEg YoAE, March 90. Com This
being q holiday, the Stock Exchange Was
closed, but 0 small number Of persons
interested in stocks and gold gathered in
front Of the Exchange. A good deal Of
gold wassold at from 40 to 11Ot closing at
11Qi.1G ~ sE Y
tSToCKs-Therc were sales Of 1000
shares New York Central, at par; 100
shares Northwestern, at SO, and 100 shares
Union Pacific at 80. If there were other
sales no one seems to know Of them. We
give quotations of New York Central at
9siAlpOg Lake Shore, D9s496h Erin, dsi;
Boston, Hartford & Erie, 0Aa04; NORTH.
western, So bid, and 80 bid for Union Pa.
cilc. rs
Chicago Market. -
CHICAGO, March 29.-F1ouR-Quiet
GRATN-Wheat-No. 2active and firm.
or at 81 20. CoFn-No. 3 mixed, quiet
and tirmer at 3Sa3Stc. Rye-;No. . nomi,
nally Coo. Barley-Easief at 4Oa4O3c. -
PRovIsIoNs-Meas iPork-nA, shade
flrmer at 81 35a11 81. Bulk Meats
Steady sse I and UNCHANGED y LagdTln better
HIGHwNEs-Inactive and unchanged.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW York, March 29.-The market
continues active and buoyaat; prices favor
Bellera. q From present Indications there
will be no closing in prices Of any staple
article this season, as raw materials are
relatively higher than cloth as q general
thing Particularly Is this true Of wool
and woolens, and hence the trade arc buy.
Ing with freedom and confidence in the
maintenance Of prices. Pacific Mills
lawns are advanced 10 18ic; do. Dolly
Warden 1Sc; Organdies D do. 1885,, Gre.
tons 16ic; do. Dolly Warden Tic; Per.
Gales do Of <sane0 style 27ic; Batiste
cloths in plain colors 27ic; Augusta brown
sheetings .13ia14c; Pittsileld, do. .12ic;
Wachusett 30 inch do. 12ic.''' Nh -
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 29.--ELouR-
Quiet.fN iy9Ugygi. lUr
GRA1N-Wheat frner; Pennsylvania,
81 60a1 81. Corn steady; mixed West
ern, 61aG2c, Oats dull; Western, 51a54c.
Rye quiet. 'a'''-l i'''s t1f'
PRovIsToNs-Dull. Mess pork, bulk
meats and bacon unchanged. Sugar
cured hams, 1ala13, Lard dull, ats4c.
WnIsKY-S9c. 4 -
CincTnna,; MorLot
CINCINNATI, March 2O.-FLouR AND
GRAIN-Quiet and prices dropping. =
'EGds-Dulland prices dropping, 14a15c.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Quiet and un.
changed.
PBoyIsIoNs-Pork-sales at $11 Goa
II o.: Bulk Meats Shoulders &c; sides
64aGsc. Bacon-Sides &c; hams 10Ha114c.
HoGs-$4 35a4 70.
Il Alilwaukee Market. ~ yuy;|
MILWAUKEE,; March 20.-ELoUR-Un-
changed.
81 2Oe. Oats-No. 9, 32c. Corn-No.
2 mixed, $50. Rye-No. /, oslo. Bar.
ley-rFall No. 2, $50, q 49,.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, March 2O.-suoAR-I
Dull; good to fair SIC; fully fair 01c.
MoIAssEs- Good demand; inferior f5rI
menting 25c; centrifugal fermentnig 8Gc;
termenting 42c; prime Csc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-30

Mr.. JAMES Barn, an aged citizen Of
Brooke county, West Va, formerly Of
Buffalo township this county, was serious
ly injured onlthe 18th inst. by falling upon
the sharp end Of post while engaged in
the mill adjoining his residence near
Bethany Wash. AdpdneAN y gl1ygGi
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MEN WITH TAILS.


II Is no new thing to read in the works
Of past ages Of human beings with o can.
dai appendage. But such variations have
not gained much ctedence among natural.
lists. However, In the writtngs Of NJ Chs.
telnau upon the characteristics Of tho
Jurua Indians, o remote tribe on the
borders Of the great river Amazon, he
very Enthusiastically states they are only
about three feet and q half tai, and that
they positively have, tails, II Catholic
priests are 70 be believed. .s,1 2,
An impression Is entertained by those
who have seen them, that they have
actually associated with monkeys Of that
region, which .explaing their peculiar
anatomical organization. The Costa mon.
keys arc a singular race. Padra No
ronha says he discovers no reason why
men may not have tails. He was assured
by those who. had seon the tail-bearers,
they had stumps about q palm and q half
long. Father Friar Jose Ribeiro had
seen such Indians from Japura, neigh.
l,nra nf coata (It1AnfumRnA n si.5 iEf
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TRANSPORTATION

Tickets to an principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union Ticket ONCE,
in4'Lure House, and at the Station at Bridge:
ans ssp aa 80 FIR. MYERS, 4
nov9i General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
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LONGEVITY IN RcuApoR.

In the mountain town Of Coxamarca,
in the year 1859, there were seven per.
sons, one Of whom was then ia years
old, one III, one 191, one 1871, one 1872,
ono i'll, and tho seventh had reached the
extreme age Of 147. One Of these patri.
arChs at his death LEFT 200 descendants 10
mourn his untitnelv exitl Er ma