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INVESTMENT
SIC CUR II y +.

= continue to sell at par, addingaccrued
interest, the First Mortgage Gold Bonds OF
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company
On The comp. elton OF this seasons contracts
there will be FIVE HUNDRED AND SEV-
ENTEkN L Of the main line OF the
road in operation, uniting Lake Superior
with the Missouri River. and securing the
large trafhc OF the Northwest. This amount
OF road also entities the Company 10 Ten
Million Four Hundred Thousand Acres of
Land. located in Central Minnesota. Eas-
tern Dakota. aud in the Columbia Valley
on the Pacific Coast. The Bonds are seeu-
red by a nrst mortgage on the Road. It's
Traffic and Franchises. and on the entire
Land Grant received from the Government.
The rate Of interest is seven and Three
tenths, Gold. equivalent to about Eight and
a Quarter per cent in Currency. Believing
the security 10 be ample, and the rate Of in
terest satisfactory, we recommend these
Bonds as "A desirable Investment Holders
OF the Uni ed States 5-20s II high-priced
~coruorate securities may materially in
crease both their principal and their inter-
est income by exchanging for Northern Pa
cihcS.
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Bazetta 10, Bristol %, Brookfield 81,
OrangeviIle precinct "A, Rowland 3.
Liberty 46, Vernon IA, Vienna 40,
Weathersfield precinct I19, Mineral
Ridge "a, Southington Is, Bloomfield
Z, Mecca IA, Kinsman Al, Pennington
>.
Parsons, Republican, is elected to
Congress from the Cleveland district
by about 1000 majority over Cham.
herlain, Greeleyite Republican and
Democrat.
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in aid OF the Public Library OF Kentucky
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poned 10 December Z. lS72. because the accu-
mutation OF orders the few days before the
anvil made 10 physically impossible 20
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dollars to the credit Of the Gift Concert fund
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lar graduation TO 500, which is the lowest.
Il draW wing VIII positively and ~unequivO-
cally take place December :. Agents are
peremptOriIy equired 10 close sales and
make returns November IS, in order to give
ample time for the final arrangements
Orders Tor tickets or applications Tor circu-
lars should be ad dressed TO
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Agent Public Library OF Kentucky,
Oct, S-4t Louisville, ny.
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no THE WORKING CLASS, male or fe-
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New Advertisements,
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I'd 10 Oct 18th, and the remainder or the
month and until Nov. 5th, at his former
once In kinsman- Notice for Nov. will be
given in the Chronicle. NAV 90
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OPEN ALL THE YEAR.

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The first Magnetic Water discovered in
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AUDLEs
IRON GLAD PAINT CO.,
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This company Is owner OF and manufae-
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makes Paint from pure. hard Lake Superior
Iron Ore. such as is used in furnaces for
making Pig Iron
The most Economical. most Fire Proof,
most Water Proof, most Durable and most
Useful Paint Made.
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Is not a physic which may give temporary
relief TO the sufferer for the nrst rev doses,
but which. from continued use brings Piles
and kfndr d diseases TO aid in weakening
the invalid, nor is Il a octOred liluor, which
undertSe popular name Of ~Bttters" is 50
extensively palmed OF OF the publica as SOW
ereiga remedies. but il is a most powerful
Tonic an d~iterdtiue. pronounced 50 by the
leading medical authorities OF London and
Paris, and has been long used by the regu-
lar physicians OF other countries with won
derfuI remedial results.
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New Castle, G. W. Maltby Mount
Jackson, w. Branfield; MahOning-
town, j. w. Crawford: Lowell, j..
F. Brown /; New Wilmington, II. VI.
Chamberlin ; Pulaski, J. X. Menden-
hall Harrisville and C%enterville, j.
NJ. Foster 4: Mercer, f. j. L. Baker {;
Hendersonville. r. e. Smith North
Washington, J. Crum Clintonville,
E. Bennett; Poland, G. Dunmire ;
NiddleSex, q. w. Clark Sharon, l..
w. Day Sharpsville, ]. II. Mer-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-14
Nov York prr Gnodn nlnrtnt,

New York, November 13.-BuSinesa
continues quiet with the commission
houses and jobberS' market very strong on
oil cotton manufactures, but prices arc
unchanged, except for WAmsulta bleach,
ed bhtrtiDgs, which have advanced 10
1eic. AT Boston the amount Of common
burnt was comparatively light, and It Is
not thought the loss OF those goods will
exercise any important effect upon prices
beyond rendering them very firm. The
agents say that the mills have on hand 0
sufficient stock to supply comparatively
the light demand and any increase likely
10 arise OF this season oil the year. The
market for woolens Is higher on oil goods
principally composed OF wool The I'D.
vance averages about 10 per cent, but tho
trade Is quiet ShAwlS are selling at the
old prices. Foreign goods are very dull,
and there Is no change In prices. A promi.
nent domestic commission house 10 re.
ported suspended. The Daily Bulletin
says the amount Of flannelS consumed at
the Boston fire Il certainly not less than
5000 bales, and Is estimated by some Of
10000 TO $4,000 bales, and these goods
have advanced 7fa10 per cent. The State.
ment that from eight TO ten million
pounds Of wool was destroyed receives
general confirmation.
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dksGmteltfs|ss'lt2tssr:
A rrlp TO saturn.

w.., length saw the true surface o.
o., Mv' And what q surface! For land
et1, rster we saw glowing rock and mol
Anu Avs. AVA" Vast seas OF fire, tossed by fu
Isu .s .'' SSlcs, whose breath was flame
ho .ul,cStpd with q thousand colors az
sSsi, condition underwent continual
w." Then over wide extent Of those
susu Inc intense luster would die Quito
ian rnsnlsCed by a dull, almost impercep.
III piow. where the surface Of the fiery
a YEA was changing into crust Of red
y, rock, But then came fresh distur.
S W. The crust broke In q thousand
U OSuT showing the intensely hot sea be.
pps,,h Fragments Of red hot rock, many
U NE in extent, were tossed hitheF and
,5itber BY the raging sea. Nor were these
~" onlv evidences Of an intense energy,
M rom time 10 time the rush Of The
hurricanes mi which ragged over the molten
leans Oy was hushed into comparative still.
U Os,s A volcanic explosions took place, the
I I'D Of which seemed competent 10 desI
troy q world. Enormous volumes ofsteam
snd other imprisoned gases were flung up.
ESri with irresistible force, bursting their
Wsy through the oyerhanging canopy Of
rloud, and passing 10 heights where from
ar present standpoint they were wholly
Imt 10 view. We should have wished,
rerhSps, under other circumstances, toeS.
End our survey over the rest Of Saturn'S
surface: though, from what we had wit
DesSed, we felt well assured that the whole
planet Is the scene Of o a turmoil and con.
Iason resembling that now before US. At
tbe poles, indeed, there Is an approach To-
Guiescence, and It would even appear
that before many ages are past the polar
ssturnian regions may be 1t to be the
abode Of living creatures. On the Other
hand, the equatorial zone Of Saturn seems
TO be In state Of abnormal activity; and
though this may be in great part due ID
intensity OF the subterranean forces at
work here, and to their partial relleflrom
the action Of gravity, yet 1t seems chiefly
tObe OCcasioned by the continual down
pour Of cOmetic and meteoric matter over
ibis zone. Even during our short stay,
The atmosphere around and above us was
reused more than once into tremendous
by the arrival Of enormous
masses Of matter from without, But
though local peculiarities Of this sort ex-
it, yet in general sense II may be said
that the whole bulk Of Saturn Is instinct
with fiery energy, rendering 1t altogether
lnsuited to be the abode OF living crea-
lures resembling any existence on the
,lrth. IfCreatuTes OF another kind exist
there, we could recognize no sign OF their
presence. II there are intelligent beings
here, their intelligence Is not such as h1-
man intelligence can communicate with
Us. We agree that, so far as the evidence
yeiore US went land as l have told you our
powers Ofperceptlon were limited Saturn,
Ike the sun, Is altogether uninhabited. Il
3 the scene Of intense physical activity,
but no form oil vital energy exists there,
lof are any Of the processes at work there
lue to the action OF any former intelli-
CornhE Magazine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-14
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
oy ws1I DAET Iss a111tsn. e

wednesday, November 10.
Trade has improved daTing the week. Prieel
have been Wsll mAIhtAined with Advancing ton.
deney on most articles, Sugar, especially, strong
The stocks are reported very llRht In botl
Europe and the States and a. the new crop will
not arrive before the afSt Of January dealerI
Tear the small quantity on the market may rem
der corner very easy and probable.
Provisions quiet and gradually settling IL
view OF the new stock that will come on the mar.
ket month hence.
1lour exceedingly dull, but Arm Of tho low
prices. Holders are confident It 10 good proper.
" at prevailing prices and do not seem 10 press
sales.
Recelptso Of Hogs arc increasing. Packers have
AL they can handle in the present mild weather.
Some early delivery contracts have been made at
70 per hundred gross, but our packers are not
Offering more than 4eents Tor the future.
APrLxs-We quote Of 81 cool 20 per Dbl a. 10
quality.
BuTTER-steady demand for prime to choicO
roll Of 9O@22s; solid packed dull, 19knI6c; com.
mon Gnd raneld not wanted.
BAKING PowDm-SS0Soc per pound.
BlooMs-Fancy, - Is, % rs and a %; plain,
- 26n976.
oHEEsH-IS steady With good jobbing trade,
prime GoshOn lGc; Dairy lSe,
CRAoK1Rs-We quote Sugar lie; Lemon I9Ne
BodA sNe; Water TIC; Cream 0oc.
oHEsFAuES-In fair demand At s. 0O0S IS per
buShel.
-, Eoas-In limited supply and arm; We quote at
FnH-IAke herring, $500; white asl, 90 Is j;
No. . mackerel, barrels, SIl 90; No. 3 do.
g To- No. ., half barrels, S5 7S08 90; No 3, do.
fall weight, n bOAAD.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, November 13.-MoNEY-
Opened at Z per cent currency to per
cent gold, became easier IN the afternoon
when call loans were done at 1.92a1. loaf
per cent per ay,closed at7 per cent gold,
Currency flowing southwest and to Bos-,
ton.
sTERINo.-Heayy at 1OSa1Oss for long
and 110ta110i for short sight.
GoLD;-Hesvy and lower in the morn
ing but higher in the afternoon. Open.
ed at 1881, fell to 1881, rose to 1881, closed
at 11Sia11Ss. Loans 7a2 per cent fol
carrying, Clearings $50,OOO,OOO. The
Treasury dlsbursed 100000, Engage.
ments OF exports tomorrow $1,9OO,OO0.
GovERNMENTs-0pened tat per cent
better, on expectation purchase o.
extra amount by the Treasury, which
confined itself TO million advertised
The market steady and quiet the rest o.
the day.
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A Boston View Of tho Fire.

"tOn the Advertiser Of Wednesday,
Our estimate sets the entire loss nj
eighty millions of dollars-a prodIgious
destruction in itself, but by no means to
inulct q crushing blow upon the prosper.
ny Of Boston. All the old boot and shoe
manufacturing and commission firms are
@ SOY and even strong, as before the fire,
Spaa, BY their solvency, will preserve to
boston unlmpaired the very valuable line
.. business, Very many Of the jobbing
atms, also, In the same line came out or
.ae IRE with large Losses, It Is true, but
AOle 10 meet oil their engagements and to
continue their business. The same may
Oe SAID In general terms Of the large
T manufacturers and dealers in clothing,
men stocks in hand are consumed, but
Aelt surplus Of assets In bills and accounts
receivable, together with what insurance
,SSy Will DO able to recover, will save
Mem. That there will be q failure in
several Of the leading lines Of business Is
psoea0le; but In the case Of many firms
VIC believe 1t will be found that after a
suspension OF payments until they can
Ncettain how much Of their insurance
IAN S % realized, they will resume pay
S Isn3 and 90 on as before. In the mag
aNuae Of its destructiveness the Boston
CCanAgration Of 1879 is second in rank
among all the fires which have occurred
u Ae United States, that Of Chicago, OF
Sa standing at The head OF the iist,
y me Iastnamed most terrible event
S me 1900 buildings, covering an area Of
s ..sS acres were consumed; but the dfler-
~ % NE comparative value Of the build.
D %ss Sad goooS destroyed there and here
LAY q Inferred from the fact that the 10.
s ~ SS y. los by the Chicago fire was
H0'',S,SIHOVNOO, the amount assigned 10
SSSS.usioss being $50, 900, and 70 mer-
eSs aou ss and personal effects $l49 600
tNS The destruction by our fire, cover
49, W lhan q thirtieth Of the space, was
,Ss, s y BY value very nearly one.hall
'NA' Of the great Chicago calamity.
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Old Days az Willards.

The story Of inns In Washington Is the
story of social and political intrigue here.
A very small proportion Of Congressman
attempt to "keep house." either renting or
buying. About one.thlrd Of the Senators
do become housekeepers in an irregular
way. A Cabinet Minister generally tries
to have either . dwelling, or series Of
apartments comprehensive Of a homestead,
But the inn Is the real life Of Washington,
and whoever could have kept o diary Of
Willards since It opened, peeping in a. II
the hotel were unroofed, would have DOS.
sessed the materials tor q history OF hu-
man motives and weakness during more
than twenty eventful years.
The room No. Is, which stands at the
corner Of this house over the side.portal,
was the place Of meeting Of the Rebel
Commissioner, in 1851 who came with i'm
pudent prosecutions to treat with the
United States. To that room Mr.. Lincoln
was taxed by WaShburne when he arrived
unanounced in the Capital; and thence
Buchanan, Lincoln, james Alfred Pearce
Of the Eastern Shore Of MARYLAND, and
Senator Baker, departed together for the
Inauguration. In the dining room of this
hotel Philemon T. Herbert shot an Irish
water, Heating, dead, in the spring Of
1856. From the bar room, Lieutenants
Bell and Williams departed, after q quar-
rel, to fight duel at Bladensburg. Here
the Prince OF Wales disported, and the
Prince Napoleon. And, in the room No,
4, the greatest poker.games Of the wal
were played between Quartermasters,
Generals, and all manner Of cool and fiush
profigates.
The exact site Of Wizards was first &C.
cupied by Edwards & Henry, In the fail Of
1s47. They called the house the CITY 10.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, November 13.-Cotton-
Demand fair and market firm; middling
19ta19ic. Flour quiet, at 81 00a7 25
Wheat dull, and prices are nominal; red
81 4sa1 IS. Corn-0ld, 42a43c; new
S7GSSc. Rye, 67a7Oc. Oats, 97aS3c,
Barley-Dull, but unchanged. Grocer
lee firm. Oils steady and unchanged
Eggs, SOC. Butter and Cheese steady
Proyisions-Pork nominal, at $14 90
Lard-steam, saleable at TIC. Bull
Meats quiet; shoulders, 4tc packed; cleal
rib sides, &c; clear, TIC loose, tc more
packed; all new. Bacon-Shouldert
nominal, OF SO; clear rib sides, 10tc
clear, 10tc. Sugar Cured Hams, 16a15 c
Hogs quiet, % 85a4 90. Green Should
ers, Sc bid. Whisky, Ole. Trade Is Sc
riously interfered with on account Of the
prevalence Of the horse. mAlady. II Il
difficult to deliver goods except at exorb
liant rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-14

MARROW EscAPR.-on last Friday al.
ternoon, as a three horse wagon, contain
ing q family moving Eastward on the
turnpike, was crossing the railroad above
the depot at West Union, the iaet line 70.
ing West and several hours late, appeared
In sight, coming at q tremendous rate.
Either frightened by the engine or from
some other cause, the leader banked few
seconds, and before the track could be en-.
tirely cleared, the iron monster swept
down upon the helpless family, tearing
the hind wheels and the rear part OF the
wagon entirely of. and throwing the wag.
on into the turnpike and one five year old
child clear out oft It's injuries, though
serious, are not fatal. and II Is, indeed, Al
most miraculous that the result was not
much more disastrous. =; Parksrsburg
IimsS. GdEsttS.
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IT Is now definitely known that the
area Of deVastationin Boston Is sixty.four
sores, and the number of buildings burn
ed74S. OF the character Of these build.
ings and their contents, a Tribune cores.
pOndCnt says:
THE buildings thus swept out OF ex-
lstence in day were the grandest Of their
kind in the United States. In Chicago
there were acres of wretched wooden
structures destroyed, whose removal in ono
sense was a benefit to the city; but here
The loss has fallen upon the most subStan.
tIAl part Of Boston. With the exception
Of the region over toward the water, of
which | have already spoken, there were
10 poor quarters in the blackened waste
The great dry goods houses, wool houses,
anu leather houses were all here. For
years past the pride Of Boston business
men has been the erection of commercial
palaces IN this district, and except for The
terrible fault OF construction-the use Of
Osd material and the prevailing disorder
OF Mansard rOofs-the result has been
IS!n dcent. There was Winthrop.square.
with Beebe's splendid building and other
structures Of the same class. There was
Ennkiln'sL with Its famous architecture.
There were numerous imposing blocks
along Westinghouse OF late years the
dry goods jobbing houses have been grad
aaliy moving toward Chelsea, and many
o. them consequently escaped this disas-
let. But the heavy commission houses,
which sell entirely by the package, all re-
NAMED, and all have gone down, with
perhaps one or two exceptions. Pearl
street. was the chief leather mart of New
England, and that, too, Is swept, The
most Of the wholesale clothing establish
nenIs were here, and those that have
gone employed no fewer than 10 900 girls.
The great wool houses were all in the
burnt district, and held enormous QUAINT.
lies Of wool, no less than a million
pounds, for trade had been dull.
The same thing may be said Of the dry
goods houses, which still held large GUAM.
Titles Of unsold Winter goods, and had Just
@Sen In an extensive Summer stock also.
WOOL, dry goods, and leather are the STA.
PIES Of Boston trade. How complete Il
Iae destruction, you may imagine from the
statement made to me on good authority
Ils afternoon, that there remains not one
Wholesale wool house, not one Wholesale
establishment In shoes, orleAther, or hides,
hardware, or paper; not one type ioun-
uty and only one wholesale crockery
warehouse. Printing houses and period.
Gals have gone by the score. d..
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1S.-Flour-QuIes
and unchanged. Wheat--Steady and On.
changed, Corn-Dull; mixed western
03c. 0ats-Dull; mixed western 8Sa80ci
white 4la40c. Rye-Dull at SOaS6c,
Provlslons-Dull. Meas Pork-Scarce Of
$40 60aI7 co. Bulk Meats-Shoulders
69a6c; sides o, 9ta9ic. Bacon--shoul.
ders 70; sides 10c; do clear rib 10Ic; new
hams 100. Lard-Frim at &c. Butter
Western easier and In good demand;
choice rolls 900. Rhisky-Firmer and
higher at 98c.