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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24

BALTIMORE, March 20.-BKEP CATTLE
The offerings this week were not with
In tWo.thirds as many as last week, but
they were In excess Of the demand, and
the market was very dull throughout, but
the prices were maintained forsome time,
till the arrival Of a number Of car loads
on an already oVorstocked market caused
q decline of 3c per ID. The quality Of the
offerings was fully as good US that Of last
week. or the receipts several hundred
Were lett over, and will be reshipped
East at owners expense.
Prices today for beef cattle ranged as
follows: Best bGeves OF SO GOAT 90; that
generally rated first quality s. 25a6 20;
medium or good fair quality 81 50a5 25;
ordinary thip'0' eers, oxen and cows 81. 25s
4 so; inieriolA md lowest grades of cattle
80 00a0 O0-generSl average Of the mar
ket to-day S. IS; extreme range Of prices
So 25a7 rs. Most of the sales were from
81 81 to 8 81 per 100 lbs. OF the re-
ceipts SIS head came from Ohio, 81 from
Maryland, 213 from Illinois, so from West
Virginia, % from Virginia, and n head
from Pennsylvania-total receipts for the
week 00l head against 1926 head last week,
and 031 head same time last year. OF the
offerings 654 head were taken by Balti-
more butchers, 11S sold to Eastern specu'
latOrs, and % head to Washington City
and Annapolis dealers-tot8l sales for the
week 1874 head, against 1886 last week,
and 900 head same time last year.
sHEEP-The receipts were much less
than last week, but there is very little or
no demand. The season OF Lent seems
to have effected. this kind OF stock to o
greater extent than 1t has cattle or hogs,
and at the close, though prices arc 4c
lower than last week, the indications are
that they will go lower before there can
be any advance. We quote fair to good
sheep OF 4ia7c per Id gross. Receipts
this week 1880 head, against 334l last
week, and 2026 head same time last year.
HoGs-The receipts have fallen of very
perceptibly during the past week, more
especially Of hogs Of good quality, and
the demand has decreased to greater
extent. Prices have consequently been
receding since our last report, and we
quote now at o shade lower figure, with
declining tendency, but some dealers an
ticipate an advance next week. AS init
mated above, hogs OF a good quality are
not as plentiful as those Of u common
grade, but they are equal TO the demand,
and it is with difficulty that top quota
tons arc maintained. We quote stillers OF
SO 50a7 90, and corn-ied hogs of 81 09a
I CIT per 100 lbs net. Receipts this week
1910 head, against 10,7SO last week, and
6014 head same time last year.
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'EStimAted-C Composition o., 2 % ems; q tokens
prees work; binding $l9; paper Sl6.
tEStlmAted-C Composition, 81. 400 ems; 50 to.
kcns press work; binding SIS; paper S1l;
Estimated Competition, l06, 700 ems; Is to-
kCnS press work; binding 81; paper $2S.
The Journal Of the Senate are charged
in same proportion Is those of the House.
MIR. President, / think I have said
enough 10 convince the Hon. Senators. l
merely wished to present tho facts. l do
not say wrong has been done the State,
but leave the Senate to judge for ITSELF
These figures are all taken from the vouch.
ers now in the Auditors office, where
they may DO seen by Senators who may
feel sufficient interest to examine them.
l could 90 on with many more illustra.
lions but deen>it unnecessary, as l think
tho arry Of facts and figures already set
forth lIrAish food for the serious consider.
alton Of this body and the whole people.
And now, a word in self.defenco aud
conclude. Although personal friend Of
Governor Jacob, l supported the whole
Democratic State ticket nominated at
Parkerburg. was a member OF that
Convention, and supported resolution
pleQRlDk nySelI u support ltA uVulIuSSS
and carried II out in good faith. lido not
abate one lot or title Of my Democracy
10 any man, and do not choose, nor will |
submit to DO driven out Of that party by
members Of this legislature who seek 10
cover up and whlteWAsh State officer.
Sir, that Is something l have yet TO learn,
It Is no part of Democracy The first
Democratic principle l was ever
taught, was: everything for prin.
ciple-nothing for men; and l trust
shall never forget It l hurl back with
scorn and contempt the charge oil en-
parte ItisRs false US the source from
whence 1t originated. Talkpt az pGrte.
In the history Of the nation, when was y
greater or more lagrant outrage erer com.
mltted than by the IN a. ority Of the House
Committee on printing Look at the
minority report; Counsel refused BY tue
Houss-all the evidence az parte. When,
il the history Of our country was a
Committee appointed to investigate tue
report OF former Committee, unless by
request Of such Committees. But all has
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CHICAGO, March 2.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. WheAl-Market steady with
moderate demands. No. 2 spring 81 lot
cash; No. 3 do 81 O74a1 08s; rejected 03ta
0llc. COrn-Steady; No. 2 mixed 3lsc
cash: rejected 2Sta2Stc. Oats-UnChang'
cd; No. ., 56ic Tor fresh; rejected 234a24
Rye-Scarce and firm; No. 2, 64aG5c.
Barley-Dem0nd active ind prices nd
vanced; No. 9 fall 17aSlc; No. 3 do G6c
Clover Sced-Quiet md weak ut 81 70A
5 10. Timothy Seed-Steady ut SO 759
8 40 for poor 10 choice. Provisions-Pork
Quiet and weak at $14 40 cash or April.
Lard-Steady at 81 s. cash; 8 90 May.
Mtats-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Demand FUR and market firm at SGic.
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not been told. Hete Is the essenCeOf this
whole proceeding. After the report g
made and thoroughly discussed, 1t y found
necessary to. call a caucus Of the Simon
pure Democrats OF the Leglslature.-God
save the mark Who appears in that
caucus? Echo answers-"who." / will
tell-the confidential doings Of secret
caucusses will leak out,-Glthough none
but the Favored few" are In the secret.
They assemble in the darkness Of the
night. "They love darkness" sc, and bet
ter had it been, were tho proceeding
shroudcd in unpeHetrable darkness
than that like the prophet Of
KhOrassCn, the veil had been torn from
their lOathsome and disgusting features.
Who appears among these few 7 Weak
kneed Democrats" US they are called by
these custodiAns Of the Democratic party2
Oh, no! Thirteen Of tho would be faithful
o certain cx.judge, the counsel Of the
accused-and who else? The Public
Printer himself What was done! Then
and there it was agreed to adopt the ma
iority report, and sink the former COM
mittce into eternal infamy. This stroke
oil policy adopted, and the caucus ad-
ourHs. The next day motion Is made
10 adopt the majority report. Justice
quivcrs in the balance, the House Is not
prepared. ItRdjourns. What next; wine
suppers have failed, caucuses have failed
the motion Is withdrawn. The con.
sciences Of the good and true Democrats
could not yield TO the pressure, and thus
the matter stands. Better far that every
officer oil the State sink into intamy, than
that the good old Democratic party should
be injured by endeavoring to sustain that
which Is not right, honest and true. Puri.
fed by the purging, although weakened
for moment, as 1t were, yet strength
cned In moral rectitude, and relieved OF
the fostering cankers upon the body
polite, it will grow In beauty, symmetry,
and strength, the admiration Of the up.
right and tho salvation oil the nation.
She has suffered many defeats Of late, but
her principles are immortal, and II, true
TO herself and her time.honored principles
which for so many years secured her VIC
tories, ind vouchsaIed TO this Republic
"lile, liberty, and the pursuit Of happi'
ness" she will yet rise, Phmnix.likc
from the ashes OF the past few terrible
years, with renewed vigor, know no Ion.
ger defeat, but march On from victory to
victory as in times past. Let her forget
the past, and forsake her traditions, Und
the fate Of the present Republican party
Of the State, dishonor, inlGmy, and OBJ
livlon awaits her.
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TEE proprietor Of hotel at Denison, a
town at the southern terminus Of the
Missouri, Kansas 6 Texas Railway, thus
makes . new irreverent edition of the
Ten Commandments:
l. Thou shalt drink and eat at no house
but mine, lest thou be called barbarian.
II. Thou shalt not make unto thyscll
any bitters, or any likeness OF anything
that is spiritual, for l am a jealous man,
visiting all sorts Of iniquity upon those
who never visit me, but treating kindly
those that love me aud keep my COM
mandments.
III. Thou shalt not take the name of
my house in vain.
vi. Six times day shalt thou drink.
V. Three times day shalt thou eat.
vi. Thou shalt use no profane language
in my house.
VII. Thou shalt not steal of and cat or
drink at any house but mine.
VIII. Honor the best hotel in the city,
that thy days may be long in this land.
TX. Twill not credit.
X. Thou shalt not bear false witness
against the proprietor, but smile" with
him and pay for all you get.
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CINCINNATI, March 99,-Flour dull, and
prices have declined; 81 50a7 IS. Wheat
Quiet ut l Goal 69. Corn at 39a40c. Rye
at S0aS2c. Oats at 30aS9c. Barley-Un.
changed. Groceries-Firm and in good
demand. Linsecd oil-Steady, with n
moderate demand at 03a05C. Eggs -
Easier at zoe. Provisions Quiet and
firm. Pork-Nominal at $l5 GOALS 25.
Lard = Quiet; steam at 74aSc. Bulk
mcats-Firtn; shoulders at 5ic; clear rib
sides 7ic; clear 79c; in demand at tc less,
Bacon-Quiet; shoulders at Oic; clear rib
sides Sta8sC; clear SIC. Whlsky-Firm
at Soc.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Now York Money and Stock Market.
NEW York, March 22.-GoLD-OpenRd
at 115is115s, held at 1853, and closed at
116Ia115S. Loans wero7 per cent to 0
per cent for carrying. Daily cleariugs
$5s,OOO,OOO. Specie exports Tor the week
$7O5, 674.OO. 'sgar9 Tl sf'- .t'
MoNEY-Easier to-day owing to ia.
vorablC bank statement and q disposition
on tho part Of money lenders to make two
days interest. The early transactions
were ut 1872, but in the afternoon there
was q gradual decline 10 A per cent.
STERLING Ex0uANGE-1079, ~.
The bank statement was moro favora-
bio than generally expected. An analysis
shows a net gain Of $4Sl, 175 in the legal
reserve, which Is $2l7,22d in excess OF
she % per cent required.
~
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TOLEDO, March 22,-Flour = Market
steady with moderate demand. Wheat
active and prices advanced;
No 9 White Wabash 81 90; No. / White
Michigan 81 20; Amber Michigan 81 co.,
al OF; No. / red 81 70a1 Il. Cotn-Dull
and prices q shade. lower; high mixed,
spot, SOC; seller May 4lc; seller June
4sTc; low mixed 3sf; white 49e; no grade
S7Ec; damaged SAC. osts-steadyi No. 2
$50; rejected Slc.
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Now York Dry Goods Market.

New YoRK. March 22.-There was an
improved demand with jobbers for near.
ly all descriptions OF cotton goods. The
market closed quite strong, Woolens are
in better jobbing request, and Eastern
clothier manufacturers commenced buy.
ing heavy woolens. Polka spot, white
ground prints and pCrcales arc active
Plain dress fabrics arc in demand, but
woven cotton striped goods are quiet
Foreign goods arc more active with job.
bers. Black mohOir slpacas arc firm and
brisk in price. The dry goods imports for
the week were $2,9S74l6, a heavy de-
crease from last week. -.
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BALTIMORE, March 22.-Flour' and
Wheat-SteSdy but unchanged. Corn
Steady and scarce; mixed western at 3SR
44c. OAts-Quiet; mixed western 40a4sc.
RyC-Unchanged. ProVislons-Quiet and
firm. Mes Pork-Sl8 25a18 90. Bulk
Meats-Shoulders 6fa8o. rib sides TIC;
clCar rib 7Easc, Bacon-Shouldera 6tA7c;
rib sides Sta9Ec; clear rib e9aQc,
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GovERNMENT-Dull.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.-

sToCKs-Thc dealings were very slim,
though there was slight rally at the very
wind up, when Eric reached O5t in the
regular way, and better buyer three
days Pacific NIml was up 10 55t, and
Harlem o198; Western Union moved at
s7sas74, and New York Central at lola
1911. The day was one OF tho most unin-
teresting Of the season.
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Miss BRADDoN is detected in an anus.
ing ldpSuS in her last novel. Tho heroine
tells her lover in au early chapter of the
book, that she has never been TO London,
and in later chapter she tells another
party Of her visit to that city in girlhood
with her father, and what she saw there.
HeFoincs doubtless do lie sometimes.
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TnE Utica Herald has discovered that
at is now unlawful Tor tobacco. chewers
to beg u chew. The United States In
ternal Revenue Law allows no persons TO
sell or dist 3 Of tobacco in any form, no
matter how small or great the bulk, with
out first paying license Of So"
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THE Saturday RcUtelO takes the Nation
to task, with severe and searching irony,
for speaking of commencement address
es;" and gravely supposCs that "thc Nation
means 6tginnIngs" Nothing could be
finer than this.
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as MIKE MCCLosKY in tho ranks|
asked the Commander.in.chiei, as the
army stood in line Of battle. "Hcrc, Gin
cral, said Mike, stepping forward. "Then
let the engagement begin" said the Gen
eral. That is the way Mike tells the
storY,. H
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ERENCH oLEooRAPH,

% FNEWVH VLEVNNNFUI
called "LIttIe Runaway and her Pets" 0Ieo-
graphs are the choicest class OF French Art.
Printing In oilB-kts perfection Of ehonI0) We
French OIL Chromos, "Wide Awake" and ''FaSt
Asleep" subjects MISUNDERSTANDING Jda
SlnliieS Of original OIL Painting. This paper has
the largest circulation In the tf0rld It Will this
year b made better than ever. Serial tales BY
World.fRmouB authors, L. II. ALcoTT. EDWARp
NeRRnd brilliant contributors. HlglrdLtd H0
Iddy Number and back numbers Of Hiss AleottS
story FREB.- The i1F0Ctt commission p1tdi One
Agent made 5000 n months; another e6S7 In IS
days; another S9i 40 In ono week; ono S3T 90 IL
one day and many others from Is and $40 10 SO
per day. This year our Offers arc even more
profitable, THl SUDeCRmER 0BTB TIE PICTURE
PnEnKIfM WIEN he PAYa TnI AnINr.
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Total, 10000 CHS, all Cash. .......... $4,000
To provide melns for this magnificent Concert
Ono Hundred Thousand Whole Tickets only Will
DO issued.
Whole Tickets. $40, Halves, IS; and Qlaaters,
50 80. Eleven Whole Tickets for $lCO. NO dis
count on less thGl 800 orders.
The object OF this Third GIT Concert, like the
two heretofore given with such universal approY'
al, 10 tho enlargement and endowment OF tho
Public Library OF Kentucky, which, BY the
special act authorizing tho concert for Its beneat
Is to BIO forever FREQ 10 all citizens ofcVeEy StAtc
The drawing will DO urder the supervision Of the
Trustees OF tho Library. assisted by tho most
ointment cIt!zeDS OF tho United States. Tho sale
OF tickets has already progressed 90 far, that
complete success Is assured, and buyers arc
therefore, Noticed that they must order at once
II they desire to participate In tho drawing.
The management Of this undertaking has bean
committed BY tho trustees 70 Ion. Thom9 =.
BramlCtte, late GOvlrnor Of Kentucky, 10 whom
communications pertaining to tho Git Concert
"' " ~ r. DURRETT, Pres't.
", N. HALDEMAN, Vice PreS't.
FARMERS' AND DRJVERS' BANK, Treasurer,
Public Library OF Ky, Louisville, KY.
As tho time for tho Concert 10 close q hand
(ApTtl Sth), parties wanting tickets should send
10 their orders Immediately II they would avoid
tho rush and delay absolutely unavoidable In the
few days preceding the drawing. AL orders and
applications for agencies, circulars and inlormA'
ton will meet With prompt attention. TaOb.
B. BRAALBTTE, Agent Public Library Ken
lucky, Louisville, Ky.
]. V. L. RODGERS, Agent,
.fss i06 Market Street, Wheeling.
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this last was estimatc1 as follows: 10s, 900
ems at Csc, SO 20; y tokens press work o. Csc;
binding NOlded and Stitched, not bound) SA;
aho Journals wero charged IN the same pro.
portion, viz:
Dec. 70, pages, Incl'G. blanks. .,.......tSo %
10, pages. .'.'.,.'''....'....,'.''' = ug
II, pages..........,......'' y 70
Feb. II, Apages.'.. ~ u
The above is o fair example of the
charges throughout.
On December Sd, / find five reRms Of
what Is called note paper (suCh as Sena-
tors arc using) at IS per ream; and also
one ream for the Clerk OF the House, as
follows:
$4,000.
l also ind 200 reams Of the book.paper
at $40 per rcam-$2,COO. This paper, by
law, should be furnished the State ut cost
with actual expenses of transportation
added.-Iam aware that the value OF the
paper per ream depends not only upon
quality, but weight. ALTO cents per lb,
"a good price, ream should weigh 50
lbs. The slzs Of the paper l know not.
also find Senate Bills charged as fol-
10Vuo.
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Great LITERARY, FAMILY NEWSPAPER,
with which Is given away tho largest and bCSt
Premium Picture over offered, the new and CT.
nnInltn ol2 90
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POST OFFICE REGISTER.

uoars at which malls arc due and close Ct tho
rON Once in this city. Prepared In secoL99-
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THE BEST BUSINESS
Henry Ward Beecher's

opportunity and the most taking combination
offered Is TO DO found In an Agency for taking
subscriptions for
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ems at CSC, SO 20; y tokens press work Rt Csc;
binding NOlded and Stitched, not boundD 81;
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Stationary, Portable and Blast
al Mes.

Saw Nlll, FlonrInR AI!I aud BI1Bt FutnAco ml
chInsFy. II. i F. BLANDY, Newark, o.
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A YalunbIe Load Of Bricks.

An important sbipment Of silver bars
was made by the Swansea Silver smelI-
ing and Refining Company yGsteroay
from the banking Office Of Adam smlIn q
Son. The shipment consisted OF one
hundred and lorty.nine silver orlcks'
which contained forty'seven thousan u.
three hundred and iorty.two ounces u
pure silver and five thousand ounces ~, o.
gold; and was valued at $4,000. Ih ING
metal was the product Of seven days
smelling at the works, which are now
turning out $4,000 worth OF gold snu
silver every day. A shipment equaing
IN value Is made each Saturday TO ne
United States Assay Office in New 4otk'
where the bricks are again smelted, anu
whatever gold they contain e1Lracse ~
The bricks are sent through in the csis s
Of the American Express Company ana
are not epcased or protected IN any way 3Is
| In looking at them one would be eSslly
deceived as to their weight and vSlGe'
The one hundred and forty-nine 9ricKs
shipped Yesterday made load which two
large horses hauled with difficulty
ChIcdq0 Tribune.
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NERYOUs DERILITY.

A depressed, irritable state OF mind
n weak, nervous, exhausted feeling;
NO energy or RnlmatiOnJ confused
head, weak memory, often with de-
bnItRtIng, Involuntary discharges. The
consequence Of oIcCssea, mental Overwork or
indiScrotionl. This NERVOUS DEBILITY
finds sovereign cure in HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. as.
It tones up the system, arrests discharges, diSpes
the mental gloom and dospondenry, and rejuve-
mates the sntire system. It il perfectly harm
less and AlWAyA efficient. Price IS, for package
Of Eve boxes and largo q vial Of powder, which
Is important In old, serious cases; or q par single
box. Sold by ALL Druggists, or sent BY mail
on receipt Of pTies. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
No. 500 DRoADwAY, n. Y.
For sale by Logan, List d Co.: 3. Booking;
T. ]. FInney; James Hury; Reed, Kraft d Co.,
Wheeling; ChRs. FAris, Wheeling Island; JAmes
Elliott and ]. d N II. Mercer, BoIlaire, o.
fcbl2eodAW
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TIE westerly current Of wind alleged
to be blowing constantly in the upper re-
gions of our atmosphere, and which the
balloonists propose to utilize for their voy
age to Europe or Africa, does not seem tc
have been found by the aerOnaut who
went up from West Chester on the Fourth
of July. lie found a westerly breeze neal
the surface of the earth, but when he gol
to height Of Ten or twelve thousand feel
he encountered u current which carried
him almost due south to the head Of Della
ware Bay, near New Castle.
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TIE Lafayette Qnd,) Courier says
One Of the good signs of tho times is the
increased interest manifested by our
Irish fellow citizens in the cause OF tenn
perancc. 1t isa notable fact that there
is q marked dlminutlon Of intemperance
among the laboring Irish people, and
that they are learning that they must
add 10 their proVGrbial industry the
virtues OF temperance and economy II
they would increase their worldly pros.
perity. During tho recent temperance
excitement in this State tho Catholic
priests and the Irish members Of that
Church took an active and Influential
part on tho side Of sObriGty.
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SENATOR THURMAN, Of Ohio, in q
Fourth Of July address, favored two i'm
portsnt amendments to the Federal Con
stitution: FrSt-To dispense with the
Electoral Colleges and permit the people
to vote directly for President and vice
President, which he holds will not, II
the slightest degree, disturb the relative
weight Of the several States in the cleo
ton, as it now exists. And, SeeoHd-anC
of primary importance-the mode OF yer
lying and declaring the election.
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ILLINOIS is almost out Of debt. In 1851
the State owed nearly twelve millions
and during the war the equipment o
troops and similar objects cost large sums
which temporarily increased the debt Al
has been paid of since the war, however
excepting about two millions, which TIT
State is now ready to pay, but is unable
to do so because the holders will not sur
render their bonds, which are not yet due.
The revenues are in excess oil her expen'
di,ures, and Illinois finances are generally
in very prosperous condition.
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THRRB is . severe, and somewhat dan.
gerous diarrhoea prevalent in the city,
which shows q tendency to change into
dysentery. Its not epipemic, nor partic.
ularly dangerous, II carefully treated, but
II neglected It has q tendency to bring on,
quito suddenly, fatal results. Fhers have
been several deaths In the city and the
suburbs, which are traceable to the neg
lect Of this disease, In itS earlier phases,
The people should be cautious In the use
Of vegetables; and moderate In drinking
Ice water, and In pRrtAking Of food