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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-11
Wanted Nurses

EXPERIENCED Yellow Fever Nurses. to
II whom good Wages VIII be given AppIy
at the Office OF the Howard Association Ne.
sepls .RTsON, Secretary,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-11

The few Inhabitants at Punta-ROsa,
saws a Washington telegram, are entirely
without drinking water. Let EN- drink gin
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-11
NOTICE.

OWING to temporary absence of our engi-
" neer, we will not be able, for the present
70 furnish our customers with roasted coffae
oc7 u F. CANANA0H q Co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-11

WOODWARD-At his residence, No. I45
Second street, October 10th, o. c, WOODWARD,
aged 46 years.
WOODWARD-At the same place and date,
SALLIE A, wife Of o. c. Woodward, aged Ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-11

Shreveport Thursday morning. He was the
seeretary Of the bishop Of Natehitoches. He
makes the fifth priest OF that diocese that has
been stricken by the scourge, he having left
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
DALLAS

Now has at least nine thousand bona
fide inhabitants, and is still growing
beyond precedent in Texas. But we
tell our people, great and small, rich
and poor, that to maintain our position
companies must be formed to establish
factories of various kinds, and afford
employment to the thousands who are
pouring into the place from all parts of
the Union and Europe. Nothing is
easier, If our people will organize on
these fair and bencflcent principles by
which poor men can take stock in pro-
portion to their means.
Cotton, wool, wheat, lumber, iron
and coal are the basis upon which fac
tories must depend in Dallas. Nothing
Is wanted but two things--concert and
mutual confidence. The foundation
for confidence is broad and deep in the
general integrity of our business and
working population. Concert depends
on our own efforts Why not concert +?
Why does not some one or more of our
active men inaugurate plans and sim
ply ask the people TO join in? Present
facts, plans and propositions, and the
people are all right. Try 1t, md you
will be surprised at the alacrity with
which poor, but industrious, men will
Join you.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

Several beautiful lots on Main street, near
the Market. Price low--half cash, half In
six or twelve months.
ALSO,
Five and one-half acres one and q hal
miles Northeast OF the Court house, nice
post oak land--half cash, half ON time. TIL,
IL an admirable place for an orchard ol
Ap3R JOHN HENRY brown & SON.
2ndif
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

We take Thu Occasion 10 iinnIG our
friends for past iAyOrn, and respect.
nilIy call their attention 10 our I'm.
mcnsc giOcis, which we ARE Just rrcciy-
iug direct ir0n the prinripnI mHnu'
iACturcFa ~ The N0Pia and Wcsi, pWT-
rLasliing direct from hrst hnnhH for
0nsh an the spot, Wuh awaiting 0ur-
selves Of every advantage by chipping
Ia ems I0uds under special contract.
uHd by our own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We
c0nhdcnt In aus ability a. Offer 10 Qua
Friends Hlih a. HE public generally IA
Immense stOria ~ better nfcs mn
more uniformly low figures shHu In
ever LciNro bocu offered Ia thc inicriOT
Of TcNHs.
As bRtis und foundation Of ouI
business. We guHrngicc every article 10
he NJ represented, 90 money refunded
NJ 0i,r expense al transportation,
OuF success in business depends cn'
tirciy upon establishing II uhOIcsnIc
trade in NOrihcrn TcXHs, and we only
nHIS u fair nud Impartial irini, nnd n
close comparison Of uniform prices
with those Of Shreveport, Galveston,
and Sew orleans with frcighis added,
nud We cIcrrfiiIy abide by The deci-
alOn al The same.
GARLINGTOS, MARSALIS a 90.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
WILL THERE BE a WAR WITH
SPAIN?

The All-absorbing topic In political
circles to-day is the probability of n
war with Spain, which many are cre'-
ulous enough to believe the United
States will inauguratc, in consequence
Z of the capture of the Virginius and the
inhuman butchery of her crew by the
Spanish authorities. II will he remem-
bcred THAT just at this time Spain Is
undergoing u civil revolution, inwhich
the Republicans, under CASTELAR,, are en-
deayorlng to overturn the power and
dominion Of the Carlist government.
1t was under the order of the latter, rs
some believe, that the Tornado made
the capture of the American vessel,
and while she Was flying the sold flag
ut her masthead. The Republicans OF
Spain may be said to be in the ascen-
dancy now, and as they are in no wise
responsible for the massacre Of Captain
Fry and his crew, 1t will be difficult for
the United States to hold them respon-
sible for what has been done ny their
opponents in the Spanish government
Ofcourse, a demand for indemnity
and guarantees Cor future good conduct
will be made by our government upon
Spain, and it is entirely probable that
CASTELAR,, recognizing the importance
OF his situation, will answer for the
Spanish government, authorize the
surrender Of the Tornado, and pay over
II stipend as damages for the benefit OF
the families of the murdered men who
madeup the crew of theVirginius, and
there end the controversy. This seems
to be the opinion of those who pretend
10 understand all about the Spanish
troubles; and as 1t is manifest that the
United State does not desire war with
any power and, in short, is lily pre-
pared just now to carry on hostilities
successfully, owing to the stringency
in money matters and the total want
of confidence among moneyed men, it's
more than probable that the solution
suggested will be the one adopted by
our government.
The emancipation of the Cuban
slaves, no doubt, greatly enlisted the
sympathies of our government in be-
half of Cuban independence, but as the
Reorganization of our domestic affairs
are now demanding the most serious
attention Of our statesmen, 1t is more
than likely that we will not advance
IN the Cuban question further than to
recognize the belligerent rights of the
lever faithful isle.n
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
DALLAS CITY
Intelligence Office

The undersigned hayirg iiyed in tho otis.
since the first OF july last thinks fhef IN
establishment Of the above nnned eharnc-
Ter Is a necessity here. lie would Therefore.
py thls means, most respectfully announce
to the public that from aud ofier Nfot,,ie,-
the 2liii day OF November, IS7S. he will 81
found at the City Han, between Inc hnugs cf
ana y a. m, ana ana > p. Ih., ready 10
irnnsact any business In his line ut reas1ilq
bic rates. He has with him the hes, ,f Toi,.,.-
enses OF some" The best houses In New
2i5i2w PHILIPPE LAvERGNE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
TO GARDENERS.

have tract of 81 acres Of choice land two
and u half Inilcs south of Dallas, near the III
4 It. G. X. r., admirably adapted to a market
or diary farm, which | win sell at IS per
acre. a gyOd house, with three rooms, aud
cellar, good well of water, Necessary out
houses, and seven acres under fence and In
cultivation. For further information, apply
on the premises to
23i-diwswa, A. @. MYERS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
TIE rauE 0Rlr

with pleasure We commend 10 nll
who loyeliberly and integrity In pub
lie officials, to the short hui HonaIhlo
communication signed "I0aksoUian''
The signature Is well chosen lorlhr
principles enunclaled hayo lip lNa
sound Of those old days whou Andrew
jackson was President md fuuulo
of the Uuiled States was nude gIorlrus
by such giants us Clay, Calhoun Web
sler and others
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
htiHlVEs.OHE

The Times, Of Noyomber' l9tlb pub
fishes complete lIslofal tho dcAIlls
In that place fram August 4lih To No
yembor 18Th, The grand total luolhul'
six hundred aud thiHy'plne whlto0
and one hundred aud twenty cololod,
u fearful mortality In a city Of lta size
In 80 short time,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

VIZ have men IN Dallas county ~
candidates against the Democratic
nominees who profess TO be- Democrats,
but for some reason, which no one
seems to understand, they dI,avow the
action of not Nplckcd conYenlloni
not II Courthouse ring, not cut aud
dried trick, but Of the great body of
the Democratic people orDallascounly,
who met IN the Hcventcel. precincts Of
the county, and, by II fair and honest
election, voted thelr choice among all
the candidates Of their own party, to
determine who should he our common
candidates rs against the Radical fac
ton. The choice was mndo, and we
maintain that every man who Is OPP
posed to Edmund j. Davis admins
tration, who Is opposed to such men as
Bentley for Registrar, to such men as
Mckay for public school officers, OPP
posed TO having armed police to sur
round the election polls and bruiailN
insult honest old Dallas county farm
ers, the men who made this county
yes, we maintain that all men
opposed TO such iniquitics are, ~
patriots, in duty bound TO vote the
Democratic ticket state, district
county and precinct, Protested DEM
ocrats, running in opposition, must
bear in mind that LongstrecL nmong
the great, and Gillespie, Parsons and
Others of lesser light, were once all
right, but wandered oifailor office and
became all wrong.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

ATTENTION Is called to the article Of
AgrIcola on he fence law His state
ment IL, we believe, CORE T. To put
the Gaze plainly, what l'tho law? SIM
ply thls-thAt IL threo-lliths majority
Of the county vote TO put II In force,
then all hogs sheep and gopIs are TO
he kept inside of enclosures, and the
farmers viii only have 10 build cheap
fences around their Acids to keep ont
horses, mules and cattle, This Is the
whole OF II In u nutshell The saving
In expense win be enormous Poor
mon can then cultivate our pmiica'
Were we farmers we should gladly
vote for the lnw for Dallas county
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

For Representatives.
JOHN II. COCHRAN. Of Dailns,
DR. A. IL. MIDDLETON, ofTarrnn'
JOSEPH W. KEMBLE, Of Ellis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

II the people Of Dallas county vote
to put the fence law in operation, it IS
the opinion of our most intelligent
people that it will greatly benefit the
county and enable hundreds OF poor
men to become farmers on the
prairies who are not able to do so
nf,w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

By their acts shall we know them.
Professions, when contradIctedb by acts,
go for naught. The man who puts
himself forward as an office seeker,
against the fairly expressed win of his
party, must expect his profession to be
enlarged by his acts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
Largest and Best Warehouse in Jefferson

ComlmmoutsO OF cotton aud country pro-
durp solicited, cljhrr for htlr on shipment
Amplo room lOrup lltlFhlN
WrNoll cotton, hldos, rlru for oin patrons,
ana render account WicH promptly, W" Wil
iusuro your goods ur cotton uudrG our open
Inc, II you Viii consult yoar nitudsl' nnd
place your property beyond lu1 danger Of
IRE, pnlIuulHr rs,
Agents ior q, RrntzR portable Slcnm En-
pIurs and saw Mils, james hlppul. ~ co.'s
co.'s uQrUu of the South Corn MN, llutsy
~ IuEthNtullOn GIN, manufactured a. Dan
puhrld, rcSu., and iul the celebrated Studp-
bUkcr Nugou.
lSbdsWGu GRAHAM, TAYLOR & co,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27
FOR SALE.

The largest, best arranged and only first.
class hotel In the city. 2iOlly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-27

MOST of the Independent candidates
throughout the State, on sober second
thought, have withdrawn and are sup
porting the Democratic ticket. Rca-
son-though at first mislcd, they We're
unwilling to give aid and comfort to
the Radical party.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-18
2esuit OF Kindness.

4 servant o. tEe Rev. ROTLz,d
HI sa5ienIy did z-d liz r--zs7e-
p-=z.esef LIS f--erzI s.g--.0z 70
T-7zz=sr1Cs z'-ssssz5s, = :s.zs es--ze
Il VII. e Ee1.i0ze1 liz fg-os--
ilZ 2L@a-D-s: Lzzy Pssso1s pre-
81; were acquitted wita iLs & .
eszsed, and have hzd II ]. tiseiI
power e osserye lis character and
coolue1. They ca bear witness
~ ] sEeak the truth, When ! ~
ssr1 tllst fo- : number Of years past
Re has proved himself a perfectly
bOoss., sober, industrious AMI re-
ligiOEs E-an, faithfully performing,
A. far - 4. r. Lis pC-er, the d.
ties n lis station II life, and sery-
in2GOd Eila e0nstsacy and zeal; and
~ this re-y nan, this yirtuOas
and piOas Haa1, vas once q rObber
On the highway. More than thirty
years ago, he stopped me on the
high-rozi, and demanded nv non
~. Not AZ al intimidated, / az
gued with him asked what could
induce him TO pursue 50 iniguitoas
a course Of lie. Il have been a
coschmsB, sir said he, but ara now
out Of place, and not being able
to get character, can get no en-
plOyment and am therefore obliged
70 resort 10 this means Of gaining a
subsistence. ] desired him 10 can
upon me. lie promised he would,
and kept his word. I talked fur
Their with biEs, and offered 10 take
him into NY service. He consent
ei, and ever since that period he
has served ne faithfully, and not
me only, but he has faithfully serv-
ed bis God And instead Of hav-
ing finished Lis life IN a public ig-
cominiOns manner, with e dcprared
and hardened mind, as nc probably
would have done, he has died in
peace, rejoicing in hope, and pre-
pared, we trust, for the society Of
just men and perfect.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-18

We E-d Ire follOElnx re1srszs
With a. VI agree - ealing sd
sStle. q a erekz.-e. and nor1-
Enss1 them 20 the s.tesfi01 a Gu
readers They vii apply 70 al 70
ezlIties Il winch newspapers eirr1-
ate: TIE printers dOlzss-U5ere
al :ArT. A d0liz< he-e and there
scattered OTer the nU1erO1s s-1zl
iOTnS- a. over the eO1nfry, miles
AID niles ipsr1; how ss14l they Be
ez-bersd ,Ozethsri The paper
maker. tie iOz-DeyEnsu eoupozsiOr,
the b1sI3isg OTasr, the grocer, the
tailor, and al zssists 70 Linz II car
mig q LIS business, have taeir
demands, hardy erer 50 snail a. .
single doIls-. Bet tie mites fso-z
here and 18ere aust be diligently
gathered and patiently bozr3ed, O.
The zhe-eEith % dise11Tre tie la
b-li:ies VII never become szzc-ea.-
J. bulky. We i-asyine The printer
~iH have % e; up a siiress On
LIS wildly scattered dollsrs so1e-
tiling Ike ths fg1oring: @Do1lz-s,
halves, quarters, di1ass. All 81
mznner q lrze:ions i1;o Ehseh you
are divided cole; yourselves and
cosas EO-1e Yo1 are -2L.ed-
CoEnbinztioas c. AZ sorts q u1ea
that help 70 make he I-ziia.era pro
PrietoT gstker n szch force ani de-
2.nd =ith sch good rz.so1 yo1r
- this eoaater, ilzt
-othi-g st0Et q yo1 VII, .FP.e.ss
.hzZ CcIsct yourselves. f9r -zlz-t
lbis Is you re y01 never pay IL
sost q collecting. cozs here l.
.ingie hle, liz. ths printer -zy
,or-a = battalion sl9 seai yoz fo--h
10 battle ~ lin 1n1 Tt-5icz.s IL
tss5le credit.
Rs1dez. aFe ycu sure tZz- vcz
-.Tsl's coul-s Of ths Fri1ter's
l9-zrs sticking a5c1t -o1- c-c;Ls.l
u you hzve, c-ier thez Lo=s IN
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-18

A rather amusing contretemps
occurred at one Of our evangelical
churches notwithstanding to the
parties witnessing the affair, but
decidedly unpleasant, TO say the
least, 70 the party more immediate
~ concerned A contribution was
being taken mp for missionary pur-
poses, and a well known citizen was
carrying the contridution-box. In
a pew at the back Of the church
sat an old colored lady, while In
front Of her, in another pew, sat. a
well known banker Of the city
The old lady leaned over the pew
and whispered in audable tones to
the banker: Look here, Massa.
there Is Massa comm round
with the contribution-box. Now
he owes me a wash bill, and / can't
elect it. Now I'm goin' to tell him,
Massa, you put that wash bill in
that contribution-box, and you and
are square.
The banker approved Of her do
ing so, and she religiously fulfilled
her programme.
1t is easy to imagine the feelings
Of the gentleman when the propos-
al was made to him in an audible
voice. 1t is needless to say he did
not linger at the pew.
? Moral-Don't employ a religious
person Of color to do your washing.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-18
AGESrs WANTED ros
TIE GREAT INDUSTRIES
O III CET-ED STATES.

10 p1gvs eri 81, cur-asi-,-. ,-s-,,., = r..
- - 80 ,f'1sneu- Writtssaiy satrrisssf &C.,
scir n Col-A. Nr.. -, - ~ =
sSis h,Niand. hsv- +. N.ivia 1tan lsh;lir. 49,,
A-l-tt Afisq.iie, Acsase Orc1ily, T. n. h.-,ti.,.s
- vcr- is ccnT'ctc histoty az an l,,r,,,c.
q fllsir7 sf,osses q usilaflcfuss, ste. b, si
- ~ p c-lapiete cncychgtdia az ats an 4
l-e i - rs and j. tbs nos, enslrtai,ia Ivsi-
taa-t sufA q if.-g.-lltscu on ~uhuctS II cenfral
li-tsIsst ever oieEe6 % the ruitie LES saArtsi
te TIE ante "a tkc - .sclanf. Manufacturer NJ
clanif, farl,T. stt.CIff and iavcalor and srll 4,
u.-A Oh en-. .ull-- 81 all classes. fhe h,,,k ia
sNt ~ awaits. rho ara -iaki.lT large s.les in al
its ~ TIE c1untry. IL Il otCr,i AZ the iou ms,
~ t-', ard j. DC sSc1Tc = work crrrsola hy sub
s,1giiQn. No ,atniiy sic1A tc without = copv.
We wat sr1r,s ia cyely tcvn in the L. $ aud
- il,clt can al o 90 Wll with ti.is book Our
ter.nS ara iisral We give our acenss the "a ,,,-
s.ye lisht q tcr,ior. tnC q cur aEcnis soia lSS
cctac. IN eifiit days nrotll Sls in Two v,.ks In
NArt.crs orr rryn, ss,l Sls ia one ueck. S,e,es-
mess q the wosk sat 20 aesnts on rsecirt OF
stamp q circiiAls and tC.sas 10 al-cn.S Adde'S
the publishers. J. a. BURR & HYDE. H''rff-,,s
Ooor.s o. shi..so- II. --
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-18
Wishart's Pine Tree
TAR CORDIAL
Throat and Lungs.

i = r-.tity.rs 70 ps 10 inform TIC 3a'ii, ;h-t
DE- = q e. Wi.iis's's Pine f.ce Ter Coriisi. s,r
IaET'a; a. Lung "a ea~.-, has gained az onrs.l.ie
ielz.a;5,n s-Ca the Atlantic to the Pacific csas.
H-1 fro-n tse1-s 70 some q the first fimii.s a
EErc; 80 t-o,ss-i tbs Tross alone, lat ~ pr
sa,ls thTcasi7li the States actually bcncf:dd and
c-rss =. rs 1fss-. VIE Ierritishss les 60 ~
s--s-Te7rzez LIZ Is unat.e e supply ilse 4snA.al.
J. E-i-as a. : f1l.ls is rgrsri-iio.-
fi-a-, Ne - s-n--ilr sorr,,s tat y ,aose--
ins szd sssls.is- Eature 10 ttiov CT the unlsll-
tAy sG-t-l- c-lioe.cd lloEt the thloa: eni b,o--
e2--l s-les, vAsch e-2-es ii1.fzlsca
Stoo1a, 7; 7I-1ous Ira oauss o. ir-st..5o-.
.sAizA Trolnces cough Ct a urcous membrane
I'D truac.iaI tulses ass.ss. tAs Inns 10 at .,s
ttroE cE th- u2Aszlihy ssergtsoos. an ,,.iifes
The HOOD.
ILir3. II Is FREQ Eroa s,ri-is. i5t,s.ia. i-<...
4Al cIsn-1, q which most thro=t a,sd lu..- r--,-
DIS are oo-aTc~oa, When aiiay cough ouiv. an
diso----1ize the s.c--ach. II has Soof'.,ag 80.
On thestoIasch, acts on tie lirc- an slrays. a
iy--rAatic and ncsvous ses1ors- tA-s r-s..ls-- 20
eTery Tsrt q the system a-i - r. ir-ir--.i-,-
and PURIFYING e1ssets II h-s gainsl . rerssstios.
which Il nus; hold above ~ 0.l-lrs II she -..st.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-18

70 Fr-.s= - --s-- ss--.- Rt-.e-s a,S
f-'-l-- - lrI.e---f. l-I1 rss-ls--r i1-.r urre--
TryFl--1 -1Fg ts0Zfs ~. r-r tils-ITe. - ME-
= 300 q esler s2auls. ana BEz o<gE-s
~ - tI--- llt JOCK 81 rE-,l--r.
DTsprpls1 CT Ia9l<ssfssa. Benebcf-
pa III rt4 1-t1-l1s--1 r1zrtss -1rf---szs - -.
Chess IeEErzzs ls1zT Eru1z1-su,ss 81 ~. -
80 - s-s1e {. raf E1l-t- E-11aE A-zarEH
AI-r2 -z-a en- Are rtgfcls 80 Isle Efzrser. 49,
L-l-rl1 clteF i'.--;i- s1z1Il--Irrls ~ ~ g
IT, 9 ~ c..s- Gle lC-rln VI --rrr-.
49, z----Eia- - rs 1ss-z-- L.. iez,r-.y
Fsf Fezs-trC ez-ys,alsars- = rsu-.r o. -
-------- - a--- 20 tie go - rr7iss.- i,r,-,1
O. IL M .. -1E -u1Es g1--l- r,.e-. l.lE-s,s =
$3.50 - - go - e sl--11'e-urEz i ss-z
r-re-tL-ie-
Fer Ea@.rarzzf--y zaf Chr.-..
Eheanasfisfs G11 f.s.I1. fsE.sus Ts4Ifi-s-r.
Az .Er- --l tI ~ Lfls.as.iss al M 800
- 80. Aa--ls l-l i-lll1-- -1lsa lsrss--- ..-.rs
= 2. - 49, 1855 - -lL-sa- = A--l--sz
Tkey are =rzfi. Pzr=zfEre "a v-rf,
n = a on ff- fflrs - fiie 1lEr-- - zs-lrsr a
= yl-l-L Er-- % lglgI1i- C.f-ls-s.--I.s-I - -
1a-lis-s-s-s =. .i.l -s-lr - -1saE--s OrEsz.,-
Al p ~ IN. faset 81
Ter sin Diseases. I-rF-ss-ls Ts,-sr. S1i.
1-n.-l-. As---- el.--A l'1Iies. PUSHES.
-.-a L--tl--i-.as- 4--E--El-Il-s- lsesiz-tlsss
sore Lr=E ~ - escUfs- u.seuicl-s-
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AZ Or - Esa rr-res or a. the go
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A NEW BOOK

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The Bright side and Family
Circle

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Ter than ever. a only Ito ptr year, and bcsu-
titul Chlc1nn, TIE Gala Lilies. vii - Eivcn 10
eycry suo@Illsr. Agents wanted eetrywkcre.
litersl Submissions rpirndit rrtrlsuns Sub
SSscHr srpv Co.
cewi. Chicago. IN
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AeZSrs VISITED FoE
The Funny Side Of Physic.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-15
schenck's PuImonIc Candy

Embraces in great degree all the
principles of Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup
and while as pleasant to tho palate as the
purest Of CONNECTIONS, its medicinal proper
ties render it eHectual in coughs, colds
brOnChohial and catarrhal affections, &c
1t is the most acceptable remedy for chill
dren or infants, and can be given with
immunity; while for professional gentle
men, or those who suffer from loss Of vice,
it is Indispensable.
These candies orc put up in 25 cent
boxes convenient for the pocket and are
for sale bv all druggists and dealers
j. Fl. sCHENcK & Son, N. E. corner Sixth
and Arch SIS, PhiIa. cod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-15

New York, April 14.-Flour-Quiet
with some export inquiry; business Chief.
ly home trade; superfine western and
State, $6aO 90; white wheat extra. s. Goa
10 80; extra Ohio, 81 2Oa10 90. Wheat
Quiet and held tlrmly; tie high prices
asked checks business; No. 3 spring 81 53t
al / IS; white western 81 GOAL 02f; choice
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 65a1 70; fair do 81 o..
Rye-Dull; small sales OF western at 99c.
Barley-Quiet; western at 81 02a1 OCT.
Corn-In fair demand for old; new mixed
western 63taG4ic; old aAoat este; in store
C3ic. Cofee-Dull and lower; Rio lola
100. Sugar-Easier; fair to good refining
7{astc. Molassss-Firm; New Orleans
67a75c. Rice-Quiet ut 7tasfc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-15

TOLEDO, April 14.-Flour = Demand
fair, and market firm at IS 50. Wheat
Strong and &c higher; amber Michigan
81 05a1O63; No. 2 red 81 72a1 724; No 2
do 81 Go. Corn-White Ale. Oats-No.
2 dull at 35c; Michigan 35ic.