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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-12-12

suggest that small appropria-
ton be made, accompanied with
authority for the secretary Of the
Navy to fit out naval vessel to as
cend the Amazon River TO the mouth
of the MADEIRA; thence to explore
the river and its tributaries into
Bolivia; to report to Congress at its
next session, or as soon as ptacti-
cable, the accessibility Of the country
by water, its resources and popula-
ton.
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON Oct. IA. 1873
ls.c Net receipts so5 bales Sales 5o stock $50
Cotton unsettled and entirely nominal middngs, lie
lsc low middjngs si l6'sc strict good ordinary 6c
sssa S,ssa 's' 70 'ns CONTINENT ''i safes 'Oo Stock
Cotton dull and irregular; middlings, i6sc. low mid.
Stock Stock, lf,ooas - '' N'e' '.'a' ="
Cotton quiet mddlngs ls9sc Net receipts 400 bales
Exports coastwisc, 2,77a Sales, l,4S6 Stock, 2,O36
CHARLESTON, Oct H. 1873
Cotton weak and quotations are at outside rates. mid
S f5 Net receipts bales Sales 's' SO
WILMINGTON, N. c., Oct IA. 1873
quiet at s. 50 ior strained Crude tnrbenine quiet at
81 % for hard and IS for yellow dip and virgin Tar
''ea1' CHICAGO. Oct u, 1ss.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady No spring
sossmSe1: u g de- pessmSeT; Se spring sssss s
ss rsssf,s cas ssiIs Noye%Ser s r? fsd De-
s%ss hse Ssss
s24c s21sc. for white 2sc 2s1sc for rejected Rye
sR's' saa ys.1 q IS s. Tasy. aS saa ss
lower 7ss sPss; Hsc ioT January RsEmeass ia ait
short clear mladIes quoted a5le: Bacon quiet and
iS ous busss sSds do 0SIs ao
sos IBIS doa bushels Wheat o do corn
10000 do. oats. 1900 do barley. r -. . 90,
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and declined
closing steady sales amber Michigan at 81 81 cash
81 S3l, November; 81 3s December; amber at 81 Az
No red at 81 32 cash 81 34 November; 81 40 81 A.
December Corn dull and lower sales OF high mixed at
acc, cash and October; 4ic E,sc, November; 4sc.,
Ssc No. Eat S6l seeds-Coyer sold At 80 So Freights
$4,000 do oats 5000 do Shipments-Fiour, 600 bbls
wheat IL 0C0 bushels corn $4,000 do oats, 5000 do
BUFFALO, N. ". Oct. IL 1879.
Lake and rail imports for the last twenty hours
Flour IL 200 bbs wheat 252 AS bushels; corn 2O274
bushels oats 81 900 do barley, 450 do. rye 1900 do
peas 700 do Canal shpments-Wheat 1o55S bushels;
corn, 62s2O do; oats. 2,340 do Rail exports-Wheat
20636 bushels; corn 81, geo do; oats 23SJ do. Canal
reighs advancing-Wheat l3c; corn, l2c.; oats 7lsc
The grain market is dull Wheat-Nohng doing and
prices nominal. Corn dull; No mixed Western offered
at with buyers sales OF 1000 bushels sample
in lots Hc.; sales OF 400bushels Canada barley
at 81 AZ 81 A. Provisions unchanged
0swEco N Y, Oct. IA, 1875.
Flour 2sc. lower all grades sales of 200 bbls,
81 80 for No. spring s. so for amber winter ~ 70
for white winter, - 70 Tor double extra. Wheat dull;
sales OF 1000 bushels prime white Canada at 81 7o SOD
bushels No. Milwaukee Cub at 81 a. Corn quiet ut 6oc
Barley In fair demand sales OF ID 800 bushels up lake
Canada at 81 Co. 5000 bushels Bay Qune at 81 CO. 10000
bushels do at 81 So 1920 bushels do 70 arrve on pri
boed per cwt Millfeed unchanged; shorts, $7; ship.
ley ssc to New York, 74c. to Albany; lumber So rs
10 the HUDSON. 81 Is to New York Railroad freghts-
Flour to Philadelphia and Boston, 6Oc 10 New York.
SOC 10 Albany f2c ReceipsS 700 bushels wheat 29S00
do barley 654000 feet of lumber Shipments20U bbls.
flour 55 COO bushels barley and l23 900 feet OF lumber
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

LONDON MONEY MARKET --,Lospos, Oct 14-l2ag NJ
p M.-Ere Railway shares, S9ss. 80 p. Erie Rail
$50 P. M-Erie Railway shares, 4O 81 PM.-Erie Rail-
way shares 4Oa. $3.50 p. M.-Erie Railway shares, 40s
r M-Consos for money s2sS; for the account 921s q
92M 430 p M.-Erie Railway shares, 4O1s.
PARis BouRsE.-LoNDoN. Oct. H-3 P. M-Paris de.
spacnes quote at 57 SC. 4;30 r. M.-Parls de-
spatches quote rentes at &c. Csc.
LIvERPooL CorroN MARKRr.-LlvERpooI, Oct 14-5 p.
MCotton to arrive I'D. lower The market is quiet and
unchanged. Sales l0OO bales including 1000 specua
ton and export Sales of uplands the basis of good
ordinary deliverable December and January, at ssd
Sales of upands the basis OF good ordinary shipped
November and December at SID
TRADE AT rMANcHRsrnR-IlrvERPooL,O Oct. n-The market
for and fabrics at Manchester dull but quota
bly, lower.
LiyERrooL BRRADeTuvrs MARKEr-LrvERPooI, Oct ID
MThe receipts Of wheat for the past three days
been A0OO quarters all Of which were American The
receipts OF oorn for the past three days have been
quarters including IL 900 American. The market is dull
Wheat lbs 3D. lis I'd. GENITAL for average CALIFORNIA
white l2s 3D. l3s for club do lis u.s. for red west
ern spring. and lis. Cd I2s for red winter Corn Is
32s. Sd. per quarter Flour, 26s 2Ss. per bbL ..
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr-LIvERrooL, OcI "
p M-Pork, Ills. 3d. per Dbl. for new mess :, m.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr-LvERPoorr Oct iA-'~-
fined petroleum. l4kd a l5d. per gallon -. .. pven.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoND0N, OcI - natrn
ing-Splrts turpenne 3ls. 3D. per cwt kennea ESo IA
leum, 13s<d, per gallon. Sugar 26s o. per cw- o w.
| Dutch standard, afoat M-Petro.
| PETROLEUM MARKEr-~ANrwERP, Oct la-a T. S''--~
kum. 40&f for nne Dale AMERICAN
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

Wheat was fairly active and steady closing about
y 70 Tor No Chicago and 81 40 for No. Milwaukee.
The sales part last EVENING" about 2750 bushels
at 80 81 81 for No 81 50 ST 81 for No Chicago,
81 50 a$i 4o, TOR No. Milwaukee, 81 AZ for No. do
and 81 8aS 81 for red winter. Corn was lower put
more active at the decline with sales OF about IS 900
bushels at sshc 6oc for prime mixed; Oats were
chiefly at Sic. Sc white, fsc. 4sc for black,
Sc 5c for new Ohio mixed, +8c. Zoe. for Western
mixed and 49c. SOC for State mixed.
FREicHrs.-A fair business was transacted in berth
freighs to-day but the supply OF iron Offering ample
and ratcs barely supported Vessels or charter in
better request and rmer tone prevailed but rates
without important change. The engagements ITO
Liverpool, by steam, S00 bushels grain at lSd.; 1000
boxes cheese, at 800 boxes Aeon at AS Cd and rs
lod BY sail 6 % bushels grim at ll1d per te lbs ;
SIS 3D. To London, by SAIL A,O0o bushels grain al l3d /;
700 bbis flour, at S. I'd. and 800 tons oil cake at sSs
81. To Glasgow, by steam 300 boxes cheese at 5s 70
Hamburg, by steain 40q bbs apples and to Bremen via
Hamburg steamer 90 hhds. tobacco on private terms
A British bark, of 6H tons register, was laid on
berh tor general Liverpool The charters CON-
prise An Italian bark hence to direct port in ireland
with S@ quarters grain ats "a TO Cork for orders,
an Austrian bark with $500 do. DO. an Italian bark with
~. and as 81 II direct; German bark, of 69u tons
hence 20 London, with about 1900 bbls refined petro
eum at 7 Norwegian bark hence to Marseilles will
2!V bbls crude do, at Is and American bark from
Philadelphia to Marseilles with 1850 bbls petroleum
And It's producE at 9s /; German bark hence 10 Bre
men, with $500 bbls. -four, on private terms.
HKhr-Manila dull but choice still held at l0Xc. gold
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
CLOSING PRICEs-a O'CLOCK P. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Cotton Again Decidedly LOwer-FlOur
Lower-Wheat Closed steady-Corn and
Oats LoweT-Pork Easier-Lard Closed
Quiet-GrOceries All Nomfnal-Naval
Stores Quiet-Petroleum Nominal.

Oats Lower-Pork Easier-Lard Closed
Quiet-Groceries All Nomina1-Naval
stores Quiet-Petroleum Nominal.
TUESDAY, Oct. IA, 1873.
There was no perceptible betterment in the
commercial situation to-day. On the contrary,
distrust and apprehended trouble prevailed quite
generally, and, as a consequence, business was
curtailed and restricted to the narrowest limits.
Transactions in merchandise were, as general
thing, confined to the most pressing requirements,
buyers apparently preferring the risk Of post
poning their purchases to later day,
in the expectation OF lower basis
at an early day. Dulness was not confined TO any
particular branch Of business, but was general.
dry goods, hardware, boots and shoes and other
interests being materially affected by the duness. On
'Change things were In nowise improved. Flour
dull, irregular and decidedly lower. Wheat fairly
active and closed steady unchanged prices Corn and
oats lower, but rather more active. Whiskey
easier Pork nominal Lard quiet and easy.
Groceries Tor the most part nominal. There
q slight Improvements in the demand for jobbing lots of
coffee but in large way there disposition TO
buy Cotton again suffered decline of Ac Nc per h.,
chiefly in future deliveries.
ASHES in moderate request, at s. 25 for pots.
BEEswAx was inactive and TO some extent nominal Mt
32c 3c for Western and SOUTHERN with sales about
CANDLES were quiet but steady at lsc 2Oc for ada-
mantiner oc Tor patent and oOc Tor plain sperm para
fine, Sic. d SIC
CorToN on spot unsettled in value and ncuded
sales reported several lots at prices consid
for sale The annexed quotations show decline of &c.
per lb, at which the market closed weak with more
sellers than buyers Futures declined &c c but sub
more active demand We quote -
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

natural consequence or the unusual overflow OF
gold to America. The unsettled condition OF AFFAIRS
IN the Stock Exchange likewise tended to
strengthen the price OF gold 1t is also stated that
some OF the German bankers have called in their
currency loans and put their balances in gold,
while other parties have preferred this solid
species OF investment at low figures to stocks and
bonds. In other words, with gold even at 1osk
and 1oe, the boarding process has already begun.
This Is not significant argument in favor OF i'm
mediate specie resumption. The rates paid for
carrying to-day were 8. s, 1-32 and per cent to
nat for borrowing The final rate was per cent
for carrvinU The nricao of 0old 10 dow wara.-
The New York herald., 1873-10-15

SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Tuesday, Oct. ls-10s15 A. M.
siWp " &C. ST.. l4Is $500 $50 G, '67,.. Ill
'"" 70 "-Al 9. 6L..., lW $500 do.......... lllk
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
SOUTHERN SECURITIEs.

This market was without business, the only sale
being a lot OF South Carolina new SKIES January
and July, at TO- and old Virginia skies at IS. We
quote prices as heretofore Virginia skies, old s5:
do. do., new, 40 do. do, consolidated, AZ do. DO.
deferred. 81 North Carolina sixes funding act, 1885,
II; do. do, 1s0s 17S; South Carolina skies, jan
uary and July, 0 10; Missouri sixes Hannibal and
st. Joseph issue, So Louisiana levee eights, IS.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest nrices Of the dav.-
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
First Board-IO:3O A. M.

$4,000 s G 6's, n, ] 4 j.
10000 Alb 4 Sus lst M.
1000 Mich South ST.. -.
1000 Cen Pac z bds...
1000 Cen Pac lst m....
10000 do. &C
ll0J0 do ............
5000 u Pac los, inc...
5000 q, r ] a Pa 7's....
7000 Ohio 4 M con ST.
1000 o a NJ I'd m. -.
10000 Mil a st r SIS lst.
8 shs Fourth Nat Blk
s0) Canton Co bic
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
me quotations based cotton in store running in
aity not more than half grade above or below the

Included in the above are 0 bales to arrive Sales last
q Is;s Ssys$Sss ss 81
200 a rs 800 I ~ S Ss
feS5aary SALES today ap 70 three -oetOper,
% i , e is;s
IsAs: SoysmTer leS At i ssss sS9 si lSss is a
isse, zoo at is isc loo 2sac November and
fsSaa Seae%ber ~ e each at sisc oseher s0yemSer and
5 sssh e % Sssthtr Sd s a. e p
100 at i6c, 100 at S issc 100 iesc at Is slsc
sSS s st Il ss e !snssgy AZ % @ 10 ct ct @
@ s ssc sS 81 az s' Is lss % PeSraany S &
&c Ssr 4 e s!s s fo,. {. T. SsS bales % Grand &
2o5o bales The averages Of yesterdays forward dc.
s psss%bsr peer Is fs$S; January iss FsSTaafy
i ise FssTasry 10 March. ss is s5sss:
Is Sin Jsnasry SO &srcR loo al at 1fs
om hsa
leHa MaS1e @ oso sagnnna m 2 Nsw aars @
@ 1oia IS 9aes This day last Week. scss this day
CorrrSfhe appended quotations are for all descrip
@ ags Rio znsrT2 Rs
%ore bags Rio eeT''f% fuD!s o'v wers sodE
sSh Spn,rH lots ssreSe Sn M c as carsce a
good cargoes 214c 2l1sc. prime cargoes 2s2c &c.
extreme range Tor lots 2Oc. 22c gold per h. 90 20
grass mats 24s 25ac; singapSre, do H1se z2lsc;
2c. 22c.; Jamaica, 2Oc. 2lc. St Domingo, i91sc.
l94c. Porto Rico 2o1;c &c; Costa RIGA 2Oc q 22c.;
zoe. 2lc; Angostura 2O1sc: 2hc; savanilla 2osc.
&c; Curacao, @1sc 2ihc, gold, at 20 TO 70 days
credit
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Recepts-Fl l4e25 bbls wheat,
26I PSI bushels; corn 24552o do oats $3.50 do. corn
meal 5so bsIs and 800 sacks barley sS bushels:
particularly for the medium grades which were de.
cidedy of. Choice -four was steady. The sales com
prised about 1900 bbls within the range revised
quotations Corn meal quiet and without material
change We note sales Of 800 packages at quota
The New York herald., 1873-10-15
HAVANA MARKETS,
EUROPEAN MARKETS

HAVANA, Oct. IA, 1873
Sugar-Nos 10 and r. Dutch Standard u reals per ar
robe. Exchange nominal
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

day while on his way home: Conse-
quenlly no business could DO transacted
and q suspension became necessary until
Mr.. Hoge, ST., RECEIVERS Tho air 10 busy
with rimors Of evil and disaster and
names are again banded about as idly as
ever OF any time for the past three weeks
The street IS certainly in q panicky shape,
though it Is to be hoped the morrow will
bring with It more reason, for the lookout
side Of Wall street Is none he less cheer
ing than this morning - ~ r'
The Express says that under pressure
to raise money, frstclass dividend pay
ing stocks have been thrown overheard
for almost anything they will bring, and
the result u ,something very like another
panic. Now Is the time forpeople having
money to invest to let loose their boards
They will never have better opportuni-
ty to make money than in picking upat
cheap pSicesth valuable properties thus
sacrificed.
Fhe Hal reports merchants feeling
much better than last week. Their COL
lec,ions, especially from Chicago, have
improved immensely, and orders Tor dry
goods are increasing. y co. ..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15
rroops 81 Ailments yIapIoufshed.

On account Of the promptness with which II
checks the feyers generated by unhealthy eIhs.
lations, Hostetters bitterst 10 consldered IN in.
dlspensAble family medicine onthe borders Of
our southern and Western rivera, and In new
settlements whore tho plough and the axe are
for the aist time disturbing The solitudeg Of M.
ture. It's reputation, however, 10 not confined 10
such localities. Wherever the elements OF dis.
eAse are rife II Is the Gurest safeguard OF health
wherever slckness prevails, It 80 eticacious % .
remedy. Among the serious diseases which It
10 guaranteed 10 esntrol arc Indigestion bilious
meas, and all the minor ailments connected with
arrangements Of the stomach the liver. md the
bowels such as heartburn, headache, fatulence,
eostiveness, nausea, diB.aste food, languot ano
debility. palpitation Of tho heart, trembling OF
the hands, noises In tho ears, disordered vision,
disturbed sleep, and mental inquletude. As
these physical and mental disturbances tend to
general failure OF all the powers Of the system,
they should be ut once corrected they always
may BE-, BY course Of Hostetter's Stomach b..
terb, cav
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As tho virtues OF medicines can only DO ascer.
tanned BY careful observation Il 10 to be regret
Cd that many OF the Drugs still prescribed BY
some phyliciars Bhould retain place In our Ma.
tcriA MSdica. AZ an instance OF this, that vile
drug, Balsam Copabia, furnishes an example,
About the year 1890, tho spaniarda IN the Island
certain complaints, thought according to the
prevailing notion Of tpAt lime, that the remedy
might DO found where the disease originated.
Under this impression, Balsam Copabia came
Into use, but never has nauseating drug done
more injury, for It not only changes the nature
OF tho disease TO moro dreadful state than tho
original, bat II ruins the tone OF tho stomach
and brings on Dyspepsia in Ito woEet iormg. TO
avoid TIL. drug and It's effects the bAMARt.
TAN'S GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, Ia
within the reach Of all. Only ten pills 10 be
taken, and will cufe every time in from two to
iour days. Male packages, 81; iemsle e.
Cor. Market and 18TH (old Monroe),
oc4 Agents for Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.-Flour-D Dull but
q moderate demand; No. ! spring 81 0Sa
I %; No. Q do. 81 0e3c cash; Nos do.
98sca97c; rejected 900. Corn--No. Q
mixed 5000 cash; high mixed SIC; reject
ed 35sc. ,0ats-No.'9. SHE cash; white,
3etc. Rye-No. 3, CSC. Barley-No. 3
fall, 81 $50; No. do. 81 r0GAt 06tc. Pro.
visions-Quiet and weak; mess pork,
ga 00a14 ESQ cash. gLard--73c spot
Bulk meats-Dcmand fair and market
firm; short rib middles, :7a7tc; short clear
do. F1s7tc,H Bacon-Quiet and unchaDg-
cd. WhiAky-7Marks steady with mod
crate demand at 0ic, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

A. Il. Il. STEWART has been nominated
Tor the Virginia Legislature
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

"Our DAMNED SPoTl"-The energetic
exclamation Of Macbeth Is mentally ejac.
ulated by every housewife when confront:
ed by the manifold variety Of stains and
spots that disagure arucleyof household
ornament and use. But the fSpots' are
not so easy to remove byordinary means.
A little Sapolio brought into timely use
causes them oil to disappear % II by mag.
ic, and bring peace and satisfaction to the
housewife mind. As cheap as common
soap and o hundred times more effective.
- f.s' rtIl No. eodAw
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KATE FIELD says that Il she was a man
sGe'd marry q French woman or none at
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Consecra.ion of the Diocese o.
WbeeJIug TO the Sacred Heart.

Wheeling 10 inc bhCLeu he"
The BALTIMORE American says that
Atchbishop Blyisy has issued circular
to The clergyEof his atehdiocese giving
instructions in reference to the consecra'
ton OF the Archdiocese Of Baltimore TO
the Sacred Heart oil Jesus on Sunday the
18Th instant The Archdiocese Of Bsldf
more. as our readers know includes, the
diocese Of Wheeling. The Archbishop
has prepared the following form Of con.
secration, which Is to be read on the &C.
casion Of the formal conservation:
"Solaan ,ConSseration or he Arehdiocets Of Bal,
l. Imore'to De Sdetgdl Heart Of .ltFle, onytnt
S fs4 e su "a E1 1sSg g Se 'Ee,s
10 most amiable and adorable Heart Of
Jesus o Heart infinitely compassionate
and merciful | our refuge In all dangers,
our hope in all trials, our comfort and
consolation IN al sorroYsi behold US hum.
bly, PROSTATE before hee, % implore Thy
mercy, to claim Thy projection, and TO
offer ourselves entirely TO Thee. Thou
seest the dangers that surround Us, the
s.Ulms W T Sarno We ,an o ar;aen s,a;nst
Thy holy church and al ainst q, Thy I'M.
worthy but devoted servants. They. have
laid waste Thy inhefitage, they have over.
turned Thy affairs, they. have. prosecuted
those that. love and honor Thy Sacred
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NSwsYorkZ DrY opas liarke,.

New .YoRK, Oct 14AThere was a
more active trade movement to day with
jobbers and agents, The market for cot
ton goods remains steady TOR all -descrip-
tions. Heavy standards, brown sheelings
and bleached shirtipgs& iu better request.
Ticks and cheviot stripes doing better.
Rolled jaconets fairly active. Prints sell.
ing well In piece. and package lots. Worst
ed dress goods and printed repellants con.
tipue in request. Woolens quick, but tlan.
nels and blankets In moderate demand.
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NewsPorIs Market.

NEW, .YoRK, oct, s14.-Flour-Heavy
and lower; holders generally disposed to
realize; superfine western and State IS 40
as rs; common to good SO 10a6 40; extra
Ohio SO 25a6 IS. Whest-Fair export
Inquiry; No. 8 Spring 81 30a1 81; No. 2 do
81 33a1 SO; white western 81 55a1 65.
Rye-Dull at Stable. Barley-Dull and
heavy. Corn-Heavy and lower; steamer
western mixed 5sa59c; sail do 59a60c.
0ats-Heayy and lower; new mixed west.
ern afoat 47a4sc. Cofee-Dull OF lola
el3c. sugar-Dull; fair to good refining
7sa74c. Molasses-Dull. Rice-Firm,
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BALTIMORE, Oct. 14.-Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; receipts
very light; Ohio and Indiana 81 35a1 80.
Cofn-Very quiet; mixed western 64c.
0ats-Active; western mixed 4Sa50c ;
white Gle. Rye-Firm. Provisions-
Quiet and unchanged. B utter-Western
in good demand and steady; good to
choice 95aS0c. Coffee Nominal. Whisky
-lSaafie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15
schencI,s lIandralse Pills.

These pills arc composed exclusively Of
vegetable ingredients, although they en-
tirely supersede the use Of mercury, do
not leave any of its injurious elects.
They act directly upon the liver, and are
available remedy ID al cases Of derange:
ment resulting nom 0 dlsordered state oil
that organ, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disorders, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Typhoid Fevers, &C., &C., all succumh 70
the free use Of Scheuck's Mandrake Pills.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
cod -. =. e -. ! - Il -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-15

TOLEDO, oct. f&-Flounr-Dull but un-
changed. Wheat-Dull and prices have
declined, closing steady; amber Michigan
cash 81 84s1 8t; No. red cash 81 sat-.
Corn-Dull; high mixed cash ACC. Oats
mo. l, 39c; No. 2,S8tc. Re