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Agricultural.
Importance Of Salt.

Notwithstanding the assertion Of a
certain school Of h~ygieuists, salt is alb
~solutely necessary to,the health OF all
vegetable eating animals. Those living
exclusively on nesh get the saline mat
tcrs contained therein, aud consequent
ly do not need suit. Scientific inyesti-
cations have proved that tt portion of
the blood consists OF common salt.
This is continually evolved through the
kidneys and pores oi the skin. The
bile, and the certilnges of the body con-
tain soda, one Of the constituents OF
salt, If the supply is cut off digestion
cannot be properly carried on, and the
animal suffers. Farm animals should
always have II supply Of this necessary
mineral, that they may take it ut will
in which case they will not eat more
than they naturally require.
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A Mechanical Eye.

No mechanic can ever obtain distinc-
ton unless he is able to detect ordinary
impcrfcctions ut sight, 50 that he can
see if things are ont Of plumb, out OF
level, ont Ot square, and out Of proper
shape and unless he can also detect
dis]proportioncd or ill-shaped patterns.
| This is u great mechanical attainment.
We say attainment. because it may be
attained by any ordinary person. Or
course there arr defective eyes, rs there
are other defective organs--the speech,
for instance is sometimes detective
but Oh" cy" is capable Of the same train
IN. a., my other organ. The muscles,
The Yolc'. the sense Of hearing, all re-
I,IIre training. Consider how the artist
mast train the organs Of sight in order
to detect the slightest imperfection in
IN shade, color, proportion, shupe, eG-
preston, &c. Not one blacksmith in
five ever attains the art Ot lanmering
square, yet il is very essential to his
occupation. 1t is simply because he
allows himself to get INTO Il careless
habit; II little training and care is al
thatis necessary to success.
The fact is that the eye is not half us
Innch at toulL aa tho needless mind.
Some carpenters acquire the careless
habit Of using II try.squNrc every time
they plane oil Il shaving, instead OF Civ
ing their minds right to their business
and properly training their eyes; and
unless they cultivate tins power Of the
cyc, they will always be at journey
work. Look ut the well trained black
smith he goes across the shop, picks
up the hOrsj5 foot, takes IL squirt, re-
turns to his anvil and forges the shoe,
and it exactly iits the foot. Contrast
him with the bungler who looks ut the
foot, FORCES the shoe, then fits the foot
~ =" INV noi7e'
Wv" ''i' l",''' ICES III Ile proper shape
WI 'no 'oo' no 7i''ol" determine 10
I"'No '',' '''o' III '"o .oo'' III place OF
''Dt "''"'B '1c Snoc' una 5houIa
". W "'''' '"' ''Jec' II "ceoih
~
A'o'! 6''' way 10 u'"'lPilno 1t
"'''''''i'"' eye Is 10 i'f"t measure IN
l''' "i'i' '"o " 'nen prove IL with
''' !"''' '''',' measure " h~ili-Ihch' then
',S"'' "".' 81 on ana you VIII soon
"''' 10 "'Sc"''' ~ i glance the dlt-
'i"",' "e'"t''t " '"eI'Ih ana " SIN
'''''' VI "'' III 'n'h ~ 10 inc IiirGe
"C'i'', H'N' '"c''c' ana 80 on Some
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Pear Farms near Norfolk

.. ... III |... - LAM. .-|
Tho editor of The Horficuthurist,
who has visited the pear farms ut Nor.
folk, Va, relates tue experience of Mr..
Leighton, who has an orchard of 1000
trees, and has grown pears of extraor-
binary size. His method to produce
them was this He selected a tree four
years old, and thinned all the pears on
it but three. Two pears weighed 80!
ounces each, mud one pear "a ounces.
Mr.. Leighton uses WOODWARD and muck
composted with lime rs II fertilizer. He
has used the black pea with great sue
cess, sowing it all over between the
trees, and when the pods are nearly
ripe, blowing the leaves, pods, &c, I'M
der. The Duchesse forms three
iourths of his stock. Trees five years
old bear on an average a busbel and q
half, the pears weighing over half a
pound each. Most OF these pears
brought 81 to 50 per bushel. His Bart
let's averaged two peach baskets, and
brought Sll per bnshel. Among other
pears. 60 varieties being tested, he
gives especial favor TO the Clapp'sEay.
orite, regarding it as the most profit
able OF curly pears. Souvepig Id Con
gross rjpens early, and is,yery large
Mount Vernon is hardy; Beure Super
lin, as a dwarf, is quite productive and
IF five flavor; Orband's Sulnmer pro.
luces very we'll; Bloodgood, favor ex-
but fruit is hard /; Beurrc Clari-
yeau, handsome color, but. medium
Doyeune d'Ete. very early
ruit, small; Lawrence, hardy, looks
'est OF tue late varieties. Mr. Leigh
thinks that ii is useless to grow a
ear Of ona variety if u tree of any
ther variety can Ike put in its plaH
shicl.. sill weld more money. He Is |.
sgsIss 1tFsES s spis,ies
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CnsrpaD HANDS, face, rough skin, Puppies,
%iingwoiIn, salt-,hcum, and other citnuror,s
affections cured, and Vie skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUMPER Tar Soar, made
by CAsWELL, HAZARD Il CO.. New York. BE
certain to got the J4H'pei' lar soap. made by
u, ~ there are many limitations made with
cOmmOn tar which are worthless Com.
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o., Brrs,D ,.u taAV itigsc fgIGIers aceGzd'
d., III. directions. apa feluaiL .png unTeD, pro7ids5
~, Zones l,e no, q r,uyed by mineral poison Of cIhel
Al, tns, and de ,. reaus wasted beYOnc INC poin'
nl repair, "
Dysp.psia or indigestion. Headache. Pals
30 n, Shoulder, Coughs, Tishtness OF the Chest, DIE
tu,-E. Sour Er4L;atiuuS Of the Stomach, Bad Taste
"1u,h, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation Of iis
E... Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pam IN INC Tegipnr
the T. ipeys, ard a hundred other painful symptoms
,,s The D1srnEgU Vi Dyspepsia. In these complainS
h has n1 equal, and one bottle viii prove a Letter guS
aplee Of rs merits than a langthy advertisement.
For Fe male COmpisintB, 10 young or OLD,
5.,rrisi o, siugle, al the dawn Of womanhood, or tina
sn of lie. these Tonic Bitiers display 80 decided ~
influence iba, a marked improvement 10 sooD pereepN
lb,e,
a.,tisu and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and lnteT
mittcrt + ree, Diseases Of the Blood, Livar, Kidney
and Hlsla.5, these Dittere have no equal. Such Dis
.7sc5 an. caused b. Vitiated Blood, which IS generally
prod,cea by Establishment OF me Digestive Organs.
gtIcv are u Gentle purgative as woll .
4 l'aniie, possessing also the peculiar mei1t Of asiil
AZ. npa.iu. tr,ut IN relieving Congestion o. inilan
rta,oo ort' I"gor and Tsceral Organs, and IA bi'iou'
Disease.
For 1Ela Diseases, E%fuptions, 1st's', 3al'
.Slo,m, lHOuhta, Spots Pimples, Pustrlss, h9ils, Gar
.gD,.e Ring.womis, Sca,d.HGid, Sore u g, EJ-
c'l. Itch, St,ri. Dissertations Of the skin, Humais
,Ud bis Ascs q IL, Stla, q whatever naole Or nature,
.ae.l..a..t lrs 3D. and aniai out II The 'Ysieu IN 0
short tim. by ,H. ... Ui these iii,Grs.
GYHtofuI GhGgsauds Fflltln VI EoAk Bit,
rlR5 IT, mos, nqulat6l l~nvisunUt hat eY SUSTAINED
II. 7'ilira jS'rw
j WALKER, pupr n.Gl.M OONAtA! ECOy
DarieH autG t- 10, lila 'co"nd 7Eo]
r. 4o.DE ny 20. !DgrGlSIS& DA FRS
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JOSH BILLINGS says [ will state for
the information OF those who haven't
had II chance tew lay in insect wisdum
rs freeley as ] hay, that one single hor-
net, who feels we'll, will break up II
whole cdlnp-meeting.
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DEBILITY

with Is gloomy attendants lO~ tpiiIls, ltpl'5
sion, Involuntary omissions, loss GiErmrh, sptrmH
torrhms, loss " power, s2zy head loss Of memory.
and threatened impotence. and 'mb'clltN, Hld q
sovereign cure In L pHREir' HbMEUPAIN-
IC SPECIFIC. Nu TWENTE-EIGHT. This soy
errlgn Remedy tones mp thu system, arrests o."
vitality 10 The entire man. They have cured thou
sands Of cases. Price - per package Of Nv" boxes
and II large = vial, which IL very Important Ia CD
stinate ur old cases, or Il per singh" box. Sold vs..
al druggists, and sent by mail on receipt Of tlltr.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Ed
ICISE CO., 5E2 Broadway, y. y.
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LIKE AS WE ARE


W Sin RoBEgT oRAST.
az an therjng clouds around 1 view,
n Az arc dark, aud friends ara few,
4BdOn ] lean, who, not ~ vain,
N1k4ylced every human pain;
Hx my wants, allays my icars,
TWfA}unts uud treasures up ny tear,
And mt should tempt my soul 10 stray
n IHheayenly wisdOm'5 marrow way,
d, the good | would pursue,
~ 1.-THE biu | would not do
- 10 who felt temptations power
'yi 1guard me in that dangerous hour,
tnnded love nay bosom swell,
nV yiYed by those / priced too well,
khall his plying aid be5tOw
felt on earth Gcyercr wOr,
IOnce betrayed, denied, or fed,
Al Those who shared his daily bread.
fyeIing thoughts within me rise,
= "a sore diGmaycd my spiri' dica
III He who once yOnchguGed 10 bear
u 90 hickening anguish Of despair
pail aweetiy eoothe, shall gently dry,
ne ~throbbing heart, tho otreuming eye.
Ehcn borrowing DER some stone | bond,
fDich coy0rs what wgs once n friend,
hnd from his voice, his hand, bis smile.
Divides me for q little while
Ibou, Savior, mark'gt the tears / nhCd,
FOR thou dust weep DER Lhzarug dead.
hpd oh, when / hayG safely pnst
ITDrough every cOnhict--bnt the laBt,
Ibtll, still uncIanginp, watch beside
lMy painful bed for Thou hast died
Then point 10 realms Of cIOudlcsg day,
And wipe the lateat tear awHy.
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tiiEHE 49,, probably hundred or mora per-
SOM IN tti, md neighboriug towns, who daily
suffer from .ile distressing elfects Of kidney
troubles, who 10 nor know that Jolmson's An
oilne LlIIuIcut is almost II certain cure. IN
certain caSes 'Great relief may be obtained, if
4 perfect cure.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-06

TnE browns and blacks produced By that
sterling preparation, Cristadero's Excelsior
Hair Dye, cannot be cxcelled by nature its
tints challenge comparison with Natures most
favored production. aud defy competition.
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Anecdote by President Madison

| believe the only time | laughed,
except at the jokes oi II greater man
than myself, during the period | re.
moined IN object OF envy to millions,
was un occasion I never shall forget.
] was called ont Of my bed, curly one
winter morniu", by n person coming on
business Of the utmost consequences,
and dressed myself in great hast", sup.
posing II might be It summons TO II cubi-
met council. When / came into my
private Office, | found II qlccr-looking
mnn, with "A little apple head, Il long
queue, and II face critically round, and
rosy as II ripe cherry. Ho handed me
tt lettor from His llxcellcncy, the Hon.
pciog PeashoIl, recommending him
particularly to my patronage. | was q
little inclined to be rude, but checked
myself, remembering that | wns the
s%eIyepto. such men us NY visitor, and
tbnt I might Get the reputation of an
oristocrat II / made ppy distinction be-
tween mnn uud man. 'i.F
"HoIl, NY friend, what situation
would you wish?"
Why-y-y, I'm uot very particular
but, somehow or other, | think I should
ike to be q minister. | don't mean a
minister of the gospel, but one of them
ministers 10 foreign parts of the world. "
81 am sorry, very sorry, indeed
there's no vacancy Just now. Would
not something else suit your"
WHY, % answered the ap~pIc-headed
man, 81 wouldn't much mind being n
comptroller, or an auditor, or some
such thing.
My dear sir, | am sorry, indeed ;
but it happens, unfortunately, that all
these situations are ut present filled.
Would yon not take something clsc?"
Ny friend strokcd his chin, and seem
ed Struggling TO bring down the sonr.
inss of his high ambition to the present
crisis. At last he answered
4r.Whyycs, I don't caro- mach il gct
II good colIcctorship, or inspectorship,
or surscyorslip, or navy agency, or
anything OF that sort.
Really, my good Mr.. Fippenny,
said |, ~ " | regret exceedingly that not
only these. but every othor place OF con
sequeuca in the government, is at pres
occupied. PRAY think Of something
'ise' OWN U0VQB
He then, after some y hesitation.
lsked for a clerkship, and finally the
OF messenger to n Of the public
'lices. Finding III vacancy here, he
eeincd in vast psrplexity. and looking 7,
around Che room, fxins his eyes /
on Las, aud measuring. my height ]
rom head to foot; then putting ON one +
the drcllest looks that ever bedecked 9
he face OF man, ne said: "a Il.
Mister, you aud 1 seem to be built g
much alheAhaven't you got g
'"Is 9idcleshes that you could spare ?" a
Of WIS. there - t.
'taintv. to a suit of old p
sx.grG
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DR.. MARTINS COW.POX VIRUS

Absolutely Pure on-hnmanlzed Vaccine Virus,
obtained .by. the method of rRuF animal yurci-
nation, Instituted by Prof Drpaul Of PRS. in
April, isb, from the famous case Of spontaneous
cOW-pox OF Beausency. in rance, aid inauEutated
IN America In Sept 1870. by Pr. Henry A. Mnrtin.
VIII, virus and auto, raph Instructions from he
latd OF irOf. Depaui. Onr establishment l.. ~ kir
ne largest anu most perfect In the world. Large
IVORY lancet points, packages ~ ten, -: prinia
ry crhsts lscahsl, most carei, lly selected. 81. All
virus IL fniiy warranted efficient II Will be packed
TO 90 win perfect safety by mall. Full directions
Tor use accompany each package. Remittance
mus, accompany order. safe delivery VI virus in
sured. " ~ Eh'iT"
DR.. HENRY A, MARTIN & SON.,
Boston Highlands, Mass.
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We NOTICE that the agricultural papers all
over the country recommend tho use OF Sheri-
dan'S Cavalry Condition Powders. - rchdnqe.
Farmers aud others in this section have long
known and appreciated the advantage OF these
powders over all others.
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For Bronchial, Ashniatic and Pulmo-
nary complan ts Browns Bronchial Troches ="
manifest remarkable curative properties.
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FIAdG's lSsTNTT RELIEF Warranted to re-
lieyo all rheumatic affections, -praiDs, neural
gle, etc. The best, the slrest, and the quick
est remedy for all bowel complaints. Relief
Guaranteed or the money refunded.
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The Judgment of the Public.

doctors disagree. Each school OF medicine has
It's own theories, and w these theories differ wide
Is, 1t IL clear that few, II ans Of them, can be righ''
But il medical men cannot agree upon any IheoFy
or system OF practice, the public find no difficulty
In agreeing as to notorious matters Of fact. For
instance, they have observed for many years that
Ho,tetter's Stomach Bitters universally cure dys-
pepsia, constipation, rheumatism, biliousneas, ncr-
yOus debility, and many other diseases which the
prescriptions Of the pharmacopicla do not and can
not cure; aud they know therefore that there can
he no mistake aboutIt. On mis- point they are lrln
ana positive. They take their stand on lne0ntro'
yeltiblc iacl5, and they STATE 10 one another yer
bally, and sometimes By letter, what they know
about relieving and preventing sickness with The
standard vegetable tonic and alIer@te of America
Here, then, the invalid has i guarantee oi yaIu"
that can BIZ relied upon, viz; the sober Judgment
of the public After twenty years If observation
and reelection, the American people pronounce
Hostettcr's Bitters the best inylg0ratlng aud regq'
latlug medicine Ut their command, ana give cNi'
dence Of Tho faith that 10 Them Gy gniShHg llS
manufactured On this continent. \ itrBe number
Of physicians, TOO, however much hey may dihtr
on other points In therapeutics. udIuit the rClTHUf
binary merit of the Bitters IA u tonic AMI alLerll'
tive, and II a. a preventative or lnHlu-
lou, diseases, and as q remedy in intermittent
and rcmiitent fevers.
RoUGH, wGNTRY. CuANGEABLE WEArliEh p.o'
drces %catarrha, coughs. lung disorders, Get "Li'cl
DR.. Jayne's EXpeCtUrunt as promptly cures Whtn
faithfully Administered,
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ASK your grocer for Dooley's Yeast Powder,
the best baking powder for preparing biscuits,
rolla, bread, griddIo cakes. waflies, etc. Depot
60 New street. N retail by ali groccrs.
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more than # wear aQO he published al
article which thought unjust TO a Gov
eminent official. who is an intimate per
gopal friend Of mine. I wrote to hin
At once obicctino 10 his yjews. M,
cloir,ino M lcnst a. eusucu-iou Of iudD
mcut He replicd. giyinQ his reason
for the unfrieudly criticism, vet. AZ
thouobt nccnrding too little WEIGHT :,
nav cortrory rourraorlutiors vrot,
ogain and more earnestly tlau Jefor
IN ,~oro.e4Iy indeed tbat after IN,
l.ttor wos Ii,rotcLrJ fcIt that ~
niobt h,,o ,,ooor fl ,ooI oGarded o
CANA og no ,y,rcs,io,. II contained
put wh.n / u,,t him Lc styctrbcd ,u
III. boud will, th,t anilo If fneT,bI,
sva.tnosa which ro onn co, over foror,
rnon ubo,oftr,u .,id uyo,, 49,. ain
onorv ai,h ,o.gr uoGcptiy hoo,J ~,
ovn1"noti,u and ,as,,.d nc that a.,
soar 90 !, ,ho,Id lac oouGrr,cd hv oh.
cumgtapces. fnll rcparption would be-
made.
A Qreat nun, instances mjgAt De col.
lected TO illustrate AIr. GrcoIeyg mt
uess al repartpr. [ hoard ono cxuuplr.
which for sharpuesa Of points is equal to
INV thing rep1rtel Of DougIogs JorroId.
There used to be II vuprr IN New York
called the Hge,iag lIryor, edited by IL
certain Hiram Fuller, pitcrward Il bla
tuut but not dangerous Secessiouisl in
London. He imagined his little sheet
TO be the most important journal IN the
city. and was in the habit Of askiDg his
acmuitanccs "IIayc yorl reud the
jHyrOr to-day ?" At IN editorial din.
ner. he addressed this question 10 Mr.
Greeley, in my presence. The luttrr
with an indcscriLable drawl, almost Il
whine, replied why no. | never.
buy the Ajrror Pm afraid of exhaust.
ing the edition p
We who k,nw h~ost-ucrL,,,s wlo'
only know-how lofty. cougfsfrof and
utterly upselfsb were Mr., GrccIoy's os.
pirntiona with regard to the 1ribUnc.
know also, from mnumerablc Incidents
or ,nr Inuo rn~torconr.o with lin, l,,,,.
many sound, noble and stcadfa4t traits
Of Lis character have rsc,ncd rrL1;o
observation, II H. perhaua - ouosao,
Of taste how much Of this NAV now Lo
related vet it seems to me tboi .;nco
Death, by paruiizing pIandcr and foIgc.
hood. has set his life in clcnrnr ~nronor.
tons before the world. the c,ucrptiooa
Inigllt also, with ]prourinfv Il. rlcorol
away. There are many. IN addition f.
his associaJcs ia the TiI,D,,- asurciol.
y many mobile n,,urst-,nnud.J w,,,., ,
chose purer ,uuuIsrs gow man n.r, ,
better qualified to honor tI,or h., {
yhoge "reminiscences ~ hie ,o,e .,l ,
md words yorld udd ia fin. GloItr 80 |
historical uortrnit, !
I,t ma , ANA, IT,. IN I
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Io looI.d tho ,|cnI,n. n,,a,t t ,
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Nothing Like It, y h fsr ten! ten y, 1"n s si
90 ReI,Inger SASH Lock and .nnnnrt Nd
FASTEN YOUR WINDOWS!

No spring TO break, no cutting of sash cheap. du.
r,ablr, very easily applied holds sash at any place
utSiitd, ana "a SCI fastener when the sash is Down.
send stamp Tor circular. Circular aud six conner.
Drnnzel locks sent TO any address In thn L. =. pns,.
paid, on receipt Of 81 Its. Liberal Inducements ia
the trade. Agents wanted. Address l,eisinger sash
LOCK 60, No. as Market St. Harrisburg. Pa.
For Illustration Of this cheapest and best lock see
WOOds Household Magazine. N. y. Indepit, atc.
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Employment: IN pr week agents wanted tn seli
= lie" article: Indispensable to chl -pinfI :
Ads with stamp +. u. smith e co-ai Llucstys.sN.Y
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ROUGI, WtNTRY, M BILE WEAfdEk pro
duces catarrhs, coughs, lung disorders, Get, winch
Dr.. Jaynes EXpeCtUrNnt ~ promptly cures Wheu
faithfully administered,
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Address THE SUN. New York City.

~ BEsr PAPER IN EVERY REspROr.-The
Weekly y. Y. sun. \ pages. ~ u wear. Send
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-19
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WHEELING AS
FOLLOWS-WHEELI TIME:

FOLlyO mS-W hEELlNO LIME
Cincinnati Express.
EAsT-LEAyEs wEsT-LEAYEs.
daily ats P. n. daily at.-.7:Oo A. Z.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Washington Columbus.....2:i0 P. NJ.
City..........9:45 A. M. Sandusky. ...G-25 P. NJ.
Baltimore. l0:S0 A. M Sundays excepted.
st. Louis Express.
lAsr-LHAyIs. wEsT-LEAYEs.
Wheeling Wheeling
daily at. SOS A. n daily at.....055 Az
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES At
Washington columbus. $50 7. ".
City. p. NJ. 5andusky. ...l0:2j p. N.
Baltimore..lGN P. M
Accommodation.
EAsr-LEAyrs. wKsT-LsAYEs.
daily at. .955 A. NJ. daily at,..6:SO P. II.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. &20 p. NJ. GAINESVILLE. lO:I5 p. u.
sSundays excepted. l'Sundays excepted.
East bound trains make connections
at Baltimore with trains for Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston. At Wash
ington City for all points South.
West bound trains make direct conneo-
ton for all points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace Cars on all night trains.
Wheeling, Pittsburgh, and
Baltimore Division.
EAST-LEAvKa wEST-LEAVEs
sWheeling washington, Pa,
daily at--.6.S A. II. daily at.....6:55 4. II.
Wheeling Washington, Pa,
daily at..-.-3l 10 p. n. daily at......2a p. 4.
sundays excepted Sundays excepted.
Tickets TO all principal points can be pro-
cured at the office at the Depot.
THOS. Il. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
4. T. DEvRIES, General Agent, Wheel
ng. noV5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-19
New YORK Market.
NEW YORK, December

NEW 1OEhi DecenUtI 10.
FLOUR--Market dull, and shipping
grades 5@l0c lower at S. 1906 81
for superfiue state; 6 65@7 05 fol
extra do; = 1907 Is for choce do; I q
a. SIS for fancy do; S 1906 IS iol
superfne western; 6 60@7 05 for com.
mon to medium extra western; IL
O. 70 for choice do; 7 70@S 25 fol-
common to choce white wheat western
extra. Southern flour less active and
less firm. Rye flour quiet and I'm.
changed at 4 1906 90.
WHEAT-Market dull and in buy
ers' favor; shippers insist on l@2c de-
cline; No. Chicago 81 55@l 81; No. .
NJ lwaukee SO.
RYE-Is nominal at 81 03@l 0S.
CORN-Quiet; western mixed 7Sc iu
store.
OATS-Frm at 55@56c for mixed
and 57@5Sc for white western.
PROVISIONS-The pork market
is unchanged at SIC 90 for new mess;
Is 600 for extra prime mess and Is 0O
for new prime meas. Beef is steady at
s 75@ll 90 for plain mess and II 90
OILS 90 for extra mess.
LARD-Weak at SS@8 ll-l6 for
prime steam.
COTTON-Market is heavy and &c
lower at l54c for low middling and lot
for middling upland.
WHISKY-Steady at 81 90.