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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-04-23

TIE editor Of the Y. Y Sun has re-
ceived a second invitation TO be present
at mass meeting in Philadelphia to
. d the Centennial. This time it comes
from the ladies, but like former one, is
respectfully declined on the ground that
the press is gagged in Pennsylvania. He
says:
Tue law there is such that there is
practically no freedom OF the press, and
no msn who is bold enough to publish
the truth respecting public concerus and
pnhlic men there il exempt from danger.
The i's result o. this ls that extraordI.
nary abuses prevail in almost
every sphere o. public affairs in
that State. Elections are q
farce: the administration OF justice
is sus spected; ruffisns are hired to assss
snats public officers who cauDot be
bribed; the property of the citizens is at
the mercv OF irresponsible plunder'ng
rings aud the moral- O. the people aud
the progress of society are vltlated
and checked There is nothing in this
country more painful and alarming or
more rraught with peril to the Republic
than this condition OF Pennsylvania
At snv rate it is essential that they and
all we'll meaning citizens should under
stand that until freedom OF the press is
established in Pennsylvania there is lit
tle hope of any permanent improvement
either IN the legislation. the social con-
dtioL, or the administration Of the
State
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FOREIGN.
GERM ANY.
Riot In Germany.

FRANKFoRr-oN-THE-MAiN, April 22.
"A riot occurred in this city yesterday
in opposition to the beer sellers, which
at one time threatened serious conse-
ouences. The mob attacked several
breweries and public houses, destroying
furniture and throwing liquor into the
streets. The disturbance was finally
ouelled by the military, but not until
many houses were badly damaged.
The German Beer Brewers-Serfous
R,ot-1he Military Disperses 'hs
Mob. =
The demonstration against the beer
brewers which agitsted the city yester-
day was renewed to-day. The streets
were filled with angry aud excited
mobs and their demonstrations became
30 threatening that the military were
again called out to prevent bloodshed
and preserve order. The multitude,
however, were little awed by the
presence OF the troops, and being incIt-
ed to violence by their leaders, began
40 attack upon the breweries. Sixteen
breweries were attacked and destroyed
by the mob with stones and heavy
beam. in their savage onset on
the buildings. The occupants, in
many instances, were badly injured
and barely escaped with their
lives. The civil authorities finding all
efforts to stay the riot futile abandoned
the attempt, and the troops who had
been held in readiness. thereupon
marched to the scene Of the riot The
crowd was ordered TO disperse, but re-
iu.ing 10 obey the mandate they we're
ared upon by the military. After the
firing the rioters retreated in great haste
and confusion. and fnslly dispersed.
Fourteen rioters were killed and iorty
wounded BY the fire Of the troops. The
CITY is still terribly excited this evening 8
over the events OF the day. and it is fear
ed the trouble may not yet be over
Peaceably disposed citizens have re-
mained in doors during the day, fearful
Of being implicated iu the disturbances
The ring leaders 10 the riot will probs-
bly be arrested and brought to justice
One of the frst effects OF the riots and
the demolish meot OF the breHeries has
been Q marked advance in the prics oi
bssr. a
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Money Market.
NRw YoRK. April %.

Ia the Money market there was q
hardening tendency for call loans and
some business was transacted at lilo
per diem, but the bulk OF loans was At
l>64 to l-32 Foreign Exchange was
stronger early in the day, when the
leading Bankers advanced their rates
to l0S$ for sixty days sterling, and
l09i for sight; but this advance checked
the demand and the market closed dull
and weaker. The closing business OF
the day was at 1851 for long sterling
and 1904 for sight Gold speculation
wss weak to-day and price ranged
from ll7i to !. The market WAS in-
varisbly effected by the weakening Of
exchange during the afternoon, and the
large exports Of produce from this
part for the week. the total reaching
the unusual sum OF S6,9iS,560. just
previous 10 the closing OF the room,
Gold sold freely al ll7i to and finally
closed Al ll7s. The assistant treasurer
paid out to.isy $4,000 on account OF
interest and $500 in redemption Of
$50 bonds.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Fire.

PHILADELpHIA, April 2-Shlelds
livery stable on Franklin above Parish
street, a two story brick building, vas
destroyed by fire at $50 this evening
There were forty-six horses in the stable
all Of which we're rescued, but one
vb;ch was owned by Mrs. Flishman !;
three tons OF hay and forty vehicles,the
latter owned by different parties eA-
cent four owned BY Mr.. Shield, were
DESTROYED Mr.. Shields residence, IN
the rear was damaged to the smount
of g 600 by fire and water, Lhs venl,
cles were valued at $4,000. Mr. Shield
was fully Insured in the Royal lnsur-
ance Com pany, of Liverpool and ", .ae
Fire Association, Of Philadelphia. Mr.
Shields was iu his Office when neign-
Dor discovered the fire.
Wm Jones, in leading out the horses
was seriously injured
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CINCINNATI.
The Gas strikers.

ClNoIsNArI, April 22.-But very few
OF the day men sttbe gas works have
struck, and the places Of most Of the
striking night stokers have been filled.
The strikers ask an advance of from
$3.50 per day to So, 3,00, and reduction
in the hours from II per day to 10.
Had q Hearing.
James Grace and Patrick Morrissey.
the Crispins charged with the murder OF
Michael Reardon, had hearing in
the Police Court to-dsv. The case was
laid over until the 29th instant. In
default of $4,000, each, the defendants
were committed.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
New York Marx 81.

New YORK, April 22.
FLOUR-The market is dull ;
S. 70(96 25 for super6ne State ;
6 S097 40 for extra State; 7 409
7 50 for choice dG 7 609S 25 for
fancy do; 5 7086 % for superfne ives,
tern; 75@7 s. for common to medium
extra western; 40@s % for choice do;
|S 50@lO 50 for common to
choice white wheat western extra; (;
6 85@7 40 for common 10 good shipping
brands, extra round hoop Ohio. South
err -four is steady and demand fair so
@8 Is tor common to fair; extra,
Rye -four is steady; at 4 l09 5 Is.
WHEAT-The Market is firm with
moderate demand; l 55@l 65 TOR
No. 2 spring; 7l@l Is Tor No. do;
! 70@l 80 for winter red western IS
az 90 for amber western; | 85@2 25
for white western and State, the latter
TOR fancy; No. Milwaukee IS quoted at
| 626I &C
RYE-Quiet and firm.
BARLEY-Qliet and steady.
CORN-Good request and very firm;
66@674c for new western mixed; 664@
67tc for old mixed western sfosr 64@
64tc for new mixed western in store;
67i for yellow western.
OATS-Steady with fair demand; 81
G54c for new mixed western; 53c for
old in store; 53@56 Tor white western;
50@53 for black western; 81 tor mixed
State.
PR0VISIONS-Pork market firm;
$l9 623@l9 Is Tor new mess; $l5 25M
Is 50 for extra prime; ST 5O@l9 90
for prime mess. Beet quiet and steady;
80 OO@ll Is for plain mess; $l2 OO9
l3 so for extra do. Beef hams very
quiet at $50 OO633 90. Tierce beet
st-ady; $50 00@22 % for prime mess;
$23 00625 90 for India do.
LARD-FIrm with good demand;
9bhg9 9'I6 for No ! to prime steam;
9 ll.l6093 for kettle rendered
COTTON-On spot opeus steady with
fair export demand; lSac for low mid
dlings; l9a for middling uplands.
PETROLEUM-Dull and unchang-
ed; lOc tor crude; Zoe for refined.
WHISKY-Q1iet and steady al Gle.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
The Modoc War.

SAN Francisco, April ga paper
in this city gives the following list oi
killed and wounded in the late skir-
mish With the Modocs. Private J. N.
Jones, lst cavalry; private b. P. Mea-
kins 4th artillery; private, W. Cunning
hsm, 4th artillery; Bob. A. Dalls, In,
dian; private Hsrmsu, 4tL artillery:
Harman was shot dead on the field and
scalped from across the forehead to the
nap OF the neck and from ear to ear.
The stomach was cut across and his
bowels were hanging out. Private
Consrd. l2'b infantry; the latter was
shot through the head and died on the
field. Captain Egsn, who was wound
ed on the 18th is now recovering.
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IOWA.
German Immigrants.

Sioux CRY, April PA colony OF
one hundred and fifty Germans lett
here yesterday for the settlement along
the line of the DAko,ah Southern rail-
road. They had formerly emigrated
from Germany to Odessa, but were com
PEELED 70 leave there on account OF the
severity Of the military requirement OF
the Russian Government.
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Further Developments In the Sale
Deposit Robbery-StartiinE Devei'
Opm.nts Anticipated.
PIrTsBURaa, April % On Saturday
April 5th, a box containing $4,000 and
securities WAS deposited by the cashier
of the Odd Fellows Bank, in the vaults
ofthe Safe Deposit Company of this
city. On Monday morning the 7th inst.
the box was not forthcoming when
called for. The box contained an AL
lrgheny railroad bond No. 2,ll9, for
81 900. On Tuesday the 9th inst, a
genteel looking yonug man offered that
bond for sale at the bank OF Fitch,
Otis Il Co.. No IL Hine street, New
York, and thereby hangs tale. When
the loss o the bond was discovered,
Col. Phillips, superintendent OF the Ale
legheny Valley railroad, went
to New York city in search Of
it and left a description
of it with Winslow, Lanier & 20. The
bond was traced to the brokers men,
tioued above, who stated that they pur'
chased It from q young man named G.
II. Hampton A description OF him
was obtained and the detectives put on
his track. Last light a dispatch was
received here stating that the man who
sold the bonds had been arrested. As
soon as the intelligence was received 8
select few congregrsted in the Office OF
United States District Attorney Swoope,
who drew up two intormations against
Hampton, one charging him with
larceny, the other with receiving stolen
goods They were preferred by an ex-
Mayor here, the oaths being admins
tered by Mayor Blackmore. Warrants
were at once placed in the hands Of
United States Detective Benson, -ho
slsrr ed ior New York to bring the pris-
oner here.
When the robbery was first discov-
cred two or three young meu OF high
social standing in this city, one OF them
connected with the Deposit Company
here, were suspected o. knowing more
about it than they ought to. However,
1t is only suspected 30 far, as nothing
defiu as to who committed the THEFT
has been ascertsined. The friends Of
the suspected parties, who offered
81, 1000 for the arrest Of the thief. are
making every effort to secure the ar
rest OF the guilty one, in order to release
the young men from suspicion. Great
interest is centred 10 Hampton, who is
expected TO un old a tale that will star
tie and sstonish this community; and,
by the way, it is believed by many that
on his arrival here it will be found that
his name is something else than Hsmp
ton, U. s. District Attorney Suoope
has been engaged BY the friends OF the
suspected parties. He is very reticent
in regard to the matter and will give no
one any satisfaction concerning
It. 1t is also thought that a
woman is mixed up in the affair which
only lends it additional interest. This
city is already geatly excited over
the matter. and to~morrow's develop
ment, which tits expected will astonish
every one, is awaited with anxiety.
This 10 the history OF the case 20 far
as is yet known in this section Of the
country, and the uuwritten chapters
vet to be laid before the public will
doubtless be OF q decidedly entertaining
character.
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COLUM BUS.
Railroad Law.

COLUMBUS, Ohio. April 22.-The gen.
eral law Tor incorporation Of com psuy's
which regulate the distance beyond
which said railroad may charge maxi
mum rates to S cents per ton, per mile
lor freight sud cents per mile for
passengers, from three to fifteen miles
paseed. Abill TO provide for losses caused
by Union forces ct the Morgan raid
failed TO pass.
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Cincinnati n aF Net.

CINCINNATI, April %
COTTON-Steady; middlings lSic.;
stock 10 020 bales
FLOUR-Steady; superfne 5 500
6 90; iamllv 7 5097 IS
WHEAT-Stesdy; No. 2, red win
ter 65
CORN-Firm at 42c.
OATS-35939c. for mixed.
RYE-U nchanged.
BARLEY-Firm.
HOGS-Firm; receipts 1850 head
at 5 1065 %.
PROVlSIONS-Strong; mess pork
slS SO spot 'or city; bulk meats, strong,
shoulders TIC. rib sides 81, clear sides
81; bacon shoulders II. clear rib 81 +;
clear sides lOb; sugar cured hams
firm at l3i@l6.
LARD-Stesdy; 81 for prime steam.
WHISKY-Steady at 85c.
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BROOKLYN.
River Thieves,

BaooKLYS, April % This morning
tour river thieves boarded the bark
Jemima lying at the toot OF Washing
ton street, entered the cabin where In e
wife and children OF Captain Ford were
sleeping and commenced ransacking.
Mrs. Ford awakening and seeing them,
screamed, when Captain Ford. who
vas sleeping in adjoining cabin came
out One OF the thieves presented q
pistol at his head and threatened to
blow his brains out il he made snv re-
sistance; he therefore remained quiet,
and the thieves took one hundred dol
iara worth OF jewelry and other prop
erty and then lett in Q email boat,
wishing the Captain q very good nj gnt'
A Bind Thief Arrested.
g. Hampton, arrested for having in
his possession n'ty thousand 10 liars
worth OF railroad bonds OF the Penn.
sylvania and Western companies, was
brought before Justice Hsgau this al.
ternoon, al d a representative Of Fitch
Il Co, appeared and stated that be rep
resented Col Phillips OF Pittsburgh, the
owner oil the bond The counsel fol
the prisoner contended that there was
not evidence to hold the prisoner and
the Justice cent for the District Attor'
r,'y tor consultation. II .hs meantime
II! prisoner Vss committed.
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BUFFALO.
A New EpiHOOtfc.

BROOKLYN. April pa new horse
disease has made its appearance here.
Veterinary Surgeons pronounce it the
result OF the epizootic Of last fall. 1t
attacks the animals hoofs and causes
the flesh to swell and burst, leaving
large holes and running sores. In ex-
treme cases the animal loses it's hoofs
entirely and has to be killed. A num-
Der OF Street railway and express com
psnies' horses are suffering from the
malady.,
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at'herllnq 2rai5trr.
CalIdWeii's"Caraekter."

Shtu"estb S0EoCAteEs
We fud the following in the Cnsr.
lesion Courier OF last Thursday:
CHARLEsroN, w. Va, April 4. 1873.
Hon. CHAs. T. CALDWELL: The uu.
3ersigned members OF the Senate and
House OF Delegates desire to express to
YOU their kind acknowledgements for
the noble, manly and disinterested vote
given by yourself upon the Capital
question, when before your body
April lst.
They further desire 10 say 10 you that
in their opinion. You were solely and
entirely Influenced by the best motives
for the welfare o. your State.
Very truth fully and faithfully, your
obedient servants,
r. Hume Butcher, J. w. Shirley;
G. II. Morrison, J. F. johnson, John j
Thompson, George Deaver, jr., B c,
vinson, R Monroe, NJ Triplett.
George Crow, John Hinchmsn, WIN.
II Snider, J NJ Ferguson, NJ. G. Tot
Ten, W. 8. Laidlry, w. L Bridges, Geo
r. C. Floyd, B P. Clendenen. William
Price, VIM. II Hudson, Madison Hive
", B. Short, A. J. Barrett. Of the
House
A. E. Summers, Geo j. Walker, E.
Vawter, R Sherrard, Winston Shell
ton, n NJ. Dickinson, w E WiIkin.
-ou. |. E Mcdonald, K. G Gustou,
J Ohm w. Grsnthsm, Of the Senate.
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BOSTON,.
C0l0red Meeting.

BosroN, April pa public meet
ing OF colored citizens was held here
to-day to protest against the recent
massacre OF colored men at Grant par
ish, La, Several speeches were made
and resolutions adopted, demanding at
the hands OF the government the pro-
lection OF that race which served the
government 80 well on the bloody battle
fields OF the late war A oopv of the
proceedings has been sent to President
Grant.
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LIBRARY GIFT CONCERT
Ninety Days Postponement.
AFULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500,OOO In Bark to Pay Gifts.
10, 900 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for only $40.
Ninety Days Postponement.
A FULL DRAWING CERTAIN.
$500, 900 In Bark to Pay Gifts.

Enough Of the 100, % tichets Issued for the
THIRD GRAND GIFT COSCER 1 aid OF the
Public Library Of kentucky, having bHen
sold TO insure "a full drawing, and the wish
having been universally EXPIRE assd that
tue 1000 cash gifts Cffsred should he drawn
IN fuli aud paid IN iuil with out any scaling
down, Us heretofore, the management,with
the concurrence Oi the trustees, have de-
termined TO allow ninev days NOR for the
sale OF the Temna Mt o. tickets lett on hand.
The concert and dist ~iOution ADVERT, ,ed for
April II theI efore p Dstponed 20 Tuesday,
July 3, 1873. on which day. and no other.
they will positively aud nnquivocally take
place in Public Library Hal, Louisv Ne, Ky.
At tnis grand concert the following cash
gifts will be distributed by lot ant paid In
lull 10 the ticket holders VINO draw them:
LIST or gifts
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RIVER NEWS.

LOUISVILLE, April 22-River falling
SLOWLY with 10 feet inch in channel
and feet l inch in falls. Weather
fair and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, April 22-River falling
weather cool.
PITTSBURGH, April 22.-River sta-
tionsry with 7 feet 9 inches; weather
cloudy with rain.
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SPAIN.
The Cariist Insurrect ton.

MADRID, April 22.-The information
received here states that Ferrsdes is
being subjected to siege by the Csrlists
who are attacking the town in large
force. The Carlists having invested the
city Of Figuereas, the inhabitants Of
Lsjunguers have gone to the assistance
OF the Acade OF that city, to streng-
then the garrison and assist in defeat
ing the Insurge ents.
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PORTLAND.
Imports at Portland

Imports at Portland
PORTLAND, Maine A pril 22-The i'm"
ports TOR the year 1872 at this point
exceeded exports to the value of 81 252,
1923 an increase Of 100000 over the
excess of 1871 total amount OF sugar
imported during 1872 was II 483 hogs
heads lO,l57 bags and l,l27 boxes
being something less than the amount
imported during the year previous.
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Total. l0.OOO Gifts. ali Cash.......

Total, 1000 GIFTS, ali Cash.
The money To pay all thee gift in Iull .
now on deposi In the Farmers Drovsu'
Bank, OF ofLOu'sville, and set aside for that
purpos ., and can only be used for that pnr-
pose, az will be .een by the following certi.
fioate oft cashier:
UFFICE OF FARMERS AND DRovERs BANK,
oUIsvfLLE. KY, April 7, 1873, !
This ~ To ceI THY that there II In the
Farm"rsand Drover-' Sank TO the the credit
Of the Third Grand Git concert, for the
beu eff of the Public Library OF kentucky,
nve hundred tlodsand dollars, which has
been set apart by the MANAGERS 10 pay the
giftsin IN !, aud will be held by the bank
and paid out Tor This purpose and this pur-
pose only.
R.s. vEECH, Cashier.
The party, therefore, who holds the tick.
et drawing the capital gin viii ge' 500 90
IN gr senbscks, and 20 for the $1,000 gift, the
SIS 900, the $4,000, the 5000, the 500 and
all the other gifts, l0yuJOin number smonnt
ing TO 10000.
The remnant Of unso'd tickets will be
furnished To those who first apply (orders
accompan ed by the money always having
preference over sgen ! at the following
prices Whole tickets, tl0; halves, y; and
quarters 81 20. II whole tickets for flOO, g
TOR so, lib 10" u " snd 535 Tor SOOU. No
d dsoDuHt on less than 500 worth At time.
The concert aud distribution Of gifts will
begin st . O'Clock on Tuesd4y morning,
July g. in onDlic Library Hall, and he fol.
lrw ng will be the ord r Of proceedings: bt.
Music by orchestra band. "a. Placing ~ tags
lone for each ticket sold) I'm large wheel.
81. Placing OF gifts in small wheel 5th
Music by orchestra band. 5th. Explanato-
ry remarks y resident. 9Th. IraHing nf
frst bsIf OF gifts 7th. Music by orchestra
hand. 5th Drawing OF act n 1f Of gifts.
9Th. Placing OF large wheel with tags in
hands ofcommittee appointed by audience
10Th. orsnd orchestra concert.
The music on this gr ana occasion Will be
the best that ean be procured. and the gem
ilemen who count and place the ta1s snd
giits In the vn.els and superinteDd the
drawing aud Keep the record Of the drawn
mum Ders will be chosen from the best
known and most trust wori by citizens Of
toe state. All will be 20 cond ustet AZ 70 be
a perfect guaranty against complaint from
any Jus sGurce.
The pay yment OF gifts will begin on satur-
day, July IL, al Q O'Clock A. n. Tickets draw
ing gifts must De presented at room No.
PuDlic Library Building, where cash checks
upon the Farmers and Droysrs' Bank, Of
Louisville, or sighI d, ats upon The Four b
National Bank OF New York, al the option
of the holder. viii be given for the tickets
All gifts not ca lied for In months rom the
drawing will be turned over 70 the Pubic
Library fund.
For full particulars send for circular.
fHOs. Il. BRAMLErTE,
Agent Public Library entrcky.
LOUISVILLE, kY.
j. ". 4. RODGEks Axens,
iVS aarkss 10.
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, April %.
FLOUR-Quiet.
WHEAT-Insctive and no sales.
CORN-Advsncing; high mixed 45G
low mixed 43S no grade 44c
OATS-Firm and Q shade better;
No 2 37f93sf
PORK-Advanced to $l7 90 for
msss. l
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FRANCE.
Execution or Arabs.

PARIS, April 22-Dispatches from
Algeria state, four ARABIA who lately
revol,ed against the government were
publicly executed in Constantine.
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ROW Z
The Pope Restored 20 Health.

the Pope KFstOFed 70 HenIth.
ROME, April 22.-His holiness. the
Pope to day received the Portugal AM
bassador who presented his congrstu-
lstions on the Pope's restoration to
health
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GAS TORIA.

A sUBsTITUrs Foa CASTOR OIL
"A IL u pie 1t - ths txsss aad acts
ROM pity. 70. - 6y
I.a LOAN. LIFT 4 co.
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Save Your Horses.

THE SEASON ~ AT HASD wHES
i your stock requires particular attention.
To purify the DlDOI, anJ InD OugbIy
cleanse ths system of all hu uo7s ami dTrYs
o. the bts horss disease, there j. nothing
equal 70 the
FRENCH CONDITION POWDER.
Bold wholesale and retsiI by
LU3AS, LIsT A %
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DR. J. BALL 4 CO.,
OCU LIST,

No. VI Liberty street, New YORK.
r.. o. Box s5..
We would refer our readers To Elder NJ.
Shook, who has seen our Patent Eye Cups
tried In many cases during his travel,
through Michigan, with perfect succ.ss Ia
restoring the eye-sight.
II" VIII always be pleased TO tell the aiiiloi'
ed what he knows about tie Patent fJU
Cups, on theiI addressing him,
lid. N. SSUOK, Jackson, Mich.
Dr. ]. BALL a o., 4. -. Box al,
NOBl Liberty street. New YORK.
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T.. B. i

CsOR PURiTl ECoSoNY AND CON-
T. yenisnce, there n nothing like the
Excelsior Baking Powder.
Biscults- kolls, Gri,idis Cakss and Pui-
ding. Dough, are made liSLG, crisp ana
whole ONE.
Ask your Grocer for II, and take no Other.
Bold by LOGAN. Lisr d ~. sud by
dealers everywhere.