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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-30
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CINCINNATI. January 29.-Cotton-
Quiet; 154c, Flour-Quiet and unchape.
ed. Wheat-Dull; 81 45a1 50. Corn
Quiet; 60Aelc. Oats-Fair demand And
firm; 44a6Sc. Rye-Firm; 95c. Barley
Scarce and firm; fall 81 Goal 05. Oil
Unchanged. Eggs Unchanged. But
ter and Cheese-Firm. Proyisfons-Ouiei
and little doing. Mess Pork NomiSally
$l6 60al6 70. Lard-Fair demand
steam 9a9 l'16c; kettle 9ts9t. Bulk Meat
Dull, buyers demand concessions which
sellers refuse, asking for shoulders 8tc;
clear NIB 7faac; clear sfaStc. Bacon
Quiet shoulders zee; clear rib &c; clearer
s9tc: Hogs-actlve and. firmly held at
% 65; heavy IS 75a5 90; receipts 3 8l5;
shipments 1888. Whisky-active at q
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Chicago market.

CHICAGO. Jan. 29.-Flour-Dull and
prices nominal; a few sales on private
terms Wheat-Dull and prices have
declined; No. l spring 81 90; No. 2 spring
q 2st, cash; 81 22s seller February;
81 25s seller March; No. 8 spring 81 ID
rejected 81 90. Uorn-Quiet and un.
changed; No, 2 mixed 5Sc seller Febru.
ary; 59lc seller March; Coo seller May;
No. 2 new mixed 514c; rejected old 64c;;
new 491a60c. Oats-Dull and prices a
shade lower; No. Q 42Ac cash; 4Sic seller
March; rejected SStc. Rye-Steady; No.
2 90a82c. Barley-Demand fair and
market firm; No. 3 fall 81 67a1 10; No. 8
spring 81 43a1 SO. Dressed Hogs
Closed frmer at 80 45a6 so for heavy
and light rates. Mess Pork-$14 3Oa
IA S5, cash or February; ga rs March.
Lard-Steady at 50 25 cash; 80 80 seller
February; 50 IS seller March. Bulk
Meats-steady; shoulders 5sc; short rib
middles 79c; short clear middles Sc, all
loose, spot. Green Meats-Shoulders
&c; hams 0ic for 16lb averages. Wits.
ky-Quiet and weak at 97c.
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WEARY or LIrR. b
Rm. Lipplnco1t Attemp,s suicide.

--sEfAaSSss AASSSAAfto ANASsNSs
"Wednesday evening about 8 O'clock
William Lippincott shot himself b the
head with revolver at the house Of his
tather.in.law, G. W. Nichols, who lives
about half amile northeast oil Mt. Wood
Cemetery. The particulars oil the affair
are substantially as follows
Lippincolt q twenty. five years old, and
q painter bySrSde. Ten years ago no
married daughter Of Nichols, and short.
" afterward removed with his wife 10
Notwalk, Ohio, where they resided for
several years. Here he tell into intern
perate habits, and two years ago his wife
left him and returned to her fathers house.
Lippincott went South, and did not re-
turn until a few weeks ago, since which
time he has been in the city. Hehas been
drinking hard lately, and several times
visited his wife. r...5
On Wednesday evening he went 10
Nichols house In an intoxicated condi,
ton. BE met his vile In the hall, and
after kissing his two children handed her
letter in which he declared his intention
TO kill himself She ran to an adjoining
room to alarm the family, when the re-
port Of pistol was heard, and upon re-
turning to the hall her husband was
found upon the floor with a bullet hole In
bis forehead and revolver in his right
hand.
The unfortunate man evidently leaned
his head forward and held the pistol
downward when he fred, as the bullet
perforated his skull about two inches
above his nose, and glahctng downward
and backward lodged somewhere be-
tween his eyes.
Dr.. Frlssell was hastily summoned, and
rendered all the surgical aid possible,
Lippihcott was thoroughly conscious, and
conversed intelligently, His condition
yesterday was without change. The
wound is a very serious one, and 1t is i'm
possible at present to say whether he will
recover or not. Although he lies in q
precarious state, the chances are that the
wound viii not prove fatal. ~
81 T o q I'd
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Police CouRT.-His Honor, Judge
Cranmer, disposed of the following bust
ness yesterday morning:
Six boys were charged with commit
ting an assault and battery upon William
Nottermanu, a Waterman at the South
Wheeling Glass Works. James Howard
and Samuel Hermon were fined $5 dollars
and costs each, Michael Owens, Michael
shortley and Patrick Glblen 50 and costs
each, and Thomas Owens, because Of his
youth, dismissed upon payment Of costs.
A boy named Patrick Hoe was charged
with behaving rudely ct the English Lu-
theran Church during service. Owing to
his youth, the. casewas dismissed upon
payment Of costs. go
L "A rule, retunable this morning, was is.
aued against James Branum, Tor failing
TO appear as a witness in Hoes case.
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GRAND LODGE KNIGHTS OF PYrH1As.
The Grand Lodge K. Of P. Of West Viz.
ginia met at Grafton on Tuesday last, and
was In session two days. twenty-five
Lodges were represented. There are at
present 1866 members in the State, a gain
Of more than 800 over last year. Some
much needed and good legislation was
had.
Theiollowlng is a list OF Grand Officers
elected for next year: ]. st. ]. Clsrkson,
g. Y. p; Msner jenkins, G.. G.; E. W,
Garfield. G. V. O.; ]. Rufus Smith, G. R.
and G. s.; John F. Smith, Middleway, G.
B.; Charles W. smoot, G. Representative;
J.H. Stout, 9. G ). j. E. Stuck, G:J. s.;
F. 9. Lynch, G. o. g..
The time Of meeting was changed from
January to the second Tuesday ofNovem.
Der in each year. Wheeling was selected
as the place for holding the next session,
and the Grand Lodge viii convene here
next November. E7t('EG .,s>
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Toledo Market.

ToLEno, Jan. 90. -Flour-oulet and
unchanged. Wheat Quiet; No. / white
Michigan 81 So; amber, seller February,
u 40. No, 1 red 81 So; No. 3 do 81 AZ.
Oorn-Dull and prices q shade lower;
high mixed, seller April, 7Ocs seller May
7l1c; new CSC; low, mixed este; no grade
new &c. oAts-Quiet and unchanged
Dressed Hogs-Flrm; SO 90. Glover
seed-Dull; S. 10; mammoth $5 40. - =
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New York Dry Goods Aiarke,

NEW YoRK, Jan. ,29.-There is q more
active movement In all description OF sta.
pie and fancy goods from first hand, but
the jobbing trade continues quiet. Got.
ton goods strong with an upward tenden.
cy on fine brown sheeting, Atlantics A
and d sheetlng, severally, 12ia12c, agents
have no stock. Appleton and Indian
Head sheeting and other makes scarce,
Prints moving freely and woolens more
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The river was rising slightly yesterday
afternoon, and at o'clock the marks in
dictated 10 feet 8 inches.
The Courier had very good trip for
Parkersburg.
The Exchange, from Pittsburgh, left
for Cincinnati at 10 o'clock. She took on
200 kegs of nails at the Riverside Mill. ,
The Rankin, from Pittsburgh, departed
for Matamoras at 81. NJ. with q light trip
Towboat Tom Dodsworth passed up
with empty barges. 4. 81 "
The Rankin will be at the wharf this
morning, and leaves for Pittsburgh at {
o'clock.
The Express is the II o'clock packet
for Parkersburg this morning.
The Hudson Is due from Cincinnati a,
noon to-day. I&E, a
The steubenville, suntlsh and Bellaire
packets arrived and departed on time.
John F. Blake, of the Julia, was mar
ried on Tuesday in Canton, Ohio, to Miss
Lille, daughter Of the late Capt. Myers,
Of Stark county, Ohio.
EBy Telegraph q
EVANSVILLE, IND, Jan. 29.-The river
has risen l foot during the past twenty.
four hours. Port list up-Arkansas Belle,
Fanny, Robert, Il. 8. Turner and Mary
Ament. Down = Pat Rogers, Morning
Star and Sam J. Hale and barges, gem
orally with good trips. Weather cloudy.
Mercury SO. Business fair.
CAIRO, January 29.-Arrived-Grand
Tower, 81. Louis. River has risen 10
inches. Weather clear. Mercury 81.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20.-River Is rising,
with 8 feet and inches in the channel.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29.-River SO feet @
inches and falling. Arrived-Arlington
from Memphis. Departed-IroRside for
New Orleans, James D. Parker for Mem.
phis. s'5ts fsSs ils7 n fs2s " m
LoU1sv1LLE, Jan. 29.-River receedipe
with II feet 2 inches in canal and 8 ieeti
2 inches In Indian pass ct 6 pm. There
Is still plenty Of water on the falls for as
cending and descending boats. Arrived
=, SASAAPooA Oonut nSu SluCluuhtlS Ar
lington, Memphis; Lawrence, Nashville;
Messenger and barges, Pittsburgh. De-
parted-Thompson Dean, New 0rleaps;
Arlington and Lawrence, Cincinnati; Al
legheny Belle and .barges, New Orleans;
Messenger, st. Louis. The following tow
boats have arrived from Pittsburgh since
last report: D. B. Ward, Sam Miller,
Panther, BoGz, and John Gilmore. All
got their tows over the falls safely.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 29.-Arrived-Belle Of
Memphis and City oil Vicksburgh, from
Memphis; johnson, Keokuk. Departed
Julia, for Vicksburg; Imperial and barges
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans; Laura Ds.
Wis, Nashville. River falling slowly, but
most of o the upper streams are rising
again. The Illinois Is out of its banks AZ
Peru and Lasalle. Weather mild. Cant,
Conley has been engaged 10 proceed
along the river banks and search for the
body Of Capt. Ed. Dix, who Is suspected
OF having drowned himself. The Impe.
rial and barges took over 1000 bushels Of
grain, besides other freight.
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AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICE,
Christian Hess, Merchant Tailor, in order
to make room for his spring stock, offerl
his entire assortment Of elegant goods al
greatly reduced prices. Mr.. Hess stock
comprises everything in his line of the
best quality. He employs competent
workmen, and all orders are filled
promptly and with satisfaction. Call and
be satisfied.
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Philadelphia AIarket.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29-Petroleum-
Quiet and steady; crude l0ta10ac. Flour
-Firmer; superine IS IS; extra SO 25a
70; State, Ohio and Indiana extra fam
lily 81 60a9 26. Wheat-Quiet and steady;
red 81 coal 65; white 81 76a1 90. Rye
s5a96c, Corn-Lowef; yellow new 79a
as0c; white $50. 0ats-Dull; new white
66aeoei mixed 65a66c. Whisky-$l 90.
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HELD IN 500 EAcH.-six boys, named
Michael Owens, Thomas Owens, Michael
shortley, James Howard, Patrick Giblen
and Samuel hermon, were before Squire
schultz yesterday charged withdrawing q
disturbance at the South Wheeling Glass
works. They were held in 800 each to
keep the peace for one year.
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ToTHR PUBLic-All persons wishing
warrsntable Shoes and best Philadelphia
make, go where you can get q proper flL
! have prepared myself with different
width Of last, SO that most any kind OF q
loot can be properly enclosed. Jerry
Clemens, cor. Main and 18th streets.
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To.Nronr onARtRY sHAY's TRourR.-..

IU'NIuHT UHARhE4 E1HA4H IH0UfB.-
At the Opera House this evening win up.
pear for the first time this season Charley
shayb Colossal Travelling Troupe. Their
stay Is positively limited 10 This evenings
performance, the matinee tomorrow,
and tomorrow, nights entertainment.
This troupe has been highly successful In
delighting the audiences that have wit.
messed their performances in the various
cities, and they Will present their very
best attractions OF the Opera House to.
night and during their stay here: ,seaiS
can now be secured at the Opera House
box office. =.
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ATTEMPr TO KI1L.-Mrs. Thos. Dor.
sey, who lives in North Wheeling, yester.
day swore out q warrant before Squire
Phillips charging aman named Nau with
attempting to kill her. Nau gave bond
In 800 to appear for examination at the
office oil the Justice at2 P. N. Saturday,
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BuRshARE.-During Wednesday nigh,
the drugstore Of Messrs. Brentlineer 3
Derry, on Market street above 18th, was
entered and several dollars In small
change taken from the money drawer.
Entrance was effected by knocking of a
ooardnailed on the inside Of door In the
rear where q large light of glass addison
broken. "a - NJ
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ENGLISH oAr1TAInTs. Ia party Of
English capitalists, who have been travel.
ing over the B. &. o. Railroad by invita-
ton Of President Garrett, were expected
to arrive at Bellaire yesterday. They
will probably visit the mills and other
manufactures in our city to-day. IL
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A SPLENDID ORGAN for . School or
Church, having Octave Coupler and Sub.
Bass, very powerful in tone, may be had
at bargain at shelb's Music Store, 18th
street above Market Price $le5; regular
price $3.50. q G9&.VIa -: 2
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GONE TO LITTLE WAsH1NaToN.-Char.
ley Shay's"Q uincuplexal Troupe" arrived
in the city yesterday, and departed for
Little Washington, where they were to
show last night. They will return to the
city to-day and appear at the Opera
House tonight.
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Allegheny Live stock Market.

EAsT LIBERTY, Jan. 29.-CATT1R-
Arrivals 50 care; best 90 10; medium S5 OF
to 8 ST.; common 81 so to 8 90. ~
HoGs.-Arriyals % cars; beat PhilaGel.
phiA $3.50 TO 9 20; Workers. S5 90 TO 8 90
sHRRP.-Arrivals II care; best IS so tc
800; medium a rs to 8 90; common $8 OC
to 400.
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DECISION RENDERED.-'squire McCor.
mick yesterday decided in the case Of
Mrs. Fleming sgainst William Mossburg
that the defendant give bond in the sum
Of $500 to keep the peace for one year,
and pay the costs of the case, amounting
to about 81. A .EL.kLirAe-.- !.
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Soon TO LRcTuRE.-We understand
that Miss sallie Meholin, well known in
connection with our public schools, will
shortly deliver her lecture called (which"
in this city. Miss Meholin Is earning
quite reputation upon the rostrum.
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ABus1No a WoMAN.-A man named
Nau made information before Squire
Phillips in the First Ward, Wednesday
evening, charging Thos. Dorsey, with
abusing Mrs. Nau. Dorsey was required
to give security in the sum Of 800 to
keep the peace for six months.
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THE FIRE LAST N1GHT.-Exactly Of IL
O'clock last night an alarm Of fire was
sounded from the Sixth Ward bell, and
ina few moments all the bells in the city
were ringing. The alarm was caused blythe
burning Of Gsmall portion Of the roof Of
the repair chop Of the B, s. Q. Machine
shops. The FIRE was extiIguiahed in d
short time, and the damage Is slight
The origin Of the FIRE 10 unknown.
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s DRAD:-=Capt William Morgan, well
known as a glass manufacturer, and of
late connected with the National Glass
Works, Of Bellaire, died yesterday morn.
Ing athiS residence, of typhoid pneumo-
mia, He was tifty.six years old.
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FINE CATTLE.-Mr. Peter Zoeckler, Of
North Wheeling, Wednesday purchased Of
Aaron Kelly ten very fine cattle. They
were raised BY NJ, Kelly. The lmeit
will be on sale at stall No. So, Second
Ward Market, Saturday morning.
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RARE CHANCE
FOR THE HEAD &FEEr.

Ladies' fine KID Sxsdl Caters
reduced from 1925 to S1.9O.
Ladies' fine Rid Foxed GaiterS
reduced from $3.50. to 81. go.
Ladies' fine Oil Pebble Balm0.
rails reduced from 49, 5 to al.
80. Ladies' fine r edible Morocco
Balm0rals reduced from $3.50
to 1926. Mems half double sole
hob rob, nailed lS1 ed lBFSge y! reduced
the rest Of my large stock Of
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
will be sold at a prOp0rtiOnate
reduction for cash.
1T. STONE,
Sis NAM ST. Opposite 6fna Rouss.
lHp L FfFa M#E = aaa.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT MADE by get.
ting your goods at the closing out Of the
entire winter stock Of Dry Goods by ].
W. FERRE1, Main and eOth streets, Cen.
ire Wheeling.
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TRY IE.-At Allentown, Pa, the plan
Of making tramps sweep crossings in the
morning for the previous nights lodging
is said to work well. Why not try 1t on
here? HH VsTH gIt.s sr-.,
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Tennessee, new, 81 n. Larolina, new, IS
sToEs, Opened strong, especially in
low priced shares, soon became weak and
declined ia1t In Lake Shore, with consid.
cradle pressure to sell. In the later board
further decline Of was established and
the market continued weak Thelowest
prices Of the day at the close OF theprinci.
pal dealings was In Lake Shore, New
York Central, Northwestern, Union Pa
Clac, Pacific Mail, and Western Union. The
exceptions TO the general decline was in
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, Panama
and Michigan Central, which showed
sllght Improvement Sales between 10
and 2 o'clock were l72pOO shares, OF
which $4,000 were Western Union, 10000
Union Pacific, 1900 Wabash, 1900 Pa.
cifc Mail, 5000 New York Central, A.
600 Lake Shore, $500 st. Paul, 1900
Erie, 1000 Atlantic and Pacific preferred.
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Baltimore Cattle Market,

BALTIMORE, January 29.-CArrIR-
Dull; 4aic lower; very best on sale 10. day
54a6ic; that generally rated first quality
4is5sc; medium or good fair quality IA
4ic: receipts 9,2S8; sales 1875.
Hods.good demand and firm; 7fas4c;
receipts 7,1G4.
sHREp-Dull with q downward ten
dency; sales at "a 0Oa7 90; receipts 3,199.
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"LARD FIRMER," says market reports.
1t generally is in cold weather.
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In TowN.-Hon. Caleb Boggess, Of
Clarksburg, was in town yesterday, stop
ping at the Mcclure House.
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THH mud was shoyeled of Of the street
railway on the Island yesterday-the first
time the rails have been exposed during
the winter. 80. 3# ,s.irl.. .-.tr
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WH1TT1RR's BARRFooTED Boy lives
ON Water street. he can be seen about
the wharf almost any cold day. y .
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Jusr received and for sale a large lot Of
Wool Blankets at whatever they will
bring. Come and supply yourselves-they
must be sold. ]. w. Ferret, Centre
Wheeling.
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YESTERDAY was observed as day o
prayer for the youth in the course Of edu
cation, aN -
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A SPECIAL meeting OF the Board Of
Education will be held on Monday morn,
Ing. s'lr.y Ia raF %.
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The chronic GROWERS already predict
an entire failure OF the fruit crop.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, Jan. 2o.-Wheat--Dull
bot unchanged. Corn Quiet and steady
sales new low mixed 66c; old mixed I'M
changed. Oats-Steady and unchanged.
Petrolegm-Firm, good demand, and I'M
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TIE weather is as tickle as woman,
but not half so pleasing.
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The beautiful moonlight last night dc
not attract many people out doors.
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To SAVE money in bleached and brown
muslins go to ]. W. Ferrers.
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You will find the cheapest and best as.
sortment OF Dry Goods, Carpets, on
Cloths, &c, in the city, at John Roemer's.
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TIISH-
e NsE Naeksrol, Goldfish, Labrador Herring
List, DAVENPORT = PARKs,
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EXTRA Fine Singing Birds Tor Sale at
Q. Q. Genther's, 90s Market street.
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FoR the most beautiful style prints GO
to ]. w. Ferrel's, Centre Wheeling:
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For R. s. R. Crown Brand Shoes, ex.
elusive sale, go to Jerry Clemens.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TIL, EGPAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and stock Market.
NEW York. January 29.-MoNRY-
Easy Of 8 per cent. Custom receipts,
$26l 900. The Treasury disbursed $685.
900. ....J4.s .s.sas ..
STERLING ExcnANoE-Dull; $4s3ia
4S4 for 90 days, and $4s7a4s7i Tor sight.
GOLD - Ranged 111ta111s. Carrying
rates 3sO per cent. Clearings, $4,000, 900.
GovERNMENTs-Qulet and steady.
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surely and elIectually control them. The tc'.
tinony OF our best citizens of oil classes, cs.
tabliSheS the faet, TINT CHERRI PEctoltIL
will md does relieve and cure tie affecting
disorders Of the Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. Tho most dangerous atltc.
lions Of the Pulmonary Organs yielq TO il,
power; and cases Of cOnsiiInpll cured
by this preparation, are publicly Known, 80
remarkable as hardly to,be believed, were
they not proven beyond disputeO As rem.
edY L Is adequate, On which the public may
rely Eor full protection. BY euTipg Coughs,
the forornnners Of more serious disease, Ii
saves unnunbered lives, and m amount Of
suffering not to be Computed. II challenges
trial3 and convinees the most sceptical
Every family should keep IL on hand aS .
protection against the carly and unperceiycl
attacks Of Pulmonary Affections, which are
easily met Of first, but which become inc,irA.
bic, and too olien fatal, Il neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; and Il Is unwtso to
DO without Il. As safeguard to children,
amid the distressing diseases which heSet the
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERRY
PECToRAL Is invaluablcs for, by It's timely
use, multitndes are rescued from premature
graves, and saved to the love and affection
centred on them. Il nets speedily and surely
against ordinary colds, securing sound and
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