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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,(
RICHMOND, VA. July 3, 1874.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
l. THIS BANK have declared dividend Of nve
per cent out of the profits of the last six MONTHS
free from all taxes. W. K. QUARLES,
iy t2t Cashier,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06

III FLOATING SOAP FOR THE BATH.
manufactured by Colgate & Co. Price SOC. for
box Of three cakes. or zoe. for single cake.
CoLGATE'S LAVENDER WATER reduced to
roc. per bottle:
per bottle;
COLGATE'S HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS
soc. per bottle;
COLGATE'S TOILET and LAUNDRY SOAP
very cheap at
LEVY BROTHERS..
A large assortment of FANS and FAN CHAINS.
~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06

~ DRESS GOODS,
DRESS GOODS
DRESS GOODS
will DC sold
will re sold
will be sold
AT REDUCED PRICES,
AT REDUCED PRICES,
At REDUCED PRICES,
At LEVY BROTEERS',
At LEVY BROTHERS.,
jy4 At LEVY BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06

W. MARSEtLLES QUILTS,
HONEY-CoMB DULLES.
CROCHET QUILTS,
BRIDAL QUILTS,
ALEXANDRIA QUILTS, rs
LEVY BROTHERS,.
Try COLGATE'S BATH SOAP. IL floats on the
water. iy4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06
COURT ORDERS.

Sign: LONG FLAG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-06
CLOTHING.

EOR SUMNER WEAR! IA
, 1874-11-09

Il WAS learned BY a TRIBUNE reporter laat
night that q man who accompanied Gus Lco, the
Barnum circus clown, when tho lattor was stub
bed by negro Friday night in low dive at 156
Fourth avenue. had also received WOUNDS from the
razor so desperately WELDED BY tho African, and
had since died in a house On the Moth Sidc. at
tho time Of the ARRAY all tho parties lied from
tho promises. and tho police wore unable to OBJ
tain any information as to tho negro who did tho
cutting. Loo drove oif in a carriage with his
companion Immediately after the occur
ronce. Tho whereabouts of the re-
ported dcceased party could not ba
ascortained, aud it Is thought that tho negro
has loft the city. Tho police are engaged III i
search for all the parties connected with tic NJ
fair. The name Of tho supposed murdered man
has not boeu learned. Lee'H wounds aro not
dangerous.
, 1874-11-09

4 dispatch from Glasgow to the London
S!aadafd, dated oe.. q, says; The steam
ship Chuaal. G5s tons: Capt. Jolason,, which
iust., Ind her machinery disabled while passing
out Of tho chauuol, md Wis obliged to put into
port on tue coast of ireland. Yesterday sho
WAS on her way baoA to the Clyde for repairs,
but WAS oyertaken by the storm curly this morn
ing, and, being unable to nontend With tile
gallo, waH run for ArlroAsan Harbor. Whilo
oudeayoring to take the harbor she was dashed
ol tho Ortnan Rock. about fifty yards FROM
tho plor hcad, and almost Immediately purted IN
two. Tho Grew, nnnbeling fifty.ona souls all
told, were thus loft to batllo with the waveH,
and sad to tell, although they we're 80 loar tho
shoto, tharo was uo onoctual means for their
rescna. When she struck, the fore part Of tho
vessel, with nuuaer Of tue crow Oh hoard,
tloated in tue old harhor, and tho stern half sank,
tIg wont to the assistance Of the crow.
rescued nino. There WAS worry distressing
sceno Witnessed In connection with ths
sttempt to save Capt. Johnston aud
wore lar!,ed to q limo thrown from tho tug, but
1t MAS found impossible to haul tlela Oh board,
aud Capt. JohnHton cut hilnao!f FREQ; ttlU tw,l
lsl!os woro thon hauled OIL board, but no effort
that could bo put forth could enabo those OIL
Of rouuh and drowned. Tho Captains cAlldtun
wsro also rescued. The tug, atsor bringing to
tho shore Tho nine thus takon oil the wreck,
towod out tho tlfe.boat the crew Of wheli
could with tho greatest difficulty mike hoadway
aganas tue storm, and, pulling round to tho
weather sido at tue wruck, y number moro woro
taken OF. Others were al6o sayod from tho pior
Aoll The rock on Which tue ship atrucA III
about 200 yarlu from tho lighthouse pior, mud
throo of tho Glow Aoated Tint dlatauoo op pieyoa
Of tue wreck, aud wcro hauod % to the piar by
the Captain. OF thu Nowry TAteo others also
toatol Close to the pier, but Wera btYopt AWAY
egain, and dsounod. The steward stripped him.
, 1874-11-09

blood On either hand. except whore the left hand
laY on tho body, md tho biood lad run down tho
clothing under 1t, nor WAS tho clothing dlBhr-
ranged, but lay nicely disposed al0tst the boily.
At lilo pool Of blood thoro srero homo twga bro
ken OF from tho surrounding bushes, nnd tho
testimony of Witnchaea TN tho trial waa that they
looIso nj though n man Ind ,,aod tllom to w1po
wadB woro found OIL tho ground.
hut nov colitos tho inuat remarkable fact IN
connection with tho trial. EIary Liulou consos
OH The stai,d and anieB in toto tho truth Of her.
own teHtlu,ony boforo the CoroncrB Jury, Bnylt,g
that slo gavo u tlndor four Of her fatller, and
tint lo Ind told her to awear as Bha did. On
her examination bef0ro tho court, sllo testified
to continued 1naltroas1nont of hor mother hy
B'r father, and that ut one timo o Ind told hor
Ilothos, u hor rrese,ce, that either i,or life or
hiB wouIil liaYo to bo awful Hlort, or that l'o
would tako fearful Vengeance. at another
tt,nn, her mother, having Huen him pilng up
brush outside. threw lcruolf at his feot when
llo cAsno Into the 1lOuHe, bcBcechng him not to
burn her, but II ho meant to kill hcr. to cut her
throat. Tho dofouao nttonpled to show that
Mrs. Lintlon Was it.sano, and Tint, In 1T Of in
effort was n,uto to hroak down tho girls tosti-
mony. at1o laing crOss.exntnined for ax hours.
int It was all In vain. Sho il ono Of tho most
Intelligent girls for her ago Tint your c0rre-
Bpondenl avrr snw. Not onco, tn all tho c1-
animation. did clio hesitate, proyaricato, Or croHs
Irrself.
Tho trial commenced ono weok ago Inst
couuty cn Snll find. autl continued until fttto
aftorllnou on last Saturdav. Judge aidd,ngs
completed hiH charEo at Q o'clock, tho Jury re-
lii cd to tt,nit tooln aud returned at o'clock
with verdict Of guilty Of murder In tho frat
1pgrao.
, 1874-11-09

LxwayHcE, Kan., Nor. s, 1875.
70 tie EHftor Ct The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: have this day read, 10 your paper, tho
letter OF 7. ". Giles, Eaq., Of Topeka, ono Of
her Oldest and mort prominent citlzons. and q
gentleman Of tho corroctnesa OF wllcBo iuig-
mont, after M association Of several years with
him OIL tue Board Of negonts OF the University
of Kansas, I entertain n worry high optnics.
hoartlly concur with him in tho Insertion that
Kansas should not DO published as commu-
nifty Of paupers, and dependent on the worlds
charity" Benevolent persons. West and East,
shou9d not be imposed upon bv Irresponsible
beggara. havo no doubt this State cat. and
will talc caro- Of those Of her people who need
hor care. II sho cannot, Hho will not hesitate to
ask. and will furnish thoso who sock your MD
with suitable aud satisfactory crcaeDtia!s Re-
specsfully, Wh. O. TEsaIY.
, 1874-11-09

AtplnATkhHlG lAAXuEE
onn of the nooat rnmarknb1o casos in the
aSs,. ~ ~; e...n b. 3,,at ,,osoa in
1uu"!e u o1t.ae ~ 'uas esa'o nas -. ~
,nts paee. Mnnfoe L,na9n ana mlae ana usu"
In this county for several years prior to tho 18th
uav of ,aat NAV vio,o t}cv ra,sea fam,,y con-
.,,.t;e ass -a"J' ,. "no1o 10y ass 49,. ;,ao,,
eAatns o1 t"o cnilaeen' 'ne olaess' A"ty taqola'
dun had other children, living in tho noighbor-
hood. by foroer msrringn.
IN h. e.an,na ~ - .,,e a,+o .1ove n,med
,,s, 'en!uS VI .no o"'o aun'o -, 'as' ',sas
Ing In tho same bed, leaving tho husband aud
father aitting by tho fire.. smoking, In tho
morning s1arv VA awotonad hv haar,nr her
,i1t,o hnnthar o,t,n,. ~. ,@;a .thor 5yhnn
sha arose her father seemed to be worry
anxious about 1lra. Lindop. saving, in SUBJ
staure, that something awTn, Ind happened.
, 1874-11-09

~ thought, unjnstly ly-wl,on I not n culT o.
tho oar, or thump with A tlin,bo on tic Ilcad
(and It IL an abosnlnahle praetce). I didn't
swear, bnt I thought swoar. lily motbor hes OK
ploded more oatls insido Of no than / cnn
count. I do think 1t IL the wlcliolcat thst,1 In
tl1e T. world to thunlp child on Tho hoad will, q
thimblo."
After some further conversation Afr. Dcochcr
ealS ~ think we have had enough, and now
Not to thu scrrosa nf the Lord,
Ihc tempest fire, mud smoke;
mol 70 thu thunder of That word
which God oil Hipa Hrokop
, 1874-11-09

SpFfjNs UI7pHRah % THt EHcdH' 7F'bNHf.
EAST SAGINAW. Mich. Nov. 8.--An incondia1y firc
this morning destroyed The Huron House aud
two dwelling housos owned by William Clark
md John Richards. CIarls's house vas wo1th
5000 atld insured for 5000. Richards build
ing was insnrea for $500. which Mill oovor the
loEs. Tho liool building was owned by Robert
Fngnn, md wna insurOa fur 300.
Sotno little excitement WIS croatcd last night
atout II O'Clock, by report TINT AfrH. G. II.
Dusgca, who keeps q boarding-louao on wash
ia.tu'l Vt, oct, had shot ona OF her bonrdors. A.
travelling doosor, namel Whitney, was shot in the
head. but 1he injury. on examination. proved not
to te s,ta! or IN fact sorin,lu Thero nro great
many stories a1loat regarding tho ,nnttor, and
both parties arc i'll custody. Tho woman says
Witlsoy assaulted and attempted to outrage her
33er6on.
, 1874-11-09

From ne nrookrale t1n.} Henabitan.
short time since. Young Indy, resident
Of this place. expericueod a saeopi,,s norsation
In ilor nose after sho Ind retirod fur tho nirht.
aud oil efforts to ronIovo tho annoyance woro
without tho de4lred effect the d!lctY zosnni,,-
tion farther TN. in tho l,oBtr, 1t length II
soon,ed to pasa down it,to tue throat, caY.siug a
choking, sonnation, and iMalIy disappeared, I'M
n,ouatoly aftor Its disappeaCauco tl.e victim ox-
porioncod acute rans III tho stomach, and called
gave relief boing copious doses Of brandy, which
failcd to produce auy of tho usual efIectB. H.
naliy. sosete vomiting onsuod, and after ono
wlioo nights suffering, and tic patient giving
moved ad an e1a,nSon for fou',J pIp'J L to nIp bo
small particle of blood antl mattor, In tho co1,tro
of whlch was cornnaon.si2ed black spider. Ey-
identity Tho brandy saved tho young lady'a life.
, 1874-11-09

Special Dispatch to 1ts Chicago Tribune.
Fr. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 8.-Tho following dis
patch ras received by john Martin, father Of
tho abducted children, yostorday:
ST. ANNE, ILL.,, NoY.7.
Jehn Martin
Wriss full description Of your daugAtor. Do not
come. Bafe tf her. u. r. NopIKE.
It IL supposed that the!two girls. whose per-
eonal appearance IN remarkably handsome. were
taken for purposes ot proattutioa. There is no
plausible reason for tho boys abduction. These
IL much excitement over tho matter.
, 1874-11-09
1k..ilroad Ticikct OFFICE 1kobhed.

,srtcfai Dispatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
WAyL.ay. Mich, Nov. 8.-Tne freight and
ticket office OF the G. r. i I. Il. r. was robbed
lust night Of about $3.50, tnkon from drawer.
Entrance was made through window. Thls Ia
No clew.
, 1874-11-09

sAN Francisco, Nov. 8.-Edward Mcguire shot
and Instantly killed. Ills wife this afternoon. He
was arrested aud ia now IN custody. jealousy is
Bald to have prompted him to commit the decd.
, 1874-11-09
BEECIIItIt.

From The ke,e York Tribune, Sou. 7.
-, rug aenlal OF Judge Nelson Of the petition OF
waH received with muol, satisfaction by Mr, iii
ton aud ILLS friends, who etato that tloy consider
tho attempt to procure . bill Of particulars
merely an eilort to doay tho trial OF tho caac.
made without any expectation that s,,ch at ap-
pication would bo granted. They further say
TINT thoy boliovo tho policy Of Sir. Deccl,ers
counsel will bo to delay tho tria of nil tho a,ts
which directly invoivo the oaBe, and that every
effort will DO nalo to hriug Dir. Monlton to
Edna Dean Proctor, before Alr. :rilton o.
Atr. Boocher aro trio1. hfr. :fi1ton's suit
against Mr.. DeccEer Ia No. 1928 upon The cul-
ontar, mud is No. % among those tbat will
be called next Monday. hlr. Ttlton'A counsel
aooms almost certain in view 81 tic appeal from
Judge NoilBou's decision which tho counsel Tor
Mr.. Deeeher made yesterday. In nccordance
with that doc'aion, Judge Noisou has cAusod tue
proper ordor to DO entered. and the appeal of
that tho Court, contrary to tho conclusion Of
Judge Neilson. has tho power to grant tho appli
cation for d bill of particulars. Tho notice Of
appeal, was served upon Mr. Tlton'a counsel
accordanee With tlIs notice. obtained Oh oror o.
from judge Neilbon for h1r. Titon'H counsel to
Bhow cRuBe why all proceedings On tho part Of
the plaintiff SHOULD not be stayed until tue hp-
peal Of Afr. Deuoher ia heard by tho Gonoral
Torn.
II tho appeal DO granted, Atr. Bcecher'a coun-
sol will again make application to tho Court for
y bill Of particulars. Maanwhite, stepa NJ bo-
ing taken for the carly trial Of Mr.. MoMlton'a q
case. District-Attornoy WinRlow served notice
upon Nlr. 1Io,,lton yesterday to appear in the
City Court on Monday next at 10 a. IN. to plead
to tho indictments in tho criminal suits against
him for liboling Mr. Dcechor mud Miss Proctor.
Mr. Winniow will then 1novo that the t1ato ior
his trial be hxod. Slr. Moulton is alBo required
to give anawer On Monday in tho civil suit OF
AliHs Proctor agninst him, tho extension Of
timo which was granted ending at that tlmo.
It laa been understood for aomo 3tino past
that Judge Ncison would presldo Ut tho srial Of
the civi suits in the City Court, for tho soaaon
that Judge Reynulds kud been Arr. 1flton's
counsel At ono tino, and that Jalgo aIcCuo had
exlressel an opinlon upon tho case, and WIS
thus disqualified fox trying it. Judge Nelson
stated yesterday, however, that it had not yot
baen decided who would try thesa caBos and tho
question would not bo decided until l,o had COLI
suited viii, his associatug Judge Reynolds had
acled for Mr. T'tton in advising llnl as to tho
validity Of tho contracts bolwceu A1r. Bowen and
hia,sulf. but that would not in my dcsroo dis
qualify him ttom trying the prosont cases.
Judge Noilson alao saia that be did not bclioyo
Judge McCue lad Expressed any opinion upon
tliD caaca.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

% STORY ROOM, TO GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or
- gcntlenca first class Board also hall Room, in l5
ana l55 Waycrley place. references
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

Central.
A sACRIFICE.-HANDsoME FOUR STORY vo01
IA brown stone House. In complete order; cabinet
mantcls and Inanle mirrors fixtures 40; on easy
terms Apply OH the premises l East Thirty q
E,oR SALE-AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY BROWN
~ stone Dwelling, 2ix55xl00 below the Park nsAs
Fnth avenue IN good order: frescoed threughout
7. ii. GRADY, 8H sixth ayenue-
East Side.
ELEGANT NEW THREE STORY BROWN STONE
"a House. a bnrgan must be sold Apply the
premises, los East Thirty seventh street
Miscellaneous.
E'0R sALE-T0 CLOSE Al ESTATE DIvI IOy
20, nve story double Tenement House rented Tor
SoU per month; ntlyvcsant leaschold; III years rom
september 1874 NJ W per year; renewals OF IL
years each Apply to G. L1NFORD, 20S East Thirty
slxtn street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

RIO CAPITALISTS AND OTHERs.-TRACT OF vALU-
= abe Camel coal Property. about oo acres on Goal
River West virginia for sae; accessible to market ~
ra Or water; splen lad chance Tor com pany 70 rseL
been purchased by present sale,
ana Will be disposed OF at bargain, tor cash. applied
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

Ak PARK AVENUE, SOUTHEAST CORNER THTR
fD ty-seventh street-Elegant suits of Rooms
ond floor with Board also Rooms for gepteme this
handsome residence; references exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

dor SALE-COSEY VILLA RESIDENCE. AS PACT-
nc street between Brooklyn and Kingston avenues;
running up and down stairs: lour paDtfy
first floor; edrooms and bathroom up slairs an
proyemens: rear lots fronting Atlantic avenue:
qline property; order necessary. Address owner,
w. It. GRACE, 66 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

CTORAGE wAREHOUsE-TORF FURNITURE, PIANOS,
- Baggage &C., In separate roos 1t low rates: sepAs
rate department for pinnos, mirror! pantnas 60 W
invite the attention OF pare: who intend 70 store their
furniture to the storing OF gCodA
style OF rooms lvht, VENT &C.; all goods taken np
and down the warehouses guarded day
and night BY prva.e watchmen; once open until Il
N. to receive 0ruera MiCaALE, SON,
IS 10 u Commerce street. ncor BisecEcr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

12l East TWENTy-SEvENTH STREET. BETWEEN
lOi Lexington and Fourth avenues.-Large, hand
soWe, scconl moor. 'front.' sunny Room all convent
ences' pest refercnees superior Boarl price reason
house.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

I ELEGANT SECOND FLOOR WITH BOARD Or a.
sccommod arions IS Wcst Thirty-hfth street. between
Filth and Sixth avenues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

100 EAST TwENTY-FoURTH STREET, BETwEEs
10 Fourth and Lexington avenueA-A front AM
Board.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

i22 EAST SIXTEENTH STREET. NEAR IRVING
dCy place handsomely furnished Rooms, with
board to gentleman and wife single gentemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

I -hs EAST TwENTy-THiRD srREET.-DEsIRA-
a. bic Rooms Tor single gentlemen or gentlemen and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

CoD STREET NO. 4os wEsT.-ro LET WITH
- Beard. in private family two large. desirable
Rooms on second ioor, containing every convenience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

l27 EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET-A LARGE
~ infiisned front and Room with bath
nse.ua' tosetier or SEPARATE with without Boards
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

MORRELL'S NEW FIRST GLASS STORAGE WARE
I houses No l02 to ia East Thrty-second street.
extending to Fourth avenue, built expressly Tor the
purpose Storage tor furniture, ptano+ nrror TRUNK
baggage and other cEagcs OF extra value. The pubic
are In vited to examine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

ILL WEST FIFTEENTH SrREET.-A VERY De
49, s,raDe second story front ROOM Handsomely
FURNISHED every Convenience 10 let 10 gentleman and
WIG or Two gentlemen; table FIRST class; reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30

BORDERING ON SHINNEcOCK BAY.-BOARD MAY
ID he obtained ut farm house; AMI still bathing
fine shady walks boating, anu perecIy healthy. those
wishing quiet retreat should looA At ths five minutes
fro.n Qu0gEe depot W. r. HALSEi Atlanticvilie, SUI
folk county. l.. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-30
BOARD AND LODaING WANTED.

A FAMILY, CONSISTING OF THREE ADULTS AND
a. one iittic GIRL years old, wishes 10 and plain but
nrst ciuss boaru ana large airy Rooms with private
femty, ~ healthy, nicely situated pluoo, over
hours ride from the eiy iot good acaomu,odAu0ns
0lr price VIII Dc Bald references exchanged; boarding
house Keepers need not AddrcsA with ull par
ucuiars, A. ~ box s,s-U Post ofiloc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-14

New YORK, November 13-Cotton-
Steady; uplands 14tc. Flour-A little
better and prices unchanged. Wheat
Better export demand and 1a2c better;
No. spring 81 17a1 81; No. Q do old
81 13a1 IS; Nc. 8 do 81 05s1 or; No.
Chicago 81 0Ga1 90; No. . Milwaukee
81 12al 12!. Rye Flour-Firm at "a 10a
5 50. Corp Meal-Firm at "a 1914 rs
Rye-Firm at 93S95c. Bsrley-Quiet
Mslt-Firm. Corn-1s1fc higher; better
demand; mixed western 9249Sic in store
new do S5a89ic. 0ats-Firmer; mixed
western Csc in store; do 65s66c sfoat
white do 65aG7c. Hay, Hops and Rice
Unchanged, COffee-Dull; Rio 15ts19+c,
Sugar-Dull at 7iaStc. Molasses-Dull
New Orleans 72c. Whisky-Flrmer al
81 05.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-14
The Effects Of Dosing.

Many persons who arc wanting in natural
vIgor eudeavor to supply the deficiency by con.
SANITY dosing themselves with drugs, often Of
avery pCrnlcIous nature, which they are cred.
ulOus enough to mistake for invigorAnts. There
can be no doubt that n4ny lives are q so short
ened In this way All that such persons require
10 pure yege table tonic which like Hostetier's
properties necessary 10 retttfy those organ, G
disturbances which are but the resn't OF weak.
moss. The feeble and the nervous Cannot DO too
earnestly advised 10 aba don the dangerous
practice Of swal owing mineral tonics, seda.
ttves and vegetable Alkaloids, which disorder
the ktom4ch and produce the most hurtIul reac-
tlons and TO substitute 10 their place this stand.
ard. Strengthening cordial and corrective Of the
numerous disorders proceeding from debility OF
the nervous spstem, Us well as Of the stomach,
liver and bowels. oodSw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-14
luce dealer Is announced.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, November 10 -Flour-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Demand active
and prices advanced; No. spring 92aO9c
No. 2, SIC regular; e7tc fresh spot; 9SC
seller December 500 seller January: No
3, S2A83c; rejected 73C. Corn-Steady
and in moderate demand; No. 2 mixed
Tee cash; 73c seller year; rejected old 73c
new 65406c. Oats-Demand fair and
prices advanced; No. 9, 49, a4S4c cash; 4SAC
seller year; rejected 463 Rye-Demsnd
fair and market firm; No. 1, s5asSic. Bar
ley-Demand active and prices advanced
No. 2, 81 20: No. 3, 81 l3is1 II. Pork
Dull and unsettled; SIS 90 cash; SIT 0C
seller year; SIS 65 seller February. Lard
Dull; 1916 spot; 12t seller year; closing
dull. Bulk Meats-5teady; shoulders 6 ic
short rib middlings 0sl9ic; green hams
firm at 09sl0c Tor Is lbs average. Wits
ky-Firm at 07c.
On open board this afternoon, Wheat
closed at SSAaS8sc seller December,
Corn-75tc seller November; 73tc seller
year. OSts-40tc seller November; 4SsC
seller year. BArley-Sl POI bid seller
December.
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BEAUTIFUL woMHN.-The hair is the crown
Ing glory Of woman. There are few mosorate
defects which cannot be rcnCdIcd by the proper
dspoAItIon OF the tres,es. But when the hair
begins to fall out, or turn gray, in young peopc,
or with those In the prime OF life, there Is cause
for real regret. When this 10 the case, HalrS
Vegetable Sietltdn Hair Rtnswr will be found
to be q 1rst-clasS remedy, far superior, as q
sound medical medium, TO anything else before
tho public. 1t actually restores gray hair to It's
original color, and in tho great majority OF cases
causes 1t to grow again when It 10 becoming thin
1t is not like many popular preparations, q mere
wash, but q scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physiciRns Of character. Address r. p.
Hall d Co, Nashua, N. H.-Fornty'I Weekly
Press, FEB. 1, 1868 dSw
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, November IS Cotton
Firm; lao. Flour and 0ats-UnchanRed.
Wheat-Dull; 81 03a1 06. Corn-Dull;
ear 6la62c. Rye-Active; 95c. Barley
Active; 81 80. Olls-unchanged. Eggs
26c. Butter and Cheese-Fifm.
Lard-Firm; sales at 1916 spot. Bulk
NIeats-Firm; no fully cured Offering
partly cured sold shoulders 81 8OA7 so;
clear rib 10ts103c; clear 10sa11c. Bacon
Active; 9tal9A14c. Green hams-Un.
settled; sales shoulders 6ta7c; sides 91c;
hams 15c; average 10Aa10Sc. Whisky
Demand fair and market firm, CSC.
Hogs-Actiye; common SO 60A6 rs; me.
dunn to fair packing SO 65a7 90; good
packing and extra butchers 81 1Oa7 25
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-Floul
Dull; supeItino "a 0Oa4 25; extrt
"a 37ia450 Wheat-Stesdy-Red 81 80;
amber 81 24a1 20. Corn-Q1iet; yellow
and mixed O2A92iC. 0Ats-Firm; white
63a65c. Petroleum-EAsier; refined 1911
l0ic; crude nominal at 7Ha7sc; Bsrrcn'i
4tc, bulk. Butter-Firm at 39493c
Oheese-Qulet; fine Western 18l104c
ERgs-Strong and scarce; Western 30.
3Oc. Whisky-Firm at 81 Of.