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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

iNARD.-D. Lemon & Co, Steam Cracker BaE-
" ers, Candy Manufacturers and dealers IN tine
groceries foreign and domestic fruits &c having re-
moved from their old store, No. 233 Market size .
between IND and 3rd to their and beautiful sinfr
III Market St., between Front and ind ono iu:tft &,
below most respectfully beg leave to call the atl-
ton OF the citizens OF Wilmington and surrounding
country to their large and assorted stock OF plain aud
ornamental candles, candy toys fancy boxes Tor hol-
iday presents, etc. which they can buy cheaper at
TO the great facilities they have IN their nrw esla
shment, by the introduction OF steam, they assure
citizens OF Wilmington that they prepared TO oilT
goods rs low they be purchased from any 9th
eI house III America either Wholesale or RET ait
We therefore invite all our old customers and rs
many new ones ~ eau conveniently come and see
us, 10 give us call and be satisfied that David Lem
On who Is At the head ofts establishment can utiri
Inducements tn secure their permanent custom,
dee2G ~. u. LEMON < co.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

TIE LEVY CouRr.-rhe March term of this
body is now at hand, Persons who have not
been assessed can tie placed on the list by per-
son.ly applying 10 the Cont, and having a
freebooter of the same hundred, TO certify tina
he is \ bona iide resident and citizen of the
Hundred, designated We hope that the Re
puhlicans Will lock round and see that the as
SCISSORS have done then work faithfully, and in
case of any omission Of a name it may now be
placed on the list, although some trouble may
I've experienced Ill having it done. The Levy
Court should also appoint Committee to ex-
anime the work Of the Clerk, 50 that accident
al omissions, my b. supplied. The minutes
Of the Court, aud also the duplicates should be
thoroughly examined and every step taken tC
have the work complete and tohrou.h. Tie
Levy Court owes it 10 itself to see that ihi.
matter is not overlooked.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

Cdsforld Is more than u substitute tor Castor
Oil. 1t is the only safe article in exist
cence which is certain TO assimilate the food,
ture wind collie, and produce natural sleep. Ii
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and is pleasant to tako. Children need not cry'
and mothers NAV est mar:
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

E. ii; htNF.--A gnnl tiyG-ruumed house and
garden, situated near Mt. Cuba, on The
wilmington Y western Railroad about IA
miles nom wilmington AS' lot OF chest VGSjAt
ln Posts Tor s'r Apply 10 the snhscrber lE:tz5l
"5I r. l,rrm''r-' JOHN ARMSTRONG;,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02
Valuable Real Estate

sIhr subscriber offers at iuv8tr Sir. an tuner
three squares uf gIouud between Bionuin and la
Pont streets, and Seventh and Eighth 3Iterts IN t.e
city ui wilmington The centre square Gontuus with
IN it, boundaries complete su. IIbau residence uno
sstng OF stone dwelling house with MI ihH in~iuu
runyCneLccs first class stone stable, Wi'b rg. o..
stalls; large carriage house aud shed. ,tmt ce hu,e
stone ont house.
There Is alsu on this square hot and caI Er=I"'N
IN iul bearing, plenty Of shaiu and IUIt trire lie.
DIV filing house, utiiI~ vertibuic hnii, two Ii Tors.
library, DINING loom, buffers lHntIy, Nta lNtotHu-
usu two large rh,nn closets, Ia" rt"Hi HE second
tptN cont am, i've cnHmh, tHo bath ra1ius uti
tcr closet. IAe tiara si",N contains l.lt rh,iuh Is
ud tom Large Glusrs, amd litsi ,iIsa Iir abi tho
eHtr building, tue cellars ate h3ht '.ld ,fy -t.
and water al Oyci the huu-.' ls ltu- BE-. nj Inu
nugl repair, and the NtrW nam u h. . T., he
the finest m the Stat.
Tue back Square contain - 40 ttur ruai.G.,
rtii'riies ard nam trt.H.
TIC sul.cIil,Ht prepared tu iu--l'.fr- facing
on Eiuon" street N l"s Htit.nlu to- ma, t.s,I
tie ices. lltef bot tIc' III t,tY INuk, h3tlr many
lin hmlr toe uiun tii'm, aud "S,rt,h In So i"iy
citN dhi L. hei,rs r {" b. the Iurt hHtiug .ttI
iii ned III ihr city ui Wilmington.
The nis On Wlurnlt Win h. ,ld ,,tll h. itef li-
'ftl. aud uitra tot ali 81 ans Put" Ia i"r stI 30
wall Cuict tain1d,
Tine place can lie seen At an, tlur ultti one f. ~ .
Oh Application to the gardener at Llh aud ,la, ten
=T,rtH.
tuNthri urma'on can he obtained the oteee Of
NJ. ii. CHILD !. CO.,
- / We ~ ,vhih street, Exchange Euhil.g.
| h+l- Agents ton HENRY pIli'f.Is
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

~ Npllh IL VIZ thliNl ~
MY dau Ghter ha. received girni h'h'ht il'ih liz
rsrut \trirINL. II I dv,l u n, ltrHlth tSoI1 -
uI great au>irlv tu all vt hT irltri- i,s lutI
o inc Nogt;mc IL turrd h,r hNulh, tlcnHh lli aI.
pou,u =. ". Ilh'l \,
IN. and Read Estate Ag ~ scar Euudn,.
El.tuu, Mas Jun q. ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

= lAiEAl. iIuua'9 ON Locust street, nra, ii Ivn
lIo a'.' t SHn stree, M.i% ~, y S,,b .lI
Slthri Nndor sweet, between Eighth and Ninth
.lirrt=.
House and garden ON cau,cway. near Wilmington
" western Railroad depot Apply Ia
WIN, MCCAulI.EY II Co.
too Market Street. WILMINGTON Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

1tIlN ART hNNNlNl7''' ~ INV 49, '''''N -N-'
Feb.
II. Il. Nexlnder, :. Wilmington, Mar .
Il. ID. Lon. land, Red Lion,
G.. W. Currnltr, Miil creek,
w. u. Bitwortll, Mil Creek; ;
Mary L.. Armstrong, Cmi,ilaua,
Iii b. Galley, Braudywiu:,
Aunl ). Clark rrucld,r Hundred, =
Eli L. Tailry, BraudyWinc, ,
Geo. r. LYMAN Christiana, Id. /
lI,nce " Price, Ninth Ward,
Jas. b. Applcby, New Clsilr, >
Ruel lllesler, Chadd's Ford,
,Iohh Johns, New Castlr Ilundlca >
Lew Il. EAs;burl, Mil Creek,
j. W. CuoclI, PtncIdcr,
.Ichu Clark, New Castle, III q
VIM. Clark Christana, 10
John II. Roberts, Rcd Linn, 10
Evan ". Lewis, Newark, Del. II
Thomas Biackiu, Chrstiana, II
Van. NJ. Cloud, brandy wine, II
john Boyle, New Castle, HI u
JJhu Boyle, New Castle II
Rphl. Il. Howard, Christian, Il
John Mccormick, Mill Creek, Il
john Il. Brnghurst, Delaware Ga. T.
Thomas 1alley, BrindywIue lll., IL
Jane, N. llitst, Nrw Castle, ~
t,eo. W. Funlr, NH Greek Hundred, III
H. Guest, brandy vim, 10
Elizabeth T.. Bell, ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02
MARRIED.
DIED

In Philadelphia, on "Wednesday, l''' -"t'
Mrs. Reviia Boldly, widow oi llr late j"hh
Boldly, of this city.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02
stoHscs and 'Eruclx land.
For Rent.

have .fegal hunscs that will let unir March
ts.h d,' nom l. " aud G'loar' per LlUldh 49,.
III and inr lhnr{i Year at lGaml II dol fsffaRfd3f
+"' In, N will s'lil IN ,nonlly payments lsShHH
"ith ~ co. csn, nirtr, at prices that ray IN Ir,i
tom = '"-"l'l 'sht' 4. A. HEOWN
~ West Wilmington
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02
EIGHTY ACRES FOR sALE.-Lqnl frs

Eighty ACRES FOR SALE,--I.lnd frs
Esa c'tss. llh.s', barn, spring housr, no..
hon %, hon hnn.', ice huusr, corn crib, ali IL
convenient Nt,l" mydura. Fruit and WA f'sfiSs
l"r S'i-hloIhood equal 10 the hest. Rat lsahM
roads, schpn- mills puet Office &c, convcn Hkhts'
itni WIZ be- sold huga,uif applied for soon, Il
IL ~ krnm0tt tuNu-inv. ml,S south of ke,nctt
Square iiur"ush. lih'uul EDWARD WALTER.
E"h' "AI.l.. ss%
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

NOR SALE 1.-Two brick houses with large yard
u benz; the second block OF brick houses n .
uu The nut IA site vi Lowering: Avenue, east fJiEn
al lInc"n street. I'Im~, Ac apply 10 lsssM
VI. u. EliIID Il CO., L-.ARt
y a.. W s5h strtst,
f-l' Mtlmin iIcIaware.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

INpR SAbt.--A small tarm of about 10 acres, sltu-
Il nird On the tack sru Inn Road, near tho ksnnet
Iutuile road, the Wilmington ~ Reading Railroad,
tH--''s through the place aud within ii miles ri the
"a, llnnt- E"r further particulars Apply 10
nj. NJ. CHILD X co.
Real Estate Agents,
MOI west it'll ~.
rlt lI-if Wilmington, del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

Fer SALE.
kAaA A good frame house and lot of Ian
Y:sAYof acre and sixth OF All acre, situated
4i9sFA ia lUrkUssn Mu Greek Hundred, a,iO,n
ing lands ot Jasper WAY, Mark PedrIck, AMI others
wt he sold low aud ON easy terms
tcbIg 3w' JOHN NJ GEBIlART.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-02

McNult, arrested lul the nundrr u W gIrr
for the purpose of detrauding an INSURANCE
company, has beon removed from Wichita to
Topeka, in Kansas. epeca de,pltch To A
st. Louis paper says he denies that he has
made any confession, and declares the state.
ments recently published in the Kansas civ
journal, and telegraphed to all parts Of th.
country, and says hey are false from begiunina.
to end The officer having charge Of McNutt
also declares the purported confession a iabiicl.
iInu.
The Grange advance., 1874-09-02

LEAKS IN DAIRY FARMING.
Among others, the Country Gentleman
mentions the following The first leak
he would allude to vas the manner Of
driving the COWS to and from the pas
ture. Many dairymen suffer the COWS
to be driven BY dogs, and not unftequent-
y through close and muddy bar,way,
where permanent injury to the cows
was often caused bY their crowding and
The Grange advance., 1874-09-02


times allowed to drive them with stones
and sticks, often soaring them, into a
run. He would prefer a well.trained
shepherd dog to any boy he ever saw.
Carelessness in driving cows caused a
leak of from ten to fifteen per cent. 2.
Time and manner Of milking-Here is
a big leak. No rough man, who storms
or yells at the COWS, should be allowed
in the yard The COW should be MIXED
by the clock. Each man should have
his own COWS, and always milk No. l
first, No. 2 next, and so on. It will
not do to milk Polly first and Sally last
in the morning, and Sally first and Pol
ly last at night. Milk quickly and
gently, without any excitement. The
COWS will give more milk and more
readily.
The Little Corporal is the name of
a very nice little magazine published for
boys and girls in Chicago. This magazine
has 9 page called Prudy's Pocket, which
like the Young Patrons Column in The
ADVANCE is filed with little letters from
the boys and girls. We like the style Of
some Of these letters that tell about birds,
animals, and insects, and we print one be-
low, hoping that our young writer's will
pattern after it. Boys and girls should
keep their eyes open, and try to learn all
about the plants, flowers, animals, insects,
and birds that they see, and good way to
keep what they learn is to write down
their thoughts with regard thereto. Here
is the letter:
Hickory Hill. "Dear Prudy: We, down
South. have centipedes and tarantulas5
The tarantula is species Of spider. 1t is
black on the back and has strong jaw teeth {;
if it should bite a man it would be as bad as
a snake, being very poisonous. The cent?
pedes are from five to eight inches long !;
green on the back; yellow on the sides
and belly, and have about thirty little feet
on each side, and sting on each one which is
as sharp as that of wasp. One ran across
mans hand and stung him with every
sting. The doctor came very near having
to cut his hand off They are very poison
Gus and people are afraid of them.
"The peach and plum trees are full OF
peaches and plums. I reckon we will
have enough of them, and, reckon up
there where you are, the peach and
plum trees are beginning to bloom.
81 have little pony he is gray one :;
he is smart, and will work to the wagon.
Il like the little girl of the chromos
you sent me. They tell me that I don't
grow bit. They say that 1 am as fat to
my size as pa. l am ten years old.
L. H. AVINGER.' -
The Grange advance., 1874-09-02

w. E. HAWKINS & CO.,
BUSH STREET,
Exclusive Dealers in
PAINTS,
OILS,
GLASS;,
PUTTY,
WALL PAPER,
WzND0W SHADES,
ARTISTS MATERIALS,
&c., &c.
House, Sign, Carriage and
Ornamental Painting in
all its Branches.
W1LL1sroN & HALL.
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
Office in Key.tone " Brick Block, Main Street
Red Wing, Nsnne.ota,
Will attend to the duties of their profession all the
States and Federal Courts.
v. 9. W1LLIsr0N. 0. II. HALL.
TAEHN1G l. TEELE,
DRUGGISTS,
JONES & COLE.
RED WING, MINNESOTA.
ERICKSON L SWANSON,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
FURNITURE
UPHOLSTERY; Y;
Looking Glasses
SPRING BEDS, &c., &c.,
Next Beer t. the Post Omce. Bush st.
Large Assortment Of Ce1ins constantly on hand.
A0rAgents for Peters Woven Wire Mattresses.
G. Erickson. Andrew Swanson.
GREAT REDUCTION Of PRICES.
O. B. DODGE,
IL selling OF his Large Stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
~ LAT a - 49,. =. .n...
GREATLY. REDUCED PRICES.
In order to .ns.s. exclusively in the Manufacture
of s. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
oRNRT sRRH m BRIFAsr rpnLANp.

eaAA-Al ~ hAAAAA A4AHhANbs
LONDON, Jan. 1O.-Henry W. Genet
the fugitive from New York was seen II
Belfast, Ireland, yesterday. He was not ar
rested, % the offenBe for which be was
convicted does not come under the extra
dition treaty. ID T.s gass's -a
sRRRANo AND WHAT M Is GOING 10 DO
LONDON, January 11.-Dispatches IRON
Madrid report that serfAno will not con-
woke the Cortes for twelve months, He
will bend al his energies toward the sup,
preston Of the instruction and the tran,
utilization Of the country, and not till
these tasks are accomplished will he sum,
mon the Legislature.
General Marsinese has commenced CD.
erations against the Carlists on the line d
the railway Ebro. -
Mr.. wHALIEY coETRADIcTs.
LONDON, January IA letter from
Mr.. Whalley, n. p, appears In to.day's
papers, contrOdicting the statement made
BY suie, the Tichborne witness on trial
for perjury.
oARTAaENA LIKELY TO SURRENDER.
AMsdrfd special telegram to the 2Lme1
says Gen Daminquez, commanding the
forces hesieging CSrtagena, has telegraph.
ed that be has compelled Atlay Castle 10
surrender, and that he has summoned
the other forts Of the city to surrender.
A telegram 70 the Standard from the
vicinity OF Carthagena gives q rumor that
another magazine exploded within the
walls Saturday, and that 200 persons
were killed. Il is expected that the cap
ture Of Atlay Castle will lead to o speedy
equalization OF the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12

TEACHERS INsTITuTE.-The Wheeling
Teachers Association met in regular SEES.
sion Saturday morning, with superin-
dent Williams in the chair.
The exercises were opened by singing,
and prayer by Rev. J.H. McMechen.
Miss Ada Dillon, Of the Fourth Ward
School, read several choice selections
and was followed by Miss Meholin, Of the
Third Ward School, who read On essay
entitled "a Train oil Thought"
The question, "Should Mental Arith-
metic be Taught as q Separate Subject,
or in Connection with Written Arith-
metic9" was discussed by Revs. Nc
Mechen and Boyd, and Prof. Taylor, oil
the Bridgeport School. The speakers
were ofthe opinion that Mental and Writ.
ten Arithmetic should be taught together,
but differed as to the value OF the former
as means of mental discipline.
!, The following programme was adopted
for the next meeting:
l, Class Drill. Subject: Geography, by
Prof. Bundy.
2. Select Readings by Miss johnson Of
the First Ward, and Miss McKelvy Of the
Seventh Ward School.
8. Lecture. Subject: "True Education
in what does it Consist" by Prof.
Mertz, of the Eighth Ward school.
A, Discussion Of the views advanced by
the lecturer.
The Association then adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12

LECTURE To.NIGHr AT THE OPERA
HousE.-Mr. James Fitzsimmons an
nounces the first course Of lectures this
season.. 10 be delivered at the Opera
House BY the distinguished Dr.. Henry,
from Washington, D. o. The subject for
this evening will be "Ancient and Modern
Mysteries" considering meSmerism, clair.
voyance and spiritualism. DR.. Henry has
lectured in oil the larger cities, and met
with great success in Chicago, where he
lectured Tor q season Of one month 10
crowded houses. The Cleveland Leader,
in speaking Of Dr.. Henry's lectures In
that city, has this 10 say:
DR.. Henry selects his subjects from the
audience before him, and when they are
once fully under his influence, by q mere
exercise OF his will he will control their
every action with as much ease as he
moves his own limbs. Not only 90, but be
Will impress upon the mind Of the subject
any hallucination no pleases. Anything
he desires the subject to see he can make
him sec, no matter whether It be o reality
or not We advise all Of our readers who
can to attend at least one OF DR.. Henry's
lectures while he remains among US, and
our word Tor 1t they will be we'll paid for
their trouble.
On Wednesday afternoon at q o'clock,
Dr.. Henry will give q private lecture to
ladies only. Subject: physiological and
Hygiene Of the Female System Con-
sidered." Reserved seats can be secured
at the box Office, where also lecture course
tickets can be had.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
AROUND VIE IarANn-We vesterda,

AROUND THE IEIAND.-We yesterday
afternoon made q tour Of observation
around the Island TO note what damage,
Il any, had been done by the recent floods
In washing away the river banks. So far
as our knowledge extends, very little
earth is taken away by one freshet, but
every rise In the river has It's influence,
and In time shows iLs effect.
The west side has suffered most Just
below the northern end the bend in the
river has taken out 0 huge slice. Below
this, and just above the bridge, there are
numerous deep cuts from ten to twenty
yards each in length. In some Of these
cuts the bank Is even with the sheds
which surround the Fair Grounds, and In
few places the earth has been washed
away for several feet underneath. Below
the bridge, and as far down as the La
Belle Glass Works, are more deep cuts.
One Of these, near the end Of the bridge,
extends q distance Of probably forty feet
into Armstrong; brick yard. Taking
into consideration what the water has
done in this vicinity in the past ten years,
It can be supposed that q haltcenlury
will make peninsula Of the point where
the bridge now touches the Island.
On the east side, opposite the First
Ward School House, the banks are LEFT
much In the form Of a semicircle, and be-
low are seen many cuts similar to those
noticed on the other side. Above and be.
low "stonetown," near the southern point
OF the Island, the high banks show to a
greater extent the effect Of the more re.
cent high water. There are many deep
cuts here, but las yet they have not dam.
aged any property.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
The Granger in The LegIsIature,

ST, LOUIS, Jan. ia caucus OF the
members OF the Legislature, who are also
Changers, was held at Jefferson City last
night 1t is understood they resolved 10
demand retrenchment and reform in all
the Departments Of the State government,
and declared that railroads have no vest.
ed rights, and that a corporation must
submit TO the laws governing individu.
ais; that the National Bank law should
be repealed, that the Government should
issue It's own currency without interyen.
ton of corporate bodies.
Another meeting Is to be held In few
days, at which time 1t Is expected Leg.
islative Grange will be organized. It Is
stated that the Granger members Of the
Legislature will act as unit on all
differences offinancial policy and political
references without regard to former politi.
cal associations; they will introduce bills
providing for cheaper railroad rates and
the semi.annual payment Of taxes. They
also propose establishing Changers bank
at St. Louis and other cities in the State
and pack their own hogs next season.
A dispatch from Leavenworth says the
general feeling among politicians and
citizens generally there, as well as among
the leaders OF the farmers movement, Is
leadership Of the opposition in the Leg
stature this winter which has been assum.
ed by Col. Tork and Clark is unfortunate
and likely 70 prove disastrous to that
party,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
LOgan]'sArnica.

For Rheumatic Pains, swellinRs, Bruises, ste
Joints Kinks and Pains Of any kind. which can
be reached BY external applications. 7hs 6tst
Gad easopE't H1ineHti Ia de MARKET Try 1t, and
you will DO convinced. -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH
New York Money and Stock nrarket

New York Money and Stock Market.
New York, Jan. 10.-MoSRY-Easy
at GAG per cent.
STERLING ExcHANaE-Closed firm al
$4sSa$4 $751; for prime bankers 90 days
sterling, and $4s6ia4s7 for demand.
GoLD- Closed al 11is, after selling a,
1l1t and 1l2, The rates paid for carry
ing were 2, 9, 8, 4, 8 and 2 per cent gold,
and for borrowing fat The Treasury
operations for the week at the New York
Office included disbursements OF $8,724,-
7S6 gold for interest and in redemption
Of $50 bonds, and receipts Of $2,2sS, 900
for customs, The specie shipments for
the same time were $540,447, principally
silver bars. Merchandise $5,65s,S4O.
GovERNMENTs-Closed firm.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet and nominal
STocKs-Rsilroad and miscellaneous
speculation opened buoyant at an ADVANCE
over last nights prices Of ! TO II per cent;
in many cases the highest prices Of the
week were made; Western Union reach
ing 80. Shortly before the first board the
market weakened and prices receded I 10
II per cent but this was subsequently, re-.
covered in several instances, the bank
statement imparting much strength to the
market Dealings in Western Union
were unusually heavy early in the day
and the business in all the iavorite shares
were larger than on any previous day Of
the year. Alter the second board there
was another reaction, but the market at
the final close was firm in tone. The
sales were 100000 shares, oil which AZ.
600 were Western Union, $4,000 Union
Pacific, 1000. Wabash, $4,000 Pacific
Mail, $4,000 ohios 10000 New Yor k
Central, 5000 Milwaukee & St Paul,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 5000, Hannibal & St.
Joe, 5000 Cleveland, Columbus s. Indiana
Central, 5000, Rock Island, $500 North
western and 1900 do preferred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
Boston Wool Market.

BosroN, Jan. 1O.-Wool has been very
trm the past week, and sales indicate
rather better prices. Choice treble extra
Pennsylvania fleeces, 62ic; choice Michi.
gan, 523s54c; comblng and delaine fleeces
more inquired for, and are selling ut Goa
Coo. Pulled wool firm; stocks al an
points comparatively light; Ohio and
Pennsylvania medium, extra, double ex.
ira, treble extra, and above, at from Soc
TO 62ic, Michigan, 50a54c; Western, Yer.
mont and New York, 45a5Sic; combing
and delaine, 55sGOc; unwashed and IN:
merchantable, 34s40C; secured, 42aS5c;
noils, 3Sa42lc; pedlars, 25c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12

TEE only unlaillng specific for diseases
Of the kidneys, bladder, and the organs
effected by vicious habits, Is Helmbold'l
Extract Buchu. This medicine cures. Dr.
Helmbold Is the only physician who hal
succeeded in obtaining the full virtues o.
Buchu. His is the original and only truly
valuable preparation. 1t Is confded in BY
physicians and patients alike. 1t is i'm
portant that sufferers should obtain The
genuine. Therefore ask Tor Helmbold'i
Extract Buchu, with the. Doctors sigma
ture on the bottle. For sale by all drug
gists. eod&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-01-12
SPAIN.

MADRID, Jan. 10-An insurgent in
surrection broke out in Barcelona on the
afternoon OF Thursday last, and the barri
cades erected in the suburbs Of Fort Man.
t9lay in the south have opened fire on the
city. y
BAYoNNE, Jan. 1O.-It is reported tina,
the, Carlists have captured Portugalete
and are connonadipg Bidau.
MADRID, Jan. liza decree has been
Issued dissolving all political associations
charged with conspiring against the in
terests of the country or integrity Of It'd
territory. EA.