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rHn W,EIp's AWARD With articles of Ion =
standing aud SuuE general usc sewing machines,
better test OF relative excellence Coud Lee iuishc
than comparison OF the sales made hy the different
manufacturing companies. such ia In the table
which publish to day. II will be that the
year 1873 the scs ct the Singer scwiug machine in.
creased uratlv thousand lille those Of every
other cUmr"a, show falling oil while III" sales of the
Singer ~" 1 - mas hines in Of their highest
ccmpont"r. The simplicity, durability. wide Tango Of
work aId sAsfH, tory execution of the Singer machine
is thus most 'mphatcay proclaimed Ivy the rrnpr he
use them Mr.. W. L Cooper. No. - Canal street the
agent at TIA" Singer. mo.t energetic and
highly esteemed mCr>h auts and take rlcaslnr IL,
recUmm' ui"- hu to I,adcIs hcii"N ing that Al
his dcaig l." WI sc them cutilc Aatis'a, ,ion.
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FASuIoNs.-Our lady readers will be pleased
to hear that the Metropolitan for June has been received
and can bc had of tho agent. Mr.. w E Cooper No 50
Canal street BeSdos the fashions, the Metropolitan
always contains choice assortment of reading making
a desirable home companion. Mr.. Cooper has n large
supply Of Butterck Il Cos paper pAttcrns-something
that every lady should have.
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Writing of spring, the Hartller thinks " tits
high time We had made up orr minds to this
perennial misery rs inevitable. English poets.
WI" seem to have hihernated with the bears
vigorous I" tn" dawuiuE spring, or have slept
with til" datludIls until May brcczrs woke
them together I" fresh life, arc never tired of
Singing the renewal Of spring to themselves,
ITS strength. its CnyCty, the vital fire in rising
sap or puIrhcu,d blood the roses bud, the
hrdS PAIR, III" Young mans fancy turns to
thoughts of love; aud We 20 on cchoing the
hacknc!rd talk year alter year, despite the
aching heads and bilious skins aud sick
stom"chs which spring hrcczes invariably
hiring TO US"
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lii" family medicines prepared hy the Mcssrs.
MaGu.Io q: - LoJ.i. have already established idr
popularity ih.s non. their CondurArcc Etttcra
iouur rtnt and SarsapIrla tuni,, a.c recognized
hENy valuable Gcmtdi,s. M'ssTs. Morrison y Wood
ward. Canal and MagN,tu" ,trr"t- are zoe
Southern agents
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ADVERTISING RATES OF THE STAR
SQuARRs.

Transient Advertisements. 81 Su per squAre each In
ssrtioR.
Cua hSSrbed special rates
DSAh and Marriage Notices. 81 eAcn in ssrTioa
WANT and Personal Information Advprt,rsm en- tn
20 can't per Inc each Insertion
Editorial HOstSes. - cent? = hna
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Ladies should remember that lady has
charge ct al ladies' wearing apparel washed the
CrNS'"nt Guy Steam Laundry No "a 81 Charles
street between Julia and ST Jcseph strcets All goos
wall be sent "i aud dcI>Crcd free Of charge aud the
very moderate
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-07

Fine family tea, mixed, (greeu and black,
at NJ. Hogan & Co SCI Magazine street.
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ii You want Your watnr gas pipes fixed,
OF any W"'A don" IN III" fitting and plumbing line
remember /" cal OF Nj. T. Reilly Is6 Rampant street
between r0ldtns and Lafayette. lie is practical
mechanic OF Ions standing and works at rrices which
few uthrTs "a afford
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MI. +. F. GogArty, l5l Camp street, an
nounccs in card, elsewhere in these columns that
PAssaGcs to and from Europe by the State Limo o,
Steamships. can be procured Of him. 49,
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Excellent wood, oak, ash and pine, at the
lowest marie; rAtcs may 10 had at Mr., Try $ ward,
ar CAliopc street FtN 5'si-a","ci. Orders
MAY I've left this oflice the yard. Mt l. +.
Mcchau has charge OF tho business
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The new mixed tea, green and black at 81
per pound, at Nj Hogan Co o CO. Magazine street Is
the beet in the city.
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Il Is evidence of great hardness to be
moro concerned about our suflerings than
about our sins.
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All interested i'll the Catholic Total Absti-
renee referred 20 spcc!A column on the
iQh page Tor notices of meetings etc
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NJ. Hogan y Co, G37 Magazine street has
crop teas. which delicious and cannot be
cquAllod in strength aud a.yor by any house this
country
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NJ Hogan n Co, G37 Maya zine street have
the best oOlvEG tea in America at q 20 per pozud
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PRIESTS AMONG NM GEORNIA NEGKOEs.

We are informed, says the Savannah Nc'cs
that two more Priests of the BenediCtino Or
der have arrived in Savannah, aud on Sunday
next there will I've Catholic services ut the
Isle of Hope. On this occasion Father Weis-
sci will preach. These Catholic fathers are
shortly to establish on Skidaway Island an
institution of learning for the colorcd people
OF that faith.
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rTHE ATLANTA AND NEW ORLEANS
SHORT LINE
is the quickest in hours and shortest in miles 10 New
York and all intermediate cities.
Through Pullman Palace Coaches on all trains WIZ
close and perfect connections TO all points North an
East
There are no delays. no transfers by boat and u
night changes.
Passengers take train at foot of Canal street
For tickets maps, ard all information apply Al '-'
Office corner of Camp and Common streets, oPp''''
the City Hotel New Orleans.
JULIUS HAYDEN.
General southern Agent
a s. GRAHAM.
T.,krt a ST.
w. J.. HOUSTON
myIT ~ If Gcncral Passenger A-e"'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09
LILY INTELLIGENOER WEDNESDAY MORNING. DECEMBER g. 1874
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December S.-Flour-Ouiet
and unchanged. WhCat-Fair demand
Of lower rates; No. spring Chicago Ole;
No. 2 spring SOC; cash or December sofa
9Oc; No. 0, S3tc; rejected 7OAc. Corn
Dull and Q shade lower; No. 9 mixed rs lc
cash or seller December; new O7aOSc eel.
Ter January; rejected G2lC. Enthusiastically
and in moderate demand; No 9, 6itc
seller spot or seller January. Rye-Dull
but unchanged; No. 2, 03ia9lc. Barley
Quiet and weak; No. 9, 81 90 cash;
u 20 seller January; No ., 81 Osal "A
Dressed Hogs-ScarcO and good lots
wanted; sales 81 75aS %. P0rk-Fair
demand at lower rates, closing steady;
$40 81 spot; SEQ 90 seller February; SEQ 40
seller March. Lard-Fair demand at
lowerIrates, closing, weak Il2Ic spotl$l3IlO
seller February. Bulk Meats-Duil and
declined; shoulders OkaGic; short rib mid.
lings Otc; short clear 0BA0ic, : all loose.
Partly cured spot and green hams-9lR
lOc. Whisky-Steady and 10 moderate
demand at07c.
On call board In the afternoon, bread.
stuils closed steady and unchanged.
Pork-Sold at $40 so seller February;
$l3 O2ts15 90 seller March. Lard 1910
cash, $l3 o. seller February.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09

CINCINNATI, December 8.-Colton-
Dull and prices q shade lower at 1870,
Flour-Demand fair and market firm.
WheRt-Scarce and firm; red 81 10. Corn
Demand fair and market firm at 72s
Zoe. Oats-Demand fair and market
firm at 55aG2c. RyG-Demaud fair and
market firm at 81 10. Barley-Dcmand
lair and market firm; spring 81 30a1 80.
Butter-Dull but unchanged. Cheese
Steady with moderate demand. Pork
Dull and dropping at SEQ 90; held at
go rs seller February with no buyers.
LArd-Dull and a shade lower; steam at
l"BslSc. Bulk Meats-Dull and droop-
Ing at 7aOjalOa10sa1Otc. Bacon-Lowcr;
9tsl3a13SC. Green Meats Easier; sides
0sa93c; hams l0lallc, market closing
weak, Whlsky-07c.
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Travellers Guide.
Cheqntelligstrrer:
MAUD MILLER.


AEAAA hAAS bhElEAAN.
Maud Miller, Won summer Afternoon,
Vas dording bar In her tadCr's sAlOon
She sold dot beer und EinPed "Shoo Fly
nd Winked OF der men nit her lefd DYE;
Hut ven she looked out on der strhoCd,
ind saw dom gals all dressed so sChwcedi
der song gth out on der uhber note
Ganse ShO have such horse In her trote
IND shO might git such Grecisn bend.
Hans B;Inkor vas rich. asI'vO been dold,
Had houses, und lands, pnd barrel Of gold;
llosChdopt by her door and pooty soon
und he NnRGd Of Maud, und said. my dear,
tilt me, Nv You bleAZC y glass OF beer"
She went 10 tho blaze where the beer keg stood
| nd brinRed him glass dot was fresh und gOot
Dots goot, said Hans, dots bcsscr irlhk
As cIer had In my life tiuk."
lie dAlk0d FOR While, den said "goot day."
Und up der sthrOrd ho took his way.
Maud heft sigh, und said "How
I'D like TO been dot old mAn's ROW!
such achpleldld close den wood wear
Dot all the girls around wood scAtAr;
In der Union Park I'd drife all tay,
Und every evoAlng 20 the blAy."
Hans Br!nhEsr, doc. felt mighty gweer,
,Int dot might hR. been from drinkIn Deer,I
lad he says TO himself AZ no walked alOpg,
linmmin der dune Of.An olt lOl song,
Dots der finest gal CIcr did zee.
l I'd Nsn uOL sue my Vile Good be.
bnl here bis solilloqwy came TO an end,
Az he dinkcd Older gold she might schpend
I'm he NAKED up his mind dot as for him
He'd marry u gal nit lots OF din
> hc vent right oil dat ferry day
Ind married woman Olt and cray.
lie wishes now, but all In vain,
Do. he VOB Tree to marry again
Free As he yos dot Afternoon
Ven 10 met Maud Miller in der beer saloon.
Poor Maud, che married a man "mIdout soap"
lie vos lazy dOO-but she din hope
Dot he'd vet better ven children came,
Bat when they did 1t Vos ehOOs der same;
Ind oucR Gow dem !dGArs vii come, Fl.
As she sits alone ven her days works done
Und dinks Of the d1y Hans called her 'MydeAr >
IND asked her for a,glAsS Ct beer
BHt she don't complain, or efer has,
I'D only says, "DOt cOOdn't vas"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09
THE ROAD tn HEALTH

Cleanse the stomach, bowels and blood
from all the acrid, corrupt and offensive
Accommodations which produce functional
arrangement, and you remove the cause
OF most diseases which alllct the human
family, and thus save large doctors bills.
The most cileCtual and reliable remedy
for this purpose is found in DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets. No cheap
wood or paper boxes, but kept fresh and
reliable in walls.
High livers, those indulging in ease
and pleasure, and those OF sedentary hab-
its, can prevent Boils, Carbuncles, Gout,
Red Skin, Eruptions, Pimples, Constipa.
tons, Piles, Drowsiness, Billousness, and
other conditions induced by such habits,
by taking from four to six Of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets once q week,
or, better still, one or two each night.
They are sold by dealers in medicines.
eod,sw&W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09
baltimore.

BALTIMORE, December 9.-Flour -
STEADY and quiet; demand light and hold.
ers lFm. Wheat-Dull and heavy; amber
western 81 Goal 30; No. l red western
81 @5a1 90; No. 9, 81 80; No. 3 do 81 49,
rejected 81 10. Corn-Dull, weak and
lower; mixed western SOC. Oats-Firm;
mixed western G5sGGc; whita do G4c,
Rye-Quiet at 81 GOAL OF. Haydn
changed. Provisions Quiet. Pork
Nominally unchanged, Bacon and Hams
Unchanged. Lard - Nominally un.
changed. Butter - Western quiet and
steady; tub SOC; rolls SOC. ColIec-Un-
settled. Petroleum Unchanged. Whisky
81 09ls1 O3.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09

BEAUTIFUL WONEN.-The hair is the crown
Ing glory Of woman. There arc few moderate
defects which cannot be rGmGdIcd by the proper
disposition OF tho uesses. But when the hair
begins to fall out, or turn gray, in young people,
or with those in tho prime OF life, there is cause
for real regret, When this is the case, HATS
Vegetable Sicllian Hair Rtnspr will be found
to DO ilrst.class remedy, far superior, az a
sound medical medium, TO anything else before
tho public. 1t actually restores gray hair to its
original color, and in the great majority OF cases
causes 1t to grow again when 1t Is becoming thin.
1t Is not like many popular preparations, a mere
wash, bnt scientific discovery, Endorsed and
used by physicians Of character Address r. P.
Hall d Co, Nashua, N. u.-F0mtys Weekly
Press, E6. /, 1868. dAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09

NEW YORK, December 9.-There was
a fair package movement in brown and
bleaChed Cottons, cotton tlannels, sattens,
Cheviot shirtingS and ducks. Side band
chintz and dark fancy prints in good de-
mand. Heavy fancy cassimcrcs in mod
crate request by the clothing trade.
Chapman y bleached shirtings have been
reduced to DC. Fancy hosiery fairly &C.
tive, but shirts and drawers arc dull.
Foreign goods quiet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09
PHILADELPHIA Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, December s. Wool
Dull and steady; Ohio, Pennsylvania,
West Virginia NN and above 55a56c; y
54a55c; medium 55s5Gc; coarse 5Oa52Ic;
Michigan, Indiana and western fine Asa
Coo; medium j5a5Gc; coarse 50a57c; comb
ing washed GOaG5c; do unwashCd 43s45c;
fine unwashed 5jc; coarse and medium
washed 4Oa42c; tub washed 55sGOc; extra
and mcriuo pulled 45a47!c; No. / and
superlned pulled 45a47tc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09

TOLEDO, December .-Flour-Dull and
prices nominally unchanged. Wheat
Dull and shade lower; No. / white
Michigan 81 III; extra do 81 Is; amber
Michigan 81 0S!; No. . red 81 OIL; No.
j do 81 OF. Corn-Stcady with mod
crate demand; high mixed Tic seller De-
cepber; 1880 seller January; 71ic seller
May; low mixed zoe; no grade cote. Oats
Dull and prices shade lower; No. Q
Michigan Sole; white SIC. Clover Seed
Dull and nominal,
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARX ETS BY TELEG RAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NEw YORK, December S.-MoNEY-
Closed at 94a3, after loaning at per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 5ia7 per cent;
next grade TAD.
STEELINu ExCHANGE-Quiet and firm,
at $4s4ia4s5 for 60 days and S499sa
400 for sight. Exports oil produce for
the week $4,1O39l4, a decrease from last
week of $0G4,OS7. Customs receipts $902,-
600.
GOLD-Opened at I'LL, declined to 11Os,
and closed at 11O5. Carrying rates 1s23
per cent; borrowing per cent: Treasury
disbursements $4,000. : Clearings SAL.
100000.
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PHILADELPHIA, December S-Flour-
Quiet and firm; Indiana and Ohio family
extra s. IS; high grades So 5OA7 So
WhCat-Quiet and steady; red 81 90
white 81 80. RyG-9SC. Coru-Dull;
old yellow 09c; new do S0aSlc; white
sec. Oats-Firm; white &c. Petroleum
Refined 1lta11tc; in barrels SIC; bull;
SC. Clover Seed-$O 5Oa10 90 for western.
Whisky-$l OF.
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GovRRNMENTs-SIeady.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet.

hAlLhuAD DONDS-SSulGl'
sToCKs-Irregular, and al the opening
of the market fell of from TO per cent,
but aflerward recovered the decline and
were strong for time. Wabash was an
exception, and advanced per cent. On
second call prices declined from to IL
per cent, with the greatest decline in Pa
cIac Mail. In the last hour Of business
the market in tho main was weak, and
the general list showed a decline OF from
t to It per cent from the highest point Of
the day. The lowest prices were made
in the final dealings in Lake Shore,
Northw CstCrn, Rock Island, St. Paul,
Eric, Ohios and Wabash. Tho transac.
tons aggregated 100000 shares, Of which
$4,000 were Pacific Mail, 10000 Western
Union, $4,000 Northwestern, 5000 Eric,
$4,000 Lake Shore, 5000 Ohio Il AIissis-
Sippi, 1900 Wabash, and 1000 Union
Pacific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09
Card rates Of manufactured iron In
May, 1870, $685. June o cents.

All these figures they say, go to show
mat the manufacturers can better Afford
10 pay 20 for pudding now than they
could In 1870 They Say they aTe will
ing to come down ~ low HI iron may
drop, hut at the old proportion To card
rates.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09
Pittsburgh.

PITTsBURdH, December S.-Wheat-
Firm; prices unchanged. Corn-New
car steady at75a7SC; shelled 7sas0c, Pc
troleum-Firm; crude SOC at Parker's; re.
fined lie, Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, December 9.-Wheat-
Weak and unchanged. Corn-Steady and
unchanged. PetrOleum-Firm and IN
changed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09

Heaters then SO per cent, which is
more than Is paid Of present.
Coal then two cents per bushel more
than new.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-09

DIphtherIaIs both constitutional and loca
disease, and therefore requires both contttu.
tlonal aud local remedy. The DITHrHERIA
CURE oils both OF these Indications. The patient
swallows tho medicine, and by go doing 1t comes
In contact with the dphthGrltlc oxidation OF the
throat, HstringGs and loOseAs the sAmc, 50 that
tho patient can GxpGctOratc It. The medicine
also gets upon the parts thus left bare, heals the
same, and prevents further growth OF the coating,
The medicine then enters tho stomach and the
blood, destroys the diphthGfitc poison there,
and in day or two the patient Ia cured OF Il dis.
ease that might have proved fatal in a weeks
time. Every family should keep bottle OF the
DtDRthIrts Cure, that they may thus prevent
sickness, suffering aud death. ard In many caAcs
heavy doctors bill, Every ono Is liable at
any time. TO DO assaiGd by this fall destroyer,
Dlphihlrt1 q distEsG that mas tAilled the skill OF
the most celebrated physicians In this and other
lands.
DIR. ]. BROOKS after most thorough and
exhaustive retcalch, has produced u remedy
which challenges the admiration and confidence
OF every person that has usCd 1t. After ten years
Of tho most Iuccet sIul trGItn Cnt OF diseases of
the throSt he has confidence In the efficacy OF
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