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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20
New York Cattle Market.

NEwYoRk, October .--Beeves--Fresh
offerings $3.50 head; making 9,SlO
head for the week, against l0,76O for
last week. Average quality trife better
than last week; market more active and a
shade stronger; very poor to extra steers
ranged at S(GlStc, with some of the finest
tops at lSIc; Texan and Cherokee cattle
7@10tc, the latter prices for choice IL
linois fed Cherokees. Sheep and Lambs
Receipts 5,220 head, making 32,2Oo for
the week, against 32,025 last week. The
market was fair at fraction advance;
sheep ranged at 4A96lc; lambs 6Gsc,
with a few at 8tc. Swine-Reecipts
l2,94O head, making 32, ,460 for the week,
against 37,420 last week. Live hogs in
demand at 6t(G6ic; dressed dropped to
s}Gs!c; decline OF nearly lc since Fri
day.
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NEW YORK, October'l9.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady middling uplands l5ic.
Flour-In moderate demand; receipts
$4,000 barrels; superfne western and
state S4 35(94 80; common to good "a 90
IA rs; good to choice S5 S095 IS; white
wheat extra S. 76@8 80; extra Ohio
S4 e0@8 80; St. Louis 81 1906 80. Rye
Flour-Steady at "a 269S 40, Wheat
Quiet and steady; receipts lS0 1000 bush
els; No. 8 spring 81 IA; No. 2 81 Oe@
lO8; No. 2 Northwestern 81 07!@l o.;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 ll@l II. Rye
Quiet at 97c9Sl OF. Corn-Dull and
dropping; receipts $1,000 bushels; mixed
western 9li@s2c; new do in store Bic.
Oats-A shade frmer; receipts $1,000
bushels; mixed western 59@6lc; white
6l66sc Hay, and Hops-Firm. Coffee
Rio l5f(S1stc. Sugar-Quiet at SIC.
Molssses and Rics-Unchsnged. Petro-
leum-Dull; crude SIC; refined l2tc.
Turpentine-Hesvy at size. Eggs
Firm at 24925c. Beef-Quieti middles
heavy at l0ic. Lsrd-Unsettled at l43e.
Buttsr--Unchanged. Cheess-Firm and
steady at 12!9l5ic. Whisky-Steady
at 81 O3f.
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OF mineral Whatever. MUM s''"uN
rickness and suffering Is prsfsntsd S ~
1heir timely use; and every hmily should
have them on hand for their pro lection
and relief, when required. Long rAPri-
ience has proved them the saies,, sufesi'
and best OF all the pills with which int
market abonnds. BY their occasional use,
tho blood Is purified, the corrupilons pi
the system expelled, obstructiohs remoN-
cd, and the whole machinery VI lie re,
stored To It's healthy activity: Internai
gIsh are cleansed by Ayers Pills, ana
Stimulated into action. Thus incipicnt
diseases Is changed into health, the VAIN"
OF which change, when reckon"d ON w."
vast multitudes who enjoy II, can bSrdly
be computed. Their sugar coating makes
them pleasant to take and preserves their
Virtues unimpared for any length OF time,
so that they are ever fresh, and perfectly
reliable. Although searching they are
mild, and operate without disturDhnc"" !"
the constitution, or diet, or occupation.
Full directions are given on th" wrap
per 10 each box, how IN use them ~
Family Physic, and for the following COM
plants which these Rpi6 pills rapidly Ir,,.s Gus,;
ness, Ianguor, and Loss OF Appetite, they
should be taken moderately TO stimulate
the stomach, and restore It's healthy ton"
and action.
symptoms. Bilious HeadRcfe, Sick Head
ache, Jaundire or Green sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Fcrers, they should he
udiciously taken for each case, Ia correct
he deceased action or remove the OBJ
tructions which cause It,
For Dysentery or Dlarrhom, but one
mild dose IL generally required,
For rheumatism, Gout, Gravel, Palpita-
tion OF the Heart, Pain In the Side, Back
and Loins, they should be continuously
taken, ~ required, 10 change the deceased
action Of the system. With such change
those complaints disappear.
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ii. die hard. Notwithstand-
- - circular addressed to Attorney
a; 'T WILLIAMS, signed by the lead
-','. x',.sern citizens of Alabama dated
q! '' ,,.;,la and which We published a
j; H'" 80, AGO, declaring that, ias far as
s'% .,.s there were no disturbances in
x: ~ ,c Of the State; and notwitt.
= ,b.t the recent elections have
So - smphatically disbelief upon the
~ 'D,,5.,',-,.pufsctured outrsges, we see
'... I ,b., arrests still continue Fur
',,, ,,,. our dispatches tell us that from
'. sno warrants Of arrest have been
: ~. .nd in localities '''sre no disorders
-, TEN reported.
= ,risaDt that the carpet-baggers
,.,.,m;ned to carry the Southern
> :, November next, if they can,
- %. .ssir blind desperation, they over
- 40 very important facts, viz:
those outragss are growing
- ..;,,.Iy numerous as the election ap-
and that their very efforts are
-, .osinst them, and carrying the
a- the Democrats. Keep up the
a,.D outrage business little longer,
..~sD. and Democratic working
.,, in the next Congress is assured.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
REM ER.

Every year increases the popularity OF
this valuable Hair Preparation; which is
due to merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that II Is kept fully up to It's high
standard and II Is the only reliable and
perfected preparation OF restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to Its youthful color, max
ing II soft, lustrous, and silken. The
scalp, by its use becomes white and clean.
II removes all eruptions and dandruff,and
by its tonic properties, prevents the hair
from falling out, as II stimulates and nour-
lshes the hair-glsnds. BY Its use the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In badness,
Il restores the capillary glands 10 their
normal vtgor, and will create new
growth, except In extreme old age. II Is
the most economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as It requires fewer publications., and
gives the hair a splendid, glossy appear
ancc. A. A. Hayes, NJ. d., State Assayer OF
Massachusetts,, says: "The constituents
arepure, and carefully selected for excel.
lent quality; and consider II the best
preparation for its intended purposes."a
Sold by oil DruSpias and Dealers in Medi-
ctncS,
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BIOSs q Murderer.

The other day a conpositor in this
Office got hold Of part of a page Of the
chiography Of G. VI. d. Bloss, Of the Gin
cinnati Enquirer. 1t isn't writing at
all, but Bloss seems to kick the ink bot
tie at sheet Of paper, and then sends
the paper down to the compositor a. ed
itorisl. This part Of page was used as
the foundation of plot to deliberately
destroy human life. A line or two was
written above il, Bloss' page marked
'solid," and it was handed to the 'jour,'
who had just struck the office. He
claimed to be alightning" on. the ''set, y
and on reading manuscript, and he set
up the Introductory line like o whirl-
WIND. When he came down 10 Bloss
he grabbed for cap "A" held it second
and then dove into the "Y" box. Then
he threw that back and picked out
a dollar mark, and the typo paused, spit
on his hands, and rested one foot on the
cross-bar Of his rack. After moment lie
grabbed "ffi," but slowly replaced it
and toyed with an Italic "Z." Then he
spit on his hands some more, corrugated
his brow, and hauled the manuscript
under his eyes. 1t was no go. He held
the page further off, close to his nose,
slanting to the right and square before
the window, but he couldn't start II, and
he knew in his soul that no other human
compositor outside of the Enquirer could
do it. Asafternoon faded into twilight
he laid the page aside, set up two or three
lines out Of his head, and then slipped
into his coat, said he'd got to 60 to the depot
to see friend, and he was gone. In his
stick he had set up the words, Tell my
mother that | will meet her on the other
shore" He probably will. He was seen
at the foot of Griswold street, heard To
ask if death by drowing wasn't easier than
hanging, and it is probable that his
marble form now lies at the bottom OF
the cold green river, while Bloss is muir
derer.-"Quad," in Detroit Free Press.
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GovERSMESTs-Firm.
STATE RnNps-Quiet

STATE BoSps-Quiet
RAILROAD BoSDs-Steady with mod
crate business, except Chicago & Mil
wsukee frsts, which declined from "a
10 73. -.
srocK-Opened !@i per cent below
the closing quotations Of Saturday, with
the exception of Northwestern, ohios,
New York Central and Wabash, which
were firm. Subsequently there was =
rally all around Of i(Gi per cent, follow
ed by decline TO q similar extent during
the last hour Of business. The bear
hammered the market until, in most
instances, the lowest prices Of the day
were current at the close. Lake Shore
and Erie were exceptions, and closed
stronger aud irmer at per cent advance
and later at ] per cent as compared with
the opening fgures. The total sales to-day
we're lS0, ,0o0 shares, Of which 5000 were
Western Union, 1910 Pacific Mai
$4,000 Ene, 1900 Iake Shore 5000
Union Paciac, 4, 100 yorthvest4n, 400
Wabash and 5000 Ohios.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

PHILADELPHIA, October l9.-Flour--
Dull; superflne 50 5o(9375. Wheat-In
improved demand; red 81 lSGSl 20; am
ber 81 22Gl26. Corn-Dull at $50 9Oc.
Rye Offered at 81 05Gl O7. Oats
Dull st 6OG62c.. Pctroleum-Steady;
refined at lltc; crude Ss@Sjc, Whisky
Dull at 81 o.. Butter-Firm; west
ern prime 32(G34c. Cheesc-Firm; sales
at 15i@l6ic; western prime
l4t@l5tc. Egg.-Firm; western 2S(e
2no
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, October l9.-The trade
movement was light in the package de-
partment, but a fair jobbing trade was
accomplished. The market for cotton
goods was quiet and steady, with fair
demand for heavy standard sheetings.
Four yard browns and Cotton Flsnnels,
Fancy and Side Band Prints in good de-
mand, and dress goods fairly active.
Woolens for mems wear depressed in first
hands, but more active with jobbers.
Rlank kets doing well
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,o,. NJ Harbour County,

ofthe Register.
n. iol!owing is the vote OF Barbour
IN @.:Ikrcr. sl7; Boteler, 465; Faulkner's
/: - ;,,,r Senate: David Gof, Demo-
-. "a. D. D. T. Farnsworth, Radical,
4. Goa', majority 26S.
=, House Of Delegates: S. NJ. Corn.
Druocrat, 672; John Keller, lnde-
>, s,,. 564; Cornwells majority, l0S.
Third Delegate District; VIM. T..
Ismocrst, S92; o. j. Hustled, lnde-
=. ,,l. aa33; Ices majority, $50.
T. p. r. b.
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does surely and offcctually conFvi bem,
The testimony Of our best cliI.bs,oi ~ AII
elasss establishes uie fct, ,,tn sna' al s,sa o,r
the affficting disorders OF the Throat and
Lungs beyond any othsr medicine. Tic,
most dangerous affections oi the fuifni-
nary Organs yield To u. povsri ana cases
Of Consumption cured by this PREPARATION
are publicly known, 40 r"markabie ~
hardly 10 be believed, were proven teyond
dispute. as n remedy IL II %equhF, ON
which the public may rely for full protec
tiOn. BY curing Coughs, the iorerohner
OF more serious disease. 10 saves unbum-
bered lives and amount ~ suffering not to
bs computed. 10 challenges trial and
conyIncsA the most sk.ptlcaI. Every,
family should keep 10 on hand ~ pro
tsction against the early and ugnpsrsshiy,ehh h,sh
are easily met at rrst, but which becoinas
incurabie and often fatal, " neglected.
Tender lungs need this defence ana ~ ~
unwise 10 D. without u: As .ai,gpaI1
20 children, amid the distressing nisensfr
which beset the ThrDat and ,h@t Of
Childhood, CHEREY PLCToRALb b Invaiua-
BILE: for, By It's timely usr, muitifuoes arr
rescued from premature grave, ana sayen
% the love and anection nrsnt<Irisn nenis
N acts speedily and surely against ordi1
nary eolf,, securing SOUND ana health
Test1ring sleep. No one will suffer trou-
bles0rne Influenza and painful Bronchitis,
wben they know how easily they cns bs
originally the product of long iabo1ous.
and suco-ssful chemical Investigation, no
cost or toll IL spared I'm making every bot
tie in the utmost possible H~rfsctiop. IL
may be conndentially relied upon ., Ho.-
seesinz all the virtues IL has ever exhibit-
ed, and capable Of protuc; r.-..s
memorable ~ the gresfsstu w
'ee''' yaxrAxsp M
Or. J.C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, October l9.-Flour-
Dull; Howard Street and western super
sne a 25St s5: Whes'ITpull; no; 90 2
s.c. Oats-Dullat at 55G62c. Rye-Dull
and unchanged. Provisions-Weak and
nominal. HBatter-Western firm; tub
and rolls 33Cd,S5c. Cofee-Firm with a
fair inquiry at l7t@20ic. Petroleum
Unssttlsd At SIC. Whisky-Wesksr at
81 O4H6,l O5.
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"Red Fish,"
mn he silver City (Idaho) World.


MN the Silver City (IdahOJ World.
,.u, one hundred miles to the north
mi of Idaho City is "Payette Lake
...r,ifn a sheet of water rs. can be
10! This lake is the largest of q clus-
.... four or five situated in the imme-
l,s vicinity, and is about forty-two
q, IN length BY three miles (average)
E!.h. 1t i, both fed and drained by
:. aJrth fork of the Payette river,
r,t passes directly through it. Its
- p. are said to he hundreds of feet
=, sad are as clear as the most finely
bed mirror. The country around
.hr i, mountainous, and the
.--~v varied, but picturesque and
a"N In il is found u
,a..of f,h known here by the name
red fsL, an application derived
20 their color. which is beautiful
-,aaion, with the exception ofthc head
= 1r, which are Of y dark, earthly
,-,o oolr. Their habits are similar to
~.i,hr ,almor, and like the salmon,
..g pawn and then die. The male and
sar arr easily distinguishable, the
2, f the male being much higher
g. .bo,"of the female. They live in
rp water of the lake, and we have
srolEt oi one ever having been seen
'ar s.o only when coming out of the
1.-' l,thr mouth Of the river, when GO
p the river to spawn, which
"s do from about the last of
.r until about the last of
..hcr. When ascending the river,
-1,'yrl in schools numbering from
two or three hundred, and fisher
~ and them in large quantities by
SIS Of drag nets and seins. When
'>1 ~ when properly cured, they are
".~H" greater dclicacv for table use
Isl even the mountain trout; but great
aalness Is required for their preserva-
manner fit for the table. Dried
..., ,re preferred to. either herring or
.a,h but the best way to preserve them
o'l"n. Put up in this way-care
''; ob,ervcdto have them perfectly
.,.'a 'odperiectly clean-they are prob
A.! not exce!led by any fish in
= world The writer has seen
- Me in the fall moving down the
'.' s. II returning to the lake, but such
.'''udes OF them die along the stream
." D, believed to be impossible that
%: back alive. In size the "red-
~ vary but little, being generally
, u 'N'ntv inches long, and weighing
"a three and a half to five pounds.
unknown to both English and
.,' 'CAn fishermen, they are coming to
,. ''Act upon as being confined to
..'.o and Lake Payette, and the object
"> article is to call attention
he fact of their existence,
49,, 90 a'aw out an expression Of opinion
persons capable of Judging as to
ss place among the "6nny tribes" "
ne, n's, they are a great delicacy, and it
!y! ." found practicable to stock the
~. -, VI california, Oregon, Nevada, and
..'!s all the Northern and North
o. 's'o States and Territories with them;
ID! apparent requisites necessary to
propagation being depth of pure,
-. Na'er' and a gravelly stream for
~ spawn.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market . a..

New YORK, October l9.-@osEr-
3per cent; prime mercantile paper 5Cd1
per cent for long and short time. Sterl-
ing dull and firm at 4S4Rd4s4i for
sixty days and 1880 4S8s for sight. Gus
toms receipts $4,000. -. Z
GoLD-Dull at 40. Borrowing rates
264@ /. 60per cent; late in the day 2per
cent was paid for carving. The Assist
ant Treasury disbursement $4,000.
Clearings s23,000,09O.
GovruxupSTs-Fir
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, October l9.-Cotton-
Steady at l4tc. Flour, Wheat and Bar
ley-Dull and unchanged. Corn-Firm
at 73(d75c. Osts-Actlve at 53Ca 56c.
Rye-Stcady at Csc. Linseed Oil-Firmi
winter 81 l2@ll5 Eggs-Firm at 20(G
2lc. Cheese-Firm at l5t@l6c. Pork
Nothing doing. Lard-Active; sales
of current makes at 12ic. Bulk Meats
Quiet; sales Of shoulders Mt 6tc; sides
nominal. Bacon-Dull and nominal
shoulders 7lc; clear rib sides lS!c; clear
sides l4i(d.l4tc. Whisky--Firm at SIC.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, October l9.-.Flour-Steady
and in moderate demand. Wheat
Steady and in moderate demand; No. 2
white Wabash 81 II; No. 3 do 81 ll!;
No. white Michigan 81 10; extra do
81 25i; amber 81 06i. Corn-Steady and
in moderate demand; high mixed 7Gtc;
do new seller October zoe; Michigan new
Csc. Demand good at full prices
No. 2 and Michigan Soc.
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, October 19.-Wheat--
Quiet and unchanged; No. ] red q %
80. 2 do 81 o. Corn-Stesdy and IN
changed; old shelled high mixed Sic; DC
low SOC; old ears on track 76c; new ear,
55c. Oats-NominalIy unchanged; held
AZ 5Ic for No. l state; 52c for No. do
5ae for white. Petrolsum-S;eadyi stan
d.rd white S.ci Ohio state oil TO 1867 tes'
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, October I1.-CattIe-
Receipts for the last three days 1882
head; for the week e.S74 head! The
bulk Of the arrivals for Saturday, Sunday
and to-day being through stock, there
are very few for yard saIe.- There has
been no business done, however, yet; no
BUYERS being on hani 20 cannst make,
quotations, The prospects are that last
weeks prices will rule hrn. Hogs- Re
oeipts FOR the last three dsys1I 20 head;
for the week $3.50 bead: Yyrters <5 30
as 90; PhilAdelphi.s s6 5otSs CO. Sksep
Receipts for the last three days 430o
head; for the week z2a00 bssdi ibsst So 90
as 60; medium - s0@4 &c; ico1nrnsn
g 00G4 %. 4'- -
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that the last domiciliary visit to the resi-
dence Of Count Won Arnim was merely
for the purpose Of delaying his trial.
French Election.
PARIS, October l9.-The full returns
of the election yesterday, for vacancies
in the Assembly, show that N. Dellisse
Eugrand, q Bonapartist, heads the pollin
Pas De Calais, but as he fails TO have q
majority q new election will be necessary.
In the Alps Narratives N. Medicin and
Cheris, Republican candidates were cleo
ted.
The election in the department Of Seine
Ex' Oise, for member Of the Assembly, re-
suited in the election of NJ. Senard, Re-
publican. -.... ..,
Newspaper Correspondent shot q
BAYoNNE, October l9.-Francis Jer-
rard, representative Of the English
Csrlist committee, and Cecil Buckland,
correspondent of the New York Times,
started yesterday for the Carlist head
quarters and from reports at hand it is
believed both have been shot by the Re-
publicans.
The Argentine Revolution
RIO JANEIRo October 19.--News from
the Argentine States continues warlike.e
The insurgent leaders Rivas, Barges and
Arredordo have joined General Mitre,
and several vessels of the navy have gone
over to the insurgents. Sarmiento has
taken command of the troops defending
Buenos Ayres. The Argentine govern
ment has requested the authorities at
Montevideo to prohibit enlistments and
the export of arms for the'rebel forces.
The Expulsion. or the Danes from
Schleswtg. ~
VIENNA, October 19.-The Tdges-
presse says Germany has given friendly
and satisfactory assurances TO Denmark
in regard to the expulsion of the Danes
from Scheswig. She has admitted the
possibility of mistakes through the ey-
ccssive zeal of local authorities, and has
intimated her readiness to sxamine each
case and give full satisfaction where
wrong has been done. A fervent desire
is expressed for the maintenance Of good
relations with Denmark.
international Maritime Code.
LONDON, October 20, $50 a. IN. This
mornings Post reports that Germany has
definitely proposed to Powers the adop-
ton of an International maritime code.
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BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our renewer In many cases requires
too long time, and too much care, to re-
store gray or faded Wbiskers, We have pre-
pared this dye, In one preparation; whlcn
will quickly and efiectually accomplish
this result. II Is easily applied, and pro-
duces color which win neither rub nor
wash of. Sold by all Druggists.
MANUFACTURED BY
r. P. HALL & CO.. NASHUA. IN. Il
oct29
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AYERS CATHARTlC PILLS.

For the relief
and cure Of all
arrangements
In the stomach
liver,anti bow
els. They are
u mild aper.
lent, and eN-
cellent purga
tive. being
purely vegets-
Bile, they con-
tain no nlrrru-
httnl. SnFInnS
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Ocenn Steame--

Sri;,s,TSS, October 19.-The steamships
ION ya,a. Ana and State Of Pennsylvania,
gQsbacS SyS Nv 1ork, and Polynesian, from
tsn,Is October l9.-Arr,ved-
Republic from New York.
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A Washington dispatch to the New
York 7iibxne says the Conservatives Of
Scrssh Carolina are circulating petitions
susciting the Federal gossrnmsnt TO ~
- military s>atrol q he 0t1tA o.
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4 At New Orleans, Yesterday, Francis
Auffray, colored, stabbed his wife 70
death With q gimlst, and then n1eo
himself with the sAAs Dsuh
Cause, jeAlousy. ss-sF %.
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AYERS
Cherry PectoraI
For Diseases Of the Throat and LungS such
as Coughs, Colds, WhOoping Cough,
Bronchisis, Asthma, and
Consumption.

Among the great
dis coy erIes OF
modern scirncr,
that are of more
real yalueto fnaiI-
kind than this ef-
fectuai remedy fJT
all disnasl,s Of iiIs
'Throatand Lnngs.
A vast trial ~ Es
virtues, through
oat this ana other
shown that ~
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THE WEATHER.
,,, WAR DEPARTMENT.,
t W oF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
"AsHISGToN October l9, Sr.M.
PROBABILITIES.

hVhhblLlIlkS.
n ~ Nm. 'ae Northwest and Upper Lakes
- nence 10 Missouri and Kentucky.
r..SS barometer, fresh northeast to
,.,,5,as'ef!y winds, warmer and cloudy
r.. s'17r with possibly rain in the North
aW,.. ECt the Lower Lakes and thence
.,,ss. I iFginia, slight barometer and
yrSss, westerly winds, backing to
r.,,S..{' rS{' warmer and partly cloudy
q Ts..oy oy Tuesday afternoon, but frost
v4,., morning. For the Middle
md, 'eIhg barometer, northwesterly
s.,,S.. r cooler, clear and partly cloudy
l.prs,.. and heavy frosts. For the
'ss,sr 'ee and Gulf States, falling bar
Ia, -, ,~u'hessterly winds, warmer,
partly cloudy weather.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20

Cesforia r more than substitute for
ssiencs vhirh n eertsin 70 a<slmiiste the
food, regulate the bowels, cure sfnd-ooue
and produce natural sleep. IL CONTAINS
neither mfnera3a morphine or AlconoI,
and r. plsaaanf 80 lake. Chtldrsn psso neS
Wyand mothsn may rest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-20

50 Bbis .Bushes Best.rs IN.
50 do "Belie Of the Vest 60.
Roth brands are from Indiana wheat, and
warranted better fbaAy snr Flour inads IN
this region Give Buahee B.st q trial. I
slso ssA NJ. a J. Poiloeks White Wncss
fioar - mill priee. ~, sxv4,t sZsI
Market and 18th strsets.