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. STATIC CHOLERA IL CHINA. &C.
Almos Erery Case Cured 9ih
PAIN ILL Il ri.

Il N L ~ N I IL l. IL III.
Den SIR: During residence Of some ten wears
III sism thina, n missionary. ! found yolr
Pain. KILLER most valuablc remedy Cor that risrs
ful Sccilrgr the Cholera.
In administering Che medicine found v rnpst
,fireiual 70 give ateaspconiul % raip-KiIler In
gIll Of hot water rwrcicned with sugar; then.
alter about iiifcaA Iutilltes, bcgn 10 giseabout
Tablespoonful ~ thu same mixfuro every few inis
nutes uniil relief WIS obtained. Apply haf NJ
plicatlons % the xtrrmiirs. Dathe The stomach
with the Psin-kllier. ciru. and rub the limbs
briskly. Wthor wlsohad the Uholcra. and took
the uWdichse faithfully. 10 thu way stated above,
eight oui 1T ten recovered. N sf# -
Rev. X. TELFORD, Missionary 10 CHIN.
Dear sirr: During bong residence In clAra
have urrd your valuable Pain Killer, both In INV
own family and among the ClTinrsr, and have
found . most excellenf mcdieinc. IN the SUM
n,srs " ise2 ana 'es while residing 10 shanrlri.
nsed N tlms. fnesed. tfung v VI trcat tnaiiy
insiAsces. do not remeinber failing IN snel,,
case. Forfhrse years ! have l,reh residing In
thi. pillow, sspro than hny miles frotna physician
rcscnffts II eascs ~ sickness. The Chrsese come
70 iIs W great nnml,ers for nsediine and adyicr.
Though without mcslkaf knowledge ourselves,
the few simple remedies we can command are 20
mitch n adsancc even VI heir lhysrlms, that
We have almost daily applications. We allow
dsssN - tats@n't t"'F3Wf " tfWtAN W w coulHft
with fhem and apcils door q ,lseftflncss ID
tliarrhr, ehelic. vOnlilng rhoffgr coughs. etc.,
your Pain-killer Ia; l*en my chief inesiisdne
49, 1oinx very truly.sfgffs
Rev. y q. cRAwlORb, rAnevhay, China.
Thosc ualmg Paln.kilrr should strIckIy observe
the following dircrtlvnst f..
AZ the cashmrhrchseit of TIC disease, take
tcaspoonfil Of rsipkiller, "a s,sxzr and water.
aud then hafhe freely acroes fhf <ta,.,ach and
bowels with the psin- KILLER clear. should thn
diarrhn and cramp sontlnua. rrpent me dosr
every nffcen minutes. Irthis WAY Tho slrr9dfnl
srctlrgc may lie checked and the patiert relieved
IN the course ~ a Few hours.
N.B.--3e flgr and set the genfiipo srficle; aud
" y recommended by those wh0 hsre used The
Pan-k ilxF frf the chnltra. that m exbenle easrs
no gsiIens we tive ler n'orsr tsaspoSpnlr ~
Sod hy 81 pfl'tgi ts,,s ~. t,
In bir<<fh,nt acrnnfpsny each boftir
rrict sse.. aDc and III per bottle.
PERRY DAVIS & son,
MASr's Avn PROPS.
issn 1856 Iiighsts Pfovldcpoeg Ri
III Sycsi6ofe st. Cincinnati. D
371 s. Paul 81. Montreal. csnsds.
fTSctstamrlvu. Row. London Enslaul.
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Died.

In this town on the morning Of the 18th
inst. Mrs Margaret Scarlet. relict Of
James Scarlet decd, ia tue 10th year Of
her'age. i
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See the advertisement OF Alfred wiz
lhanrs of RaIeigh-of special interest TO
Teachers.e ils
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See Ieyy's new advertlseneiit. Hisare
always attraeliye. l,ecause they promise
much and dil al promises 4, the letter.
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William p. lla,fcy John rnnilinsst, and
wife .loephtrt TumlIfpsifl. 80.
ITappfarhFt1 W eHti,ft,finn ~ TIM tsnit ma
1 John T0pinpkpn ANIL fessishtur rsnalin-oa
hts wifr aFt flpnfr<iJsnfs ~ tie State "a. No,ttf
tMni,na u = lhTrIn1r nuzrr~d fhat Qualification
" made NJ The tYiFfi4rn Kccy.rtlsf new ,4nlsr
pnhlishal 81 IT, tenp q flii'sAsrn. y 4. 81. ia
ron aud fo~pbefis .fmaiillsan. ~ 81 to1s
snHaprsat bsfarn thc tffk ~ ths S.iperlnr l,,sg,
~ ufangc Lvslnty wlfkin Nsid finie H. nlstih.
answer ~ decatur " fulnguk- viii 81 Iaksn
aeainst them foftht r,ei dtnfirfsd IN aid com.
lylIns~ tseerur Laws. glcrs supcrsnt CoA,r,
UfaI.f Count, " Ofhrs IN liillsboru.
GEORGE LAWS. clerk
Ma 10Th Gw. superior tvuFt.
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az ise Highsts ProvldcpossRI I
III Sycsr6ore St. Cincinnati. D
81 81. Paul 81. Montreal. csnsds. +.
n Southampton. Row, London Engliul
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re- DRY GOODS MUST BE SOLD
CHEAP TO EFFECT SALES.

la-7- Ed3H Il
, 1874-01-26

and 40 per cont attended Sabbath school, and
lo rightly argues that such "attorlanco don't
l.olp ,1s any but thia is what wo want co
ronledy. Not only make education compulsory.
bus lot religious instruction DO tho cliqf element
iu such education and then lot this roliEioua
instruction havo somc. lifo In it,-not DO tho
moro parrot-liko repetition Of atereotypo5A 5. re.
from tho Scriptures bnt lot tho toaeh9r havo ave
his or her whole lioart III tho work and let Him
apoaS to the ohildren ont Of 1ls own oarneatioHs,
sincere conylction. and human love for tnono 10
An earnest rnnn commando rospcct from
lH lloarors, ovcn II ho ia riding hobby Of lta
own how much more when lo laH God for htB
tllomo and Hcavon for l,is hopes but lot n maj,
DO moro talking machine, ana bo the 10, words st.
arcll young hearts. Truo, 1t s l,nrl to got stc1l
toachres, but yet not impossible; thousands Of
mon and women In thts world arc oar1loat, loving
pooplo. who would do this work vol. All wo
want Ii to mako tho situation OF teaclior n re-
spcotaby-paid aud comfortable ono, aud to keep
0,t the pn,rois and. 1t We can do tlliB wo aliall
have mnlo asiothor stride towards decreasing
crime. Yours truly Z. W. L.
CHICAGO, Jan. %, 1874.
, 1874-01-26

Mr.. Frank Duckland, writing in Land and
Fater IN reference tu tile rhinocoros lately killed
by tho fog. aud which is said to have Weighed
thrco tonB Baya:
Tho skin was Of great thicknosB, in somo
rlaces two or three inches. and as harl as d
plato of an iron-clad man-of-war. It will re-
qulro good denl of tanning bofore it will 10
tit to set up. This is tho same rhi.loceroB
whoso horn WAS Bomo time since amputnted by
Mr. Bartlett. When knocking about the cage
il bGd tempor. I am sorry to say natural to
lor, sho managed to severely injuro Tho baao
Of her horn against tho bars, and 1t became
necessary to cut OF tho loose portion.
but this operation had to DO douo with carc, and
without Irritating tho animal. Mr. Bartlett,
therefore, fcd her With apples, &c.. md 30 in
duced llor to put hor noso through tho bara
Whilo ho was foedag her, for several cousecu-
tive days hc rubbed tho horn gently with Il atick,
Finding TINT this friction did not hurt hor, tho
animal allowed tho rubbing to 60 on without
tahing my notice. When ut last Bho became
quito accustomed to tho friction, Mr.. Bartlett
substituted thin saw for the blunt stick, and
aftor two or three gittings managed to pass tho
snw almost entirely through tic base Of tho
horn. Sonlo fow hours aftorward Hhe finished
the operation llorao!f by knocking tho loose bit
completely of; IL weighed clovon pounds"
, 1874-01-26

LITTLE fALLs, N. T., jan. u, 1874
There ia no material changc to mute III tho market
this week. Owing to the bal weather there light
delivery Of" odds and ends" from farm darics but
prices for good to fair 1aa may DO quoted ut lie to
1899, and for poor, badly slntned latomads from 60
to Uc.
here was no factory In market this week, but buy
aro Offering 14o for good late ends, nnl, If any
Thug, tho feeling is stronger In tho trade that stocks
will 30 OUT oaring FUR margin OF profits to holders
Of cheese III city and country. There III moro inquiry
for butter tha week thnu last, md though prict
main about The Enmc, M advance Is expected The
sncY at Little Falls for ordinary to fnir winternake
were as s TO 34e, but extra Ans winter sed NJ a6e.
We hcnr Of $50 being offered fer long limo Of butter
running into full lnahc, but unable to report
nuy transactions ut that figure
Our letters from England arc for the frat week in
January. Uur London correspondent says tint English
cheese In earer In MI tho country narles, with alnnl
anppues. American clsccap is held for advance.
Tho brBt soils Mt 72s. noxt guilty at 7gs, a thtrda Mt
o8s English cleddar brings from 7ss to ooa cwt.
Butter IL very Bcarcct with moro inquiry far inter-
mediate qualities of European and Canadlup. We
give quotations followa: olonmels. 14ts: coska,
1908 Normandy, 148s unl Cauadan, 110@l2Gs por
cwt,
III 1Ier];iner County, N. y, nnfnvorabla reports
continue to conn lii respecting abort0ns among tho
her.lR. ThIA naeB II extremely ha for those having
affected herds, snce, with the high price Of hay and
other feed thu cost Of winscrng stock Is at best
neIfapG.
, 1874-01-26
Annual Report Of tho New York C0nls
nlisutUnorx of Emigration.


From. the Notp York Ezpfcss.
Tho annual report Of tho Commissioners Of
Emigration statos tlat tho ontro numbor Of
passengers from foreign portB WHO arrived at
tiiia port in 1870 was 3iG. D5G, Of whom 2GG, Bib
WHO lad heloro la,adel hero. Tho number Of
those who lal.acd ut Cant1o Carbon, and LUIS
camo n1Itlol tho immediate caro- OF this Doard,
wea O., 2oo,28s' OF these 252'0s2 wore a!iona,
1i,2l7 Lad previously lantod at olher
rorta it tho United States. or tho Whole
number Of aliorla who arrived 104, 2l4 wore from
Germany, 6H.G12 from Iroland 30, 189 from En-
g's9snsl, sso7 from seos'and $500 from sLy Sweden
Austria, G, log from Franco. l2s7 from Holland,
9,75!l FROM Denmark, 1910 from swtzorland
= 400 from rolaad, !,Sl7 from Nussia, 6ae from
Belgium, Gal from Wasen. GIT from Luxaahourg,
l1D from South America, II from Can
dies, 5s from 51oxIeo. % from Central A,nori;
e. s q ndy from scpa oy h 1S o s0 rostags e 4 Il
Auatralin, and 10 from Africa. Tl1e destination
Of Us, 5,951 wns tho stuto Of Now York, Ia, ,08a tho
Middle States, o9, 923 tho Western and Norrh-
westorn 8tatos, 23.aG8 tho Eastern Statoy, 2,7U3
Anlorea. On Dec Vi, 1879, tlloro woro IN tho hos
pitfalls Bl5 patioutH during 1873 there were nd
nlittea 6,5b1. Tho total number truatotl during
the yoar was, including $50 children born .aliYe.
800 died. leaving on tho 31at Docombor, 1872,
G25. On tho SLIT Of Dccombor. 1872. the whole
number OF cmigrants OIL Wards island was
2,14 during 1879 there were admitted 1862.
and tho nus.!cr romnining Dec. 81, 1875, was
LIT, being III loss than at tho corresponding
dato Of tho previous yoar.
In conclusion, tho report recommends thnt
ChHptor 9U2 Of tho laws of 1873 be SO nmonfled
that the prcsidont OF tho Irish Emlgrant Society
shall be ent'tsed to vote on all questions that
may come bofors tho Board.
, 1874-01-26

TO the Editor ef 1Ae Chicago Tribune:
s,A: Compulsory education is an old :nstit:.
ton. Bayaria has known it for a hundred years.
Other States havo known 1t as long. It is un-
doubtcdly owing to this that tho percentage OF
those who can read aud write is 30 great In Ger
many cog,
II your correspondent "Bob" doubts tint ed
ucatiou is Of benefit in after-lifo. then We must
doubt Bob" good Hense. and commend to Aa
porlaal tho first part of Sir William Hamilton's
Philosophy. Furtlor, l1r. +" Bob " does not be-
lovo that education leads children from crime
or the occasion OF crimo, aud presents
tMo t1,o..s Michigan prison atatatics aa con
put once for ~ local statistics are not in place
clan, for ho fails To make the important distluc-
ton bctween real education, TINT draws out tho
powers, and cnduoB ore with higher aspirations
and raiscs one into that plana Of social life
where the incitemonte to virtue are far wcghtior
than the Inducements to crimo ind the simple
ability to read al,d write, which is oftcntimes
worso than Io education at ol 10 rcal nnl
and con1lterfciter; therefore wa need not be
surprised to lind that q great number OF tho
Inmates of our prisons leve: attall4od that degree
81 emtmr9 a "l %hsta they ea aorawl their
Really. Air. "Bob" Las but ropoatcd wAat
Rorhert Spencer argued many years ago.
The following are fow statistics which bear
on tho point in question: OF II, ,202 persons ar
rested in Liverpool i'll 1868. 222, Or uLont ono iii
hundred could rcad uud write, and nearly
11O00 could neither road nor write. OF those
nrrestod for drunkenness and drunken disorder,
~ per cent could neither read nor write. OF
G3d00 arrests in London, 1900 could rcad md
wrlto vol; I'll. thnt il. one III q Thousand, lal
superior instruction; 1000 could neither read
moi" write; aud 81 per cont could read only, OF
rcad and writo imperloctly. OF about 20000 At
rcats in Brooklyn, III 1918, nearly 10,u00 were
burn i'll ireland; aud no more llood 10 sail COLI
corning their cdncation. or 1000 arrests in the
Metropolitan District OF Now York, in l8d8, oyol
32,U00 we're born iu ireland. and 900 woro ITO.
groos. Need bring moro iiguroA than shoHo
DA. Z. q. WELlNER.
CHICAGO, Jan. %, 1874.
, 1874-01-26
MARK ETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Jan. at y. m.-Tho amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from tho Bank Of England balance
to-t!ay Ia .c150,000+ Conso1s for money, 01FSa03 !;
on account, 92@92;s; 520s Of G5, 108H do ~, l0a
10-Aos. 1861; now 5a, 1o2A. Now York Central,
o5;G Eric, A4@4isf; preferred OK.
sperm O-06sSD7s.
PARIS, Jan. A.-nentes, 58f Soc.
LlyEnrooL, jan. a4-Cotton dull and depressed !;
middng upland. 3d. 0rleans, 8hd. salea a,o00 bales
Of upland, nothing below good ordinary, shipped
December and January, 13-l6d; clipped February
tu March, 15-1U. 6ales Of Orleaus nothing below
good ordinary, shipped December, 83-1Gd do Do-
senher and january, 8>sd deliverable December aud
January, 8 3-lGd.
:. Dseadstuas--Qu corn, AS. Lard, ~. rorl,
70a. Other articles unchanged.
, 1874-01-26

10 the EsIifur u Tic Ghicuqo TflbUnc;
6ln: "Dobs" lotter ill your to-duys papor ia
good, 20 far III It goes; M IL lllowso your oll-
.1rial on the same subject IN rocont issue. But
uoitor seems to ret ut tho vitality Of tho ques-
ton. 10 simply oduonto ohidron-i. o., to otlu-
cato tho 1ltooct-iA too often bnt to give groator
facllitcB for orno. Nero intellectual education
not ouly will not proycut crime, but III apt to
{ncscase its opportunities. It aoe,na to MO
Ehat, il tho head woro to 10 taught ltllo
and the heart great deal, wo should
aavo \ powerful weapon against orIme.
"Dob." with Lis dry old statlHticB, eays
- per cent of tho criminals sttsulled ehurch
, 1874-01-26

York called ut the prison to SEQ her husband tho
other day. sho kissed lin, through tho bn,s,
md, after wiping tear from hor oyo, she banded
hlm boz OF cigars, large paper Of chewing to-
sparkling diamond rings, d pair Of superb lia-
mond ear-rings. and MI elegant solid gold
B1uare-barro pin. which neatlea i'll = whito lace
collar. Blio wore a black silk droBs trimmed
with real laco, over which was a fine blue velvet
cloak. alao trimmed with black laco She was
accompanied by young girl, waiting maid,
whom she called Mary Ann, She carried RuH-
aiun lenthor reticulo aud can1elB hair ahawl be.
longing to her mistress.
, 1874-01-26

IHIDTEHtt
An simple businaBs-tranBaction outside Of
rings anu private or political intercsts, tho qnoa~
ton ought worry oaaily to ,o dlnposod Of. No
anbstatial objection presents itaelf; whcroas
tic raaBonB for selling to tho railroad companies,
at onco aud for tho sumH Offered, aro most pow
orful.
Tho slim offered In not only full prloo for
tho property, but thoro ca1l be not tho slightest
doubt TINT, On tho conBummation Of tho sao for
such purpose. tho remaining portion OF the
Lake Park will actually bo worth muuh moro
thnn tho otlro front Is at prosont. The s800.000
will thus 10 n clear not Eain to tho city. Re-
Bpcotfully yourn, j, EsA1As WAnnEN.
, 1874-01-26

farlns. becoming dissatisfied with tl,o rites Of
pay fixed for thnn, by tllclr omployara, should
organize "Ducolo Drotiorlaod" Ii, every
town Of tho State, and strike for bottor raten
from thuao whom thoy. might stylo audod mo-
TnE Tribune, could farm-l,a,,tia tako control Of
the Legislature mud FIX tlioir wagoB by Inv,
their conduct 1uLght DO looking glass to the
farmera Of to-day. ]. A.
, 1874-01-26

al loh'ssn %a.'e e. 90 ~ aeso, :o ye
ss.. and II Isers' fayor reccga 1aooo
ssa old do, Uiao2o. oasa IN moderate ,fenn,.l aud
higher; rooetpts, u, 200 bu; mixed Wesscru G0@eoo
''iil ifxr AND MorsS 'UIieb Ulieebangca.
n an0nEn1ssIcoHS firm c 27c saas ror
rentlno,i. n,a.s ,o, lto spot Il. l4hc February.
E"asz1t'SsJ4os; Eaas1iisavy oanad., 2sae,e.
LEATnXn-uncflGnBel
wool-rtrm .lon,sstto fleece, 4o@7oo uuwashed
rnoyiafoNs- arlnor; now mess, stooo primo
tnosa. $i5oo Bcef and cut lncats unchanged. Mid
lles iirmer long ssar. a,.c; short clear ss;o; long
,san, IT, nr 99laS'''' "pot 'fo February anu Marsh;
purTgn AND onsEsE-unchangod.
Observation-Disclosures copper soai!y; ingot, Iako
IT,; sx;9sssS ssada bar quiss; ssss sAset
NA1Ls-Unchargcd.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY et 9oc; ,,,,,u
at faoo@o.50. Wheat arm; No. j, sl.a7S; No. T.
csr r Ao d. oats .cav s:laa &c. sa1f so
firm; No. ], 77c. Barley excited and higher; No. .,
s @ seso sset p9Rea e hama I
7';Sso h,r rn; lst!s, s. s'eam 'e
hecE,rfsNtour oeo assS'Ga br so3 What ?, oo m
11nus IN '-1'0A'' ''''S "'''' "A'"'' A'''o ""'
snirMsxrs-r Flour. 14,ooo brla. Wheat. 1s,ooo bu.
1''s'' '''D'' CLEVELAND.
&C, nLEyELAxp, Jan: al-nnEAnsruR5a-Wllea quiet
and NsiclnnKot Corn dull ind steady ut GGGeG8o for
ns @ IN and ~ aoS7lc for DID, Oats quos at Gle for whto;
T ne.rna, ~ ~, 80. -. 1,t , ,,
TOLEDO, Jan, o4.-pnEApsTurrs- firm wheat
active aud higher No wlIfto Wahaah 81 m M \
i'o Siusen ss x' e:s feg1 gSG ss%s: IN No raS d.
;Icw o5so 5x 3D. ,s oor stc stsady @ ntsed ,
nominal '->3~@ 0''' '''' ~'''@
l!oas-Dresscd 1rm ct soao; fancy, $3.50.
Tror1rrai;1our + nm hris. x,,,,. nm ,,,, .,.,
co. o00 ba: oats. io v S' ''' "ne'' s'o' pp' eorn'
~ IN ~; nr1 'co ofa; wheat 1000 bu coru'
ptiiI.ADErrrrrA
ni; annor f5a5s55: WHcon.1p nv sfinnesna
exra famy Il o1Gs7 H. Ent" 1ia "isu a' mesp" 1tsi
Teat rccelnts ljai: I'M rr q si'G IN n'ey
$l756li7B IKE steady 1t 05r Corn nHtct. nil ri.
VIII. viii s'S SScS cS"' ''sS's' nc" "o' s''' Oats dull
EerpnfnGt.ys; Mo. 21Sts2a%o @ IN gola
"n4'A 3--0''A'' NEW n vt9 oRLt.ys.
1,n4NM;1 1;D; 90. oA'' 4'''' ~ ''''
H.vNnH,,ii rr,,ro soo m !. ,,,,, ear m
o,:o. Ma1s lover et 4tSe N'a 4f'''f " oS's''ies
%, an9SE1rs-co!ss s;' ,1 tlt no stock; >0eb'pg a4N
esss e. e s9ss + Coy 95Sfa 1
4c ao~, low nding to s strist low mtadlE l5
ExortsTo s tho con,aei. b,l;n lo1t Gre Gne"
Mosrrtnr Go 5 11i ajv, 19.j " d1cat a"55o' a,or.
linz. sSasE6a5SgM. 1''S' '''"'' y o11eoan'' 7'ce~
, 1874-01-26

NEW vonE, jan. 24.-rhoro WIS I'LL ln,.3ertono Of
aetsyy in ,In askot to-day, with Lrsk demand far
psillts, ereales, and wofstel .lresH gsoA. Cotton
goods str0dy AMI firm. Cottonntca sclng frcuiy.
Grain bugs lnoro astisc, aud higher. ulnFha1ns i!
st!Ays fairly aettye. pry-Yoods imports show great
tlecrcaIe fruln tho laat two years.
, 1874-01-26

nosToN, jan. aA-Wool u.s be.l actiyo tho past
wcsk a,lo4 of domestic ,3J3 o In; Ohio uni psn.
sylv.iia eueca, medium, cxr:, .loublu extra, anl
treble pxra 13Sa9s; Michigan, 1l'4e953c; Western.
s!stne, 65@5sc; tub al oedsb7>so scoured a5s@ 0V
, 1874-01-26

HLH 1uRhs
NEW YoNK, Jan. !4.-GurIoN-Nontna1; mid
tlliny 10tso; futures cluBoa weak salo1 50o6 alsa
Jan'ary u lb;lGe, l."minal; February, Is 6-32e;
DaE4psrurrs~Fi fairiy aotiv.s aud uncnapsou;
reco,pty, 1900 brs. 1yo dour and cort.-lneal
phsuRGl. Wheat u nlo1arats dauaAnd and hiRhay
, 1874-01-26

lilo grammar -solloo!unl building connoc ted
with bishop College, ut Letluoxvlllo, Cauula,
burned lllis mornitlg. Tho boys narrowly o.
capod With tholr lives. Loss. $4,000, partially
insured.
, 1874-01-26

pITrsnURaH H., Jan. N,-Crutlu petroleum auiet
8alea Ut $l.AaGsl.60. Refined gulet Ut 143l6u.
, 1874-01-26

TIE TENNEaAEANa.
Tie Tonnesseaus. company Of ten singers, all
of whom wore once alayes, but who aro now
students Of the Central Tennessee College, will
be in this city IN the course OF two or three
weeks Eor tho purl,oso OF giving sorioso Of thoir
unique slavo-cabiu concerts. They are singing
to raiHo money to Greet 3 now College building
ut Nashville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
convened at the usual hour yesterday
morning, and proceeded with the exam
ination Of witnesses in the Strauder case,
which occupied its attention all day and
several hours in the evening. About two
o'clock in the afternoon the hearing Of the
evidence was concluded, and Mr.. Crs-
craft opened for the State. He spoke ex-
actly one hour and fitty.fiye minutes,
making one Of his best efforts. AT
the conclusion OF Mr.. Cracraft's
speech the court adjourned until Gi
P. NJ, when MIR. Dovener, for the
defense, spoke about two hours. Mr.. Dove.
ner's remarks were listened to with the
closest attention by the large number Of
persons present, and his address Is very
highly spoken Of. The Court, after Capt.
Dovener had finished, adjourned to this
morning Mr.. Davenport will then resume
the argument Tor the defense, and Mr.,
Good close Tor tho State. The case will
then be given to the jury.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04

OF Brownsville, on the MonopgahelA rlv-
er, waiting for Lock No, on that river to
be- repaired. Capt. Beckett says she will
be here next week ready for business on
the Kauawha."
IBy Telegraph
PrrrBURdH, November 8.-RlvGr on q
stand; 0 inches. Cloudy and warm.
EVANSVILLE, November 3.-Weather
clear. Mercury 80 10 20. River sta
tionary, 10 inches on the guage. Down
r. W. Dugan and Dick johnson. Up
Geo. Roberts, Frank p. Gracey and
Silver Thorn. Business moderate. The
A. J. Baker Is LAID up at Rockport.
CAIRO, November 3.-River Q feet .
inches and falling. Arrived-Gen. An
derson, from 81. Louis. Departed
huntsville, for Nashville; Grand Tower,
for 81. Louis. Weather smoky.
CINCINNATI, November 8.-River Q
feet 4 inches and telling. Arrived-ship'
perS Own, Evansville.
ST. LOUIS, November 3.-Arrived-
johnson, Colossal and Victory, Keokuk;
Glencoe and Belle Of Shreveport, New
Orleans; Means, Cairo. Departed
johnson, St. Paul; Colossal, Keokuk; 81.
Joseph, Memphis; Helena, Vicksburg;
John F. Falle, New Orleans. River fall
ing. Weather clear and pleasant.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04

AGuE CoNQUERoR; No QU1N1NE, NO
ARSENIC, NO PoIsoNs.-This is strong
language, as Physicians and Chemists
have for years tried to compound a pre-.
paration that would entirely cure FEVER
AND AGuR without the use Of strong medi.
cines such as Quinine, Arsenic and other
poisons injurious to the system. There ia
no case Of Fever and Ague, Intermittent
or Bilious Fevers, Congestive Chills,
Night sweats, Liver Complaints, &C., that
this remedy will not cure at once and per.
mnGnently. It purlfes the Blood, Liver,
spleen, and all ,secretory organs 80 eff
iectually that the Chills will not return
during the season, even when persons
have had them for years. Sold by ali the
druggists in Wheeling, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry. eod-sw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-04

THE GIRL OF THE PEMoD.-The fol-
lowing is given as q description Of the
girl Of the period: She is finished in her
manners, though her education is poor.
She has polished oil the former by long,
expensive tour; while the latter, under
Madam" Of the foreign sounding name,
was SO stylishlY conducted no one had the
heart to blame. Since she lett the classic
temple, with her stock Of foreign lore, she
has never seen thu volumes on the shelf
behind the door; but she reads the daily
papers, when she finds moments time,
for the personals and weddings have an
interest sublime. She is gifted with en-
durance that an Amazon might prize, and
can dance from night to morning, when
the stars have left the skies. She is fond
OF foreign phrases culled from Spanish or
from German; and everything is "splen-
did" from a ribbon 10 sermon.