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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

Estate Of Michael FullrIn. late Of Elkliek tp,
deceased
Letters tes.amentary on the above estate having
been granted 10 the undersigned hy the pruIer az
tnority. notice Is hereby given 70 these tndehtcd
10 Il 10 make immediate payment and those hay-
ing claims against il wifi present them 20 the ul
dersigned ~ the late residence Of tesator on the
7th Of March next.
SAMUEL FULLUM.
ms Acting Executor.
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SYMPTOMS OF LIyKR COMPLAINT. 4
sallow OF yellow color ofskin. or yellowish
brown spots on face and ether parts o.
body; dullness and drowsiness with fire.
quent headache: dizziness. bitter or bad
taste IN mouth, dryness of throat and inter
nal heat; palpitation; in many cases a dry.
teasing cough. with sore throat; unsteady
appetite, raising OF food, choking sensa-
ton in throat; distress, heaviness. bloa;ed
or full feeling about stomach and sides.
pain in sides, hack or breast. and about
shoulders: colo pain and soreness through
bowels. with heat; constipation alternating
with disrrhoa: piles, fiatulence. nervous
ness, coldness of eXiremi,ies: rush of blood
10 head, with symptoms Of apoplexy,
numbness o. limbs. especially at night;
cold chills alternating with hot flashes,
kidney and urinary difficulties: dullness,
low spirits unsocisbility and gloomy fore
holdings. Only few Of above symptoms
likely 10 be present at one time. All who
use DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Med
ical Discovery for Liver Complaint and its
complications are loud in It's praise.
4 CURE. or LIVER DISEASE.
RCsK. Texas, May 10Th, 1873.
DR.. r. '. PIERCE:
Dear Sir-My wife last year at this time
was confined 10 her bed with Chronic
Liver Disease. | had one Of the best doc
tors TO see her and he gave her up 10 die.
when Icame upon some Of your medicine.
] bought one bottle and commenced Civ
ing il She then weighed 50 lbs now she
weighs 40 lbs. and is robust and hearty
She has taken eight bottles in all 50 you
see ! am an advocate for your Medicines.
WM. MEAzEL.
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Eelg Advertisements.
The Household panacea.
AND
Family Imminent

s the best remedy in the world for tie fsliowiHy
complaints, viz; Cramps n the Limbs and Stonl-
ach. Pain IN the Stomach Bowels or Side, Rheum-
atfsm IN all its FORMS B,iia1s Cole Neuralgia
Cholera, Dssenie-y, Colds. fresh wounds Barns,
Sore Throat. Spinal Complaints, Sprains and
Bruises. Chiils aud Fever Fer Internal and Ex-
terilal use.
Its operation Is not only 10 rciisre the patient.
but entirely removes the cafsc 81 the complaint
II Penetraies and IerTaees the vhal system re-
storing healthy action 70 al lis parts saa quick
ening the blood.
The Household panacea IS purely Vegetable and
All Healing.
Prepared by
CURTIS < BROWN,
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{. II. SPARKS. Albany, Ga

-rlge tha; our Republican friends
= -E forget the election to be held on
Z -'l of February. As the election is
---s,lly and not on Friday, a. hereto
r o. l.pe they viii not postpone Their
is-s until the Saturday preceding
: -1n. a. il viii lie difficult to get
~ printed belween Saturday and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

The Pittston Pa Comet tells Of mar
rage ceremony recently performed in the
Wyoming Cemetery II that place II says:
As soos as the carriage stopped. the four
occupants got out, and passed slowly and
solelnnly to the gate, which admitted them,
and preceded by the two gentlemen, the
ladv hung upon the arm of another, and in
this way the singular quartere moved for
ward among the tomb bOTdered paths 10 a
distant part of the cemetery. Here they
halted directly in front Of a grave, at the
head OF which stood white marble cross
Presently the lady and her companion sep
araied, each taking a position on opposite
sides Of the grave, and near the centre
Then they Joined hands. At the same
time tie two who were left took positions,
one 81 the head and the other At the foot Of
the grave, each facing the other. Al this
moment the bell OF distant church tower
tolled out the solemn hour Of midnight,
and almost before the reverbersti0ns had
died away among the distant hills OF Wyo-
minC..a marriage ceremony had commenc-
ed above the quiet grave in the cemetery
The service was short one. AID the
scene most singular and impressive. i few
moments later the four returned 10 the
carriage. and were driven back 10 the place
from whence they had started. The driv-
cr Of the vehicle. from whom the facts are
CLEANED, could give no further Information
other than iha; one of the gentlemen
was undoubtedly 4 miE!stcr ofthe gospel,
AS was revealed form the clerical cut Of his
garments The other gentlemen probably
accompanied the couple as witness to the
marriage. Ii was altogeihera strange pro
ceedinr. and one Of unusual cast.
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I7oLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT.

Davii Critehaeid arsl Wis. q Masord tp.
Somerset g.. Pa By deed II Assignment. have
assigned all their estate real AID persoai. O. the
undersigned in trust ior tie h.nsLi 81 their cred
itors. All peFsOns indebted . said Jacob CTl-ch-
field viii make imrne-ii ia.e payment and these
having claims viii make the s2isc k1urn Eit1aEt
delay. WILLIAM CR1TCHFIELD.
Assig1ee-
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person who speaks with the air oi Z
4 nd who has discovered new fact
--srience, SAYS that the way to prevent
Of the nose, l. - keep your nose
ther peoples business
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DUBLIC SALE

viii sell at public sale, G1 Saturday March q
1874 two lots in the taEa 81 L.yaRsvi.le, On the
south size Of the Turnpike road. adjoining iu;s OF
Jehn ThomIs0n and Alex. Ceunirynan, owned ty
Mary Herring. LLlJAh HERRING.
iiI.cS
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We Want You

We Want You di,:sess.s tsae' e Asi'i,; ss7 : al q
Advertising Maps. niosuscd On Ing ,ish Csoth d.
ing cguFlefe Nap 0f the UHilei States. We
give these maps away gratis and Wis allow ron
cne dollar fer every nap you distribute IN every
couaty au1 state in the Jui1u- Maic and Fema.a
Agents wanted. address ilmediftely. eueI0sln.s
dollar for eaiiif u frs Mas. TerTitary Cisl--
lar and s1ll par seliars-
ADVERTISING MAP CO.
LIS Brady +. C.
szr1s Cizrion Co. Pa
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Children often look Pale and
sick

from no other cause than having worlns il he
stomach
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COaIFTTS
VIII destroy Worms without injury 70 the child
being perfectly WHITE and free from az color
Ing or other injurious Ingredients usually used
II worm preparations
CURTIS = BROWN, Prupfietors
No. rs Fulton Street, New Ycrk
Sold bg Drugcisfs dad Cteasisis. cEf DccIers "a
.seSieiEos ei IEEsrT-- FITE CENTS Box liye
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

--- e,rti has been covered with about
bes OF snow, for the past iew days,
.as happy possessors OF cutters and
-,.-s have been having I gay time
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

~ 20 mead Mr.. Jacob !. Kaunaan.
~ :, county. has recently been ar
he had been quite III for some
eh during The time he was very
y, 80. ! 9o.' family. including wife and
~. --,,sn- were taken down with the
-. @is kaufman succumbcd TO the
sc oefaried this life on the 18th
: T-eieiy mourned by al whoknew
~. 1st was 3 years, 10 months.
..ri- hr Kaufman is rapidly con
ss5, aha We are glad to know that
49, oT.-.sa are all cut % danger.-JolEs-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

-- re indebted to the members OF the
--5Vn Brass Band for serensde on
n NIGHT Of last week. Considering
LAT this band has been prsclicing
-aaih. they play remarkably well
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

Z; The origin oi the phrase.
M ~ - 7 and o. is NJ; generally
; ~ aie hocses v iiere chalk scores
y -,.-tiiy marked upon the wall, it
: = iy 10 pc, initial letters at the
s- - - nsn = account. To show the
- PMS and quarts for which be
Nhsn one was indulgiHg too
s,,l -l,lk freud would touch him
a. -.lr' and point 10 the score on
4 Z, sing. John. mind your P's
esso, hat Is, notice the piuis and
4 Va charged against you. and cease
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11
NOTICE.

The partnership hsrliafsre carried - in The
name oi Coed \ ianss has this day been Gissolv-
cd BY mutual consent The debts oi the firm VIII
be paid by / G. Joass, who wiz carry cn the buzz
ness from this day.
Jar.s GOOD * JONES.
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DISTRIBUTED is FOLLOWS.

We the undersigned Auditors of
OF Pcnns do certify that the
entitled An Act relating the counties and township passed the
18th day Of April 1884 the borougb
OF Somerset the 9th day January 1874 audit adjust and Set
tie the several required Us by law eaby several
OF Assembly and supplements thereto according best Ct our Judo
aRd abilities
In whereof hands he oe rs7
this 18th day of January, \. H., 1874.
ATTEST GEORGE i. KIMMEI. FI-s7
ELIAS CUNSINGHAN, JACOB J. SPEICHFR. r. 81
CLERK. J0HNATHANI 7 WELLER r7
Co0D4v tu1o
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--mored. and we think on good
--r Tia, The p. ". & 3. r. X Co.
rlsie placing an accommodation tIaih
4 rasd to run IRON this place to
.5sBd and return, at an early date.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

II RrxroRD will sell mems and boys
--stl0 per cent profit. Tor cash
A 10. of overcna;s al cost. Remem-
g. lace. opposite the Somerset House
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

z BRICK =, BRICK at W
T.-s { Bros Works. Building Brick
85-s Pavement Brick, Circular
p aai C0rnice Brick
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

d, 77in.1n IS given by Attorney
- Dimmick. thai the Legislature
/ auv repeal the Local Option law
-l1a. the State
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

.-z-yE Simmons Liver Regulator one
III tes- medicines ever made for the
- I l.ve seen II used by my wife
..-uzny others who were sick and al
E VIII wonderful effect Il seems 10
t. s1re.
Ell SPARKS. Albany. Ga.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

r.. syD SKrNs.-The highest cash
svl. be paid by me for all kinds oi
r nd SKINS.
JOSIAH zimmerman,
Somerset, Pa.
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= AJTT LIVER PILLs.-It Is easy
r. Q. make pm. but 10 make good
leis the difficulty, There are
am drastic pills. that are of even
s-, -lan dose Of salts: but a good
-- lie DE Morris LIVER Pills.
ltneira;es 70 the seat Of disease. is
\. ii --'um indeed. VIII positively
= asleas,-s of tie liver Sold every
'oHS 7. HEsRY. CuRRAs & Co.
and College Place New
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Ccntaur Linfueut.

There Is no pain which the
Centaur Linimen.s will Dot re
licye, 10 swelling they will not
subdue, and no lsmeness which
they will not cure. This is
strong language, hut 4; Is tr1e.
They have prylEced more cures
ofrhsumatisIn. neuralgia. lock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

rss cold in 'spook humrnel last
Il d. Tuesday morning rabbits were
=. All The fur al blown of them, so
-s q is inhabitants
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-02-11

+. ierl suspended by 4 piece Of thread
~ bali an inch of the surface of the
% g lyacinth glass, viii, IN q
l'l,h, burst and throw a
'a n,0 The water, and shoot up
= s.llieht and tApering stem, with
a:le green leaves A young oak
Ein- m iais way upon the mantle
2 foo'n. = very elegant and inter
5 .ecL Try Il.
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RR-FAss xisEEAL roIsT.
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JOSEPH INiHoFF.
DANIEL !. BRUBAI
"TASTED.
North Pacific Bonds.
Call on or address
Luther =. Kaufman. Broker.
= FoUETa AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that Henry Krcgcr aud
H Kre-er i son made 40 assignment ca the oh
day Of January 1s74. % the undersigned for The
benet Of their creditors- AL persons indebted b.
the said Henry Krcser. or H hreger Son. vii
rlcase cal al the oice oi the Gederslnei IA SON
erse:. Pa. and make payment without delay.
Z. L BAER.
Assignee.
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TINE TABLES

~~rRAL roIST UArLEoAD-
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VALUABLE LOTS
At Public Sale

I viii offer n Public Sale. in the B1-3ugh Of
Somerset. Pa.-0n Saturday February osih. is7- at
one o'clock p. Il. go the premises. Two lots Of
ground Eug,ra as tho
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Thirty Years Experience of
an Old NUrse.

10. u 7 sl.ul otIttl- NV OK
Eor sale by all druggists luy 9
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Glade Rouse Il Hotel Lots.
TERMS

One third to be paid on Is; Jaly ls74, hnlzuee n
three equal annual payments, with interest pay
neBis 70 De secured uy bonds Elld mortgages On
premises.
fc5s. vi PICKING
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NOTICE.

aucS
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02

STATE BONDs-Quiet and nominal.
RAILROAD BONDs-Activc and strong,
the leading feature being the advance Of
l6l per cent in Pacific Mail issues. a
heavy business was done ~ Union Pa
cifc first. and sinking fund, the former
selling at 92i, and the latter at 7Gl.
SroCKs-Norc active than for sone
time. Speculative stocks opened !la
per cent above the clO,ing quotations VI
Yesterday, with the exception Of Erie,
which was per cent lower in conse-
quence Of the order granted restraining
the company from paying their interest.
Later in the day the stock became strong
and active on an announcement that the
supreme court disolyed the injunction
granted yesterday. The market contiH-
ucd strong. with Northwestern and
Union Pacific n the feature until an ad-
vance OF lm,ll per cen; occurred, after
which there was general falling of,
followed by an advance, but at the close
there was a slight reaction on realization
sales. The transactions aggregate
276.OO9 shares, Of which 1900 shares
were Consolidated COAi, 25,OO0 Cumber
land. 5000 Erie preferred, 1900 Har
lem preferred, 5000 Michigan Central
3I.OJO Northwestern preferred, 5000
Wabash preferred, gl2,Oo0 Ohio & Nj
si-sippi. 24,OU Hannibal & St. JOsepl
preferred and 5000 C. &. d ]. T..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Another Dreadful Accident.

un the 2l>t inst. Frank Williams, a
san ot John Williams formerly of Har-
rl,on countyl but now of Cedar Creek,
Grlmrr county. met with a terrible acci-
dent. which makes him cripple for life,
even II il does not end in his untimeiy
DEATH The unfortunate man was cut
ting rail timber. and had got the
,-.r "n which he MAS at work about To
fall. \, it was falling, he ran in an op-
po,i,r direction. hut it struck against an
other tree and rcbounded, and fell almost
upon him. His left leg, from the ankle
up towards the knee, WAS crushed almost
L. iv,ly. and the right one broken SC that
the huuc protruded through the skin. In
ta.> condition the poor fellow remained
,u- about two hours, before he was dis
covered. And then the tree had to be
r.i before he could be released. Every
>,-okr "f the axe was like thrus;ing II
knit" into his body. On the day after
u" accident, DrS. w. J. Bland and VI.
: Holt, Of this place, and DIR, Eagan, OF
Glrnyi,l". amputated the crushed leg
below the knee. and reduced the fracture
q: tn" right leg They say the poor fell
low bore the operation like a hero.
When Dr. Bland left there on Monday
ns;. :h" patient was very comfortable, and
g-"a, hopes are entertained that he Will
'"rnTrr- " WcStuH Democrat.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Thomas Mara, who was wounded by
stray shot on election day in New York.
while a spectator of the fracas in which
Coroner Croker killed Mckenna, died
Monday night in Bellevue Hospital.
The champion silver cup, valued at
5000. won by Albert GARNER at billiard
match about a year ago, was stolen from
his saloon Yesterday.
4 fire occurred at Hot Springs, Ar
kansas, Monday, DESTROYING the Warren
House and one or two other buildings.
Robert J. johnson, formerly employed
bv the American Express Company, was
found dead in stable in indianapolis,
Yesterday morning, where it is supposed
he went TO sleep last night, while mtoAl-
Gated.
The manufacturing companies of Man
chester. y. H., which have been running
on short time, began on full time THIS
week.
The public debt statement for Novent
Der shows a decrease of Sl23,i2I.
Governor Chamberlain, of South Car
olina. was inaugurated in the hail "t
Representatives, at Columbia, yesterday
There was great crowd present.
The Carlsts have laid siege to BrrS".
The Hawaiian King and suite break
tasted Yesterday morning, IN an un-
finished room of the Palace Hotel, San
Francisco.
A,C. Ferber Chief Of Police of Scran-
ton, Pennsvlvania, Jacob Ferber and j.
II. Schlager. were arrested yesterday On
the charge Of numbering Michael hear.
nev. in Scranton, on the 18th uIt, and
brought to Wilkesbarre yesterday alter
noon.
Barney McCue was convicted yeStei :
dsv at Williamsport, Pennsylvania, oi
the murder of John Decter, on the 2uh
ofOctober last at Muncy Dam.
A German farmer named John Bar
cberdt living near Watertown, Wiscon-
sin was murdered on Monday night by
a blow upon the head with hammer
His wife and two step-daughterS have
been arrested on suspicion of being the
perpetrators,
The French National Assembly YES
terdav reelected Buffet President oy
vote Of 34S to 5 scattering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02

CHICAGO, December l.-Flour--Dull
but unchanged. Wheat-Dull and de-
clined; No. spring 94c; No, 81 ic cash
or seller December; 92Ic seller January;
No. 8 s56S5lc; rejected Sic. Corn
Dull and lower; No. = mixed 73c cash;
72Ic seller year; new No. = mixed 66lc
cash or seller year; rejected old 65c
Oats-Dull; No. > 52lc cash or seller
year; rejected 49i@I9!c. Ryc-Stcsdy
and in moderate demand; No. l 9jGG
95Ic. Barley-Stcady and in moderate
demand; No. 81 % cash or seller De-
cember; No. 3 81 09@l liz. Pork
Lower at $40 75 spot. Lard-Dull and
nominal ut Sl3 20 spot; Sl3 jjCd Is 90
seller February. Bulk Meats-Dull;
sales of short rib middles 10 days old at
l3bc. Green Meats-Shouldcrs 6{c;
buyers generally demanding concession:.
Whisky-Firm at 97@97ic. On the
call of the board inth afternoon Wheat
closed lower at 90lc seller December;
81 2c seller January. Corn-llcavy nj
II ic seller year; 72c cash. Oats-Lowcr
at 57sc seller year. Pork-Lowcr at
$l9 so cash. Lard-Firm at SIS Is.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
New York Market.

NEW YORK. December Lotion
Heavy; middling uplands at l4ic.
Flour-Quiet; receipts $4,000 barrels;
superfne western and state 81 1904 80;
common to good 81 75(d5 90; good TO
choice SIS 1895 70; white wheat extra
S. 75G6 %; extra Ohio 81 90@6 20; st.
Louis "a 0O;Gs 90. Rye Flour-Un-
changed. Corn Meal-Unchanged
Wheat-Dull and heavy; receipts 2O0,-
600 bushels; No. spring 81 l7(Gl %;
No. 2 Milwaukee 81 1901 IA; No. =
Northwestern 81 O9Gl 10; white western
81 2sGl SO. Rye-Quiet at 94@s7c.
Barley-Dull at 81 52!. Malt-Quiet.
Countless active; receipts $4,000 bush
els; mixed western in store ::92lc; do.
afioat 9ic; new white 90c Oats-Dull
and lower; mixed western 6s669c;
white 6S@7Oc. Hay, Hops and Gro
ceries-Quiet Petroleum-Dull; refined
lO2@l0Ic; crude 5-l6c. Rosin-Firm
at 81 Sdka2 35. Turpentine-Hesvy at
34t@35c. Eggs-Firm at 2stG SOC. Pork
Firm; western moss at $2l 90. Beef
Quiet. Cut Meats-Quiet; middles
firm; long clear at ll6lltc. Lard
Lower; prime steam l3tc. Butter
Heavy; western 20G3sc. Cheese-Quiet;
common to prime At l2t(Gl5ic Whisky
Dull and shade easierat 81 OBJ.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

NEW YORK. December l.-MONEY-
Active and in good demand nt $40
) per cent, and in late dealings
ut iI@5 per cent for call loans
prime mercantile paper shad" igh"r
in anticipat ion Of generally higher
arket;r5@s per cent for approved
double named and jIml0 per cent for
single name. Sterling dull throughout
the day, and st the close weak at 4Sii@.
4S5 for sixty days, and 1890 49O for de-
mand. Produce exports S5OOO,OOO
Customs receipts $4,000.
GoLD-Fcll off from ll2t to llls, one
Of the recent pools having, il Is said, un-
loaded at III. Carrying rate ! per
cent; borrowing 3 per cent and fiat.
Clearings $45. 100000 Treasury dis
burSemcnts $4,000. Specie shipments
100000
GovERNMESTs-Opcncd strong and
higher in some instances, and closed
strong.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
SPORTING NEWS.
Louisiana Jockey Club.

New ORLEANS, December 1.-The
all meeting Louisiana Jockey Club was
naegurated to-day.
The first race was a hurdle race, two
miles, over eight hurdles; club purse $500,
$3.50 to first, 500 to second, $50 to third.
The race was won by Bilaxi, beating
chris Doyle, Huntress, Mary Forrest and
Captain Jack, in the above order. Time,
1908. Captain Jack fell at the second
hurdle. In the pools Bilaxi sold $40,
Hpntress $l20, Doyle $40, Mary Forrest
SO and Captain Jack SIS.
The second race WAS for the Slocomb
stakes for two years ulds, S25 entrance,
pay or play, with 800 added, second
horse 5000, third 500; one mile to carry
.hree year old weights; eleven nOmina-
ions, three started. The race was won
by Puss Broadnox, beating Leap Year
second, Pauline Sprague third. Time,
l:5OI. In the pools Puss Broadnox and
Leap Year sold for sl20 each, Pauline
Sprague $50.
The third race was for the club purse
of $780, for all ages, S40O to the first
500 to the second, mile heats; Ballen-
keel, /, |; Bonaventure, 2, 2; Mary L.,
8, 3; Rob Britton, 4. distanced; Tom
Leathers, distanced. Time, l:44!, l:45l.
In the pools Ballenkeel, 10; Bonaven-
ture 100; Mary L.. Is; Tom LeatherS,
IL; Bob Brtton, 10.
The weather was clear and cool and
the track in good condition, but the at
tendance was light.
By invitation of the Louisiana Jockey
Club, the Dumoley Commandcry, mount
ed Knights Templar, from Washington,
drilled OH the course between the heats
If the last race, executing their cvoIu-
tons gracefully.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, December l.-Cott"n--
Dull at lIIc. Flour-Stcady and IN
moderate demand. Steady; red
81 0S(al II. Corn-Steady at zoe. Oats
Active at j7mGlc. Ry"-Stcndy ut
81 O7Ct Os. Barlcy-Firm nt ~ "0cr
%. Oils-Unchangcd Eggs, Butter
and Chrcsc-Quict. Pork-Dull; sale,
at $50 80 spot, and 81 % seller January.
Lard Easier; steam l3sc spot; kettle
jobbing at lil@lI!c. Bulk Meats
Dull; shoulders 7!ci clear rib sides l0ic;
clear sides l0!c, all loose Bacon-Qui"t
and unchanged. Green Meats-Easier;
shoulders at GI@ &c; sides 9}c; hams II
ollie. Whisky-Stcady at 9Sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-12-02
For all Pesnsis Complaints

nothing equals DIR. Pierece's Fayoritr
Prescription. Il J. most powerful re-
storstive tonic, also combining the most
valuable nerVine propsrties, especially
adapting II 70 the wants of debtiitstsd
ladics suffering from weak back, inward
fever, congestion, Inflammation, or ulcer
alton, or from nervousness, OF nsuralgic
pairs. Mr.. q. W. Seymour, Of Canton,
y. Y, writes Dr. Pierce as follow
The demand for your Payorits Prescrip-
ton il wonderful, and one man ststed 10
me that his wife had not done = day.
work in FIVE months, when she comrnenc-
ed taking your Psyorits Prescription,
took two bottles and u nov on the third
bottle, and !. able 70 do her homework
alone and milk fourteen cows twice q
day DT. Pierees Pavorite Prescription
IL s0lj by ali dealers in medicines.