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Esrer and Agus Cured for SO Gems.
DR.. RAILWAYS
Perfect PurgatiVG and Regulating Pills.

perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated with sweet
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse and strength
en-. RAILWAYS PILLS, for the cure OF al dlsOr'
dPrs Of he stomach, Liver. Bowels, kidneys. Bad
ter, Nervous Diseases. Headache, CunEtipatio
C-stiveness, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Bliousaeea,
Bilious, TyPhus, aud Typhoid Feyers InnAmmA.
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the internal visceTa. Warranted TO elect FOsitiVe
cure. Purely vegetable, containing no 1tei''ury,
minerals, or deleteriOus drugs.
ne Observe the following symptoms .eunNina
ftOh disorders Of the digestive organs; :,
Constipation, Inward Piles, FullneqH % tha SiOod
in the Head, Acidlty Of the Stomanh, Nausea.
Heartburn, Disgust OF Food. Fulluess OF NelRbt In
the Stomach, sour EructatiOus, sinking Of PiuL
tPring at the Pit OF the stomach Swlmuilna Of the
Head, Hurried and Difficult Brea thing. FiuttartuF
at the Heart. Choking or Suffering 1Sn5atOnf
when In a lying posture. Dmness OF v ussoB, DSu
Webs before the sight Fever and INll Pan ..
the Head. Deficiency Of PerIpiratioz, Yenr : ngea
Of the skin aud Eyes, Pain In tbs Alno, chest
'.nbs, and sudden FiuShcs Of Heslt, Bnr1;ng IN
die Flesh. A few doses OF RA Always PHI Is
will free the system from 81, me above nRme.l tlS
orders Price 30 cents per bOT. Sold ~ ala
draggtsts.
READ "FAVsE AND TRUE" ss,iJ Sus ieI
ter sIRmp'c nADWAY q 20, No. ~ Warren ~
New VUk. Information Jttb tbousands g'hh
-ar' ydu
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NEW YORK.

Flour-Superfne western S. 8006 IS; extra
Ohio, $6.60Q80O; st. Louis, Sc. 756Dl1, 90.
Whisky, $1.0119@1.02 Wheat-No. 2 spring
Sl-5O@1.52. Corn, new western mixed 7S@8Oc.
Pork-New mess, $3.50; short clear mindless
Sss@8&c. Lard, prime steam, 5000 ZIG.
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FIour-superfne, 81 COOS 90; X 1926; XXX
Sc 2097.50; family, $S@8.5O. Corn-White,
79@S6c; yellow, 85c. Oats, goose. Hay
Prime, SO; choice, $22. Mess pork, Sic.
Shoulders, &c; clear rib, 915c; clear, CSC.
Hams, 12@1219c. Sugar, fair to good fair,
6B@7Hc. Whisky-Louisiana, 81; Cincin-
natl, 81 .04 Corn meal, S4O4. %.
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to other countries for that which our
raw material and native intelligence
can produce at home? Pray why
should we not make as good steel here
as in England? Do we lack the skill +?
Have we no brains? Or is it in the
atmosphere I assert that we are sur
rounded by as skillful workmen as
England can produce, assisted by the
patriotism that ever seeks to exalt its
own country in the depression of no
other.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-27

To HAVE the money needlesslY spent
every year would give substantial comfort to
almost every person. To have the money
saved by buying Silver Tipped boots and shoes
would buy each parent every year new pair
of shoes.
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CINCINNATI.

Wheat, $1.45.- Corn, 6O@62c Oats, 4s@54
Mess pork, $15.25. Lard-Steam, Ssl0SXo ;
kettle, 6@9slc. Shoulders, &c; clear rib, 81 /;
clear, S1sc. Hogs, $5@5.30. Whisky, 96c.
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ST. LOUIS.

Wheat-No. spring, $1.10; No red. $1.-
40; No red winter, $1.56. Corn-No. 2 mix
ed, 60@62c. Oats, 4S@49c. Mess pork, Sl5-
@15.25. Bacon-Shsulders, &c; clear rib,
8%@8$4c; clear, $1,000. Hogs, $4.75@5.3O
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Aliens Lung Balsam,
This Great Medicine was First Offer
ed for Sale Ten Years Ago.

Its good qualities were soon mad known at home,
and very soon fame was nrised ar ana near;
now Il is sold in nearly every ug store In the
United States No similar m 9dicine Sta Hds higher
with the people 1t Is well Known on the Pacific
coast; and even from australia IarRe orders are
received for 1t. And throughout Cana1a II is well
and favorably known and sold everywhere,
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SIMPLY because a SOAP makes good

"suds " does not follow that it is the best
soap to use. 1t should do more it should not
waste away but wear well and not rot the
clothes. Proctor & CANDLES Extra Olive Soap
washes well, wears well, in fact it has no
equal.
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Ministers and Public Sp akGTS

Who often afiictei with throat diseases,
Will find sure RENE ~ in this Bals1hn. Lozenges
and waters some lines give relief put TINS Bal,
sam, taken few times, will insure permanent
cure.
VIII all tho7e afflicted wit coughs or consnmp-
ton give this Balsam fair tIlaI they VIII he
pleased with the result and confess mat the SUES
REMEDY is FOUND AT LAST.
READ THE FOLLOWING
What the ST. Louis Jol al has to say:
READ AND REFLECT To SucA as may desire 8
remedy for this curse Of humanity. consumption.
Aliens Luz 2 BaiSam gives thH anchor or hope.
Allen Lung Pal am ! as been tfled by thou
sands, who give evidence, not only py wiring les
timo" ials that he We been cured, but By their
physical appearance. =, -,
The recommends tions this valuas lie remedy has
received from those who kno the good II has
done for them. place Aliens Lung Palsam In the
front rank of the healing and hie-Testorlng RENE
dies of this century.
CAUTION.
Do not be deceived Call for aud be sure you Ie-
ceiVe Aliens Lung Raisam Try no experiment
with worthless remedies.
HARRIS 8 CO, PrOpIietoTs,
Cincinnati, Ohts.
For sale by all southern druggists and genera
dealers
s5:.Sszssssr "a fssE
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CHICAGO.
MEMPHIS.

Wheat No. 1 spring, s1.2O1< No. 2, s1.1s.
Corn-No mixed, 561Sc. Oats, 42c. Dressed
hogs, $6.25@6.3O. Mess pork, $I4.25.
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8. Large woode n
trunk, iron-bound and
studded with brass
nails; filed with books.
Bottom kicked in, but
not so as to damage
the trunk irretrieva-
bly-0.
4. w God N box,
marked "Glass-with
care" Thrown nearly
thirty feet, with great
accuracy, lighting with
an awful crash-1.
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5. Black oil skin car
pet-bag; key tied TO
handle with white cot
ton rag. Both bundles
pulled out, and mouth
of sack stricken with
incurable gap. Car
pet-bag disputed, but
finally allowed.
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HEARING REsToRED.-A great inven-
ton. Send stamp for particulars, to GEORGE
J, WooD, Madison, Indiana.
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-27

HOP YEAsT.-Pare your potatoes,
boil in two quarts of water, with a
handful of hops tied in a cloth. Pour
off the water, mash the potatoes finely,
pour back the water. Wet two table.
spOonfuls of meal and two of ionr,
two of sugar, three of molasses, and
one of salt, and stir in. Let it boil
few moments. Pour ont, and when
cool add some good yeast.
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WHAT / KNOW ARnuT POULTRY

IT gives complete descrip,ion Of az the d,nsr-
hatchfng and rearing fowls. It gives the best
known Treatment for fowls in health and disease;
t.lls AL you "a ish to know about poultry. ibis
book is sent poss paid upon receipt OF price, ATTY
County, Ohio. E
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-27

ESSENCE OF VERBENA LEAF.-A sweet
and refreshing perfume for the hand
kerehlef Take rectified spirit of wine.
half pint; otto of verbena, half a
drachm: and tincture of tulo, a quarter
of an ounce. Mix them together, and
it is ready for use.
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The YIELD OF BULLIoN.-Wells, Farg
& Co. estimate the bullion product of
the country for 1873 at SD, 258, 693. The
California papers claim that, as Com
missioner Raymond raised the Wells &
Fargo estimate of 1871 ID per cent,
therefore we may add l3 per cent to
their present estimate. Anybody who
accepts this logic can figure up the
yield to SS1, 652, 600. The increase is
entirely in silver, the gold production
probably falling of. California turned
ont S25. OOO,O 900 in 1870, according to
Raymond; this year, only SIS, OOO, 600,
according to Fargo. Nevada, the silver
state, has wAxed from Sl6,OOO,OOO IN
1870 to S35, PSI, 900, in 1873.
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-"Came to his death while being hit
on the head with long-tailed stewpan
in the hands of his wife, - was the YER
dict in a recent case in Illinois.
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To REMOVE SUNBURN.-Milk Of al
monds made thus Take blanched bitter
almonds one-half ounce soft water ore
half pint make an emulsion by beat
ing the almonds and water together,
strain through muslin cloth, and it is
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10y"
l. Medium Saratoga,
with linen cover mark
ed J. B. MoC., at
large. End kicked in
and hasp broken. This
trunk was disputed,
but allowed-1.
2. Large wood e n
trunk, covered with
black oil-skin and tied
with a new clothes
line. Beautifully drop
ped on corner aud re-
duced to match-Wood
and rags i.
3. Two-story & base
ment Saratoga. Smash
er jumped through lid
up to his knees in en-
broidered undercloth-
ing. LCheers.l /.
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How many apples did our first pa
rents eat in the garden of Eden? Eve
8 and Adam 2,
The herald and mail. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1873-188?, 1874-02-27
A Pie-Biting Match,

The people in New Mexico originate
some curious societies. In Mesilla and
Las Cruces they have--or it is said
they have-what are known as the
"Pie- Biters," composed of persons
passionately fond of pies. So strong
has the rivalry grown between the two
societies that a challenge resulted, and
the contest is reported to have been as
follows: "The pies were to be mince
and one inch thick. Mesill piled up nine
pies and shut down on them wirho; an
effort. Las Cruces elevated the top of
his head and closed his jaws over eleven.
Great enthusiasm among his friends |
Mesilla came to the scratch, or bite,
manfully, and Topped his lip over a
dozen successfully. Odds offered on
Mesilla. Las Cruces, at this point,
said Well it is time to stop this
nonsense hand me fifteen. They were
given him he smiled, laid the back of
his head on his shoulders, and came
down on the bundle of pies like an alli-
gator on a mouthful of flies. But his
teeth did not come together. He strug-
gled and ierked, but it was no use.
Three of his teeth broke and his hold
gave way. On examining, a dog-collar
was found in the centre pie, and Las
Cruces had got his teeth tangled in the
buckle. Jack Martin, the referee, de-
cided in favor of Mesilla, on the ground
that everything was fair in mince-
pie. '-De7lUer NeaUs.
AMERICAN VS.. BRITIsH STEEL.-It is
constantly asserted and as often con-
clusively refuted that as good steel is
made here as in England. Mr.. B.
Casley of Sandusky now adds in homely
phrase his testimony to that of others
in favor of American steel. He says:
For more than twenty years I have
been manager of steel works III Sheffield,
England, and in Pittsburg, America,
and assert that as good steel is made
in this country as any in the world.
Why then should we, at the expense of
our reputation and independence, resort
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The American consul at Naples is
often mortified by his countrymen and
women calling upon him at the consul
late to inquire "when Vesuvius may be
expected to give another show"
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s. Small leather-cov-
cred trunk, one hinge
off ; other hinge ar
ranged with an eye to
perfect symmetry.
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z. Wooden box in
scribed "G This side
UP ~" turned upside
down i.
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6. Lady's retic ule
with glass tumbler and
flask and smelling bot
tie sat down upon-1.
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Go TO Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill.
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n was the hrsl and

II was the hrst and
The only Pain IL medy
,A.t Instantly siops the most eKcruciAtag pnins
SIiAys InfAmmations, aud cures CONCESSIONS
Whet her OF the lungs stomach, bcTelh. o. othei
glands or organs, by one application,
IN FROM oNE TO TWENTY MINUTE%
No matter how violent or eXcruciatlng the pain
the rheumatic, bed ridden. nhrmt crippled net
yoT,s npIfraIgic, or pfOstrnted with disease may
,uffar RA DWAlTS READY RELIEF VIII AHoto
INSTANT EASE.
OF the kidneys,
IufIn m ma ton Of the bladder,
inflammation OF tie bowels, 49,. ,nuc..
sore throat, difficult breathing,
paIpitn ton OF the hearti
Hystsrics, Group, dyPtths,TnlS,,, Influenza.
Headache, toothRchc,
Neuralgia, Inflammation,
Cold rhiiIs, Rgue chills.
The Rppliratiun OF the Ready Relief 10 the par
n parts where the pain difficulty exists VIII al
ford ease and comfort. .,,, -
A few moments cure cramps spraius. sour TomRch
heartburn. sick headRthe, diar hufa, ~ aehlr'S
rolis wind In the bowels and gn INTERNAL palns.
travellers should always carry hoill" nl i"u
WAYS Ready Relief with ITEM. TOW DROPS ~
waller will prevent ss knees 81 pains lfnul chnnkt
Of waIcr il Is hotter than French brandy o. OIL
tiers a stimulah.
Fever aud a que Cured for 90 Gems
There is not a remedial agent "a this world thh'
will cure foveT aud ague. AMI all 'Iner nialtIlu
billions scarlet typhoid, yellow, and other levers
aided by Railways Pills., so quick ~ RAD
WAYS REA DY RELIEF. Finy cts. per bottle
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pAYING ENTERTAINMENT

For all having spare time in selling our New
Book. " gdn " r tr nsiens u0ork but meces-
siHY 10 all classes of people, sctually saving
m oIey to buyers Book Agents seekin SOM e
thing useful ana fast-seInng 3, ana al haNIng
any spare time for pleasant work. without risk.
write at once for complete l6-page descriptive CT
cuar aud:lfberRl terms, to +. A. HUTCHINSON
IL Co Cincinnati, L hio.
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THIS IS NOHUMBUG
BUSrNEs9.

BY sending IS cts with age. height. color of eyes
AZ hair you will receive correct picture OF your
future husband wife, vii name and date OF mar
riage. w. Fox, p. o. Drawer p. FaltOnville, N. Y
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Mol Foil

1. Heavy brown hair
trunk, with the mango
in spots. Cove
wrenched off hinges,
and contents spilled in
mud.
2. Small, solid sole
leather valise. Brass
plate on lid kicked out
through the bottom-1.
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INTERRUPTIONS young and middle aged men and
II women ambitious to make successful start ~
business, offered superior facilities Tor prepaT
ing themselves. at the spencerian Business College
Milwaukee Wis
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Barclay thus won by a score of to
8, and could easily have smashed all
his trunks. 1t is understood that he
will be challenged by Bricktop"
Jenkinson, smasher of some local re-
pute ON the Quincy, Alton and st.
Louis, but nothing definite has yet
been made public,
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STANDARD LOTTA BUSTLE,

WIWNlHRallI DiplOml awarded BY
Wssss the American Inst-
L. ~ tute each year, A. W.
HsszsEE=zzE==z177fS Thomas. pantentee &
SCI MANUFACTURED, for the
AZ '#z&f4 high est, strongest and
most com fort bile bus
s n MI tIe-The Standard Lot
z E& ta-that can be worn
Sizes TO suit eve ystyle
of dress wholesale depots:
QI White street, New York,
S01 Race street, Phtladetphta.
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| 4. Big carpe t-b a G,
with the four-of-clubs
tied to the handle and
address written there
on. One foot put
through it, so that the
contents Il shirt, 1
pair ribbed worsted
socks, 1 toothbrush)
protruded-1.
5. Pale-leather va
fse. End smashed in,
and check ("Chicago,
16, 4l9, c., A, and St.
Id changed for an
other one "New Or
leans, 81, 288. thorough
check, Great Jackson
route-Thomas' Pat
i.
| This was neatl
done, and loudly cheer
ed.l
6. Pony Saratoga,
with sc. H." in BRASS
headednails. One han
die wrenched off and
iron straps detached
so as to tear flesh and
skirts of allpassers-1.
! Z. Travelling trunk
covered with zinc.
Cover wrenched off
and barrel of oysters
and keroseT e can on
top-1.
| 8. Big blue CHI e s t
marked "P atric k
O'Shaughnessy, Bos-
ton, Chicago, or else
where. From his broth
er, In Ameriky. Care
of Mr.. Dennis Hool-
Than, 672 Chestnut
street, Filamadefry. "
All joints startsd and
one end pulled out by
rope-handle. Long
dispute and claim of
foul made but not al
loved.
9. Barrel of apples.
Head carefully replac-
ed after taking out two
pecks of the fruit i.
10. Barclay. b Elm g
one ahead, kicked his
last trunk-c m m o II
hat-box playfully over
the Democrat building
so as not to injure it,
giving a miss inten-
tionally-0.
by a score of 9 to
, have smashed all
that he
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CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT at home. male
or female, $50 TO ESQ week warranted. No
capital required Full particulars and valuable
A. il. YOUNG go Fifth st.. WILLIAMSBURG, N. Y.
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9. Sewing machine,
worth $50. Converted
into six punches rose
wood kindling, 1885,,
and 81 lbs. scrap-iron,
Csc; total 45c-1-
10. Large Saratoga
trunk with castors.
Two castors knocked
off and lock IRENE
diably smashed, but
economy of trunk not
otherwise affected-0.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-12
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Stanard NOrthcOte, Chancellor of the
English Exchequer replying to COM
munication from the chairman of the
Board of Directors to the Direct United
States Gable company, says the govern
ment has no intention of purchasing n
direct cable or any other ocean telegraph
lines.
Another of Carlos Garcias band WAS
killed at Havana, Cuba, yesterday.
Yincente Garcia has been chosen chief
of the Insurgents in the Eastern Depart
mcnt of Cuba. The Spanish command
ing general has sent strong column in
pursuit Of the insurgents there.
The New Orleans returning board
met Yesterday, and resolved to canvass
the city vote first, but adjourned until
to day, on account of Anderson absence.
The results Of the late International
Conference at Brussels forms the subject
of fresh negotiations between some
of the governments represented thereat.
Russm asks that the the conclusions Of
the Conference be- embodied in n regular
treaty between the nations whose repre-
sentstivcs signed the agreement.
General Shaler left New York, yes
day, for Chicago.
The trot at Fleetwood Park for 2:2i
horses, was won by Barney Kelly after
Como had taken the l,t heat. Time,
2;2T 2:29 and 2:3Oi.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-12
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, November ll.-Flour--
Firm; superfne 81 O0G4 80. Wheat
Dull; closing steady; No. l spring 3Or;
No. = s5lc cash or seller November; S6ic
seller December; S7Bc seller January; No.
3 SlIc: rejected 7Glm 77c. Corn-lrrcg-
ular: closing firm; No. 2 mixed 7ic cash
or seller November; 72sc seller year;
high mixed 7jc. Oats-Ntcady and in
moderate demand; No. = 47lc cash; AZ
Ia Ale seller year; rejected 4j!c. Rye
Demand fair and market firm; No. | 81
Ia Sc. Barl"y-Demand active and
prices advanced; No. = 81 lSlal u; No.
3 81 O6No ! o. Pork-Domnnd artIye
and price, advanced at SIS % cash or
seller February; 5l7 G5Sl7 20 seller
year. Lard-Dcmand fair and price.
advanced at l3ic cash; l2.c seller Feb
ruarv. Green Mcats-Hams ljc; average
&c. Whisky-Steady and in moderate
demand at 96!c. On the opening Of the
board thi. afternoon. Wheat cio-cd firm
At s7Ias7lc seller December Corn
AZ seller November; 72.m - seller
year. Oats-I7.c seller ycag
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-12
New York Market.

New YORK, November ll.-Cotton-
Quiet and unchanged. Flour-In mod
crate demand and prices unchanged; re-
ccipts $4,000 barrels. Whcat-Stcady
and in moderate demand; receipts lji,-
600 bushels; No. spring 81 l5(a %;
No. = old II l0(al 10; No. , do 81 O3r'
los; No. = Milwaukee - 10; amber
81 23M ! 2S. Rye Flour-Firm at - 10
as 30. Corn Mcal-Stcady at - 25rn
{ -. Ryc-Firm at 92Cd gjc. Barley
- Scarce; prime Canada western h"ld nt
IL 60. Malt-Firm. Heavy and
lower; receipts 5000 bushels; mixed
western ahoat 81 iGG92c; new 10 S3G Soc.
Oats-Firmer and less active; mixed
western G3m,GG4lc; white do GiG &c
Hay-Unchangcd. HoYs-Firm; 1874
3s(a45. Coffee Molas,cs and Ricc-Duil
but unchanged. Sugar-Dull at S!@S!c.
Petrolcum-Dull and nominal; refined
ll!c; crude SIC; napthu 9o Ole. Rosin
Dali at - 3Od2 35 Turpcntinr-
Firm at 3j4c. Eggs-Unchsngcd. Pork
Dull at $l9 -. Beef-Quiet. Gut
Meats-Quiet; middIcs firm, long clear
at lOJGl0:c. Lard-Active and firm;
prime steam l43m ljc. Buttcr-Firm;
western at lotG 49,. Cheese-St"udyi
common TO prime l2i@ ljic. Whisky
Less active and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-12
Cincinnati Market.

CTHCINNArI. November Il.-Co.ton-
Dull at l4c. Flour-St"ady and in mod
c-at. demand. Whrat-Duli; red g OG
al o.. Corn-Qw"t ear G2r; -hell"d &c
Oats-Stcady at 53fa5Gc Rye Steady
at 9ic. Barley-Stcady; No. , 81 2j.
Oil-Uuchangcd. Egg,-Steady At %
Ia 2Gc. Butter and Chec,e-Steady.
Lard-ScErcea and firm at lSc spot; -sI'-s
q; l2G l2ic IBID .cller year. Bulk Meats
Demand fair and market firm; ,houI-
der. jobbing at 5Ga7Ic; clear rib s!des
lOic; clear side. losc. BscDn-Actlvei
shoulder, siGslc; clear rib sida' new
l2fc; clear side. l4;c. Whisky-Do-
rnand good at full rate at Go. Hog
Active; fair - medium packing 81 30;
good packing and extra butcher &c GnNl
= 81: hulk sales at 50 30lTI 20.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-11-12

hundred and atty-fve 10 one hundred
and fifteen pounds, and now weigh one
hundred and sixty-two pounds, and am
in better health than l have enjoyed for
twenty years.
Yours truly,
J. VI. LUMsDES.
The above is but fair sample Of hun
dreds of letters which are received by
DR.. Pierce, and in the face Of such evil
dence who can longer doubt that the Doc
tors medicines cure the worst cases Of
chronic catarrh.
THE GREAT FAvORITE WITH THE La
DIES.
VIM. Forsyth, Bynum i Son, drug
gists, of Live Oak, Florida, write, Sept.
10Th, 1874. as follows: "Dr. X. V.
PIERCE, Buffalo, \. I.-Your Golden
Medical Discovery and Purgative Pellets
sell very largely and give complete sat
istaction, rs numbers of your customers
and friends testify with pleasure. Your
Favorite Prescription is indeed the great
Favorite with the ladies, and numbers
can SAY with JOY that il has saved them
from eking out miserable life or meet
ing with premature death, and restored
them to health and happiness
Thousands of women bless the day on
which DR.. Pierces Fsvorite Prescription
was first made known 10 them. a single
bottle often gives delicate and suffering
women more relief than months oftrest-
ment from their family physician. In
all those arrangements causing back
ache, dragging down sensations, nervous
aud general debility, it is n sovereign
remedy. Its soothing and healing pro-
pertics render il Of the utmost value Ia
ladies suffering from internal fever, con
gestion, inflammation OF liberation, and il,
strengthening effects tend 10 correct di>.
placements Of internal parts, the result
of weakness of natural supports. II is
sold by all druggists.
DR.. Pierce's pamphlet on disease
peculiar to women will bc sent 10 any
address on receipt Of two stamps. Ad-
dress as above.