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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-27
FEVER AND AcUE.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fny cents. There 4
mot remedial Agent in this world that will cure Fsye
and Ape, and all other MaAriOui, Bilious, seafist
Typhoid, yellow, and other Feyers (aded by RAD
WAYS PILLS. 10 quick as RAILWAYS READY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-11-27
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INCREAsR
OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR SKIN AMI
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

golden opportunity; he carries his corn
over till August.
The oats deal was engineered with
consummate ability; and, by q slight ex-
tension Of the sphere Of labor into New
York, that market was run up into the
nlneties ION small lots" thus furnishing
an ample plea In case the parties here
should be charged under tho law with
running up the market 10 q point above
that Of which shlpmGnts could DO made
to the East, In singular contrast 10 the
hurry and rush Of corn deliveries, the
total deliveries Of oats this afternoon, 10
the leading party In the deal, aggregated
only 5000 bu. .F.Efs y Sffi
We close with the statement that par
ties who are In position 10 know, aver
that both corn and oats are In tighter
fix for August than they were for July,
Very large sales have been made on both,
Il 70 rumored also that the corn combina.
ton has changed, several oil the old part.
ners stepping out, their places being filled
by new mon who, like the fresh crowd OF
mosquitoes, will suck blood faster than
the others,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

lew and disappolnt none Of the friends
and patrons Of the enterprise. Indeed
any other course would create dIssatiatRc,
ton. With o precedent OF a postpone
ment o. each Of the four concerts which
have already been given, tho public have
very naturally and reasonably expected
that In this, by far the largest scheme Of
the series and the largest ever offered to
the world, the same course would be fol-
lowed, and there arc thousands all over
the country who arc only waiting Tor the
setting Of o certain .tted day Tor the draw.
ing before sending In their orders. The
sales Of tickets TO this date have been
highly satisfactory, and q large drawing
might DO had on tho 3lst Of July, but,
feeling assured that short postponement
would enable us to close out the remain
der Of the tickets and make the drawing
q full one, we have adopted the courfe
which has evidently been anticipated, and
which must eventuate most satisfactorily
for all. -f|'I =
Now that the day Of the drawing Is 40.
solutely determined, there remains no fur.
ther occasion for delay, and would urge
the friends Of the enterprise, who intend 10
purchase tickets, to send In their orders,
as II will tax my Office to It's utmost ca.
pScity to accomplish all that Is 10 be done
in the short time which remains for the
sale Of tickets. ~
THoS. B. BRAMLETTE,
..-.-----. Aqtnt and MANAGER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

NEW YORK, August 3.-Cotton-Quiet;
middliDg uplands l7c. Flour-Very dull
and lower; superfne western and State
81 40a5 90; common to good S. 15a5 05;
good to choice $5 7Oa6 10A8 so; extra
Ohio IS 85s6 So; St. Louis IS 60a11 90.
Rye Flour-SteadY at IS 1Oa6 90. Corn
Meal-More active; western So 50a4 GOA
4 20. Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2
spring 81 2Sa1 20; No. l, 81 29a1 80; I'm.
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 IS
al 30; new winter red and amber western
81 32i new amber western 81 SO; now
amber Tennessee 81 35; new white Ken
lucky 81 As. Rye-Quiet. Barley-Nom.
inal. Malt-Quiet. Corn-EaSier, with
a moderate demand; western mixed 77a
zoe; prime 7ss7s3c. Oals-Unsettled
mixed western, last sale, Soc. hay and
Hops-Unchanged. Sugar-Quiet; fall
70 good refining 75sS 316c. Whisky
Dull and lower.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

~
: MANY who arc suffering nom the effects Of the
warm weather and are debllltAted, arc advised
by physicians 10 take moderate amounts 81
whisky two or three tines during the day. In Q
little while those who adopt This advice no.
quonuy increavo tho number OF "d2inks," and
In time become confirmed inebflAttA. A bevet.
age which will not create thirst for intoxicating
liquors, and which Il intended especially for the
hOneat Of debllitated persons, whether at home
or abroad, is DR.. behenek'B eCA Weed Tonic,
Containing the juices Of many medical herbs,
this preparation does not create an appetite for
tho intoxicating cup, The nouflshing and the
Incorporating properties OF many valuable n1t.
nrAl productions contained In itand well knOwn
70 medical mon have q most strengthening ID.
nncnce, AsinHle polite Of the tonic will dem.
onBlfAte its valuable qualities. For debility
arising from sickness, oyGr.exerion, or from
any cause whatever, q Wino.R llst ill OF Sea Weed
Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
food. To oil who arc about leaving their homes
VIC desire 10 say that the excellent effects OF Dr.
BchenekH geasonAble remedies, Sea Weed Ton.
ic aud Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident
when taken by those who are inJuFlouGly affect.
ed by a change oil water and dict. No person
should leave hons without taking a tupply or
these safeguards along. For sale by ali drug.
Rl9tB. Q Hrff. ... 4. q" .rH .,4r s#. eOlkW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August S.-Flour-Qaiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand iair and a
shade higher; No. l spring 81 O8I; new
81 10; old No, 3, 81 04a1 044 spot; 81 O3s
seller August; 81 0les1 o. seller Septsm-
Der, No. 8, 97s97fc; rejected s7a97tc.
n-Unsettled; No. ., Clio bid; 6l4c
asked spot; COLO seller August and Sep
TENDER; rejected 57isGoc. Oats-Dull;
No. l, Soc; No. 2 new 4G: spot; 30sc bid
for August; 36tc for September. Rye
No. Q, zoe. Barley-Dull. BeeI-Un.
changed. Pork-Demand fair and prices
advanced; $23 6lia23 rs spot; $23 IS
August; $2S ST. September. Lard-Light
and unsettled; 12salSc spot; 13c seller
August. Bulk Meats-Demand firm;
shoulders &c. Whisky-9Oc. This after.
noon corn was irregular at CSC August.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
Toledo.

TOLEDO, August S.-Flour-1n fair de,
mand and market firm. Wheat-SteadYi
No. 2 white Wabash 81 80; No. 8 dc
81 1Ca1 16i; extra white Michigan 81 80
amber do 81 49, seller September 81 IA
No. l red 81 10; No, 3 red, cash and
seller August, 81 70; seller September
81 1871; No. 2 amber Illinois, 81 Is. Corn
"A shade higher at 64tc; seller August
64ic; Septemer csc; no grade G4ic
oats- Quiet and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
New York Dry Goods.

- NEW YORK, August 3.-The trade
movement was only moderately active il
the package department, and jobbing
branches were dull. The market FOL
cotton goods was quiet, but prices ruled
firm. Grain bags in increased demand
and American Amoskeagan D storh
makes sold up 10 the receipts Cotton
flannels In good request and firm. Fancy
cassimeres, wool tlannels and blanket!
fairly active. Side band prints quick.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
GovERNMRNTs-SieadY.


RAILROAD BoNDs-Dull and steady.
STocKs-opened moderately active
and firm at an advance OF lat per cent
from the closing quotations OF Saturday.
The leading stocks continued strong, and
made further advance Of ! 10 ! per cent,
until toward the close, when there was q
reaction on the sales 10 realize Of tat per
cent. Among the sales to-day were 27,-
600 shares of Western Union, II 600 Lake
Shore, $1,000 Union Pacific aud 5000
Cleveland, Columbus & Indiann Central
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

PHILADELPH1A, August 3. : Flour =
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Firmer;
new red 81 25A1 SO; old choice amber
81 DIAL So. Corn-Weak; yellow 7sAslc;
western mixed S0assc. Butter, Cheese
and Eggs-Unchanged. Petroleum-Re.
fined steady 11ss1l4c; crude SIC IN bbls;
Acc in bulk. Whisky-$1 "a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETe BY TRLEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK, August 3--MoNEY--
Easy at 2a2i per cent Prime mercantile
paper 8 10 Z per cent,
STERLING ExcHANoE-Firm at $4sG9a
4s7t for sixty days, and $4s9is4 90 for
sight. ....g r. FL
GoID-The sales OF gold to day were
1004s1O9E, closing AZ 1904. Carrying
rates 1ia2 per cent and fat. Tho Assist
ant Treasurer disbursed 100000. Gus.
tom receipts, f550,t0O. Olearings, $2l,
100000. 800 ..7. q ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

CLEVELAND, August 3.-Wheat-No.
1 red winter, old, Il IA; new No. Q 81 II.
Corn-Quiet and steady; mixed 72A7Sc.
0ats-Dull and unchanged; New No. /
State Soc; old 62A6Sc. Petroleum-Quiet
and unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

You Lave got into trouble procure at once a
package OF the SAmritAn'g Gift, use Rs directed
and you will DO all right In thee or four days,
Tho trouble when taken in time Is easily over.
como, but whom neglected, or when tho quAek Is
visited and no gives his course OF Balsam Co.
arise which pr0long the disease for weeks, per.
hAps months. rrt
Another fallAcy Is, in persons trying 10 rayo
few cents, dabble in cheap drugs, which 90 dis.
order and slcken the stomach that almost death
ioeli would DO aIelief. SAmaritan's GIFT will
cure every time, With no more unpleasAnt results
than II tho trouble had NOT existed at all. VIZ
Male packages, 50; Female, %. Sent BY mail
TO any address. DESMOND 4 CO., PFopTIetoTV,
Bis Race street, Philadelphia: -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
The Last G If Concert Postponed.

"
The announcement Of the postpone
ment oil the last gilt concert Of the Public
Library Of Kentucky will not surprise the
public. In Governor BramletLs card, pub.
lished below, he gives reasons Tor 1t which
will be accepted without question by
every one, The management In this In.
stance, consulting the interests Of ticket.
holders and those designing to become
ticket holders, have not waited until the
last day TO make this announcement, but
lust as soon as they became satisfied Of
the necessity Of this postponement, have
promptly made the announcements It Is
unnecessary toreview the causes which
have necessitated this action, as they are
fully reclted in Governor Bramletts card.
The promptness and irankness with
which the public have been made aware
OF the intention Of the manager willmeet
with ihe hearty commentator Of every
one and excite such new interest and
confidence In the scheme and the ability
Of the manager to perform what he prom
iseI, that there can be no doubt that on
the day specified the last concert will be
full one. m5-
rosTPoNRMRNr LAST GIFT coNcERT-A
A GARD 10 THE PUBLIC. .
The announcement Of the postpone
ment oil the 9Th and last concert Of the
Public Library 81 Kentucky To the SOIL
Z y N ~, II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
Pittsburgh Petroleum.

PrTrsnuReH, August 8-Crude-Un-
changed; refined firm, 1llc; September
12c; October 19to. -. ..l-- =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
Requiring Medical Aid and Surgical
Skill-Moro than 5000 Gases
Successfully Treated During
tho Past Two Years. l.-

DR.. LonRdon deYotes special attention to all
those CRAVE AND OBsTIHGTa HALADIEs which
the common practice has dltDdyS failed 10 cure
He examines and treats moro OF thnBe ailments
IN PEW MONTHS than the ordinary physician
SEES IN A LJFGTINE. =, : :
The most hopeless invalid need not despair.
others as bad as you have been cured and are
now robust and happy. i
Dr.. LongGOn 10 1t liberty to refer to hundreds
OF the best citizens Of Wheeling who will testliy
to hts skill, many Of whom would b. In the(r
GrAytS today but for his treatment.
Foes for consultation, examination, advice
and treatment within the reach OF all.
Medicine for all diseases by mail and e1press
10 all parts OF the country. 10
NoTE.-Dr. Longdon's oiIlee and residence are
at.No. 1909 Eod street (o!d bth), opposite the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
Arrivals ana departures Of Mails.


NAILS DuEA.M MLns CLOSE A. n.
River, Ag't.",.,.. 8 Wig 10 Bait way. II
Col. and Ind. way. ,59SIN. r, Phira.. - g
lICmpaCld way. .. .a30l BAlt.& Wash. D. O., lle
BALTIC. 10 Wig way. g SOL Wolls'g and 9teub.. 6.oo
N. Y, PhlrA, &C.. g. sol Wells. TO Wig way g. %
MoniStoWn way. 10 OOlWolls. 70 Cloy. way. %
Col, ZAnOS. B9il'r 10 30 C1eYe., Pltts'R.....b0o
GIN Ind ,BArns'lO 1876 Panhandle way, ....b,QQ
Chic Louis Gam. 10 50 Washington, ~. ~. u
y W AWAY Cley. 10 50I Wig TO Col way. l.lC
MI Pleasant. 100 Fan, Ind, b. LouiL7, 10
Pitts. HteubcnVillol II 80 Chic Cln., Col. TIC
Wellsb'R, r. Cont. II. 80 Cambridge Bus. $50
Ag't Pitts 10 Wh'gil.30l Graft: aud Par. way 8 q
Wcst Liberty. ....il.S0l River Mail. 10 Ok
Gran. 8 Park. was.i ssIyh's tewsli. vayi FL 3:
KAnAwhA O. H. .I.b0I Glove, PittS 0S
Col TO Wig way. 500 Boston. II o.
Chicago, .""..'".,690lMe West Liberty ....,"l. 9e
~ Louis".,..'"..9 % " Pleasant, ..,.,. 9 00
Dayton. ."....'.",b 0Ol horrtst0wn Way... 400
Columbus. ..,,.... o DOL Hempaeld way. -. 3 %
ZAneSVLlle g Boil II ,BlrhB ,Camb.a -
Cincinnati \. ,00l Wig 70 Bait way. as
L. Il Ag't......... .B00lNeW York, Phi.A... S!9S
BellAlr6. 00 Cleveland. 00
Glove. TO Wells. WAy6 IS ZAnes., Ind, 81 LIS 500
G!evelAnd. ......"".6 20 Chlcagoi DaSton,: DIV
PittsburR. LIN Ag'LC.W.&1.
New York. .......U646I.A Bt..: ;'1.'",h00
steubCnVillo. ...,. 64b!Col. Ind. ARt.. 3 %
Washington City. 70 SCI Newark, Col...... 100
Baltimore. sol louisville ...,.,..,6,00
lVinclnnAh ..,.,".. 20
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04
Travellers Guide.


~ ANYWAY OF FRAnB.
!. q Q. r. R:;.l $40 Am. $40 PM O:io pm.
Central Ohio DiVI b:25 am 10 mi EI0 nm.
CloVGld b Pitts. lllOO am. IS4:25 pm.l 6:0S 3 m
llcmpaOld r. R.. $40 I'm. .,,,,.,,.l $40 nm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-04

10 cmiRently Family Medicine; and by being
kept ready for immediate resort will save many
an hour OF suffering and many dollar in timo
and doctors bills.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04
THE CALL OF THE DEMO
CRATIC STATE COMMITTEE.

We regret that two of our CO..
temporaries in Southern Illinois have
seen proper to take exception to the
cali - of the Democratic State Cen
tral Committee tor a state convention
Of the electors Of Illinois who are op-
posed to Radicahsm. There is no good
reason why any Democrats should OBJ
ject to the call, all the purposes set
forth in it being essentially Demo
cratic, and it assuredly furnishes an op-
portunity to all the opponents OF Radi-
calism TO unite and harmonic upon
fundamental principles of government
to which no admirer Of our government
can urge an objection.
The Mound City Journal and the
Jonesboro Gazette object to the call
because, as they assert, it pledges the
Democratic party to the doctrine Of
hard money when the people arc in ia
vor Of an irredeemable paper currcBcy
and not advocates of currency with a
metallic basis. We believe our neigh
bors are wrong in taking this position
that facts will not sustain them in
it.
Let us see what the ",elip doolaros
should be the purposes Of the proposed
State convention, They are rs follows [.
|. The restoration Of gold aud silver
as q basis Cf the currency OF tho country,
the speedy resumption Of specie payments
and the payment Of all national indebted.
ness in the money recognized by tho CIV.
! ili2ed world.
To this purpose ' Of the proposed
coyention the journal and Gazette
object, As they have right to do
but their objection results from the
fact, that they have abandoned one Of
the fundamental doctrines of tho Dem,
ocratic party and a doctrine the ex.
perience Of the world has demonstrated
to be wise. As members OF the In.
dependent Reform party our neighbors
have right to object to thi.
doctrine, but not as Democrats. In
Democratic national platforms adopted
since the close of the war, speedy re.
turn to gold and silver basis for the
currency Is demanded, and every Dem.
ocratic State convention that has met
this year has made the same demand.
IT. then, the Democratic party in all its
conventions has declared that gold md
silver should be the basis Of the cur
rency, how has the Democratic State
Central Committee of Illinois offended
by declaring the restoration of gold
aud silver as the basis Of tho
currency Of the country Democratic
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04
AN OLD.FAsHIoNED MOTHER

hN Obb-i ~ II lD-NIsD nv II In.
Some time ago Mrs. Buckley, who
lives over in Berrien county, Mich,
directed her son samuel, lad of four
teen years, to take turn at the cAurn.
Now, a. Samuel had set his heart on
going fishing at that very tlue. no
got his back up, and fatty refused
to agitate the cream Yhs curvature
was promptly taken out Of hi- spine
by slipper aud with "tears in his
eyes be went on duty with the dasher.
In about half an hour and during the
absence Of his mother, his eyes fell
upon plate Of fy poison, and bright,
smart thought struck him. just be-
fore Mrs. Buckley came in, lie lifted
the fatal platter to hi, face, and as she
entered lie put the poison from his lip,
with the dramatic exclamation :
There, mother, guess you won't
lick me no more I" Now what did the
Spartan dame do? Did she shrek for
a doctor, and fall into hy.teric. E?
Not much. She simply took
Samuel by the napo Of the
neck, lifted him gently into tho pan
try, beat the white of six eggs together,
and told him to ingulf the same in.
stantly he refusing, she called the
hired girl, and in a twinkliug Sam
found himself outside the albumcn.
Then Mrs. b. began preparing mus
tard cmctic. Seeing this, Sans pluck
dissolved, and he commenced begging
crying, 81 was only trying to skcer
ye.' But the stern mother was not 10
be softened, and Samuel had to swal
low the mustard He was then for.
ced to take dose OF paiukilIcr, and
had his back rubbed with "Nlgor of
Life, aud his stomach with the "Oh
Of Gladnesa.' Then he yomited mp
everything but his boots and socks.
This being ever, he took seven Of
Ayers pills, two spoonsiul castor OIL "A
teaspooniul Of salt, and blue pill.
And now, it you want to behold
the maddcst boy in Michigan Just say
"fy poison" to sam DuuhIoby
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04

TuE Philadelphia Ledger takes a
very cheerful Wow Of the mercantile
prospect ahead. In this season Of
croakers it is refreshing to hear ra-
tional explanation Of past and passing
commercial staguation. accompanied
with brave words Of encouragement fol
the future. The Ledger tells Us that
at no time since the outbreak Of thC
war has the mercantile indebtness oi
the country been SO small as now, and
at no time bnye prudence and economy
entered more largely into business and
every day life calculation. All .he
bubbles which have been threatening
to explode for years have exploded.
The worst, it is hoped and believed,
has come to light, and by being made
apparent to every one has, during the
past Elk months, had its full effect in
causing the widespread depression
which has prevailed. People know
now, 80 far rs overwrought en-.
terprises are concerned, exactly where
they stand. When they have the same
precise knowledge as to the instruments
Of exchange, the currency, which Is
gradually being adjusted, the last Gle.
ment of uncertainty will be removed.
The crops are all looking favorably.
With good crops the agricultural pro-
ducers will have the means whefewith
to supply their wants, which, by reason
of the self.denial for months past, are
larger than usual. Supplying these
wants will enliven manufacturing inter
ests, and the various in ntermediate stages
of trade, from the producers to the con-
sumers, will be improved, including G
transportation interests. Our foreign
trade relations are, as for months past
they have been, exceptionally favor
able. We have had ten years Of ex-
psnsion, which took the form Of rail.
road building, and have had the col
lapse and it, effects, which, so far a
legitimate trade is concerned, hav
been incidental. although sovsro, an,
are now in a position where all infu
ences tend TO recovery.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04
The Carbondale Observer saws Il

The Carbondale Observer SAYS that
Col. S. S. Taylor's business engage
mepts are too extensive and important
TO be neglected, and he is therefore un.
willing TO accept the nomination of the
Opposition party in this district for
Congress. 1t is true that Col. Taylor 4
engagements are extensive and too i'm =
portant to be neglected, but it is not
true that he would therefore refuse the
proposed nomination. Col. Taylor is
not al offce-seeker; he will not there,
fore make sign that might be con,
strued into desire on his part to in,
suenee the Opposition people Of either
Of the counties Of the district to selec,
him as their candidate for congress
but If the Opposition people OF the
district should, in their proposed con
vention, nominate him, he will accent
the nomination and use whatever effort
he may honestly use to secure the de-
feat Of Capt. Clements at the polls and
his own election. Col. Taylor would
consider nomination for congress, BY
his party friends, a compliment.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04

Mr.. EYoCH ENsLEY, a gentleman
unknown to the Fame who blows her
trumpet in this part Of the country,
has issued an address to the Demo.
cratic and Conservative party of Tenn
sssse, entitled "Views of Government. 4"
The address is Of greater length than
the moral law, and has the appearance
OF an able paper. Since its publlca-
tiOn we have bis own authority for say.
ing that Mr.. Ensley has been "fsyora-
bly, mentioned and nominated for the
Office Of Governor Of Tennessee
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04

Mr.. AMAsA LORD sends US shee |.
Of paragraphs on the interesting sub
ject OF peace, and requests US to pub
lish them from time to time What is
the use :? All talk about peace at this
time will amount to nothing; i. win
be pearls thrown before the belligerent t
swine Of the world. Even Mr.. Lord
will, in short time, be ready to in =
dulge in the luxury of a war. The
plum is ripe and will soon fail, and the
row that will ensue will be one of the
liveliest the world has ever seen
We cannot, therefore, commit our
self to the doctrine of peace
When the millennium has come we will
then have no objection to carry the
white banner, beat our sword into q
pruning hook, lie down with the wolf
and eat straw like an OK; but, until
that time, we shall continue TO be il
tavor Of the next war.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04
LForm M .Innc.nnrn GnLctl.-

OVER FIFTY BUSHELS TO THE
Acne VINO CAN BEAT IT?-Mr.
Geo. b. Cox of Preston sends US a
statement Of an extraordinarily largo
crop Of wheat grown by him on his
farm at Preston in this county. On
POT acres OF land, he had Gl,374 lbs,
or lO22 $3.50 bushels, an average of
90 1886 bushels per acre. Mr. Cox
writes "Nou may challenge the state
to beat this if they can. | will keep
samples of the wheat for exhibition. 1t
Is the TaPpahannock Variety This
is no doubt the champion crop of tho
state, and will demonstrate that Union
county is the best wheat growing
country in the world.
The Cairo bulletin., 1874-08-04
49, Gs NAB o.spn
IIAsHS6yl1lE c, rner State. 81.
CHIrlGA

The most Rsnotrasd Spseidlist ~ tAs Age, GN
treatment Of PRIVATE, CHRONIC and Uilg
NARY DISEASES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
She Iesd Of early insrs,oas ether ~lsss psodsas
NkRvoussEss, PihPLRs ON The vAck, AVERSION TO
SOCIETY. IhrAiHrp siour. LOSS or MEMORY Ass
MANHOOD PSRi- SEsrLy CURsD. TVS CSBAM OF
MEDICAL LITERATURE sstss,sA vtA sAasts ,usss.,as,
s.psizAs vss ~sy aAsy vhy 50 VIZ. SAs vsaisssa.s
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