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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-31

BELLARE LooALs.-The Register local
says we have published that sit-doWn Viii
liam would not speak here Wednesday,
and that the Republicans do not like Il.
This is as true as the majority Of thisre'
porters statements-that is, it is entirely
false. We have never said any such .
thing, although We have excellent fOun-
dation for such statement. 1t is very
strongly rumOred that Gov. Allen will
not keep the appointment made by the
Bellaire Allen Club, and made by no body
eLse. This rumor found expression in the
st, Clairsville Chronicle before We said
anything about il. Gen. Morgan will
probably be here-Gov. Allen will more
probably not, As to the Republicans, they
never pay any attention to the Register lO-
cal.
Miss f. II. Halstead, sister Of the local
editor Of the lNTELLIoENCER, is visiting
friends in town.
Sunday afternoon u young man let fall
some little remark which insulted old
Dan. Ulrick, and he literally "let him
have it," itin this instance being pocket
full Of stones which Daniel carries about
with him. so Us to have them handy when
insulted by his arch enemies, the boys.
Two carloads OF peaches came to town
yesterday, and the timers stock Of cans
ran out marvelously quick,
Flfty.one carloads Of peaches went
through Sunday, and It is believed that
the number this week will average one
hundred carloads yer day. Three-fourths
OF these IRE for the Chicago market.
One Of our dealers here has disposed OF
all the ice no put up,last winter, and now
hauls enough to supply his trade from
Bridgeport,
The Ohio Glass Works and Window
Glass Works are both in full blast again.
Wallace's band has volunteered to es-
cort Gen. Morgan and the other speakers
from the depot tomorrow. They don't
use iog.horns.
Tonight the regular meeting Of the
City COunCil.l
School children arc beginning to take
full benefit Of their vacation, which Is
on iss last week, in all probability. allow
blessings brighten as they take their
flight"
Saturday complaint was entered before
Mayor Strobe charging n book agent
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, in representing that he was selling
forty-eight numbers Of "Our Country"
while in reality only delivering twenty,
His trial was set for yesterday afternoon,
but the result had not transpired at this
writing.
Joseph Dobler's frau yesterday made
complaint against her husband, desiring
that he be held in bonds to keep the peace.
Failing to find security, he will be held
in bond at the County Baslile ut 81.
| tllnirsvilIO.
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CINCINNATI, August SO,-COtton-Firn
at l5Hc. FlouF-Firm ut SO 25a725
Wheat-Old red 81 4Oal Al, COrn-74a75c,
Oats-Firm; new SOl50c, BNrley-QuieI
at 81 goal 80 spring; 81 SOa1 40 fall. Rye
Firm; No. 9, O0o Pork-Quiet at SEQ CO.
Lard-Dull; steam 1870; kettle lSIEal4c
Bulk Meats-ShouldGr firm at SAi sides
llAal2C, BacOn-F'irm ut 92SaiSai3]1c,
Whisky-$l 10,
HoGs-Firm; good grades scarce; stock
ers SO 25a7 90; common to good light " 75a
s 20; good butchers IS l0aS 80.
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MARROW ESCAPE Yesterday evening
Ms the train from Pittsburgh on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh road was pass.
Ing through Jeddo, n small town on the
line Of the road, a little child about two
or three years of age WINS noticed stand.
ing in the middle Of the track, Just ahead
of the fast approaching train. Engineer
Malone whistled down brakes, reversed
his engine, and with nervous anxiety
awaited the result. The train drew near.
or and nearer, and when II was finally
stopped the child could not be seen from
the cab OF the engine, and The engineer
and fireman fully expected TO find
only the mangled remains Of the little
waiderer, when they jumped from the
engine and went round TO the front. But
imagine their surprise and tlankfnlness
to Him who doetf all things we'll. to be-
hold the little babe still standing on the
track laughing in childish glee at the iron
horse, the "cow.catcher" touching its
dress,
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CLOSING out sale Of misses and child
ren's colored shoes for the next ten days
at L. V. BLoHD's
1l35 Main street,

LETTERS FROM DRuGGIsH.-There isno
case Of dyspepsia that Green's August
Flower willnot cure. Come to the drug
store Of Chas. Z. Dwight, or any other
druggist, and inquire about it: II YOU
suffer from costiyeness, sick headache
sour stomach, indigestion, liver COM
plant or arrangement Of the stomach or
liver tryit. Two or three doses will re-
lieve you.
Boschee's German Syrup is now sold
in every town and city in the United
States. We have not less than Eve hun
dred letters from druggists, saying it is
the best medicine they ever sold for con.
sumption, throat or lung disease. Sam
pie pottles Of both 10 cents each, Regu-
lar size IS cents. God&w,
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'~pERsoNAL.-" William" the present
Governor Of Ohio, arrived In sleuben.
vile yesterday. He will "rise up and
Explain what he knows about rNg money
in that city to-day.
General Mansfield, US A., is at the
81. James. ......
Mr.. Chas. W. seabright and daughter
left town last night fol the East.
Mr.. s. Roedelheim, Of the firm Of
Adler & lIocdelhclm, Of Pittsburgh, is
at the st. James.
Mr.. ". b. IIcdrick, of Charleston, is at
the Mcclure.
Mr., Robt Alexander, Of st. Clairsyillc,
is at the Grant House.
Messrs. viii Rowles and James lTol.
loway, both of Bridgeport, leave this week
for their respective colleges, the former
for Mt. Union College, Ohio, and the lat.
ter for the Western Reserve, Hudson, O.
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ANDERSON 4 PAUL.,
Real Estate Agents.

nor sALE-THAT PORTION OF THE
i Waddington farm belonging to Mary J.
Jacob, situated on the Wheeling and BETH.
any turnpike, AZ miles east Of Wheeling,
COntaining 100 acres llFst class improve.
ments. VIII be sold low; terms easy. TUE
gudfdaleed, Enquire Of Messrs. HUBBARD
q ERSKlNE, attorneys at law, Wheeling,
OF A. A.JACoB, at his residence 2jE miles
above the city. iyib
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TIE BRTDGEpoRT RAPE CAsE.-The
usually quiet village Of Bridgeport was
greatly excited Sunday and yesterday, by
the report OF n rape having been commits
ted within tie limits Of that town. The
gossips were busy at work spreading all
sorts Of rumOrs, and the facts in the case
were hardly to DO asccrtained, but from
party prominently connected in that
place We learn the following; On Satur-
day evening, after the circus performance
at the Fair Grounds, young man named
William Alexander was aCCOsted by n girl
named Camelia Simms, " no requested
him to see her home, AZ she was alone,
having gone to tho circus expecting to
meet gentleman from the Grant House,
this city, and he having failed to meet
her. Mr.. Alexander being Of rath-
err n ChivalrOus nature COtirieOuSly
consented, and they proceeded across
the river. All went lovely though n
storm was brewing over their heads, I'M
til they reached Clark's corner, in Kirk
wood, where they were Overtaken by a
party Of some eight or ten men, who In.
formed Mr.. Alexander that he'd better
stop and that they would take charge Of
Miss Simms. Alexander did as requested,
hurrying to Bridgeport to give the alarm,
aud Cnmelin, screaming at the top Of her
voice, whereupon several OF the party
grabbed her by the throat and proceeded
to choke her, dragging her along with
them down the railroad toward West
Wheeling. In the meantime the
alarm had been given, and n par.
ty started In pursuit Of the ruflians.
When the girl was found Il was about 9
o'clock, and her person had been outraged
by the entire party. The parties dis.
persed In all directions when the pursuers
approached. The character Of the girl is
said to be at least doubtful, but nothing
deiinitecou be ascertained, almost every
man in Bridgeport fearing he would be
called as n witness II he expressed m opin.
ion regarding the matter. Two Of the
party, named Porter and Sinclair, have
been arrested, but were released on bail,
and warrants have been issued for the
arrest of the others. There were several
married men engaged in this affair, but
we could not ascertain their names for a
certainty, and will refrain from mention.
ing them until they are brought out in the
trial.
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FINE FRUtr,-We were shown a peach
yesterday by Mr.. W. r. Donaldson, which
eclipsed anything in thatline for size and
flavor we have seen or tasted this season.
The peach was grown by him on the il.
land; II measured OF inches in circnm.
ference and WEIGHED O. ounces.
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baltimore.

BALTIMORE, August 80, - Flour-Dulli
Howard street and Western superane 81 %
as 90, WheAt-Firmer red and white 81 90
a 81 81. Con-Dull at 7Sc. Oats-Dnll Of
4Sa52c. Rye-Demand goad at 9Oa0Sc'
Pork-$29 25a92 30. Bulk MeNts-Should
ers exc; clear rib l2al2NC. Bacon-CieAr
rib IS Sal33tc; hams l5Nc. Lard Steady
refined ut l42al5c. Butter-Steadyi ives
tern extras 26C. PGtrOleum-Dulli crude
6Na5AC; refined llkall Nc. Coffee
Quiet at lsHa2l. WhiSky-Dull at 81 49,
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TIE COURTS. MUNICIPAL COURT
Judge CraRmr.-Court met us usual.
In the case Of VIM. Manion rs. Thomas
Fahy, p. W. Bosley was appointed receiV-
or, In the place Of Dennis 0Keete, re-
signed.
The Court was occupied nearly all day
with the argument oil the case Of 9. II.
Garden 4 Co, rs. Thomas Mccormick, in
chancery.
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HElMBoID's BucHu IA still in the re.
NTH Of its popularity. Notwithstanding
the absence Of Dr.. Helmbold, the cele.
brated medicine Ia still manufactured at
the laboratory al Philadelphia, and Is
sold by all respectable druggists. II IL
warranted for all diseases Of the kidneys
and urinary organs. Beware Of counter.
feitS. Genuine has proptietor's private
stamp. John F, Henry, New Yofk Sole
Agent, ddW.
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RYRRsoNs SrATioN.--lr. Editor.-IIAvC
had some hot weather lately, but corn
Is growing finely. Buckwheat Is also do
ing well and would DO all o. X. II an.
other shower would come. Vegetables
are plentiful in Green county, but fruit,
except "elder.berries," scarce.
Some pumpkins aud o squash or two,
along with cabbage heads. Will be lots
Of aar kuui, am all right on the goose.
Some fsh are being caught in Wheeling
creek the past week. Sickness-dysen.
terry and kindred diseases prevail.
MAIL CARRIER,
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BASE BAL1.-The score given to us yes.
tCrday between the Nationals and Buck.
eyes was only for five innings. The ball
being torn game was called at the close Of
the fifth inning, but afterwards new ball
was procured and the remaihg four In
nings played. Atthe end Of the game the
score stood % to IA, in favor Of the Ma.
tionals.
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PHILADELPHIA, August SO.-Petroleunl
Steady; refined 1lHal1Nc; crude SKA
SIC. Flour-Dull; high grades 81 60as 10.
Wheat-FirmeT amber 81 4ial 40. Rye
OOaO5c. Corn-Weakj yellow Slci mixed
sSaS4c. Oats-ScarCe at 64LC. Butter
Steady; western 25a27c; 6rsts 2Oa24j extras
24a25c. Cheese-Dull; western l0al0NC.
Eggs-Firm; western 9la22c. Whisky
held at 81 l9k,
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EARLY DISPLAY OF FALL GooDs.-By
reference to an advertisement at the head
Of our local, it will DO noticed that
Messrs. /. Blum & Bro. have now fully
displayed their first invoice Of fall Dry
Goods, to which We call the special at
tention OF our readers. Parties contem,
plating making purchase, should not fail
10 give this notice their due considera,
ton when out shopping, Read their
offering Mt the head Of our local this
morning.
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CADET ESutNEERs.-This morning the
examination Of applicants for the posi-
ton Of Cadet Engineer at the United
States Naval Academy will take place nj
the Fourth Ward Public School House.
They will be examined in the following
branches: Algebra, Plane Geometry,
Rudimentary Natural Philosophy, Read.
ing, Writing, Spelling, Geography,
English Grammar, Elementary English
composition and pencil sketching. The
examination promises to I've a very in.
teresting one, and will he very pleasant
place to spend the morning. The time
set for the occasion IL Q o'clock A. NJ.
The following y the Examining Com
mittee: w. W. Miller, George W. Neal,
A. NJ Turner, NJ. F. Hullihen.
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Now York.

NEW YORK, August SO.-COtton-Steady
at l49sal4Xc. FlOur-Stcady; supCrhne
western and State 81 S5a5 so; common to
good S. 5Oa6 25i good to choice So 26a7 90
white wheat s. 65a7 2Oi extra Ohio s. Goa
0 so. Rye AOur-StGady. Corn meal
Easier ut So 65ai 20, Wheat-Irregular
No. 9 Chicago spring choice 81 SO; No, z
Milwaukee 81 goal 81; amber western 81 AZ
Rye-Quiet at 09c, Barley-unChanged,,
Malt-Steady, COrn-Heayy; steamer west
ern mixed at 76a7SC; rail 79as0. Oats
Moderately active; old mixed western Coo
old white 60a63c, Hay-Firm at S0as5c
COflee-Quiet at20a20kc. Sugar and Mo
lasses-Quiet and unchanged, Whiky-
Active ut 81 -.
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SHNH NSSNA uNNJS N'N""'S'f
Court sat at the usual hour yesterday
morning, and the following cases were
disposed Of
William Martin, charged with disor.
derby conduct. Continued OH account Of
absence Of witness, andrules for contempt
ordered against Jennie Martin and James
Deilers for non.appenrance rs witnesses.
The case of Howard Peyton, charged
with assaulting n little boy, son Of Mrs.
lIillman, North Wheeling, was dismissed.
James Nichols and James Morris,
charged with disturbing the peace by
fighting. The former was dismissed and
and the latter fined SIS and costs.
j. y. Powell, half.crazed vagabOnd,
for disturbing tho peace and resistance
was fined $40 and costs.
William Watson for refusing to assist
a policeman in taking prisoner to the
station.house, was fined 81 and costa.
Fred Granger, the circus man, who
done the shooting Saturday night, was
discharged.
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AMusEMENs.-To.night Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Il. Scott, will give one Of their cliaste
and instructive entertainments on the Is.
land this evening for the benefit Of
Thompson NJ. L. Church. As an elOcu.
ZIONIST Mr.. scOttis great success, and at
the entertainment given in Bridgeport
last week ELECTED the applause Of the
large audience assembled 10 hear him.
Mrs. Scott, in her recitations, also enlists
the sympathy Of the audience, and is par
excellence IN her line. The entertainment
will take place at Thompson NJ Il.
ChnFrl
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THE boar RGCE.--NegotiatiOns are
now in progress in SLeu6enville, with
every prospect Of success, to run special
boat or train to this city next Saturday,
on the occasion Of the race between Pow.
ell and Denmarsh. The movement is a
good one and deserves success.
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Runaway Yesterday horse at
tacled to buggy became frightened at
the cars, while being driven to the river,
ut Bridgeport, and ran through the town
at fearful rate, breaking the buggy to
pieces. The horse was uninjured. The
buggy belonged 10 Charles Rhodes.
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NorrCE.-Auction sale Of J. W. Fer.
rers dry goods and carpets postponed by
the creditors n few days to see II his con.
tinuation Of selling away below cost will
not be more fully appreciated, and raise
the money. Now Is your time for dry
goods and carpets at your own price, ut
J. W. Ferrel's, corner Main and Goth
streets.
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GOLDEN sHEAF.--The latest publica.
ton in singing books for Sunday Schools
Is the Golden sheaf,n which IL pro.
nounced TO be the best book Of the Kind
ever published. For sale by
ADAMS 4 LUCAS,
1927 Market 81.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, August SO,-There was q
moderate package trade In cotton goods
prints, wool llannels and blankets Cotton
goods held unchanged. Prices for cotton
llannels good, and demand firm. Chevioti
continued in fair request. Worsted dress
goods unchanged. Fancy leading styles
sold up to receipts. Wooden goods fol
mems wear remain inactive.
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PITTSBURGH August 3O.-Wbeat-Flm
and unchanged. Corn-Dull and lower;
car SOaS2c; shelled 7SasOC. Petroleum
Moderately active; crude 81 l7lGa1 lSAl at
Parker's; refined 1lMa11Hc Philadelphia
delivery.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, August SO.-Flour-Demand
fair and market firm. Wheat-Quiet; No. 1
white Michigan 81 Al; new 81 SO; extra
81 Az; amber Michigan 81 sal 3S. Corn
Quiet and firm; high mixed zoe; seller
September 7OHc; low mixed 70hc; no
grade GGc. Oats--Firm; No. I new 42ci
now AnlLn
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JusT RECEIVED II large stock Of good
Calicos at cts, Caterpillar Fringe and
Buttons to mattel, and many other dGsi.
rable goods at low price, will be Sold
Cheap only for Cash. Nos .20l9 & 2O2t
Main 81. JOHN RoEMER.
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1000 yards Of beat Prints at Bc per
yard; Merfimac, Cochecos, sprague's and
all at &c per yard. And Dress Goods and
Carpets even cheaper in proportion.
Forced to sell 10 meet my payments.
J. W. FERREI,
Cor. Main and goth streets
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acknowledgement.
TUESDAY, AUGUST ~, 1875.
New Advertisements.

Noticc-Crawiord 4 Thoburn.
Soda Water, &c.-opera House Drug
Store.
China, Glass, &c.-Paull 4 Winship.
Carpets-Aforehead \ Co.
Interesting to Everybody.
Second Rehearsal for the Centennial
Concert.
Carpets-Ntendel, Booth & Co.
Notice.
instruction In Ntusic-NIrs. EIutchins.
A Vocal Glass for Ladies.
New Fall Goods Nov Open--liead Of
local.
Annual Statement Board of Education.
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A WOMAN named Fenley, at Dillon.
town, East Wheeling, threw some powder
in the stove, yesterday. She now observes
the location Of the planets with one eye.
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PLEASE take notice that Mr.. W. s.
Hutchins il sole agent for the celebrated
Decker Brothers Pianos, the unrivalled
Weber Piano and the Matchless Burdett
nrran
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Persons living in unhealthy localities
may avoid all bilious attacks BY taking
tose Of DR., Bulls Vegetable Pills occa-
sionally 10 keep the liver in healthy &C.
ton. d6w.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
By TELEGRAPH.
Rev York Money and slocIts

NEW YORK, August SO.-GoLD-opened
at ia and closed at 114JI, the two extremes
of the day. The rates paid for borrowing
were 1.O4a1.S9 per cent per diem and Ga7a3
az per cent per annum. At the close loans
were made fiat,
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CLEVELAND, August S0.-Wheat = I'm.
changed. Cotn-Steady at the decline OF
Saturday. oats-Lower; State 4ec; No, 2 do
44cg Observation-Disclosures,
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,n,IBlhiA o.
virginia. ..''.''.'"'....'''.'"'.''"'t" W
RAILROAD BoNDs-Firm.
sTocEs.-The stock market opened firm
but afterwards became weak, and prices de-
cliened Y to per cent except in Western
Union, which fell of from S3A to s75G
Lake Shore declined from OlN to COZ
Northwestern from 41sS to 4OH; preferred
from 56N to 55N. ST.. Paul from 37A Ia
37M; preferred from 64h to 63A. Pacific
Mail from 3S to 379G. Rock Island from
1857 to i07K. Union Pacific from TAX to
73%. Ohios from 10 to 1SsS. Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph from 81 to 201S. Eric
was firm, and advanced to 1O9S in sympa.
thy with the Improvement at London. Al
the second call the market was steader
at fractional recovery. Stocks were
heavy and lower during the last hour Of
business, but became little Steadier at the
close. Western Union declined to s0N.
Pacific Mail to 81. Lake Shore TO 10.
Northwestern to 40; preferred TO Is. Rock
Island to iO7N. 81. Paul to 36sS; preferred
to 621S. Union Pacific to Tx. Hannibal
and st. Joe TO 55N. Atlantic and Pacific
to i9N. In the first dealings Erie advanced
to 1ON, and Fargo 10 IS, the market other.
wise was weak and respondent. The de.
cline Of the afternoon was caused by flood
OF unfavorable fumorS, none Of which
could be fullyauthentiCated up 10 the close
Of business.
The Commercial says q telegram from
Baltimore to MeSsrS. Van schaycck 4 Co.,
Broad street. in reply 10 their inquiry on the
subject, says that there is not q word Of
truth rs to any bank trouble in that city.
This Is on authority that cannot be ques.
toned. As far as we are advised, we have
no doubt that over 81 900, 900 demand loans
on stocks In which Jay Gould Is supposed
10 have an interest, We're called in to-day
and promptly met. The calls were not
made from dlStruSt in the security, which
were in ample margin, but because the
bankers lending the money had other uses
iorit.
The transactions Of the Stock Exchange
aggregated $4,000 shares, Of which $4,000
were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western Union,
$4,000 Northwestern common, 5000 pre-.
ierred, 5000 st. Paul, 1000 Erie, and 1900
Takn gbnsn
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Tunnel or NoTuNNEI-J. ". Ferrel
is forced to close out dry goods and car.
pets less than cost.
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GRANADtSEs and dress goods are now
sold at half their cost by ]. W. Ferrel,
corner Of Main and goth streets.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-T'he follow
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
"a observed Mt Silyey's drug store, corner
opposite the postOflice Yesterday;
AN is q as;% I'm