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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-10-01
Death OF clifford Aricis.

Prom the st ClaitWilic Chronicle.
We regret to announce the death, sud-
TNSn,Iy from apoplexy, at pOughkeepsic,
A. J on last Thursday evening, OF Cliff
lofd Nick, formerly wcll.known citizen
and prominent lawyer Of this place but
VINO, lor the past Ia years, has been n
resident Of Washington City. The cir.
enM'ionccs Of his untimcly death, as far
rs we can learn, are about ms follows: On
!he evening Of his death he had arrived
IN FoNghkcCpaie with his daughter Lucy
qua another young lady from Washington,
,Vt ihc purpose ofplacing them in Vassar
'olIcge and had gone to hotel and Sc
.lfel rooms for the young Misses, after
winch he descended the stairs from the
y'cc which was on the second floor, to
ue street for the purpose Of looking
Msef Ills baggage, Tn his return in 4 few
minute, attcrward, and when he had
reached next to the top step Of the stair
my'hecIasbcd hia hand upon his breast,
m1 exclaimed, Oh! oh and sank down
ml died Immediately.
n VIZ, Arick, at the time OF his DEATH was
resident Of the Amcs Manufacturing
IS!Hmp'ny, at Chicopcc, Mass, and under
"s energetic management this famous
TT'ahIl'hmcnt was becoming more active
nan At any previous time since the war.
Ua'Ing and since the war the deceased
M prominent among the ordnance
manufacturers Of the country, and par.
outTaIArly as the inventor and proprietor
mc Eureka projectile. We knew Mr.
''cE@ the intelligent, OAable, agreeable
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Now York.

NEw YORK, September 30 = Cotton -
Firm ut i32sai31sc. FlOur-Firm; super.
fine western ind State 81 00aj %; common
to good 81 7OaG 20; good To choice So o.;
white wheat extra 81 5OAS 30; extra Ohio
S. 7Oa7 10; 81. Louis s. 5Oa0 %. Rye Flour
aud Corn Mcal-l'Irm. Wheat-Activc; re-
jCctcd spring 81 03al OS; No. . Chicago
spring s O0ai Il; No. 2 Northwestern in
store 81 93al 90; No. . Milwaukee 81 Ga
| 20. Ryc-QuictNt SSa0gc. BarlCy-Firm
ut 81 iOai IL. Malt-l'irm. Corn-Activc;
western mixed steam GSlSa70c; do sail 70l
7O,ic. Oats-LOwcr; western mixed iOni2C;
white ijc. Collcc-t'nchangcd ut lOiGa
2!lEc. MolNsscs and lIicC-QUiet. Sugar
Steady; fair to good refining 7AOsAc.
Whisk " Steady at 81 u.
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Cincinnati.

CISCiSSATt, September 3O.- Cotton =.
Dull and unchanged. F'lour-l'irm and II
fair demand. Whcat-Firm; red 81 30t
| q. COrn-Dull ut 5SaGOc. Oats-Frn
At 3Oa45c. Barlcy--I'irm and unchanged
Rye-Firm ut 7Oj5a7sc. rork-Quict and
firm $gi Is. Lartl-StCaiy and in fair de-
mani; steam l3IEai3Ac; kettle i37zal3>5c
ACKNOWLEDGMENT demand Mt iOAi3c9i
bulk Meats-Quict; shoulders sac; cleAI
rib igiSai2Ssc; clear i23ial3c.. Whisky
Firm and unchanged. ,-...-...
llOGs-StCndy; common light s. 2jN7 80
good light and medium s. g0aS 20.
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Now York Dry tiootIs.

NEW YORK, September 30.-lIusineS'
il quiet with commission houses and i'm
porlcrs, owing to the Hebrew holiday
which kept buyers out Of the market. The
iobhing trade Is fairly active in all depart
mCnts. Cotton goods in steady request
Cotton llnnnels active and firm. Plaid
prints in good demand. hut chocolate.
ruled quiet. Wooden goods for mems wcat
moved slowly. Blankets in fair demand.
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BALTIMORE, September 3O.-FlOur-AC'
tiveand unchanged. WheNt--I'irmGr; ain
Der nominal; No. red western 81 50; Penn
sylvania red 81 80. COrn-Dull for west
crn mixed ut G6c. Oats Firmcr; western
mixed i6a5Oc; western BE. Rye - Firm
ut 75asOc. lIay-I'irm; prime Maryland
timothy 2ia2ic. pOrk-Vcry firm ut 500 "
ng33yI hulk Meats-Shouldcrs 9HaO9E
clear rib l9j!C, loose. lINcon--FirmCr
shoulders iOIlniO'Sc; clear rib iic; hams
l5I5aiGc. Iard-Quict ut l4AC. Buttei
Firm ind unchanged retrOleum-Quiet
crude G'SnG1Ic; refined l3iIai3'Sc. Coffee
Unchanged. Whisky-firm ut 81 liz.
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and courteous gentleman-as vigorous,
untiring worker in any cause which he
espoused, and in the private walks Of life,
rs public spirited, good citizen. To the
bercaved wife and the fatherless children,
some Of which are just budding into man
hood and womanhood, and to the relatives
who are so suddenly bereft, the warmest
sympathy Of the entire community is
extended.
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REMARKS.

The receipts this week consist very large
ly of common sheep, for which there II
quite limited demand. Good sheep he
ing scarce, are, MS they have generally
been, in fair demand, but are taken solely
by our home butchers, there beingnO East
ern demand whatever. There is not mucl
call for stock sheep, except II be for fail
ewes and good weathCrs. Good lambs ar,
scarce and common ones plentiful. WI
quote sheep ut 4051Ic, the latter for n few
extra lambs 81 6Oal 90 per hcnd, or wller
sold by the pound at 5aGIGc; stock sheel
2a39Ic, the latter for the very best.
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Tnie,in.

TOLEDO, September 80. = F'lour-pc.
mand fair aud market firm. WhCat-No.
white Michigan 81 %; No, . do 81 "a;
amber 81 20; seller October 81 2AiG; No. .
white Wabash 81 10; No. 2rcdSi g. Corn
-StCaly; high mixed Gj'Sc; seller October
Csc; seller November 81 &c; low mixed Gjc,
Oots-Dull; No. 2, 37hc; seller October
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GhegnteItfaeueer,
mORSE.CAR POETRY.

N, ,,pdurtor when he receives fare
ul,t punrh la The presence VI the .IasscnJarc
i blur UP sip LOT Al 5 tent iafe,
A hut UP slip ior 9 cent iarc,
A mnk trip slip Tor . u rtnl laFc'
All ia the presence Of the las'cnlare'
Chorus
gne6, loyi, Ji,glcEi punch um cdrr;
4 hlue trip slip ior an nnt laIe,
A bun Trip slip for q 6crnl hrrt
4 rink Trip Slip tor Scent fare,
p.B.lI in The presence Of the pls'cn!arr.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Ntocks.

EEw YORK, September 3O.-MoNEH-
Heavy at 2a3 per cent Prime mercantile
paper 5]3a7 per cent Custom receipts
$4,000. The Assistant Treasurer disbHrs'
ed $4,000 Clearings S3S,00O,COO.
GoLD-Opcned and closed at Ms, sales
in the meantime at III. Rates paid for
borrowing were 3.Gl, lilo, l-59, per diem,
and per cent per annum. At the close
loans were made flat.
GOVERNMENT BoNps-ln good demand
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PITTSBURGH, September 80, - Wheat
Firm old red quoted Mt 81 lOai 50; new
81 26hi 81. Corn-Dull; shcllcd G9a7lc on
track; car 72a7ic. rctrOlcum-Crude I'M
settled at 81 5jat rarker's; refined 1879
iSNzc PHILADELPHIA delivery.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE

John +. Mendel having by dCel dated September
9tth, 1870 assigned to the undersigned Assignee all
his personal property aud accounts, for the benefit
Of his cTudiinrs all persons indebted to the said
John Z, Mendel will please call Immediately and
settle with the undersigned ut his office, No. 6a
Twelfth street, or at No. lliO Main street, Wheel
ing. And all persons u whom the said John T.,
Mrnle is indebted will please present their bills IL
the undersigned at either Of said places,
N2J l.. 5, JORDAN, Assignee,
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This week the market showed some little
activity in the beginning in portions Of the
yards, but II was not general, Prices, cS.
cept for stock cattle, began to droop from
the beginning on the offerings, which did
not compose all the receipts, as large
number Of these, comprising some Of the
best, were rCshppcd Fast without being
offered here, The decline, except as Nhoyc
stated, was general throughout the list, and
reached Tc, and in some instances '!r, as
compared with last weeks figures. The
tops were AS good as those Of last week and
the second grade perhaps more numerous,
while common cattle were not as plentiful
in proportion Ns they were then. Prices,
2I4aGlIc.
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The arrivals this week arc scarcely rs
good throughout rs were those Of last week,
though the tops are shade superior to the
same grades then offered. Prices, MS II was
thought might be the cnsc, advanced near
ly Hc, and have been taken very freely at
the improvement. At the close the pros.
poets are fair for the maintenance Of these
rates for week or two, as prices in the
West point to this result. We quote best
hogs ut llHallAC: common tail ends and
grasscrs lONNllc, and stillers iO94Niic.
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SroCxs-Tbc stock market was strong
and higher in the early dealings and prices
advanced rfn7s per cent, Lake Shore rising
from 5Ss. To az, Pacific Mail from 37h to
3715, Western Union from 75Z to 7GE;
Northwestern from 3ogz TO 40. and Ohios
from 1GT TO ~, The Improvement was
partially lost after midday, when Missouri
Pacific broke on 433i to 500 aud Atlantic
4 Pacific preferred from 10 to 0I5. The de.
cline in these stocks was precipitated by Il
II flood of unfavorable rumors, none of
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CLEVELAND, September SO.-Whcat-,-
Firm and higher; red 81 IL. Corn--WCak
and lower at Gle. Oats-Steady and higher;
no quotations. Northumberland,
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lRY TELEGRAPH rO lNTELIsENCER.


The following are the names Of the prin.
cipal drOvers, owners, or COnsignees of the
principal drOvers, and where the cattle are
reported from:
-. N. - L.
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New, Scientific Z Successful Treatment

NTOUNDsvILLE NURSERY OFFERS
Nl thrcc.yCar old Apple trees at $50
per 1000, bundled in straw, delivered Mt
the depot or wharf. Pears, Ounces, Cher.
rics, pums and other things low. Poplars
and Naples plenty. EvergrccnS in Guan.
tity. Correspondence solicited,
aus Jos, HARRIS, Proprietor.
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.SPECIAL ELECTION,

y
WHEREAS, a writ of election is in my
hands, requiring me to give notice OF an
election to be held on
Thursday, the 9TH day Of October, 1875,
to fill a vacancy Occasioned by the death Of
Andrew J. Pannell, OF Ohio county, this ID
to give notice that IN election for the pur'
poses of choosing Senator for the unex'
pred term for the First Senatorial District,
consisting OF the counties Of Hancock,
Brooke and Ohio, will be held on the day
aforesaid, pursuant to the statute.
r. S. BROWN,
scp7 Sheriff Ohio county.
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ArTiudh al The Tinker HOuIs anu DTore ldThE
j. c. billiard, Va....... ~ Post Cook man, W,Na2O
Owen IIawkGT, W. Va,2O W. u, Stanley, O.,."m.ly
Il. +. Mitchell, W.YaI0l y. N. Bay, O,,".-,,,,,,2l
II. Was, W. Va..,.....@I W. A. FOOsc, O.,".,.".lO
h. S. Morgan, W. VAIL \. WOOlyArl, O......"ly
WIN. Collins, W. va"9 bay FoOsc, O',.',, -
u. ". Shinn, W. Va....95 j. II. Bumgardner, Nai0
L. +. Shinn, W. Va..r26 H. II, Crockett, Va, ~
james GOUlen, Na,,..3s j. H. Anderson, W.Na.6l
Jacob Harris, Van. - VIM. Roberts, Va...,."5l
". II. Corely, W. va.25 A. J. Kane, VR,.,.."."2g
II. NJ. Jack, W. Va.,.rg u. J. Richmond, Na.,"!6
J. Queen, W. Vn...,".ii |. II. Smith, Na.,.,.n,2I
4. W. Post, W. Va.....iOT. II. Lynch, Na..,...,,22
Wm. J, Kirk 4 Son, W. |. u, Fletcher, Va...-"l9
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Parker Pepper, W. Va.S5 N. Forbes, Va.,...,..."2l
J. D. ROminc, W, Va..9O J. II. Bright, Na,...m"ll
N. Croft, W. Va.."..,.ls X II, Carter, Va,n,""l9
ItarnS 4 Sutton, W,ya,55 l., Il. Hopkins, Va....,lg
N. Lehman Il Bro, W. J, +. Yates, Ma.....,,lsl
Na...,"..".".....".".H l.. c, Sllc0tt, Na."".."il
N. Il. Morrison, W.vnIl D. Gibson, Va.........u9l
II. staldCr 4 BrOr OLE Thomas Iden, va":.,"ll
Slaldrr 4 Moore, O.,.",!2 J. ). Anderson, ", Va!
c. Smith, 0....,.........l Is John Middleton Walls
NJ lInltEnlller, O.."..ug0 s, Miller, Md..".....mh
Weber 4 Hess, O.,.,,,,3s J, Weinberg, Md,,.".".i
W. C. ROdChnVer, O,.,i3 Nath'l Myers, Md "".lI
arrivals al The CdlucrtoH Hotel and DrWs Yards,
H. ] GlCndy, Va...... 352l D, c, Thomas, Va....,57
J. Hoover, W, Va"m..l37 GIendy 4 Kuckman,
y. $. YOhn, Va,..".l?g Va..,""...:...;.......l6
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c, c. FralicE, ya...."..24 G, McClGRs, ya."".",Ss
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Nm. Tools. Va, na q, " Mos, VS".aa.,,?i
VIM. CarnIton ya.;;;,is r. i. Crockett, Va IS
i%Es Ayers .o' W. f. tir rIIG Id VA 4
l.. q. Martin, W. VAIL ScnScnCy \ Lambert,
q. W, James p''"''" d'i;,,,.,,'.'''";;'''''@
Ihartes L. nealS, o""" Wm, hllIRooi, MH''W" y,
j. IuckerI W. ia'''". %! L. HUTCHINSON, W. N"!i
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FINANCIAL.
JouS K. BoTSgoRD, Prest GEo. ADAMS, V. Prest.
n. A CHANDLER, Cashier,
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY
Successor to the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING,

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING,
Suppl lQ0, 900
This Bank Is organized and prepared to transact
the business Of banking In all Its details
Il succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Is owned by the same shareholders and Is under the
same management.
By carefully regarding the interests Of It's Cores
p0Ddents and DrpuSitOrs and by u prompt and
faithful execution Of their wishes, 1t hopes To merit
their esteem and confidence
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States.
Deposit Accounts subject to check at sight re-
celved from Banks, Bankers, Firms, Corporations
and Individuals.
Certificates Of Deposit Issued payable on demand
or ut fixed dates,
Interest allowed on Special Deposits.
DIRECTORS;
Jacob S. RhOdGs, VIM. A. Turner,
GeOrga Adams, John L. Hobbs,
Geo, W. FmnEheim, John T., Wilson,
Henry n. Harper, my2l-dAW
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The Yearly Meeting OF the Disci-
MICS Discussion OF Sunday
School 'COpicS-CirCuit Court in
SESSION The Street Paving
UnVpuIput,
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On the 9th of this month there is
to be a convocation of the citizens OF
Lane county to take under advisement
some means of raising money to finish
the State University.
In its river news the Record says
The Shosaone's hull has been filled
full of oil barrels, so that when the
water raises she will float off of the
snag on which she is grounded.
It is now settled that the people of
Pendleton are TO have a wooden fac
tory. Articles of Incorporation have
been filed, and all the necessary steps
taken preparatory to opening books
for stock subscriptions.
Il Union county report says so far
there has been no loss of stock. but
SHOULD there not be a change in the
weather soon, farewell to many of the
horned tribe. Disconraging news from
Wallowa and adjacent valleys.
Mr.. j. III. Smith. secretary of the
State grange. requests all oranges that
have not vet sent their annual reports.
to do so Immediately, as ne is desirous
of having grange directory published
and cannot do SO. until all reports are
in.
On the 9th inst. politics will break
loose on Eugene and the surrounding
country. On that day. Gen. E. L.
Applegate will expound his theory OF
a '.new deal. -
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LATE rEI.EeRArH1c NEWS.

The bark HeTnaine has arrived ut Liver
pool with Oregon wheat.
Gen. Thayer has felegraphed his accep-
tance of the Governorshp OF wyoming.
Gen. Lazama has been appointed Chief
o. King Alfonso's Cabinet.
TIE Tilton-Beecher matter still vexes
the courts, and burdens the telegraph
wires.
The British steamer George Ba.teys. is
supposed to be lost, with twenty-one per-
SONS on board.
Allen 7. Caperton was elected Z. s. SEN
afor from Western Virginia on the loth
inst. Is a Democrat.
It il rumored that Gen. Cabrera fs TO
take chief command of the Cariist FORCES.
DIR. DeKoven, it IL stated, has written n
letter accepting the Bishopric OF liiihois'
TO which he was recently eiecteu
John Mitchell has been returned to Par
1fament from Tipperary, without OPPOSE
ton.
Dr. Kenealy, counsel for the TichbOrne
claimant, has been returned to Parliament
from Stode-on-Trent, by 1900 majority.
The election of John Mitchell to the
English Parliament has stirred up things
terribly in that body, and great effort IS
inaugurated TO keep him from taking MS
seat.
The Connecticut Democratic State Con-
venfion met at Hartford on the 18th inst,
and renominated by accamation the
old ticket, headed by Gov. Charles r.
Ingersoll.
On the 18th, Gov. Kellogg. of Louisiana,
vetoed the bin appropriating sl5l,100 for
expenses of the legislature. He says this
is $4,000 more than is necessary, and that
several provisions of the bill are nncon-
stifutionRl. The House sustained the
veto.
A telegram from Kingston, Jamaica,
dated 13th inst, states that q aconf1agfation
Mt Port-au-Prince on the 11th DESTROYED
500 houses. and was still burning on
the 18Th. with little or no chance OF sub
sidence, as there was no water.
In an attempt to rob the Shasta and
| Redding Call Stage. on the evening OF
| the 18th, one of the three highwaymen
| in the side Of the face of the driver, Jerry
| Culverhouse, badly mutilating it. But
the stage was not stopped or robbed.
The Senate foreign committee have sub.
| stantially agreed TO the Hawaiian recip
rocity treaty, though no formal vote has
been taken, and action was deferred on
some details. Unless there should be time
| to act on the treaty before adjournment
| there will lpe an extra session called for the
| 4th of March, but will last for a few days
| only.
A railroad wal. Is on between the I.alti
| more & Ohio and the Pennsylvania Rail
/ way Co. Fare over the Is. & o. Railroad
| has been reduced, In consequences, be
| tween Chicago and Washington City. viz
Louis, S15, and from Louisville, sI2. Ton
| Scott, of the Pennsylvania, declares he'll
make it hot for Garrett, of the b. & o.
The Colon sailed from Aspinwan fo
| New York on the 18th. The Great Repub
| lie arrived at Hongkong from San Fran
| cisco via Yokohama ON the 18th. Th
steamer China sailed from Hongkong fo
| San Francisco via Yokohama on the 18th
The Henry Chauncey arrived al New Yorl
from Aspinwall on the 10Th. The AlaslS,
arrived at San Francisco from Hongkons
via Yokohama on the 10Th. The Acapulc'
sailed from New York for Aspinwa!l OF
| tire 18th.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, Isl
Agents for the Register.
whet shall he Done Now.

The Salt Lake Railroad bill is dead,
the U. S. Senate having refused to
substitute the bill reported by the com
Tnittee at the last session of Congress
fbr the one originally introduced.
which is equivalent to the final defeat
Il the bill. Aid from the General
Government now being refused, the
citizens of Oregon are thrown upon
their own resources. and through their
own efforts, IL at all, must the means
be secured to open up communication
with the East by railway. The pres
ent route, by ocean to San Francisco,
as not only disagreeable and to some
extent hazardous, but is very expen-
sive; but until another route is secured
we must not only continue to pay ex-
hoFbitant freight trariffs, but the gall
ing fact will become more and more
apparent that the great State of Ore
gon is a mere dependency of Califor-
mia! Until new route is opened,
enabling 'Gs to break the letters which
now bear So heavily upon the best in
Sterests of tise State, Oregon can never
hope to occupy the proud position in
the sisterhood of States to which her
unsurpassed resources of material
wealth entitle her to. If we would
deserve outside aid in .sD anderrak-
ing of such magnitude as the building
of a railway to connect Oregon with
the East, we must show the .'outside
world'' that we are not only worthy,
but we must put the enterprise upon
such basis as will fsspire the conf
dence Of capitalists in its success. and
convince them that it will be paying
business investment. Once convinced
of its success, and that it will be pay
ing investment, no trouble viii be met
with in securing ali the means nee
essary to build and equip the road. 1t
is q matter of vital interest TO the
whole State, and every manand woman
throughout its borders is interested in
the solution of a problem so frought
with blessings or evils in the years to
come.
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Gen. DE Trobriand. brought promi-
nently before the country through his
connection with the Louisiana matter.
was born in France, his father heloun-
ing to the old nobility of that country.
He came to the U. S. many years ago.
and settled ih New York City. where
he. married a most estiinable American
lady. For sometime lie was associate
editor of the Courier des EtGts Unis,
and contributar to the Home Journal.
then edited by Morris q Willis.
Upon the breaking out of the rebellion
he heclne Colonel of the 55th Regi-
nient of \. y. Volunteers. and served
with distinction. His services were
acknowledged by his promotion to the
grade of Brigadier General of Volum-
teers. At the close of the war he was
appointed Colonel, and now commands
the 18th Infantry. He is an author
of some note. n genial, polished gen
tleman, a fine painter, and Il correct
writer. While on visit to France
some years since. he was Offered the
command of an army corps undor the
Republic, but declined. preferring tc
remain in the service OF the United
| States.
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nicting. 1t purifies the blood. purges ont
the lurking humors in the system, that
undermine health and settle into trouble-
some disorders. EruDtions of the skin
are the appearance on the surface of hu-
mors that should be expelled from the
blood. Internal derangemets are the de-
termination of these same humors to some
internal organ. or organs, whose action
they deInnge, and whose substance they
disease and destroy. AYERS SARsAPA-
RILLA expels these hurnors from the
blood. When they are gone, the disorders
they produces disppear, such as U3cera-
tions Of the Lfusr. S50radcI, Kidneys, Lungs,
ETsipsions and Exuptfre Diseases Of the SKIN,
g: Al,thorp's Ffre. Rose or E,gsfpelns,
Isf1nplss, P,tsi,aes, B,otches, Boils, Iifnaus,
TeHsr and Sslt hmm, Sc1lti Head. Ring
seor7n, Ulcers and Sores, R'seunsdtisB, Nefi-
siligta, PUN in the Bpllas, Side and Fl nd,
F male Wauknsss, Seritity, Le1tcoaTiaGd
arising from Internal uiceratior and tGeriYae
dsseqse. DropsB, Dyspepsia, Emdcidtion and
Gersral Debility. With their departure
health returns.
PREPARED BY
Dr. G. AVER 60. Howell. NEass.s
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers
In Medicine. WINS