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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, June 23.-Catte-Rc-
ccipts for to-day 1852 head making for
the two days past 2OSG head. Thirty
five cars were through stock, and sixty
oneior sale here. Market active but price.
of fully Be- on common 10 medium. and
on good to extra about tc. Extra s. 90;
medium to good So 25Ca6 IS; common to
fair $5OOM5 49, bulls $3 jOa47 ;; stock
ers 72O toS50 pounds $50 25@4 10; ales
to-day ,S62 head. Hogs-Receipts to-day
l,l6O head; for two days past l ,7GO head;
Workers s. O0@7 80; Philadelphias s. 60
al 80. Shccp-Receipts for to-day $500
head, and for two days past 1890 head;
supply heavy; selling at 50 OOm5 90.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS


From the Review and Examiner
The hack fare from Washington 10
Wsynesburg, has been reduced 10 one
dollar
On the night Of the 18th inst. Thos,
McCleIland ESQ. of Peters township,
had thirtv-fve valuable sheep killed by
the dogs. and twenty wounded, OF which
ten will probably die. Twenty OF those
killed were ewes and lett lambs, and five
were bucks. The loss is about $500.
REV. IRWIN CARSON, Presbyterian
minister, who died IN Chillicothe, ONO,
May 81, in the sixty-sixth year othis age
was born in Ohio county, West Virginia
and educated in West Alexander Acad-
envy and Jefferson College, Canon,burS,
He began the study of theology in Win
chester, Virginia, and continued under
the direction of DR.. John McCIusHey,
then of West Alexander.
WEare sorry to learn that on Tuesday
morning last, while Rev. Atkinson, pas
tor Of the esbyterian Church nj Amity,
was on his way to West Liberty, his
horse became frightened at II locomotive
on the Hempfeld near Anderson's cross
ing, short distance below Claysvilic
and upset the buggy. Mr.. Atkinson es-
capped injury, but his wife was severely
and the two childred slightly hurt,
THE time for holding the Pittsburgh
VI. +. Annual Conference has not been
changed, rs some expected. The reasons
assigned bv one of the Bishops We're the
probability that the Pittsburgh Confer
rncr should be- divided at the next gen
rrul conference, and the further proha-
biiitv that one of the divisions would not
desire a change of time. They there
ioro postponed granting the request till
next year.
The horse recently stolen from Charles
O'Conucr, of Donegal township, was re-
covered at Triadelphia, where it had
been turned loose by the thief. The on"
stolen from Samuel Laird, Of Canton
township, on Sunday night of last week,
was recovered the next day some dis
lance from the premises OF the owner, 1t
having been abandoned by the thief.
THE following j. the Democratic ticket
nominated by the Convention held last
Monday: Senator William Quail;
Treasurer, ;. C.. Richardson; Prothono-
tary, j. Carter Judson; Register, d. vi.
Donehoo; Recorder John Conner, .lr;
Clerk of Courts, w. {. Scott; Commi--
,iouers, William lIazen and Robert
Horn; Auditors, James :. Snee and
Lewis \ Mulholru; Director Of Poor,
jaime, =. Buchanan
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II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Ir expressing
my thanks to You for benefit derived irOm
! the use of Ncgrtinc, and 10 benefit others,
! will Statc:-
when eight or nine years old ! was
afflicted with SCrOiula, which made It's up-
praranco i'm my eyes, face and head, and ]
was very near blind Tor two years. All
kinds OF operations were performed Ou my
eyes, and all To no good result. Finally
the disease principally settled In my body,
limbs and feet, ana at times In an agsru.
waited way.
Last summer I was, from some cause,
weak In my spin" and Kidneys, und
IL was AT times very hard tO retain The
urine. Seeing your advertisement IN the
Commercial, bought "A bottle OF N"gctIur
and commenced using according 10 dirrc-
tiOus. In two or three days ! obtained
great relief After using four or five bottles
/ noticed il had wonderful effect on the
rough, sCaly blOtChcs on my body and legs.
] Sill used \cgclinr and the humorous
sores one attsr another disappeared until
they were all gone, and ! attribute th"
cure of the two disease to Ncgetin", and
nothing else.
III am ever affected with anything Of
the kind again ! shall try Negrtinc a. the
only reliable remedy. once more accept my
thanks, and believe me to be, very respect
fully, AUSTIN PARROII,
No. - GanO street, Cincinnati, OHIO.
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Bladder, etc, are
always unpleasant, and at times they be
come the most distressing and dangerous
diseases that can affect the human system.
Most diseases of the Kidneys arise nom
impurities in the blood, causing humur,
which settle on these parts. Nogcitnc cN-
GELS any known remedy In the whole
world Tor cleansing and purihng IN" blood
thereby causing a healthy action all the
organs OF the body.
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Wheeling Ketnn MarkeI.

SECOND WARD WednesdGy Morning.
A DIyERsIoN.-Our citizens should
feel very large degree Of satisfaction
these days, over the very abundant and
fine display Of fruits, vegetables and pro-
duce which are brought to our market
semi-weekly by the country people. 1t
is u very decided proof that this section
of the "great vineyard is bountiiully
supplied, at least for the present. These
two weeks past, the Second Ward Market
has Just been teeming with plenty of
everything seasonable, and what the
country round about does not yet produce
is brought from Southern marts ut prices
but little higher than where they grow
1t is conceded that very few cities
of equal size, or facilities, have such fine
and varied or abundant showing Of the
wants Of the inner man, and at such rea-
sonabe price, as can be found at our
market house, between the hours Of /
and 10 An
Just now the strawberry season is at
its height, and the great number of
boxes that are disposed Of in the city, is
something wonderful. One might say
this though of the great quantity of
everything offered Tor sale: for
there seems to be at the opening of the
market much more than the demand re-
quires, especially does this thought enter
the mind when it is considered that
the Fifth Ward Market also furnishes
its quota OF eatables twice week; to say
nothing Of the hundred or more green
grocers who are daily buying and selling
great quantities Of produce, green stuff,
&c. After all is said and done however,
the wonder is not SO remarkable. We
are strictly producing and manufacture
ing city, and q hard working people
in first class condition Of
prosperity, as compared with
many other places III
the country. A. such we can afford 10
supply our inner wants with the liberal
ltv that our frame taken either indiyidu
ally or collectively, both deserves and de-
mands. As::a community, We question if
the world over, can be found another
that pays better attention 10 their daily
bread" than do ourselves. All this be-
ing thus and 50, our good urighbors, til"
farmers, become aware Of II, and belngol
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KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there Is no complaint that
attiicts the human system, which is 80
little understood at the present time, a.
some of tue varied forms OF Kidney Com
plants.
There is no disease which causes such
acute pain or more alarm in its results
than when the Kidneys fail 10 Secrete from
the blood the uric acid, and other poison.
Gus substances, which the blood aCcumu-
latrS IN its circulation through the system
II nom any cause he kidneys fail To per-
form the functions deVolving upun them
the cumulatlOuS are taken up by the
abSurbcnts and the whole system thrown
into "A state of disease, causing great pain
ana suffering, ana very often immediate
death. Hence the Importance Of keeping
the kidneys and blood In a healthy cOndi-
ton, through which all the impurities Of
the bOlN muSt mass
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Cincinnati NEarkeI.

CIECINNATI, June e23.-Co.ton-Stcady
ut l4ic Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat Dull at 81 2OM1 81. Corn
Dull at G9Cg7lc Oats-Dull at GOG6jc.
Rye-Dullaud nominal. Oils-Unchang-
ed. Eggs-Firm at 1Gc. Butter and
Chcese-Demand fair and market firm.
Provsions-E Easier. Pork-Sold at $40 90
spot. Lard-Nominal; at l2IMl3c;
summer sold at 12@l2ic; kettle in fair
demand ut l3ic. Bulk Meats-Quiet;
shoulders 8!c; clear rib llic; clear sides
lie. Demand fair and market
firm at 9!ml2i@l24c. Whisky-Steady w
and in moderate demand at 81 IA.
Hoes - Steady and in moderate de-
madd; range So 5O@7 lOi mostly at
s. G5ISG S5.
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GovERNMENTS-Firm.
RAILROAD BoNDS-Firm.


STATE BoNDs-Quiet and strong.
SToCKs-Thc stock market was strong
and higher, the advance ranging from J
to y per cent. Pacific Mail was the lead
ing feature, opening at 81, declining TO
Bog, and later rising to &9s. The trans
actions in this stock were large, and at
tended with considerable animation.
Lake Shore rose from 60. 10 Glj; West
crn Union from 72y to 73i; st. Paul
from 81 to 30; Northwestern from 81. 10
81; Union Pacific from 73l to II. At
the second call the market was strong
nj the highest point. The Pacific Mail
steamship directors this morning author
lied their London agents to sign con-
tract with the Colonial government of
Australia for mail service between san
Francisco and Australia The Pacific
Mail Company will receive about E9l 900
per annum for the service, u large pOr-
tion of which will bee prof. to the com
pany. The strength in Pacific Mail is
due TO the above statement, and the pub.
licatlOn of the fact that the earnings of
the company, under the new manage
meDt, have largely increased, showing a
gain Of 80 per cent from 1874. Stocks
were strong and higher in closing deal
ings, with buoy ant feeling in some
shares. Pacific Mail led the market,
both in point of activity and buoyancv.
rising to 500. This stock was scarce for
delivery to-day, and rs high as l-32 per
cent was paid for the nsc OF it. Lake
Shore was very strong and closed at 81.
the highest point Of the day. New York
Ccnieal advanced to lO3. an improve.
men. of per cent over the opening
prices. Union Pacific rose to - and
closed at slight reaction. Western
Union advanced to Il; 81. Paul to So;
Northwestern to IS Erie to IA. Rock
IsIard sold at l05, against lO2! At the
close yesterday. {. {. X /. G. advanced
from 4 10 A. Investment snares were
strong. The transactions on the Stock
Exchange were 23l 900 shares. of which
$4,000 were Western Union, 900 North
western, 300 Erie, and G9OOU Lake
Shor-.
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New York Dry Goods Market

New YORK, June 23.-Business con-
tinucs quiet with the cotton good and
print commission homscs Shirts and
drawers are more active and orders are
received by agents for fancy wool hosiery.
Cotton hannels lnsbetter demand Fancy
cashmere and worsted coatings in fair
request. Five hundIed pieces of black
German doeskins were sold ut auction
to-day, at fair prices. Dress goods and
snawIs auIet.
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Baltimore lIarIIeI.

BALTIMORE, June 23.-FlOur-Nery
quiet and unchanged Wheat-Dull and
heavy; No. western red $lE29@l 80;
No. , Milwaukee spriug 81 Ii; other
grades unchanged. Corn--Western quiet:
mixed western soc Oats-Dull and un.
changed. Ryc-DuIi and nominal. Hay
-Easicr; Pennsylvania and Maryland
SIS OOM27 90, Provisions-Quiet and
firm. Pork-Nomina!ly at $l9 jO(G
20 90. Bulk Meats-Shoulders SS@S3c:
clear rib lllc loose. Bacon-Shoulders
Ole; clear rib sides l23c; hams l4@l4!c.
Lard-DulIand heavy; refined li{la ljc.
Buttcr-DulI; western extras 2O@ 22c;
frsts 1920. Petroleum-Nomnal;
crude 5s@Gci refined l24@l23c. Coffee
Quiet and firm. Whisky-Flrm ut
81 lgMl ~.
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PRONOUNCED NCURABLE.

BOsTUN, Man 80, ISL.
n. =. STEVENS ESQ: Dear Sir have
been badly afflicted with Kidney Com
plant for ten years; have suffered great
pain IN my back, hips and side, with great
difficulty In passing urine, which WIS
often, ana lu very small quantities, ne
qucntly accompanied with blood uud rN-
crutIatIng pain.
have faithfully tried most ut lh, pOpu-
lnr rem ,iir~ TrruuIEuuuGrd iut my com
pIaiut; have been under tnrtrrulmrut ol
some of the mo-. SkillWl PHYSICIANS IN
Boston, all OF wlpm pronounced my cas-"
iuCurabir. Tn, Was my condition when
| was advised hy { friend 20 iry the N"gr-
tine, aud | could -cv the good effects nom
the first dose took, and from that mo-
mcnt l kept on improving until was en-
tirely cured, taking In all should think,
about six bottles.
IL Is indeed "A valuable medicine ami u /
should bc afflicted again In the same way ,
| would give dollar dose, II could not
get IL without. Respectfully,
1 " t,II.I
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New York ttIeMarket.

New YORK, June -Becvcs-Fresh
offerings 2,4SO head, manly fair to prime
steers from Chicago. Demand weaker
and prices ruled ic lower than Monday.
A few extra steers sold at 13iM13!c;
common Colorado cattle and Cherokee
stiilers 9@l0c, but the general range for
native steers was Hobo. Sheep and
Lnmh--Rcccipts 4,37O head to-day, and
l,i5O head yesterday. Market extremely
weak and depressed at 4@53c for sheep.
and 7o9c for lambs. Swine-Receipts
$3.50 head to-day, and $500 head ycstcr-
day, None offered alive. Dressed un-
changed at 9mylc.
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81. GAINESVILLE ITEMS.
From the Gazette.

/ From the Gazette.
The Barncsvllo District Camp Meet
ing Association will hold their annual
camp meeting at their grounds aJ Burr 5
Mill. conn cncing August 18th, and
closing on the evening of the 10Th.
Tun farmers arc somewhat alarmed III
thr appearance of myriads of small grass
hoppcrs in the fields. We presume that
the insect j. the same as that which
sometimes nhicts serious injury upon the
crop, and grass in dry weather in this
locality.
The returns of Assessor Grcssinger
shows an increase in the personal proper
tv returned for taxation in RIchlani
township of over $4,000. This increase
i, altogether in the item Of credits, and
:5OOOOof this amount is in st. Glars
Vile.
Tux crops are progressing So favorably
that strong hopes are now entertained OF
fair harvest OF wheat oats, hay, corn,
tobacco. and other fruits of the SOIL in
spite ofthe forcbodngs engcndered by
uapropitions weather at an early stage Of
the season.
We learn that some of the tax payers
on the Uniontown and Flushing Pike,
are laboring under the delusion that the
final levy on that road is not due until
September. Upon inquiry Mt the Treas
urer', office, We were informed that this
levy is due at the present collection.
About $4,000 of the bonds fall due the
first of September and the collections
this month are relied upon to lift them.
THE Cndiz aud St Clairvile and Bel
lai e narrow guage is being worked up
slowly. A meeting will be held in this
place shortly to appoint the committee to
cooperate with the Harrison county
Committee.
The Engineers orthc Tusearawus Val
ley Road have completed tier survey Of
Crab Apple branch and returned to the
main creek to-day, by bo,n the Flush.
ing and Bigley's routes. {
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Toledo Market,

TOLEDO, June 23.-Flour-Steadv and
in moderate demand. Wheat-Duil and
declined; No. > white Wabash 1927;
extra white Michigan 81 2G!@1 u; amber
Michigan 81 22{ml %; No red 81 225
al 224; seller July 81 234. Corn-Ac-
tive but l&2c lower; high mixed cash or
seller June re; seller July 722c; seller
August 7i!@744c; seller september 7Glc;
low mixed 7OIc; no grade G9c; damaged
Goc Oats-Dull and lower; No. 2 and
Minhi.,nn INC
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PAIN IN THE BACK.

There is no remedy known 10 medical
science which has proved itself more valu-
able In eases OF Kidney Complaints than
the Ncgetine. II acts directly upon the
srcrctions, cIeans@s and purihrS the blood,
action.
The following extraordinary cure OF
great sufferers, who had been given mp by
the best physician, Us hopeless cases, viii
speak for themselves, ANA should Chul-
lcngc the most profound attention OF the
medical faculty, n well rs those who are
.-Lll 1. ILL..A-
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4 French, FrcShcf.
GrcatTroubIc Anticipated.

OMAHA, June 2&.-Prominent From
tirrSmcn and army officers express the
opinion that there will be great trouble
with the Sioux, Cheyane and Arapauo
Indians this summer and fall. At least
five large war parties have left the
reservation in the last two week. The
cavalry in this department a'e unable to
keep them on the reservation through
limited numbers 1t will be impossible
Tor the soldiers TO guard the Blcck Hills
and attcUdto Indians
\ very heavy wind and rain storm
,,..--.,l ..,-..- I,,r. .1,i- ,,..r5ugr
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New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, June 2@.-Mo&EY-kasy
mt 2@3 per cent, closing at the lower
figure. Prime mercantile paper 3Im5
per cent. Sterling steady for sixty days
at 4oG! 1860, and strong for sight ut
4S9$@ 1870. Customs receipts $l32, 900.
GoLD-Opcned at ll7i and closed ut
ll7!. Borrowingan and carrying rates la
. per cent. Loans were also made fiat.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursrd $40
600. Cleariags $32,OOO,0OO
GOyERNMENTS-E Firm
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBUKGH, June23. Wheat-Quiet
ana prices unchanged. Corn-Dull; ear
73Gi 75c on track: ,helled 76CT7sc free in
elevator. Pctroieum-Dull; crude 81 &2i
al 30 at Parker's; refined l2t@l2.c for
Philadelphia delivery.
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THE BEST MEDICINE.

fANI Ma IlNNFI FItLO, Mug. =, TNlU.
MIR. STEYENS: Dear Sir-l am seventy
one years OF age have suffered many years
with Kidney Complaint, weakness IN my
back ana stomach. ! was induced hy
friends To try your Ncgctiur, and think
II the best medicine for weakness of the
Kidneys ! ever used. ! have tried many
remedies tor this complaint. and never
found SO much relief as rom the Nrgcfiur
II strengthens aud iuyIgoralrs The Whole
system. Many Of my ucluaIntanccs have
taken 10. and believe IL To- br good tor all
the complaints for which il Is rrcummru-
Cud. NpurS truly,
4 4.
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admiration of the transcendent qualities
Of my distinguished antagonist who
no one admires more largely than myself.
The magnificent genius of this defendant,
rich as he Is III mental endowment and
prodigal as his abors have been they
cannot shelter offence against the law.
Genius as Lofty Couldn't Save Bacon.
He sinned and fell, and upon his memory
history has written the epitaph, "The
wisest greatest, mcanest sof mankind .'
Towards great men in Disgrace like those
who fell, as Whittier, New England ;
gifted poet writes in his poem called
"1chabod'-
So fallen! so lost! withdraw the light!
The glory OF his grey hairs gone,
Forevermore rcVile him not.
Mr.. Beach then Submitted the Case to
heJury,
by reading an extract from the address
of Daniel Webster. The extract was an
admOnition to do their whole duty aC-
Cording to their oathS regardless Of con.
sequences. Hearty applause followed;
Mr.. Abbott then said they had num-
ber Of requests to charge and asked if
his learned friend had any.
ave have none TO make said Mr..
Beach.
"Wc will heay your requests now
said Judge Nelson.
Mr.. Abbott then read the requests TO
charge, which are very yoluminous, and
tiity-fve in number, and copy Of which
was handed to the Court During his
reading Of the requests, Mr. Abbott quo
ted from several authorities, to which
Morris objected, on the ground that
counsel was using arguments, but Judge
Nelson said the reading of them could
do no harm, anyway. He said they all
relate to divorce cases, and am perfect
" familiar with them When Mr.. Alb
bott had finished his reading, Mr..
Beach arose and requested the Court
toappoint the time and place for hear
ing of an application to reopen the case,
on the ground Of newly discovered cvi.
dence. To this Judge Nelson stated that
he would like to hear what the
defense had to say about
it, but Evarts replied they had nothing
to say in the matter.
Judge Nelson .aid that there Wa. no
necessity Tor fixing a tim" and place to
hear the motion, rs no objection was
raised bv the other side, and that
if the uttiduyit- which the counsel
said he had to sustain the application
were gwen him, he wou.d examine them
and give his decision tomorrow, before
he began his charge. The atiidavits
were then passed up to IN, honor, and
the Court adjourned.
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FOREIGN.
Moody and Spnkey.

LoNDoN, June 23.-The Bishop of
Chichester, in speech ut 4 luncheon
which followed the laying of the corner
stone OF chapel at Ardiuglev, expressed
regret that Mrs,rs. Moody and Sankcy
had been allowed to hold meeting near
Etuu. He coutrast"d the weakness of the
authorities there now with the vigor
which had been Shywn in former times.
Then Moody and SanEry might have
fallen Gil their knees before such Il prIvi-
lrgr as that recently obtained by them
would have been granted.
LoNpov. June 2@-Thc rcvivaIist
preachers have closed their meetings in
Liverpool The expenses nave exceed
cd the contributions by $4,000.
4 French FrcShef.
PARIS, June 23.-IIcavy rains have
caused AN unprecedented overflow of the
river Garonnr Two bridges and many
houses have been carried. The waters
are >till rising, and the situation is verv
rs"ious. The hospital i, threatened. and
the patients have been removed.
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Suit Against Peter n. Svs.u,,

Nsw YORK, June 2&.-Thr comnIaint
.a the suit brought in the name # ,6e
5'lP'e against Peter B. Sweeney to Pc.
,. seven million dollars ALLEGED to
,.,. ',. .ssn irauduicntIy subtracted from
~. ~. =. ..- '.7y Of the county of New York
O. ; ''''r'dsy fled in the County Clerks
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,nu,y,STRATOR,s NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT !
y have been appointed AGimlmislial"I
j,ri5bf All persons knowing them~rIN''
tndsbtad 10 The said estate, Will pleas. call
,I,I s..trI. at once Also, all persons haE-
f,,,,,IsFrls against th" same, VIII present
III "a ALBERT NDIII,
..,pI 40. .16lU, EOn ~ltyri.
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Vegetine is Sold bv all Druggists
mHy3lb
POTATO BUG POISON.

IIXPERIENCE HAS PROVED:
/. That Paris Green is the only sure d"s-
truycr OF the Potato Bug.
J. That "A genuinr article alone can
be depended on tor certain d"~trur-
tiOn, and that n i, NOR econOml-
cal than an aduiioratcd art!c.n. II Will be-
found that those VINO have been disap-
pointed in the us" oi Paris Green, nav"
AN Inferior or worthless mixture.
3. Paris Green does not inJurc ia" potato
or the soil.
Genuine Paris Green, with iull directions
for use, Tor sale By
LOGAN. LIST a CO..