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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-17
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, April l6-Flour-Quct and
unchanged. All sales of grain from TO.
day until November 18th are made on Il
basis Of &c storage. Receipts in order to
become regular on delivery must have
five days to run on &c storage. Western
receipts in order TO become regular were
to-day subjected to a reduction of2Ic per
bushel on the first, and each subsequent
month there will be a reduction Of ic,
consequently regular cash grain ruled
nominully &c higher than yesterday.
Wheat-Demand fair and prices advanc-
ed No. spring 81 06(Gl 04!; No. ,
fresh 81 OBJ; regular 81 O3@ 03t cash; 4;
81 O43@l O44 seller May; 81 O63CGl O53
seller June; No. 3 97m97t; rejected 92c.
Corn-Demand active and prices advanc-
ed; No. . mixed fresh 73Ic; regular 73t
m73!c spot; 775c seller May 77!e seller
June; rejected 7l!c. Oats-Demand uo.
tive and prices advanced; No. 2 fresh 60}
IL GO3c; regular 6Oic; fresh colo 605c bid
seller May; 62ic bid seller June Rye
EDemard active and prices dtanced
No. | 81 O3@l 0j. Barley--DemHnd far
and prices advanced; No = 81 90 seller
April; 81 lOGl II seller May Pork
Active at 5000 spot or seller May;
so 2j@22 80 seller June. Lard-Dc-
mand active and prices advanced at
$lj 100 Ij u! spot Sl5 45@ 10 Al seller
May. Bulk Meats-Demnnd active and
prices advanced; shoulders SO STE; short
rib middIes lljc; short clear l23c. Whis-
ky-Steady and in moderate demana at
Sl12.
On call board, wheat was lower at
81 Oii seller May; 81 0G! seller June
Corn-Lower at 77!c seller May; nc
seller June. Oats-Easicr at 6li seller
May. Pork and Lard-Nominally
higher.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, April l6.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady at lGs@l6ic; futures closed
steady; sales 1890 bales; April l6sc;
May 10 l3-32c; June 10 ll-l6ci July
10 3l-32c; August l7sc; September
IL % 32Gl6sc; October l6sci November
l.lGGl65-32c. Flour-ln moder-
ate demand; receipts 5000 barrels super
fine western and state 81 90G4 50; COM
mon to good 50 1905 35i good to choice
So l5Cd,5 6j; white wheat extra So 7j(G
G35; extra Ohio s. 1907 80; st. Louis
S. SO9S 65. Rye Flour-Scarce and
firm at "a 35(15 35. Corn Meal-Firm
at s4 OO@4 50. Wheat-Quiet and
steady; No. spring 81 2j(ll 30; No. 3
81 16G1 10; No. 2 Chicago 81 2OGl %
No. . Milwaukee 81 23@l %; amber
81 3OG,l 81. Rye-Firm at 81 GOAL 10.
Barley-In moderate demaad at 81 45Cg
80. Malt--Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Quiet; receipts 10000 bushels;
mixed western ga CSC; yellow 924CG93c.
Oats-Firmer; receipts 1000 bushels;
mixed western 73ic; white 76G77c.
Hay-Unchanged. Coffee-Firm; Rio
l6t(Gl9Ic gold. Sugar-Firmi fair to
good refining SGSici prime So Rice
Quiet and steady. Molasses-Very firm.
Petroleum-DuIl and nominal refined
l4c; crude 7c. Rosiu-FIrm at - lO@
lj. Terpcntine-Easier at 38c. Eggs
Heavy; western at l9@ @l9!c Pork
Unsettled at S22 rs. Beef-Steady.
Cut Mcats-Qulet; middles firm; long
clear III ICyl2!c; short l23@l2!c. Lard
-FIrmcr; prime steam lj3c. Butter
Dull; western 12@l9c. Cheese n
changed. Whisky-Quiet at 81 IA.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April lG.-Flour-
Firm and not much dong; Wisconsin
and Minnesota family s. 25Gt5 15; Penn
sylvania, Indiana and Ohio 50 25a6 90;
high grades 50 256g7 80. Whcat-Stcady;
red 81 29@,l 81 amber 81 80. Rye
Held at 81 TO- CoN-YelIow and mixed
S9M9Oc. Oats-White 72@73c; mixed
7lc. Provisions-QLiet. Park-$22 10
Smoked Hams-l3GGl4c Lard-l5!a
lGc. Whisl,y-Staady; western 81 a.
Petroleum-Refnrd l4c; crude lOCGlO!c.
Clover Seed Firm; western ll3ml2ic
Timothy and Flax Secd-Unchanged.
Buttcr-Quiet and unchanged. Cheese
Steady; western lGi@lGic. Eggs
Unsettlel; western 30 lGc.
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TRAGEDY AT WASHINGTON.
A nEx-FederaI General Charged with
n Brutal Murder

~prrlIl To lilt ibtllllllbIt sun.
WASHINGToN, April l4.-One of the
most mysterious attempts at murder
which has ever come to igat in this city,
took place between and O'clock thi,
afternoon. and has created a great stir in
police and other circles. Two men.
both ex-gcnerals of the United St'te-
army. and who served together
m the Mexican war and other wars. An
,nonv \. Sutton and Samuel Ross, en-
tered into Il partnership some time since
for the purpose Of carrying on billiard.
rooms in the west wing OF the Metro
poiitan Hotel. For several weeks they
have had carpenters and plasterers ut
work. and the rooms have been almost
completed for occupation.
About > O'Clock this afternoon General
Sutton Wa, noticed 10y the workmcn
crawling down the stairs into the room
being fixed up, literally covered with
blood. He asked for water, which was
given him. In little while he partly
revived, and in the presence Of the Dis
trict Attorney and several police officers.
who in the meantime had been called in.
maui s'''s',',ns '','PI'c"L1hs N'ner"i
moss moss "' INV '"' '"T yc' ""' 'Ta Wa a'SeiiP''a TO TO
taN' n.S T',' Il -, -, .S"no sH'u tlN'
m' NHU,,r" r;" H'" pJ' -, -i'0' '', "l',
'n' pa, r.h t',,'SiaP' az" ','" l'
charge o' Tue ''iiPro' e','''Is' u, ''"I "v|"'
COCK ,,' 'L'' "I!I.'''''. "g'',s 81 ~ i,'',
asked nm 70 Z" In'' one oI tn' "PPT
rooms oil Ihe "o''' 10 rHH'i''Ie ~, '"''' III
went up theFe' "h" "H',S ''i"hlI- I'm ,.I
calculations on paper; moss s'I"'N III"
on the D"ch Jl .;, ~, i,Jau .h T'IT W. ia la
manner; "n''u' ""t'. ;,.'' .I. ty '''I' ,' "
''"Ie,' "o'u' Ms ,nn,i a,'.''S -, @ ",Sa, tl,n.
"t,'Ip',S TT'"a '.t".E o'', t,oni. n,:II.
ana tn"' al a,Js ~ ''"t Is q" D'""": "'.i' iaa u,
was ""'"1'
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THE WEATHER.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, April Is, sP. NJ.
PROBABILITIES.

w AR DEPARIME
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, April Ii, ST. J
PROBABILITIES.
For the New England, middle States
and Lower Lake regions, cloudy and de-
cidedly cold weather, with snow and rain
during the night, brisk and high north
10 west winds and slowly rising bar
ometer.
For the Upper Lake region and the
Ohio Valley, continued cold and partly
cloudy weather, with north to west
winds, rising barometer and areas Of
light snow.
For the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys. clear or fair weather
except in the eastern portion of Missouri
and Iowa, slowly rising temperature,
brisk northcrly winds, shifting to caster
ly and southerly during Saturday. and
rising followed by falling barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States
and Tennessee, colder and Gear or fair
weather with brisk northerly to westerly
winds and rising barometer, east Of the
lower Mississippi.
Another storm will probably occur on
the Texas coast. The Ohio river will
fall slowly.
Csutionary signals will continue on at
stations on Lake. Huron and Erie.
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Cor. 18th & Main Sts.,
Next Door TO Adams Express Office
Wheeling. apl2a
TO CONTRACTORS.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

WHEELING, W. VA. April 6, 1875.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this
Office until THURSDAY, 22d day Of April.
1875, at noon, for the Masonry, Rip-kap,
Graduation and Superstructure ofa Bridge
across Wheeling creek, near the Mound, 10
the Peninsula Cemetery.
THE MASONRY will be first class rangr
rock work, in cement mortar, about 6iO
percheS.
THE RIP-RAP will be one foot and a hall
thick, and hand packed, about rs cubic
yards.
THE EMBA NKMEST Will contain about
$500 cubic yards, and VIII be taken from
sites selected by the Superintendent, ana
disposed of according 10 his direction, the
haul in no case 10 exceed 800 feet. These
bids shall be by the cubic yard Of = 7cublC
feet.
THE SUPkRsTRUCTURE Will be- wrought
iron, with wrought iron floor beams, two
spans OF 100 feet each, in the clear, Is feet
wide, in the clear, with factor of safety
of five ljD for Il distributed load Oi lOJ
pounds per square foot, besides the weight
OF the bridge.
Bidders VIII examine for themselves III"
location OF the proposed work, 81 that no
misunderstanding may exist In regard io
the nature OF the work TO be done.
The plans and specifications are AT this
Office for the inspection of bidders.
The Council reserves the right To reject
any or all bids.
f.. \. BRITT,
apr9i City Clerk.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April l6.-Flour-Quiet,
steady and unchanged. Wheat-Weak;
No. ] amber western 81 SO; No. = 81 81;
mixed 81 30. Corn-Dulland nominally
at $50 S9c Oat, Dull; white western
zoe; mixed 6SG CSC Rye-Quiet and
steady ut 81 l2Gl -. Hay-DulI at
Sl7 OO@24OO. Whisliy-Dull at 81 II
al l4I. Proyi-ious-Firm. Pork
81 IS. Bacon-Firm; shoulders 93c;
clcarrib l23a l3c; hams l4lm ljc. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders S.@S!c; clear
rib llBmllSc loose. Lard-Rchned at
lj3@l6c. Butter-In good demand
western tub and rolls l6@2lc Petrole-
um-Quiet at 65@7c. Cotiee-Quict and
unchanged.
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Cincinnati Market.

ClNCINNATI, April l6.-Flour-Fam-
ilv at s. 25M.j4O. Wheat-Steady; red
81 l2Mll7. Corn Quiet at 100 1jc.
Oats-Frm at G9m7lc. Rye-Quet at
81 l5Call7. Barley-Qliet and un-
changed. Linsccd Oil-75c. Lard OIL
81 lSlGl 20. Egss-Staady at l5c.
Butter-Best grades active at .27@ 3Oc.
Chcesr-Dull at ll!@ l5!c. Clover Seed
-FIrma at l2c. Pork-Held at $22 -.
Lard-Quiet; good held at SIS %; $l537t
bid. Bulk Meats-Shoulder 8.c; clear
rid ll|@llsc; clear l2c. Bacon-Sh9ul-
ders firm at 9ic; clear rib l2!c; clear BE.
Whisky Demand fair and market firm
ut 81 II.
HoGs-Quiet and firm at s. 50@ 75
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, April l6.-Cattle-
Receipts for to-day I, 700 head, and for the
tour days past ,46s head. All the ar
rivals to-day are through cons!gnments
and there is not a bullock in the yard
for sale. No business has been done to-
day, so cannot form quotations. Hogs
Receipts for today 4,070 head and for
the four days past 1850 head;
Yorkers 81 75@S 90; best 50 l5(G
$40. Sheep-Receipts for to-day 1000
head, and for the four days past l4,500
head best Sc 30G7 90; medium S. 25@
90; clipped 50 75@5 So
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GovERNM MESTs-FIrm.

RAILROAD Mortgages in active
demand, especial Y for Pacific and North
western.
STATE BoNDs-Neglected; Tennessee
old J per cent lower.
SroCKs-RaIlroad and miscellaneous
speculations to-day were stronger than
yesterday and there was general i'm.
provemcnt in prices. The recent decline
shook number OF weak holders and the
stocks have gone Inte stronger hands.
Union Pacific was the most prominent
in the dealings end rose from Il te -!
Panama advanced from l25 10 l21!. Pa
cifc Mail was active and firm, selling at
4St6 2!G43t. Erie advanced in the
morning to go, but finally reacted to 81,
@3l3. Western Union advanced from
-! to 7Si. and Atlantic and Pacific Tel
cgraph from 25i to %. New York Gem
trail was firm at 1O2; Illinois Central at
l02B6lO24 and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western at 1l4@ll4,. Northwest
ern advanced from AZ 10 ii4 and St
Paul was steady ut 38!@$ss. Wabash
sold at I5Gl53. Lake Shore declined
from "A to 78}. The market closed
strong except tor Erie and Lake Shore.
There are indications that the downward
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev. T.. =. Best, +,
Pastor Oftho VI. f.. church, NaliCk, Mass,
will br read with interest by many phys!-
clans; also thOS" suffering from In" sam"
disease rs afflicted the son of the Rev. l..
=. Best. No person can doubt this l"sti-
mony, rs there is no doubt about the cura-
tive power OF Ncg"tn".
NATICK, MASS, January !, lS7@.
Mr. H. R. ScrsnS!
DEAR SIR-Wc have good reason for re-
gRrding your Negctin" a mcdlCin" of th"
greatest value. W. feel assured that IL la,
been the means Of saving our sons llir.
He Is now seventeen years Of age, Tor The
last TWO years he has suffered from nccrp-
sis of his leg, caused by Scrufuluus Hfl"c
tiOn, and was 50 far reduced that nearly
all who saw him thought his recovery i'm
possible. \ council OF able physicians
could give us but the fuintcSt hope OF his
ever rallying two of the number d"clHr-
ing that he was beyond the reach Oi Hu-
Wan remedies, that even amputatlOl.
could not save him, aS b" had not NlgCr
enough To endure The operation. Just th"I.
We commenced giving him Nc-"tlnc, ana
rom that tim" 10 tn" present h" has been
continuously improving. lie has lately
resumed studies, thrown away his CrutCh'-
and cane, and walks about checrfuuy am.
strong.
Though there is still some discharge nom
the opening where the limb was lanccd
We have the fullest confidence that IN q
little time he will bee perfectly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottle.
OF N"getine, but lately used but little, ~
he declares hr Is too well To be taking m"di.
cine. Respectfully yours,
T.. =. BEST,
Mrs. l.. {. +. BFsr
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO Aprill6.-Flour- Steady and
in moderate demand. Wheat-DulI; No.
, white Wabash 81 %; No. | white
Michigan $l2O; amber 81 III; seller
May 81 lS!; seller June 81 81; No. red
regular 81 l64; seller MAY 81 l9; seller
June 81 u; No. 3 red 81 II; No. , am
Der Illinois 81 III. Corr-Duli; high
mixed 76!c; seller May 77!c; seller June
78c; low mixed 753ci no grrde 15{c.
Oats-Steady and ia moderate demand;
No. 2 65c; Michigan 64ic. Clover Seed
So %.
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Philadelphia wool Market.

PHILADELPHIA, April l6.-Wool-
Quiet and prices steady; light supply
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Vir-
gnia, double extra and above ut SOC;
extra 55c; medium j6@57lci coarse so
652c; New York, Michigan, India
ma and western fine 48G52ci me-
dunn 55G 56ci coarse SOC; eombing wash
ed 60G67c; combing unwashed 45@ Acc;
fine unwashed 35@37c; coarse and me-
dium unwashed 40@42!c; tub washed
j0G SOC; extra and merinO pulled 459
SOC; No. l superfne pulled 4G@5Oc.
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What is Vegetine ?

II Is a compound extracted from balko,
roots and herbs. II Il Natures Remedy. II
is perfectly harmless from any bad effect
upon the system. II Is nouriShng ana
strengthening. II acts directly upon the
blood. II quictS the nervous system. II
gives you good sweet sleep AT night. II Il
panacca Tor our aged fathers and moth
ers, for IL gives them strength, quirtS their
nerves, ana gives them Natures sweet
Slccp--aS has been proved by many an aged
person. 1t is the great Blood Purifier. II
Is a soothing remedy for our children. II
has relieved and cured thousands. 10 Is
very pleasant 10 take; every child likes II.
II relieves and cures all diseases original
ing from impure blood. Try the NcgCtinr.
Give il "A fair trial for your complaints,
then you will say 10 your friend, u"ighbor
and acquaintance, "Try II; II has cured
me-"
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reaction which set in early in the week
has been checked and with the return of
activity the market will be Il rising one.
Transactions on the Stock Exchange
10000 shares, of which 10000 were Pa
cifc Mail, $4,000 Western Union, 27000
Erie, 5000 Lake Shore and $4,000 Union
Pacific.
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.r,>DAKD AND NARROW GAUGES

our LrlghJors 'across the river al
Bridgeport, are very much exercised at
....-..,. IS 10 whether they will have
uuuad or not They have an oPPortunl-
.. for two. ON, the Wheeling and Tusca-
AVA, VALLEY. Of the standard gauge, and
..J.h~r from Bridgeport to Youngstown,
ohio. Of the narrow gauge. Sentiment
divided a, towhich Of the two 1t would
more expedicu,, at this time, to favor,
.aI there is where the difficulty arises.
s. have frequently, in these columns,
s,rth the comparative advantages Of
... gaug-. and. in order that the facts
help toward, solution Of the
.-lh.e herein mentioned, will briefly
..ra,e them. The advantages claimed
,ac narrow gauge are: That It's con-
-.-s.,jun i. only 80 per cent of tn" cost Of
Use standard. and that after being complet-
VI. and in running order it cali be- work
lata cost of fifty per cent OF its gross
.-uing, Will, the standard gauge aver
a-s, 81 per cent. In addition the small
90 road j, capable of transporting nearly
.a. same amount OF freight, and what it
...., carry i,etamucn greater profit, as the
..nluri rpad has to contend against II
-.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Money and Stock
Market

NEW YORK, April lG.-M0NEY-
Easy ut to per cent, closing nj 2@2!
per cent. Prime merchantiIe paper 5Cn,
81 per cent. Sterling 4sGG iSG! for
sixty days and 400 for sight, Customs re-
ceipts $4,000 Imports Of dry goods for
the week about 81, 100000.
GoLD-Opened and closed at llj5, with
sales in the interim at lljm llji. Bor-
rowing l, ., 3. l.G4 per cent and fiat. The
Assistant Treasurer disburScd $4,000.
Clcarings SD 100000.
GOyERNN
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTsBURGH, April l6.-Pig IRON
Firm; No. foundry S27 00@2S co. No,
2 $25 00@26 90; gray forge SD 20.
Wheat-Quiet and unchanged. Corn
Firm; ear 7@8Oci shelled 7S@S2c ac-
cording to quality. Petroleum-Quiet; !;
crude 81 70 at Parkers; refined l4c for
Philadelphia delivery.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, April I6.-We:tern buy.
ers are operating more freely il prints,
ginghams and cottonades, and far
package trade was done to-day. Cotton
goods steady at unchanged prices. Prints
fairly active and plaid styles and shirt
ings in brisk request. A very large auc-
ton sale Of damaged woolens will be held
on Wednesday and Friday next. Black
silks did well ut auction to-day.
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of the President at Boston

BosToN, April 16,-President Grant
and suite arrived at $50 o'clock. An
immense crowd had assembled ut the
depot, but beyond the usual surging and
gazing incident to crowds, no demon
strations were made The party entered
open carriages. ard was escorted by
q squad of police. The procession moved
slowly to the Revere House. Dense crowds
lined the sidewalks along the route, and
Cowden square upon which the hotel
faces was densly packed with people
eager to catch Il glimpse of the President.
Some cheering was here INDUCED in
Governor Castor was in waiting at the
hotel and informally received and well
coined the President and party.
The Presidents apartments were
quite luxurious and elaborateiy
ornamented with flowers. This evening
the President attended Mrs. Rousby
benefit at the Globe theatre. To-mor-
row morning the President will be driven
out to Beacon Park to inspect blooded
stock. AT one o'clock he will visit t ne
Massachusetts Club. At two o'clock he
will be entertained at banquet at the
Commercial Club rooms, at which Gov.
CASTOR will preside. At eight o'clock
the Presidential party takes special
train for Cone ord.
The Rhode Island Elect on.
Providence, April l6-The second
trial in this city to-day to elect Senator
and nine Representatives in the General
Assembly, resulted in the choice of the
regular Republican ticket, supported by
the liquor interest, by $50 majority. This
probably secures the election of Henry
Lipptt for Governor, and the repeal Of
the probationary and State constabula-
~ laws. Several arrests were made Tor
bribery and illegal voting.
Double Execution In South Carolina
CHARLESTON, April l6.-Scipio Bryan
and Elijah Atkinson, both coloTed, were
hung at Beaufort to-day for the double
crime of murder and arson in July, 1874.
The execution was witnessed b. about
5000 colored people. Both the murder
crs made full confession.
Considerable excitement prevails among
the colored element in Charleston, caused
by the rumor that Burch, the mulatto
policeman, who, when drunk, murdered
An Irish policeman last fall, is to be par
doncd by the colored Lieutenant Cover
nor Gleaves taking advantage of the
absence of Governor Chamberlain, who
has gone to the Lexington Centennial.
Burch was to have been hung last Fri
day, but was respited one week by Gov.
Chamberlain.
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nd the House of Commons.
FatsIBaIIoon Ascens on.

PARIS, April l6.-A party of three
persons ascended in the balloon Zenith
to-day for the purpose of making scien-
tiiic observations. The balloon attained
the extraordinary heigth of 5000 metres
(over twenty six thousand fcet.) Two
of the aronuats were suttOcated to death
and when the balloon reached the ground
the third was almost insensible, and has
since been so i'll that his recovery IS
doubtful.
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Cincinnati Retail Hay and Straw
Market.
DIR. PIerce's Favorite Prescription

Is very strongly recommended by the
Medical Faculty and is largely prescribed
among their Female Patients. 1t is
worthy Of all confidence, AS may be seen
from the following testimonials:
DR.. G. b. CHAPMAN, Plattsmouth,
Neb., writes: l have under treatment
lady, who for the past seven years bar
been afflicted, and after trying several
physicians without receiving benefit, is
gaming rdpjdiy on yoHr Farortte Prescrip-
fOu
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, April l6.-Grain-Mar-
ket quiet and unchanged. Oils-Firm
and unchanged. Receipts-Wheat, 1850
bushels; corn, 1850 bushels; oats 1850
bushels.
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BuL SMIKrs came home yellow the
other might. and when his wife asked
him what mlad him he said be had been
20 IL. rps'Hog--chooi and .hicl got foul
Of mp-pig--poppc- porPo hiP-Pop'ty
-hip-p"r-iiip-pity- hop-himus-hlPpi-
ms, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -hipoty-
mu--or some such hicl coufouudrd
word and II had given him one Of his
spoil, -NiratDyjuH
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FOREIGN.
Carlist Outrages.

MADRID, April Ill is reported that
the Carlisto have seized a number Of
women and children in the Province OF
So Ria, and threatened to shoot them
nm loss rYDsOmed
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-17

The President and Mrs. Grant with
tbr mcmtcrs of the Cabinet arrived at
New York Thursday night and left at
10 o'clock Yesterday for Boston. A COM
mj.tee of the Massachusetts Legislature
ioined the President and party, They
sIl had TO purchase tickets before enter
ing the special train.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-04-17

The newspapers uP country ARE try
ing to poke fun st Charleston pcopl" he
cause they got Judge Ward to apply the
III" Magic Relief of an injunction.
"Our own artist. young Pike, has exc
cut.d ,uggcstjv" cartoon, in which
Judge Ward appears with the Magic
Relief banner raised aioft.-hUanch0
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