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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

BALrIMoRE, September lst 1873.
Editors ofthe Register:
During the past month the market for
Ohio Tobacco has again been quiet one
and the total transactions amount only 10
500 hog,hcads, including about 300 hogs
heads bought by Western spectators.
Bros. Bounger have not yet made any
purchases, us agents have been hold
ing French grades at full prices they VIII
have to commence buying however, this
month in order To make their delivery
on the contract.
\. all the Onio Tobacco now in market
will hardly be sufficient to meet the
wants Of the trade, and the growing crop
at best will be less than AN average crop,
we are still Of the opinion that ONO lo-
bacco ought TO command iull prices.
The stock Of Ohio Tobacco in foreign
markets is very small, and uS the manu-
fActurcrs in Europe have had no supply
for eight months past, they must have
worked up their stocks, and Will haN" to
lay in fresh supply before long. Mr..
Gortcr expects 10 receive an order from
Italy this month, and the Bremen mar
kct, which is almost bare Of stock, will
also need some Ohio yet. III England
the market for Ohio Tobacco has i'm
proved.
During the past week Kentucky To-
bacco has been quite active, and nome
manufacturers have bought freely. Mary.
land Tobacco is also IN good demand.
The inspections Of Ohio Tobacco
amount to 5.jsS hogshrnds, against
1925 hogsheads same time last year.
The shipments ot all kinds OF Tobacco
from our port nre 1874 hos,hrnd,,
against Boss hogsheads IN 1874.
WuKENs X BEALL.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, September 3.-Flour-De..
mand fair and market firm. Wheat
Active; No. spring Chicago 81 %; No
= 81 1870 u spot; 81 Il! seller Septem-
Der; 81 i@4ml =: seller October 81 l@4
seller all year; n, 3 81 O6:; rejected %
G,96c. Corn-t'irm and in fair demand +;
No.2 G2!mG3c spot; 62!c seller Septoin-
bcr; G@ic bid seller October; rejected 81!
MGl1. Oats-Quct and firm No , @&i
Ca35 {c spot or seller September; "a e bid
seller October; 3ic bid seller all year; re-
icctcd 3I!C&l4c. BarIey-Quiet and
firm at II O9Gl 10 spot; 81 10 seller Sep
tomber; 81 O63 seller October. Pork
Dul at $50 % spot; so to seller Sep
trmbcr. Lurd-DuIi and nomlnm ii
$l2 G5 spot; 81 - seller September
Bulk Mrats-Firm at STA l2@l2sr
Whisky-St"ady and in moderate de-.
mund at 81 -.
On call board-Whcat-Easy at 81 IL
seller September; 81 - seller October.
Corn-Lower at G2Sc seller Septcmbcri
G3m 63!r seller October. Oats-Easi"r
nt 2ls,a34s seller September 3i!c seller
October. Pork-Firmcr at $50 %.
I,rI-I -uclnur,d.
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DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS-Want ofappetitr, rising OF
food and wind iroUI the stomach, ucidlIy
OF the stomach, heartburn, dry ness Hud
Wilderness of the tongue Ia the morning,
sense Of diStrn>iOn IN the stomach and
bowels, sometimes rumbIing and pam
&c StiVrur~>, which j. occasionally inter
rupted by diaTrh~I; pHlcursS Of the urine
The mouth j. Clammy. .UI has sour ct bit
ter taste. Other frequent symptoms are
watrThrHSiI, palpitatIun "i The heart, head
ache, and disorders OF the Sru~rN, a. ~rrIug
double, etc. There is general debility
lauguur aud aversion tu motion detection
OF the spirits, disturbed sleep, and flight
iul dreams.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINNATI, September 3.-Co:ton-
Quiet at l4tc. Flour-Firm; family
ST 40G6 65. Wheat-Firm; new 5000
81 80. Corn-Quiet; ear mixed roc. Oats
Dull; new at 30(G50c. Barley-Firm;
spring 81 20@l 80; fall 81 30Gl 40.
Rye-Quiet; No. SOG82c. Pork-Dull
at $50 75G2l CO. Lard-Quiet; steam
l2}@l8c; kettle l3i@l4c. Bulk Meats
Firm; shoulders ste; clear rib sides l2c;
clear l23c. Bacon-9!@l3@l3! by the
jobblng trade. Whisky-Firm at 81 l9.
HoGs-Common quiet; good grades ac-
tive; stockers 81 50G7 W; common light
50 7O@7 So; good light 81 OO@S ~.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

most chrrrully add my testimony to the
great number You have already received
I'm favor of your great and good medicine,
Nrgctinr, iur 10 not think enough can
hr said IN its praise, tor was troubled over
thirty years with that dreadful diSchSr,
Catarrh, and had such bad coughing Sprils
that II would seem a. though could never
breathe amy more, and Ncgctlnc has cured
me; and do feel To thank God all the
time that there Is 50 good u mrdicin" ~
Ncgctin", and also think II ono of ilI"
best medicines for coughs Hnd weak sink
ing feelings at the stomach, and advise
everybody tO take the Ncgetne, for can
assure them II is one OF the best medicines
that ever was. MRS. l.. GORE,
Corner Magazine and Walnut ST., cam
bridge, Massachusetts.
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New York Cattle Market.

New YORK, September 3.-Br"vc>-
Receipts $50 mead. making 4, $50 head io'
four dnys, against $3.50 head same time
last week. Market unsettled, with Il
very light business at S!Gs ic for poor
to prime native steers and 7m9r ioI
Texas and Cherokee cattle. Shcri
and Lnmbs-Rcccipts 300 head, making
1860 head for four days, against ljo1l
head for the sam" tim~ last week. Mar.
ket duh and dragging, with II limited
trade at 4G,Gr for sheep aud 5ttI!c for
lambs. Swtnc-Rccrlpts 2,4lO head
making S, 80 head for four dayS, against
ZOO head Tor the same time last week
k.r. wanted
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Petro-
leum-Quieti refined llic; crude S3G SIC.
Flour-In tair demand; extra 81 65GG
5 50; high grades 81 75(G8 80. Wheat
In demand; old red 81 4jGl 4G; amber
81 46. Rye-90@9ic. Corn-DuIl; yell
low s0r; mixed 7Sc. Oats-ln fair de.
mand; old white 7lc; new 4im Doc.
Whi>ky-Sl "A. Buttcr-tirm auG uu-
changed. Cheese-Quict and unchanged.
Eggs-Quiet; western 22m DC.
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All Diseases of the Blood.

II Ncgetinc VIII relieve pain, cleanse,
purify and cure such diseases, restoring
the patient To perfect health after trying
different physicians, many remedies, sun
criug fUryrar>, j. II not concIuNiH" proof, u
YOU are "a sufferer, you can be cured" WHY
i this mcdicln" performing such great
cures? Ii works in the blood, in ia" rIrcu-
lating huid. IL can truly bc called the
Grcqt B'OOi IUrUisr. The great Sourc" oi
dlsritSr originates IN the blood; and nO
medicine that does not act directly upon
IL, To purify and rccUvHtc, has amy just
claim upon public attention.
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New York Dry Goods Market,

NEW YORK, September 3.-Therc ha,
been steady demand for staple cotton and
wooden goods, ana prints, ginghans and
worsted dress goods active. Wool tlan-
nels and Kentucky jeans fairly active.
Blankets in better demand. Cashmercs
quiet. The Daily bulletin says that l, 400
pieces OF colored silks were PcrcmptorI!y
sold at auction and brought very good
prip,s
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, September 3.-Flour-
Firm; extra . 5oaj 10; family $6 25Ct
: 40. Whcat-Steady; No. > western
red 81 4i; others unchanged. Corn
Weak; western mixed 7lc. Ryc-DuIli
western mixed 42m tie Rye-Fairly
active. Hay-Flrm. Provisions-Quict.
Pork-S22 uOM - 81. Bulk Mrnts- Firm;
shoulder, s.r9c; rib -. ia l2!c. Bacon
Shoulder, lOc;rib l5!c. Petroleum
Steady; crude sta 5:c; refined llt@ll!c.
Bu,trr-Urchuug"d. Whi>ky-Qulet
md .tenly al 81 mai ~.
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Gained Is Pounds of Flesh.

SuUrH BERWICK, Me, Jan. l., IS52.
II. X. STEyENs, Esq: Dear SRI have
had dySpr pSIa ia It's worst form Tor the last
ten years, and have taken hundreds Oi
dollars WORTH OF Medicine without obtain
ing any relief. In september last ! com
mrnced tu ing the Ncgetine, since which
time my health has steadily improved.
Ny food digrStS well, and have gained
fifteen pounds OF flesh. There are several
others In this place taking the Ncgrtlu",
all have obtained relief. Yours, truly,
THOMAS T.. MOORE,
OvcrSrcr OF card room, Portsmouth tOs
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NINIINNNIT, NV. 70, W.
ME Ii. K. STEVENS: Dear Sir-Ihc two
bottles of Ncgctiuc furnished IN" by Your
agent, my wife has used with great benefit.
For IA long time she has been troubled
with dizziness aud coStivcnrSs; th"N"
troubles are now entirely removed by the
use OF Ncgctiu-.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia
and general debility. and has been greatly
b,urtltrd THOMAS GILMORE,
Isl, Walnut street.
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MISCELLANE EOUS.
What | Know About Veqetlne
SOUTH BosroN, May 9, 1870

SOUTH BosroS, May 9, $50.
r. H. STEVENS, Esq: Dear Sir / had con
siderable experience with the Ncseunc.
FordySpepsia, general debility and impure
blood, the Negetine Is superior 10 any
thing which / have ever used. com
menced taking Negetine about the middle
OF last winter. and, after u>lLg IA lew bot
ties ii entirely cured ME Of dyspepsia, AMI
nv blood never was in 50 good condition
aS al the present time. II Will afford ms
pleasure to give any further particulars
relative Ia what know about this good
medicine TO any one who viii cal! or al
dress mr ut my residence, SO Athens 81.
Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER.
M 4 hens street.
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ANOTHER FIRE IN CHARLESTON.

CINCINNATI, September "A special
to the Enquirer from Charleston, West
Virginia, reports the burning Of the Glib
son House and Henry House, two Of the
principal hotels in that place. Loss not
stated Probably mistake.-ED
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Pittsburgh Market.

PITTSBURGH, September 3. Pig Iron
Firm, No. foundry So 0O@Zs 90;
No. = 50 OO@26 90; white and mottIed
S22 OUa23 w. Wheat-firm and prices
unchanged. Corn-Dull and lower;
shelled 75M77c on tarck; ear 7S(aaOc.
Petroleum-Acuve; crude 81 %! at Park
er's; refined HE for Philadelphia de-
liygrV
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and Stock
Market.

NEW YORK, September 3-GoLD-
Opened and closed at HAT, with sales at
ll4B@14!. The rates paid for borrow
ing were 3.G4, l-32 and per cent per
diem, and 7, s, 2 ard per cent per an.
mum. At the close loans were made Hat.
GoYERNMENTs-Firm
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More ,PennsyIvanin Ku-KIuxism

NEW YORK, September IA special
from Tamagna, Pa, says, john ?. Jones,
general inside boss for the Lehigh and
Wilkesbarre Coal Company ut LansioFd,
was shot dead this morning. One hun
dred and fifty men and boys were with
in ashort distance OF the scene OF the
crime but the murdercrs escaped.
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tcauiitmI Of nn Alleged Incitcr to
insurrccttOn.

New YORK, Sept. @.--The IriJuc has
u special from Snrdcrvllle, Georgia, yes
,crdav. which says the trial Of Cordery
Harris. the colorcd man arrested for at
tempting to iucite AN insurrectlon among
the negroes, closed this afternoon with
the verdict not guilty. The defense in.
troduccd no witnesses. The acquttai OF
Harris was simply the result OF failure
oru prosecution to produce any proof OF
criminal intent in any Of the acts OF
which Harris was accused.
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Transfers of Bullion.

WAsHINGToN, September 3.-The
director of the mint in San Francisco
sent the following telegram from that
city 10 the Secretary of the Treasury;
"An additional half million gold coin
may be transferred from the bullion
fund to the treasury without interfering
with the prompt payment Of the bullion
deposits and purchases by the mint,
which is refining on large scale. Busi-
ness is improving and will soon move
forward on more solid basis.
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cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, SEPTEMBER W heat
Tnrhangcl Cgrn-S,rady at ye>ter-
aav. prices. Oats Firm and lc higher.
Pr;roirum-l' uchangrd.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, Office N orthwest cor.
of Main and 18th Sts.
LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA
10000 Plurality for the Dem
cCratiC Ticket.

SAN FRANCISCo, September 3.-Thc
vote ofthe State. as far rs heard from,
except San Francisco and Sacramento,
gives Giving 2l,G9i, Bidwell, 9,GI3' In
the Second Congressional District Page
received 1891, Larkin 4,3Gl, Tuttle l..
2G7. In the Third District Luttercll re-
crlved j,G4l, Devis 2,GGG, and Reed >
lGj. In the Fourth District Wiggcn-
ton received G,442. Houghton 4,SO3, and
Thompson f,675. la this city Piper Is
undoubtedly elected, but the other otli-
GERS are still undecided.
city Election Undecided.
The result of the election in the city is
still undecided. The manner i'll which
the ballots have been counted, render
any estimate difficult until the state is
further cunvuSscd. Page is probably
elected to Congress in the Second Dis
trict. No returns nave been received
to-day to modify the other previous re-
ports.
NEw YORK, September 3.-Thc
Hsrahfs San Francisco special says that
the Democratic State ticket is elected by
fully thirty thousand plurality.
SAN FRANCISCO, September ,. With
few exceptions the ring have likely
captured the city. The contest between
Clayton and Byrant i, still undecided.
Bidlur, Independent, is, 10 doubt, elect
ed Assessor One or two Union offices
are in doubt but otherwise the Democrats
are thought to have made u clean sweep.
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california Bank Stockholders Guar
mnfrru IrnII LOAA.

NEw N0KK, Scplember y dIspNtch
from san Francisco says that ID. o. Mills,
President Of the Bank Of California, au.
thorizes the statement that the capitalists
Of that city will subscribe sufficiently to
take up the stock and guarantee the
stockholders against any loss. All claims
against ,hc bank will be paid in full, and
they will resume business.
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CALDWELL, Ohio, September 3.-Tne
soldiers reunion closed to day. The morn
ing was devoted to short addresses and
the formal return of the much talked OF
lost sword, which WAS captured from
Colonel :. VI Archer. of the l7th Iowa
regiment by Major W. +. Estis,
OF Texas Owing to unavoidable
circumstances, neither Of the princi-
pals were present, and in their absence,
Senator Cockrell, of Missouri, who COM
mundcd the brigade with which Major
Estis was connected, presented the sw>rd
on behalf OF Esti-, to General Warren,
of Marietta who received it on behalf Of
Colonel Archer The ccremo-
ny was both interesting and
impressive. The afternoon Was occu-
prcd with short specchc, and the singing
OF patriotic songs. The reunion formally
clio, ed ut tour o'clock and the company
departed, having had IL pleasant three
DAYS meeting.
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Grant House livery Stables,

And greatly enlarged and furnished II
,t,irb e,,nd siock and material. He respect
,ullv so.iclts patronage, and will board
teams ON th. most reasonable terms. In
cnTmerfiou with his stable he has "a fine
,arpr omnibus suitable for funerals OF pie
Mic parties. Tnr beNt"i attention gwen l"
.tn.k ag2jeOdTa
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q, y K.


IL is reported that NJ Roncetti Is to be-
'.a'r4 10 high Ecclesiastical dignity,
- America.
44r iir,t bale Of new cotton received At
.'-'"''-lr Yesterday, brought - cents.
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GRANT HOUSE
Livery Stab1cS-

Mr.. j. > simpson, Of tn" National LiEtrS
Stable. at II tlairSvIlle, and who y well
known To our citizens for hi, desire 10
please and ability To- comprehend ahi
cater Ia the wants oi our community, mas
purchased the
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Goldsmith Maid Trofs In 2;Ii.

HARTFORD, Cr., September ",-G"ld-
smith Maid trotted here to-day, Tor Il
purse $1,000, to beat her own record. She
WAS accompanied by II running compan-
ION, and trotted the first heat IN :; l. and
the second in 2:l4I, failing to beat the
record, PA, at Mystic park.
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Great excitement WAS caused Yesterday
morning in the SchuylRlllregion, PcnnsyI-
wanna, in consequence Of the prevalence
of crme and in several localities vigilance
committees have been organized.
The London Times commenting ON the
Herzegovinian troubles, strongly urges
the fitness and duty Of the interference OF
Great Britain.
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\ general strike wn- inaugurated y"--
terday among the workmra lnaI. TIE boot
and shoe establishments NJ CorhluaL"r
Mass. 500 employees being IDLE.
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STATE BoNDs-Quict.


SToCK>-Thc stock market was firm at
the opening, but afterwards II decline of
! to per cent took place except in the
case O. Erie, which WAS strong and ad-
vunced from lGl to IL. on II report that
the road WAS dong larger business and
vague rumors Of favorable statement
from the receiver At the close the mar
kct was still lower. Northwestern de.
clined to 315 Tor common, and jli tor
preferred. ST. Paul common left Oft to
3Gl, and preferred to 63i; Rock Island
to lO7,; Western Union to 7Sg; Lake
Shore to jsl; Pacific Mail to 37., and
Hannibal and St Joseph to %. Erie
was the ,trogcst stock on the li,t, rising
from 1863 to l7y, and closing at I7s. The
transactions on the Stock Exchange were
$4,000 shares, OF which $500 were
Pacific Mail $4,000 Western Union,
$500 Northwestern, 1000 ~. Paul COM
mon, 1000 preferred, 2G,OO0 Erie and
42OOO Lake Shore.
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Gov. Hendricks Addresses ~ Large
ASscmblagP.

CINcINNATI, September 3. Hon.
Thomas A. Hendricks delivered a
lengthy address upon the political situa-
ton, before large asscmbaGc, at Iancs-
vile, Ohio to-day.
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FinnucinI outlook Improving.

san FRANCISCO, September The
financial outlook improves every day.
General business has resumed its usual
channels The recent coin failures are
nearly over, and much better feeling
prevails. Large amounts We're recently
thrown on the market from the treasury
and mint>. t. which will be added two
hundred thousand dollars to-murrow
hy transfer from the treasury to the
National Gold Bank and Trust Com
uauv, will t. d to make money much
easier. The affairs of the Bank oi Cali
iorniu are progressing iavorably. In an
interview with prominent gentlemen Of
the Directory this afternoon, aSsur-
anrcS were given that the best
prospect existed for the speedy rcopcning
nud Guaranteed capital to the amount
of several million of dollars has already
been subscribed and more is promised.
The creditors exhibit u disposition TO
GRANT - reasonable extension on their
Jemnuds and the stockholders without
execution, 80 far rs seen, express their
Willingness 10 enter INTO the proposed
arrangements.
Further examination into the state Of
the assets warrant, the assertion that
their condition is better than ut
first supposed. The directors
at present prefer to make public no de-
tachcd statement rs to the assets aud Ila-
hihtics, though information is privately
afforded, to assist in obtaining general
knowledge of the condition OF the bank,
which goes far to confirm the recent fa-
vorahle reports. No definite time Is stat
ed for resumption, but a delay of about
two weeks wu- estimated, at which time
full statement of affairs will be made
pubic. The San francisco Stock En-
change held Il meeting to-day and
$3.50 900 was subscribed to the
Guarantee fund of the bank, and
the subscriptions made by the irrcividual
members amounting in An aggregate, to
from s25O.OO0 to 100000. The Board
will not probably, resume lit session un-
Ill the bank begins payment, and in the
meantime will discourage any business
. ru the street
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RoIston.s Death Pronounced Acct.
ucntnl.

The inquest into the case Of Ralston
WAS concluded 10 day. The report Of
the chemist showed no evidence OF poi.
son in the stomach, and the jury return
ed verdict of accidental death from
congestion ofthc vital organs and drows-
ing.
The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company report the prospects good Tor
AN early resumption.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-In active demand,
particularly for Pacific issues and North
western consolidated The latter sold at
gHl
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OMAHA, september IA cattle tr"ih
went through the bridge near New
jefferson, Iowa, on the Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad, yesterday after
noon. Twelve ears We're smashed ard
nearly all the cattle killed. None of the
men were seriously injured The opera.
tor saws it will he several days before We
will get any trains from the East. About
all the trains have been taken oil. The
train due here from the East this morn
ing. Is east of New Jefferson, ana the one
that left here yesterday afternoon, Is at
Dunlap.
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APPRECIATION.

CMARLEsTowN. Mass, Marcn 49, lsDg.
II. X. ESS:-ThiS Is TO certify thai I
have used your Blood Preparation
.NcgrtinrJ I'm my family for several years,
and think that, lOT scTUlulg or tauI"Iuu-
Humurs or Rheumatic affections, II can
not br eNccllcd: aud aS a blood IurihrI
and spring medicine II + the best thing /
ever used: and have used almost every.
thing. can chrcTiuIly recommend 10 10
any one In need OF such "A medicine.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. a. \. DiNSMORE.
~ Russell street.
Vegetine is Sold bv all DruDgists.
agIb
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WHERE THE CHILD Is NOW.

l am Of opinion that he is with the par,
ties | have mentioned, or they have sent
aim to other parties. made no arrange.
ments in June concerning the child,
and knew no more of him than IL child
unborn. never had the curiosity tom
.guire where the child was. Whoever
laws the parties spent u night at my
Lnu.e lies did not tell them that |
wn. IN communication with Walliug, and
was keeping him of their track.
Observation-Disclosures WAL
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FOREIGN.
Fr M the Herzegovina Troubles.

LoNDoN, September "a dIspatch
from The Rapica, suburb OF CONSTANT
noplc in which the Foreign minister, re-
side, says the Turks III Herzegovina have
gained victory. Ten thousand lnsur-
gents have been driven across tn" frontier
into Dalmatin, where they have been dis
armed by the Au.tri"ns.
Nevrsignc, the focus OF the in,urrer-
tion ha- been destroyed.
Communications by way Of klykr
have oern rc-csLabli-hcd
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
TESTIMONY OF SUPERINTENDENT WAL
LING,

Superintendent Wa!ling testified TO
the effect that We,tervelt offered to and
IN the search tor the child, and that he
arranged with him 10 give information
of the movements of Mu,hcr ard Doug
lass Tor the purpose Of securing their ar
rest; that he had repeated interviews
with the witness, and that while he was
pretending to act with him, he tailed to
give him information winch be- possessed
winch would have led to the arrest Of
Mo,hcr and Douglass; nlso that he
IWes,ervelt, made false statements
,,-t.rtI TIM NyIDtN ,