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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, December 22.-FIour-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Qniet and
firm; Pennsylvania red 81 3&9l 80; Ne.
> red 81 S2ml So Corn-N eaki west.
crn mixed, old, 67c; new 64c. Oats
Dull mixed western 42m 44c; white do
Hm47c. Rye-DuIl at sOGS5c. Hay
Steady; Pennsylvania and Maryland
SD OOCd "A 90 Provisions-Qniet, but
steady. Mess Pork-New $2l 30. HONS
-l5iGl6c. Lard-Steady and dull;
crude l$@ 13Ic; refined I3s. Butter
Firm and active; western 26la soc. Pe-
trolcum-Firm; crude 7Gy7!c; refined 10.
Rio Cohee-Lower; cargoes l14ld2Oci
iobbing at lS@2lc. Whisky-Dull at
81 l54lGl l6 Bulk Meats-Clear rib
sides SIC; clear sides He. Bacon-
Steady; clear rib l0Gl Isle, clear l3@ l3l.
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Fearful Explosion.

BosToN, December 22.-Shortiy before
seven o'clock this evening, terrible ex-
plosion occurred in South Boston, by
which large number Of persons were
injured and several killed. As yet it is
impossible to learn the cause of the
explosion or the extent OF the damage.
The large gas main running under Fed
eral street bridge to South Boston, and
thence along the waters edge under the
pavement on Federal street, exploded
with a loud report tearing up the pave
melt for Il distance of Il hundred and
fifty feet or more. The street was throng-
ed with people at the time, and many
were buried under the debris. Crosby's
grain warehouse was badly shattered,
and will have to be taken down. The
foreman was instantly killed. Its sup
posed that several persons were blown
into the water. Several bodies have AL
ready been taken out.
The list OF killed and wounded, as far
as as seertained, is as follows: Killed, y
fatally injured, 4 seriously hurt, 8;
slightly hurt, 3. Seven persons are
missing, and 1t is supposed they were
blown INTO the water and drowned. AS
yet there is no positive knowledge of the
cause of the explosion, bnt it is sup
posed that the recent cold weather caused
the pipe to burst, and the ground becoming
impregnated with gas, the ignition
from some cluse communicated the fire
to the confined gas, and caused the ex-
ploson. An eyewitness says that the
iirst intimation was bright flash about
mid way OF !he causeway, followed by
sharp explosion, the paving stones, gravel
and debris flying III all directions, and
almost Immediately thereafter the cause
way on the right hand side, under which
ran the gas main, fell over into the river,
carrying with it several people who
were stunned, injured or killed by the
explosion. The number of these is not
vet ascertaned, but it is feared that
several we're buried under the debris at
the bottom Of the river. The pavement
was completely torn up for distance OF
one hundred and seventy-fve feet.
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The Judges Reply.
TbeLoss ofthe Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCo, December 22.-Owing
to the severe structures of the Victoria
press on the loss of the Pacific, GoodaII'
Wilson " Perkins announce their intrh-
ton of Withdrawing their ships from the
line:
hssembIyman Pullen, of San Francisco
has introduced resolution IN the As
semblv asking the appointment OF leg
l.Iatiye committee to devise means to
prevent in future similar disasters to the
loss of the Pacific. He supported the
resolution in speech, referring to t1e
loss on the coast in the past years ol ten
steamers and hundred and fifty lives,
and vigorously denounced asystem which
permitted ships to go to sea III All un-
sound condition, lily provided with
means of saving lifei with unreliable and
undisciplined crews, largely composed OF
Chinese. The resolution and speech
caused much commets in nautical cir
cles.
Reports from San Diego say all quiet
along the line.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, December 22.-Cotton-
Easy at lS 5-l69l3tc; futures closed quiet
and easy; December l3 l.l6@l3 S-32c;
January 1871; February Is l6@l3 1l-32;
March l3 9-l6@lS 1892; April l3 1916
@lS 27-82c; May l46l4 1882; June
IA 7-S2@l44c; July l4s@l4 l3 32i Au-
gust l4s9l4 1882. Flour-Dull and in
limited export and home trade demand;
receipts 1000 barrels; superfne State
and western 81 50(94 rs; common to
good extra SIS 00@5 so; good to choice
So 55(G6 90; white wheat extra western
So 5517 75; extra Ohio So l0@7 40;
St. Louis So 25@9 90; Minnesota patent
extra good to prime So 1901 % Rve
. Flour-Unchanged Corn Meal-Dull;
western So 25(G3 CO. Wheat-Steady;
Spring quiet; winter frmer; No. Chi
cago spring 81 l9@l 81; No 3 do 81 90;
No. Milwaukee choice 81 81 }; No. 2 do
81 23@l %; No. 3 do 81 ll9l II; winter
red western, new, 81 1901 81; MOL Min
nesota, old 81 40; white Michigan 81 A.;
ungraded spring, new, inspected, 95c(9
81 CA spring, new, do 81 %; rejected do
81 GOAL OF; ungraded spring nominal at
81 02Gl ~; No. Minnesots, Milwaukee
and Sheboygan 81 BOA 81. Rye-Quiet
at 50, ,s9Oc; State 93(G95c' Canada, in
bond, 90c. Barley Dull and declining;
opening proved State at Sj@924c; Can.
ada western at 81 II. Malt-Quiet and
unchanged. Corn in moderate dema nd
and buyers favor; receipts $4,000 bushels;
western mixed, sail, 74!c; shost low
mixed G5@6G4c; yellow western 7S!c; in
store, new, western yellow 6SIc Oats
inactive and lower; receipts $500 Hay
Firm; shipping at soc HoPs-Flrm;
eastern, western and New York State,
lO6ljc; California l7G20c. Rio Coffee
Dull and heavy; cargoes .l7f@l9ic;
jobbing l7!@2Oic. Sugar-Dull and
heavy; fair to good refining S!GSsci
prime SIC; refined l0t@l05c. Molasses-
New Orleans unchanged. Rice dull and
scarcely SO firm. Petroleum Quiet and
steady; crude tic; refined l3c; in cases
l63Gl95c TalIow steady at 9i@ lOc.
Leather steady at 25@273ci California
do 234@26!c; common do 23!426c.
Wool quiet; domestic ileeces 3oG62ci
unwashed l5@23c; pulled 2OG47c. Man
utactured Copper steady; new sheatlng
SOc; Ingot Lake quiet and unchangedi
Scotch pig iron quiet and unchanged;
American do dull and heavy Mt lGG2lei
Russia sheeting l2@l2ic, gold. Nails
heavy; cut 81 9O@9 90; clinch 81 5O(G
5 so; horseshoe, No. g. 2O@2G; Rosn-
strained 81 7Oal 7j. Spirits Turpentine
heavy at 3G!c. Eggs firm, western 2S!@
3Oc. Pork dull and heavy; new mess
iobbing at $40 so Bulk meats easier nt
8G8i@1OJ@ll@n!@llic. Bagging in
far demand and firm at l23G9l3I. Beet
firm; plain mess ll@ll !c; extra do l9d
HE Lard dull and heavy; prime steam
l3c; January l3 l-l6c. Butter-Western
l5G24c; State 23@3lc.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, December 22.-Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
In steady demand; Pennsylvania red
81 3sGl 40; western do 81 GOAL %;
amber 81 39Gl A. Corn-Fair de-
mand; yellow old 7IlG72c; new 5SCl64c.
white new &c Oats-Firm; mixed Al
G46c; white 47m sc. Provisions-Me-s
pok g 90; smoked hams l5@ l5!; lard
l3G 81: WhIsky-Ironbound 81 10.
Petroleum - Nominal; Refined l2sCg
l2!c; crude lO!@ l0ic. Cloverseed-
at l2}@ l23c. Tlmothy-$l 80, Flax
81 62G2 IS. Butter-Dull; New IorF,
5, ate and Bradford county ga 33ci
W, stern 2jG29c; western rolls 25@29c.
Cheese-Steady; fine western l24lGl3c.
Eggs-Lower; western fresh 8OG0lc.
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Chicago Mark ei.

CHICAGO, December % Flour
Quiet and unchanged. WheNt-Irregu-
lar, but in the main lower and closed
firm at outside prices; No. Chicago
spring 96!c old spot; 97sc seller Janu-
ury; 905c seller February; No. 3 Chicago
spring 1St@79c; rejected 05c. Corn
Opened dull and closed active; No. .
47c spot; 46jc December; 43sc bid Janu-
ary; 42ic bid February; rejected 35G,
40C .Jats-Duli and shade lower; No.
22gfla 29sc spot; 3O@3Osc seller Jsnu-
AIRY. Rye-Quiet ana unchanged. Bar
ley-Qulet, weak and lower; S5c spot;
S4Ic seller December. Hogs-Dressed
dull and shade lower at - 7j(d7 80.
Pork Unsettled but generally higher;
opened active hut closed dull at $l9 l6GL
Ii III spot; Sl9 iOGl9 II seller Febru
ary; $l9 80 seller March. Lard-Steady
and in iair demand; Sl2 22l spot;
$l2 % seller January; $l2 4O@ II ~!
seller February. Bu.k Meats-Steady
and in fair demand, Whisky-Qulct
but steady at 81 10.
On call -Whest-Lowcr ut go
seller January; 95@9S!c seller February.
Corn-Quietat 47c seller December; 45c
seller first quarter January. Oats-C u
changed. Pork and Lard u Unchanged.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINcINYATI, December 22.-Cot.on--
Quiet at l23c. Flour-DuIl. Wheat
Steady Mt ST 2S,ll 30. Corn-DuIl at A
G4Sc. Oats-Qdiet and steady at 35(a
45c. Rye-Quict and unchanged at iSta
SOC. Barley-Nominal. Pork-Qaiet.
Lard-In fair demand and firm; steam
So 25Gl2 % 5-lG, closing at $l2 80 bid;
kettle. Sl3 GOALS %. Bulk Meats -
Dull and nominal. Bncon-Only order
trade. Green Meals-Easy; shoulders
sc; sides 93c; hams IOtGg Io:c. Whisky
In good demand, closing very strong
at 81 II.
Hccs-Dull and lower; common light
Sc OOG6 80; fair to good packing - 30
Gt6 80.
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The uerald's",ensat.on" Denied.

CLEVELAND, o., December 22.-The
Leader of tomorrow morning will con-
tain a denial of the New York Her0tds
recent sensation. The article concludes
rs follows:
"Mr. Cowlcs is no. member of the
secret order described by the Heraldj he
did not attend any meeting OF the al
legged secret order at the st. Nicholas
Hotel last week; he never was deputed
to visit Washington for the purpose
ofinitiatlng Mr.. Blaine or anybody else
He never initiated any one i'll his life, or
exchanged word with Grant on the
subject of secret order. In fact he has
not conversed with him on any subject
since May last. There is no foundation
whatever for the Story OF Mr.. Cowlcs
going to Washington on any such ms
sion.
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BY TELE GRAPH
To THE
WHEELING REGISTER.
Associated Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otfice Northwest cor.
of Main and 18th SITS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.


Mrs. MoultOn and plymouth 'h"reh'
New YORK, December 22.-Mrs.
Emma G. Moulton has decided to call an
e,Dart> council IN her case, unless Ply
mouth Church consents to the holding &
of mutual council, based upon ques-
tt, t,ons proposed by Mrs. Moulton in her
last letter as well as those set forth by
the Church. The council will be com,
posed of such persons as she is informed
are the best members of the Congrega-
tional Church in the United States.
Rowing Match Bet~een Yale and
Harvard.
A New York letter from New Haven
ssys that the Yale University Boat Club
Yesterday issued challenge to the Har-
ward University Boat Club to row an
s Dared iour-mile straightawsy race with
coxswains. Yale is in favor of pulling
either in New Camden or Springfield
waters.
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EarthQuakc.

RICHMOND, December pa violent
carthquake shock was felt here tonight.
The guests At the different hotels were
so alarmed from the rocking otthe build
ings as to assemble IN the psrlcrs en- dis-
haBIle. ready to leave The alarm was
general, the shock being felt in sll parts
of the city, the citizens leaving their
in fright.
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Doings of Desperadoes in Penn>yI-
Yanin.

PoTTsyILLE, December 22.-Special
police of the Reading Railroad Com
pany are guarding the track and trains
in the vicinity OF Mount Carmel to-day,
being called there suddenly to protect
the Company's property in consequence
of gang of desperadoes who boarded a
passenger train last night and fired on
the conductor and brakeman, woundlng
the latter. They then commenced beat
ing the conductor, when the passengers
came TO his rescue aud succeeded IN
driving them from the car. Excitement
Is intrnse.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

The report that Secretary Brlstow
has ordered to be paid to the Union Pa
cifc Railroad Company the sum ad-
Judged by the Supreme Court, is erro'
u"0u-.
a Paris dispatch asserts that only one
passenger was drowned on the steamer
louisiana. All the others lost belonged
g. the crew.
\ special from Vienna reports that the
eighty Insurgent delegates assembled at
.I,,mclcza Bosnia have rejected the Sui
tun's proposed reforms as unworthy OF
confidence. They have formeda sort oi
provincial government.
A Madrid dispatch says Spain has de-
cjIcd to send important rc'n'orcem'nts
% Cuba.
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Annual Dinner of the New England
society.

NKw YORK, December 22.-At the
seventieth annual dinner OF the New
England Society tonight, President
Barley presided, having at his right Pres
ident Grant, and on his left General
Sherman. Many distinguished persons
we're present and responded to toasts,
President Grant did not speak, but Gen
ersl Sherman replied at some length to
the "Army aud Navy
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sniff Against Missouri State Lottery.

ST. LOUIS December PA suit
brought in the Circuit Court here
some weeks since by Attorney General
Hockaday against the Missouri Lottery,
managed bv Murray, Miller " Co.,
charging them with the usurpatIon OF
their franchises and praying for Il judg-
ment OF custer, was decided to-day against
the defendants. An appeal WAS taken to
the Supreme Court.
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Toledo 3tarke

TOLEDO, November 22-FIour-
Oniet and unchanged. Wneat-Dull;
so. white Michigan 81 u; extra dc
81 34I; amber seller March 81 l9i seller
january 81 l9!; seller February 81 %
amber No.2$I II. Corn-Dulli high
mixed 5jc; do new spot 4Sc; low mixed
5lIc; new 46Ic; no grade new Ate dam.
aged new 42c. Oats-Dull; No. 2 BIC.
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FOREIGN.
News Items.

LoNpoN, December 22.-The reports
that there was no loss of life by the
burning Of the training ship Golish are
contradlctod. There is reason to believe
twenty boys persisted.
Lord Aberdeen Strathern Goodau has
been reelected to Parliament bv the
Universities of Glasgow and Aber-
cen
ROME, December "a dispatch
from Naples reports that the agitation of
Mount Nesuvius is increasing, and that
an extensive eruption is expected.
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CGNCISNATI, December IA collls-
ion occurred on the Cincinnati, HNmlI-
ton and Dayton railroad this morning,
between freight train aud the conStruc-
tion train, near Hamilton. The engineer
OF the construction train, W. ". Farley,
Jumped from the engine and fractured
his skull on stone. He is not expected
TO live
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, December 22-The trao .
movements Is slow in all departments, anu
the transactions were light IN the szgre-
gate. Cotton goods quiet at unchanged
prices. Low grades OF cotton hanneIs
continue in fair request. Cottonades
moved slowly. Plain prints moderately
active. Fancy cassimeres less active.
Coatings moved slowly, and foreign
pOods dull
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. constitutional Question.

WASHINGTON. December 2.-Thc
Granger cases, involving the question Of
the right of the States TO regulate the
carving rates Of railroads, will be further
argued before the Supreme Court on the
| lin of January.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Money and stock
Market.

New YORK, December % MONEY
Closed active at7m7! per cent. Prime
mercantile paper GA per cent Customs
receipts Sl6j 900. The Assistant Treas
urer di,burscd $i95, 600. Clearings 500
100000. Sterling exchange i75!CG +S9!.
GoLD-Opcned at ll3i and closed at
ll33, all the sales OF the day having been
ut these figures Rates for carrying were
2ll, |, 1, and per cent. Loans were
also made flat.
GovERNMESrs-Dun and a fraction
lower
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DR.. PIERCE's Pleasant Purgativc Pei
lets are so compounded from concen-
trated principles, extracted from roots
and herbs, Ms to combine in each small
granule, scarcely larger HaH mustard
seed. as much catharlc power rs Is con
taincd in any larger pills for sale in
drug.tores. They are not only pleasant
to take, but their operation Is
easy-unattendcd with any grip ng
pain. They operate without pro
ducing any constitutional dis
turbance. Unlike other csthartics,
they do not render the bowels captive
after operating, but, on the contrary,
they establish permanently healthy nc
tion. Being entirely vegetable, no partIc-
ular care is required while using them.
$500 Regard ls offered by the Proprie
tor to any one who will detect in these
Pellets any calomel or other form of
mercury, mineral poison, OF injuriou-
drug.
They are sold by druggists.
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Assignment.

EsTCHESTER, Pa, November 22.-
The Bank of Brandywine ha, made an
assignment tor the benefit Of its creditors.
1t is thought the depositors will be paid
in full
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wheeling stock Market,

CHEESEMAN'S Stock YARDS, /
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 22. !
CATTLE-Arrivals during the week,
100 head; sold at 50 OOG5 90 per cwt.
HoGs-Arrivsls during the week, l5O
head; sold ut Gtd7C per TO-
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AJudge Requested TO Resign.

Franklin. LA, December 22.-A
few minutes previous to the adjourn
nent of the Parish Court here TINS even
inc, a paper containing the following
WAS presented to +. B. Mentz, Parish
Judge:
The undersigned members of the bar
of the Parish of ST. Mary, acting under
q sense of duty which we owe to our
selves AS members of your court, and as
representatives of those who are inter
ested in II pure administration OF the
law. both civil and criminal feel
the necessity Of calling upon
Won in this formal manner to
resirn YOUR Office of Parish Judge of the
Parish of st. Marys. To Us your incom-
potency is manifest. The motives which,
N most cases, influence your decisions
are palpablc and in all cases which
come before you the wide departure from
all that should give dignity, weight to
and confidence in the rulings Ola court
of Justice, is beyond all question. In
the interest. therefore, of our profession
and of pure administration OF law and
GOOD order and peace of this community
we request OF YOU TO tender your teslg-
nation of the office which you hold.
TSrgned. Fred Gates, d. &. Atferey,
Vi. J. Foster, \. c. Allen, &. b. Shep'
here, 4. c. Dulartrail, for self and ior
B.. Winchester and ). TanauN.
The Judges Reply.
To which the Judge replied: 81 have
tried TO perform my duty !aIih-
fully and impartiaIly ana mas
much AS the signers of this paper
did not vote for me at the last election,
| shall continue to administer tn" iunc-
tions of my office until my constituents
tmeuning the colored people, call upon
me +" resign ,.
Thu, the matter stands at present. 1t
is the intention of the members OF the
bar to appeal to the next Legislature, IN
order to secure his impeachment.
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Pittsburgh Market.

PGTTsRuRGH, December 23.-Petro-
lcum- Quiet and firm; crude 81 732@l 75
at Parkers; refined l2s@l2!c for Phila'
delphia delivery.
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Crooked whisky In Pennsylvania.

PITTSBURGH, December 22.-John l..
Hoffman. Conrad Hoffman, and William
Bowers, comprising the firm of Hoffman
& Co, distillcrs, Butler, Butler county,
Pa, were arrested and brought to this
city to-day, charged with Illicit distill-
ing. E....
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demand.
STATE BoNDs-Steady, except Tenn
essees, which were lower.
SrocKS-Opened l@s per cent below
Yesterdays closing. During the first hour
there was an advance of 81 per cent; al
ter eleven o'clock the market was heavy
and prices declined lt@l5 per cent, the
latter being Lake Shore. At the close
stocks generally were iirmcr, except New
York Central, st. Joe and Western
Union. which were weak. The tranSnc-
tions were lGl 600 shares, of which
ljOOO were Pacific Msil, 20 900 Western
Union, i 600 Northwestern, 5,0O0St. Paul,
II 900 Erie, 10000 Lake Shore 5000 Ohio
and 1000 Michigan Central.
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VEGET|NE
WILL CURE
S CT ofu | a.
ScrOfuIOus HumOr.

ScrOfuIOus HumOr.
Negetine will eradicate from the system
every taint OF Scrofula and Scroiuous
Humor. II has permanently cured thou
sands in Boston and vicinity who had been
long and painful sufferers.
Cancer, CanCerOus HumOr.
The marvellous effect OF Vegetine In lso
OF Cancer and Cancerous Humor, ehallen-
ges the most profound attent on of the
medical faculty, many OF whom are pre-
scribing Negetine To their patients.
Canker.
Vegetine has never failed TO cure the
most intleNiOle case OF Canker.
MerCurial Diseases.
The Vegetue meets with wonderful
success in the cure OF this class OF diseases.
Pain I'm the Bones.
In this complaint the Vegetine is the
great remedy, as 1t removes from the syS-
TEN the producing cause.
Salt Rheum.
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, &c viii
certainly yield 10 the great Alternative ell
fects Of Negetine.
ErysipeIas.
Vegetine has never tailed To cure the
most invetSrate cases OF ETysipelas.
u,o,o. , u.,o.s oCtbo
EnCe
Reason should teach Us that a blotchy,
rough or pimpled skin depends entirely
sPP0tication SPoti at can ever cure the defect.
Vegetine Is the great blood purifier.
Tumars. Ulcers Or Old sores
Are caused by an impure state OF the
H.. a. Ia L. AL
blood. Cleanse the DIOod 'noIOuShiN WIN
Negetihe ana 'heSe eoHip'aiN' "''' u''
rot,,n
Sataiih'
For this complaint the only substantial
benefit can be obtained through the blood.
Vesetine is the great b ood purifier.
v..o,, ConS,apao Io., "n. a,t as a c,,n,r,,c to
Nes"llhe u"e' my Nv. "n ,' " =, ~ 49,,
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at'hcrlina 2rglster.

GOLD closed iR New York yesterday
=. l.3,.
FsoN our reports tins morning the
liabilities are That the weather to-day
v. cloudy, with southwest winds. and
,a.r temperature.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

rsTABLISHED 1874. orr ER9 AN IN
r. proved course OF STUDY Tor the pra"-
teal education OF young men. Elegant
rooms, RENTED ana furnished. Separate
room Tor ladies, Sessions day and even
ing. individual instruction given tach
student: also thorough course IN the Eng
Usb branches Call at College Office, Oppo
sit Mcclure House. or address,
NJ. FKASIfR CO.,
agl7yb wheeling W. va
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Piles.
DYspepSia,

Vegetiue has restored thousand Ia
health who have been long and painful
sufferers.
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TumOrs, Ulcers or Old sores

Are caused by an impure state OF the
blood. Cleanse the blood thoroughly with
Vegetine and these complaints will dis
apDptT
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Vegetine does not act as a cathartic "a
! debiIItate the bowels. but clranses all the
! organs, enabling each to perform the lunc-
| tiOns deyolviug upon them.
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PImples and HumOrs Of the
Face.

Reason should teach Us that blotchy,
rough or pimpled skin depends entirely
upon an Internal cauSe, aud no outward
application can ever cure the defect.
Eegetinc Is the great blood purifier.
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Catarrh. .
Constipation.

For this complaint the only substantial
benefit can be obtained through the blood.
Vegetine In the great b ood purifier.