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DYSPEPSIA.

SYMPTOMS Want of appetite, rising of food
and wind from the stomach. acdlty OF the stomach,
heartburn, dryness and wh!teness of the tongue IN
the morning sense Of distension In the stomach
and bowels, sometimes runbgg aud pain; Cos
tiveEeSs which Is occasionally Interrupted b. diar
rhu.t; palrneSs Of the urine. I he mouth Is clam
my, or has Il sour or bitter taste. Oth-r frequent
symptoms waterhrash, palplration Of the heart,
he ,dache, and disorders Of the senses, as seeing
,uble, etc. There Is general debility. lan2uOr ana
aversion 10 motion: dtjeclo1 of The spirits dis
iurbsd sleep, and frighttul creams.
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Alabama Grans ers' Fair.

SELMA, October 12.-The first annual Fair
OF the State Grange Of Alabama commences
at Selml October 26 b. and continues five
days. The seven hundred and fly Oranges
in Alabaua will be fully represented, and
the people in every section are moving to
make it success. Ample preparations have
been made for guests. Prominent speakers
from the Worthless, South, and West are ex-
pected. The Fair promises to be the grand
est ever held in Alabama.
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ARemarkable Suicide.

BALTIMORE, October 12.-An unknown
man. thirty years old, threw himself from
the Washington monument, one bundred ana
eighty feet, and was hopelessly crushed. De
was genteelly clad, and note WIS lound 10
bis pocket which read
CHOW, Miss Golf. leave thee In these
words, hoping TO hear from you: rare tnee
well, and still forever fare thee Wen; even
though unforsiveu, never against thee sball
ny lsl.. .GG...
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ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD.

If VEGETISE will relieve pain, cleanse, purify,
and cure such diseases Restoring the patient TO pr
t, ct health after trying different physicians many
remedies suffering tor wears, Is ii not conclusive
Why is this MEDICINE performing such great eur,
!, works in the b'ood-in The circulating fluid. II
eau truly be called the GreIt Bt00d Purifier. Inc
great source Of disease oigina in The DIopd and
no INT diciue that does not act directly upon II, TO
purify and renovate, has any just claim upon pub
lie attention.
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HAVANA, October 12-Adyices from St.
Thomas to the tn Instant report that qniet
prevails at Sin Domingo. The foreign loan
has proved failure. President Gonzales
has prohibited the circulation of newspapers
which defame the Spanish Government of
Cuba.
The hurricane last month did no damage
to the c'tfee crop OF Haytl.
The British brig" Six Freres," of Quebec,
from Newfoundland for Porto Rico, went
ashore on the Dregada reef and became a
total loss. The crew were saved and llnded
at st. Thomas.
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VEGEFIyE.
V1J HAT KNOW ABOUT VEGETINF
SOUTH BOSTON, May 9, 1870.

SOUTH BOSTON, May 9, 1870.
H. r. Sterens, Esq:
Dear sir-I have had considerable experience
with the VEG ETLSE. For dyspepsia. genera de-
biity. and impure blood the .VEGETISE is supcri r
to anything which have ever used. | commenced
and aIer using few bottles IL entirely cured me
OF dyspepsia. and my blood never was In so good
condition as At The present time. 1t will IF Jrl me
pleasure 10 give any further rart cuars relative TO
who will call or address me al my residence, $50
Athens street. Very respectfully.
MONROE PARKER,
3S6 Athens street.
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Railroad Matters.

NEW YORK, October 12.-At conference
OF the committee Of the Atlantic and Pacific
and Missouri and Pacific Railroad Cempa-
MES to day it was decided that the latter
Company could not ply any dividends III
earnings OF the Missouri and Pacific road
having fallen off between three and four
hundred thousand dollars during the past
year
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From Panam q.

PANAMA, October IA compact has been
drawn up between Nicaragua, Gustemata,
and Salvador, 10 unite and form one nationai
government. 1. is not yet known whether
Honduras and Costa Rca would join the
movement. ..e.
News from Bogota and the Atlantic states
of the Union shows tba. peIce has oeen
p<ta bliShpd
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WASHINGTON, October PIT has trans.
pred certaiclS that the President has not
selected bis Secretary of the Interior.
The Secretary of War has returned TO
Washington.
The offici,l statement shows the dlstillerles
in operation on the 1st of October to be one
hundred and seventy-.our. Capacity per
day, one hundred and eishty-Dine thousand
eight hundred and eighty-three GALLONS; ln'
crease over September 1t, eighteen thou
sand eight hundred and seyenty.four gllons.
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Canada.
HEAVY SNOW STORM.

HEAVY Snow STORM.
CoLLISGwooD, CANADA, October II Over
six inches Of snow fell here list night, and
considerable damage was done to fruit aud
ornameuta.trees by the heavy weight OF
snow breaking aud bending them to the
ground. Snow is still falling this morning.
INDICTMENT OF RIOTERS.
MONTREAL, October 12.-Tne first snow
fell here to.day-s month earlier than last
year.
Messrs. St. Pierre, and Tbebaut, and Al
derman Roy have been indicted for inplica.
ton il the vaccination riot.
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(seOrgla Slnto Fair.

MACON, October 12.-The exhibition Of
live stock and machinery at the State Fair
here on the 18th will be unusually large and
fue. Entries are being rapidly made. Gen
eral Hlwley, president Of the Centennial
Commission, and Senator Biyard, of Della
ware, will speak Oh the fairgrounds or
Tuesday the 10Th instant.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. October L. Noon.-Stocks active
snd lower. Money, 2. Gold, ll6 EXCHANGE
Long, $50: shor,. 4S4. Governments active ana
qu'et. states quiet aud nominal
EreninQ.-Money easy 1T 2@3. Sterling quiet.
Cold, 1861 l6s. Governments dull and lower.
States quiet and nominal
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publican for Governor, at $4,000 The DEM.
ocrats concede $4,000 msjority.
The Republicans will have forty m'jori'y
on joint ballot in the Legislature.
Nebraska.
OMAHA, October 12.-ln Hall county the
entire Republican State ticket Is elected by
an oyerw helming majority. Cass county
gives the Republican State ticket a good ma
jortty. In Clay county the Republican.
State, county. and judicial tickets were elec:-
cd by SO majority.
New Jersey.
NEWARK, October u The city election
has resulted in immense Republican msj ,ri-
ties. Henry J. Yates is elected Mayor by
1890 majority over Andrew Smalley Demo.
crat), who carried only TWO wards out OF tif.
teen. TIE Republicans also elect thirteen
out OF fifteen aldermen. The next Council
will sand niretaen Republicans 10 eleven
Democrats. The Republican gain over the
last Mayors election, in 1873, is over $500.
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The Weather.

MEMPHIS, October 12.-There was heavy
frost and thin ice formed in exposed places
hereaboutS this morning. 1t is not believed
ary serious damage has been Gone to the cot
ton CROP.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

DUEL BETWEEN AMERICANS,
NEW YORK, October IA Paris Herald
special says: A duel was fought with swords
ut Visinet, near Paris, yesterday between
two young Americans named resrectiyely
Riggs and Paine. The cause was an old
family vendetta, which was renewed last
Thursday night in the Renaissance Theatre,
Blows were exchanged before The audience
and pol &c interfered. The result Of the duel
was Paine wounded slightly in the arm.
Rome.
DEPARTURE OF CARDINAL M'CLosKEY.
ROME. October H. Cardinal McCloskey
has left Rome. Cardinal Frapchl and Others
accompanied him to the railway station,
and Mons. Roccetti accompanies him as far
as Clveta Veechi.
SAN Francisco. October 12....Tbe Colorado
has arrived from Hong Kong.
Hostile feeling has been manifested by the
Chinese in the North for some iDontbs, and
it seems to be extending, venting itself 10
the mobbing of foreigners when opportunity
offers.
Toe steamer Cavalier broke down one
hundred and fifty miles from Hong Kong,
and being unable to sail she drifted down to
HaiDan, where she anchored. A boat sent
in charge Of the second officer to Macoa for
assistance WAS overhauled and robbed By
pirates on the way, but was allowed 10 pro.
coed, and eventually reached It's destination.
A sharp earthquake shock was felt at
Nagasaki on the 25:b uliimo.
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F5UuTS. SHOES, &c.

At COST FOR CASH. shall sss3r
n continue 10 sell the tnainins poitl III FRS
of my stock OF BtOlS. SHOES. anug EAN
TRUNKS at cost. These goods are all first - -
lass Among Them. r.. &. Burts's fine hoes, phil-
lps's AID other celebrated makes 81 mems and bows
heavy boots and shoes. II In want will do well by
&C. q - w. +. w. TAYLOR.
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GAINED FIFTEEN POUHDs OF FLESH.

SOUTH BERWICK Me-, January II, 1872.
H. r. &erenS. Esq.,:
Dear Girl have had dyspepsia in its wol st form
for the last ten years, and have taken hundreds of
collars worth of medicine without Iing an
relief. In September last ] com menced taking The
VEGETINE, sine: which lime my hea h has steidi-
!, improved. Nv food digeSts well, and i have
g,iuel fifteen funds OF flesh. Their e are several
others In this p aca takins the FEGETlS2, and all
have obtained relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS F.. MOORE,
OverScer VI carti-room.
Portsmouth CJmpahys Mii!:.
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Fire at the Hot Springs.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.1
MlLLBoRo', VA, October l2.-At 8 O'Clock
this morning the spout bath.house at the
Hot Springs took fire from stove, and
within an hour the whole line of bathrooms.
including the boilerha:b, were entirely de
stroved.
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Accident at the Centennial Grounds.
PHILADELPHIA, October II The unfin.
ished agricultural ball in the Centennial
grounds was blown down to-day. Eight Ia.
borers were injured, five of whom are seri-
ously hurt, and one is dead.
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GOOD EVIDENCE.

CINCINNATI, November &c, 1872.
Nr. II. r. .SerenS:
Dear Sir,-The two bottles Of VEGETINE fur
finished me by your agent my wife has used with
great benefit. ,
For long time she has been troubled with dlzzt-
ness and costly euess These troubles are now Gu
tirely removed by the dse Of VEGETlSE.
She WAS also troubled with dyspepsia and general
debility, and has been greatly benefited.
THOMAS GILMORE,
229h Walnut street.
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DESr FRENCH CALF BOOT,m
ID $1,000; hest FRENCH CALF GAITERHBA
NJ; best FkF ECH CALF SHOE. SO; hestsA>
FUOrnD BOOT, $7-MADE TO ORDER By HAND
mt
nUN,T PAY s. FOR a Gal. a
CONTEMPORARIES.

ENCOURAGE HON E MANUFAC-
IL TIRF.-In addition TO the manufacture of
a., MITES which have made specially for the
Mt ti,I,fv wears have an int, rest I'm bakery, and
am lrklLg dailv Moiasses- and segsr-Cakes, Soda.
/ nm0n- (sreatn-, Wuier-. Butter. and rrow-Root
crnckrrsi,, fact everything i'm the cake and candy
iIur, which | offer 10 country merchants NJ BALL
more prices. .r,,- ,,.,,
LOUIS j. BOSSIEtX. Ccuie@iloncr,
r.oo I4I2 Maize street
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Melee among Nesroes-Fatal Prize
Fight.

CINCINNATI, October 12.-George Moore, q
coored saloon. keeper, who shot and severely
wounded man Sunday. was released on
bail to-day. He returned to bis saloon to.
night, when he was attacked by crowd OF
coored people, who broke into his saloon
aud destroyed the furniture. During the
melee Moore shot and MORALLY wounded
Frank Wlrts, one of the attacking party.
A prizs-fght in this city to-day between
Frank Farreland Jack Leonard, two young
roughs, resulted in Leonard receiving ipJu.
ries which will probably prove fatal.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.

Mr.. H. r. Sere1s:
Dear Sir,-I viii most cheerfully add my testl.
mony 10 The great number you have already re-
ceived In favor OF your great and good medicine
yEGETINE. for do not think enough can Ire said
I'm It's praise. for troubled over thirty years
with thar dreadful disease Caiarrh, and had such
Uad coughing spells that 1t would seem as though
could never breathe any n ore, and vEGgTINE has
cured me and 90 feel TO thank God all The time
that thei G Is so good medicine as EEGETlSE and
also think IL one Of The best medicines for coughs
and weak sinking feelings at the stomach and ad
wise everybody 10 take The VEGETISE- for can
assure them IL is of the best dlcne; that ever
WAS, Mrs. l.. GORE,
corner Magazine and W'laut streets.
Cambridge, Mass.
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APPRECIATION.

APPRECIATION.
CuARLEsrowN, MASS, March 10, 500.
II. r. Stesens:
This Is TO certify that have used your " Blood
Preparation (VEGETINEl In my family for seve-
raj years and think that for scrotul4 capkerous
huulors, or rheumatic aft ctiOns, IL cannot I've ex-
celed and as a blood purifier ard spring medicine
1t Is The best thing ever used. AMI have used al
most everything. / can cbeertullv recon mend IL
TO any one IN need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. 4. nISSAORE,
10 Russell street.
VEG ETINE is sold py all druggists.
oc9-SSW2t
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Condition OF mr.. Stephens.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 12.-Hon. Alexan.
der Fl. Stephens has been relieved, and is
considered out of danger.
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The kascrhof Hotel, in Berlin. the largest
and finest structure of the kind in Germany,
has been totally destroyed by lire. The loss
is stated at 4 million dollars.
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RAITIhIllRE.

BALTIMORE. October 12.-Vlrginia 6s. gee 8.
49L; Virginia cOns.ls. a west VirglDa'S, 9.
North Carolina 6's, Old, 10; new, 10; special tax,
g. BID to- day.
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Escape and Recapiurc. OF Prisoners

Escape and Recaptufc. or Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, October IA letter from
Marion, Va, states that number Of United
States prisoners, including six Of the Illicit
distilIers recently captured By Major Wagner,
of the Internal Revenue Service, escaped
from the Jail at Abingdon, Va. on Thursday
last. but we're all recdptured before they got
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ErRESH CANDIES.

ERESH CANDIES.
MARSHMALLOW DROPS:
Extra.havortd CREAM CHOCOLATE;
CREAM WaLSU iS-ytry fine;
CREAM FIGS aud D.TES;
CHOCOLATE CAKAMELs, COCOA CARA
COCOA-, WALNUT. and pEANUT-C.
fire Ii made daily, at A. PlZZiSI, JR.'s.
So "a S07 Rroad stree.
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RICHMOND, FEsD'G & POTOMAC X. K. COL
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGENT 7
RICHMOND, Sci TENDER l, 1907
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

2:35 r NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily, con-
nectIng wi h th~ BAH more and Ohio
railroad at Shepherd opposite Alex
andra-dup at Camden station, Bait
more, ~ 9:15 p. M.-ano with New
York train (THROUGH sLEEPERS
FROM SHEPHkkD TO NEW YORK;;
and with New Yolk Night Express
ria Baltimore and Potion nc railroad
At WASN'T ton; arriving nc Charles
Street station, Baltimore at 1880 I.
NJ THROUGH SLEEPER FROM WASH
IHGToN TO NEW YORK.
$50 P. NJ. leaves byrn-stree station lsnndays
excepted) connecting 1t Washington
with the Baltimore and Potomac and
Ratrm. re and Ohio railroads.
6:C5 p, NJ, ACCOMMODATION Tx AIN for
Hanover Junction, leaves Broad.St eet
station Sundays excepted. s.
sam. arrives AT Byr0-street station (Mon.
DAYS exceplcdj.
l:3oP NJ, arrives at Byrd-Straer station daily.
S:37 A. Nj, ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN srrtVes
at Broad-Street station (Sundays ex-
cepted).
Parlnr-cars on dar trains.
Pullman sleepers hight traiDs.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street station
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ar SATURDAY
rive on MOSDbY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY
MORNINGS. ConsIgnces Of live stock and perish
able articles, upon giving notice ut Depot, can 0B-
tain fire. Ignt at Bouton on preceding evening.
Through bills OF ladiDg and rates given 70 ais
"'"'''A' p''"-' AVA - " FIT. D. MYERS.
General superintendent
G. A. TAYLOR
se14 General Freight sn6 Ticket Aaen'.
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LAsKA POwDER-best preparation
n IN use for cleaning metal, washing paint, glass.
&C. To r,ou.ekeepers IL is parienin,E', m re'o'n'
W.nKsNtos Ager.s
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..,nxs. STATIONERY, DC.
MEDICAL BOOKS.


RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
have for sale the TEXTBOOKS, and large s'ocS
or standard MEDICAL WORKS, new AID old.
LAW, SCHOOL, and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS at 1913 Main street.
Catalogues sent TO all who apply. &C 7-us"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


ALMANAC, OCTOBER 10. 1875.
Jun rises .........6.24 Moon Sets. ......... ~
nm scrs ......,,,5.36 High toe. 800
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REGULARS. $3.50 TO ~ per thousand at
Lux DISpaTCH rElHTJSa .u0CSE.
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Train leaving Richmond at 900 A. n. runs daily
Except Sunday. stopping at all regular stations
stopping ut Hanover, Louisa, Gordonsrtlle, Char
iottesyille. Ivy. Mediums river, Green wood, Az
ton, Wayncsboro, Stauntop, Goshen. Mtl)boro',
.Covington, and an stations west or Allegheny.
Accommodation train leaves Richmond for Cor
louisville and all intermediate statioEs daily lex.
cept Sunday ct $3.50 r. M. IA s.
Pullman sleep,ng-car runs on $40 P, b. train
between 4Ss,as Richmond lri and White Sulphur.
EXPRESS Train daily ut ........,,,.,...4:45 A. IL.
Mall Train daily Except Sunday at....5:40 2. M,
ACCOMMODATION Train daily Except
Trains coming into Richmond stop al stations az
above. $3.50"
Trains make close connection with trains Of the
Richmond and Danville and richmond and Peters,
butg railroads, both to and from Richmond.
For furthcr Information, rates, &c, apply At S2s
Malh street, or n com pany's Offices. 1919 +
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
GeneI al Passenger and Ticket Agent
W. ri. :. DUNN.
Engineer and superintendent Transportation.
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MULES, HORSES, DE,

VEG ETINE is sold py all druggists.
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COUNCIL BLUFFS, October 49, Fremont
county gives % minority for the Democratic
State ticket. P&towattamie gives Repu6-
Ic1n N ,jprity Of from 100 to 200.
NEVADA, Iowa, October l2.-Story county
gives Kirkwood (Republican) for Governor
$40. The county will 20 Republican by q
good majority.
CLINTON, October PA very heavy vote
has been poled and the Republicans are vic.
torlous. kirkwood's majority will be about
100. The whole Republican county ticket Is
probably elected by majorities ranging from
$50 to 300. Large Republican gains here.
New JEFFERSON, October 12.-This county
will probably give $50 Republican majority.
Iowa CRY, October 12.-Johpson county
gives majority of $50 against kirkwood
(Repub!cse) for Governor. and probably
small mrj1rity for the Democratic county
ticket.
INpIANoLA, October 2-The estimated
maj)rity in The county for kirkwood is 800.
BoRNING, October 12.- kIkwoOd's ma.
joriiy in his county Is $50.
DEs MONIES, OCTOBER 12.-Returns received
up TO this hour (11:30 T. NJ indicate Re
publican gain OF uDJul Is per cent. over The
mqj1rity OF that party 10 1874 when it was
e8.743 aud OF 20 per cent. over the Republ
ctu ugjsrity for Governor iu 1878.
There a.'e very large Republican gains in
scm. coupties., aud Democratic gains in our
or two. Brs. IL formed R-pubIcaus est
ca. -; d. ....y ~. ++uA"osa, tae ~.
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RICHMOND AND DANyiLLE RAILROAD COMFY,
IEEICE MASTER OLE TRANS. May 80. / BE. e

Engineer and Superintendent Transportation.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-20
Sam'l Mckee & Co.

brokers, AND DEALERS IN STOCK
ID Privileges, "Puts" and Calls, /, $50 Mont.
gomery st.. Safc Deposit B,i.ii,.r-lrivats
Entrance, 487 California st.. San rrapcisco.i
Cost of Privileges for l5 Davs-. s12 50 80.
cures privileges on 10 shares. Sd secures
privilege on 20 shares; $50 80 seculcs privil-
ege on 20 shares; sl25 secures privilege on
100 shares. .1HsN st1g
Cost of Privileges for 40 Days-s22 30 So
cures privilege on 10 shares: SI5 secures priv
iege on % shares; sll2 30 secures privilege
on 30 shares; $40 secures privilege on, 100
shares.
In privileges Of 100 shares, every advance
on the Call Of 81 per share above the prioc
named in the contract. is 500 profit TO the
holder. In Puts, every decline Of 81, per
share below price named, is 500 on contracts
for 100 shares. Smaller sums IN same pro-
portion. No other loss or liability than tho
premium paid ior the privilege. Every Put
privilege sold since the 18th Of August has
realized to holder profits from 200 to 800 per
cent.
In the event Of unfavorsble fuctsstions.
no other loss or liability. F
Explanatory Pamphlets sent, on applica-
ton, to any address. & sp2o-lmHa
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-10-20
DR.. w. A. SPINKS,
ELECTROMAGNETIC AND HYGIENE
PHYSICIAN.

7 DO NOT PROFESS tn BE ENDOWED
i with supernatural healing powers, or to
with the laws of Nature, common sense and
experience as my guide, l seek the most eff
eacious remedies adapted to tho tcmpera-
ment and condition OF the patient.
make speciality o all diseases peculiar
which have defied the power of drugs: pasal
catarrh. bronchites, colds and all diseases OF
the lungs: private diseases of ell kinds and
in every stage; rheumatism; neuralgia. dys-
persia; etc also propose to relieve all per; Or;
without the use of poisonous drugs. Baths
of all kinds. Charges reasonable.
sp26H W. A. SPINkS.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-10-14
wheeling Retail MarkcI.

SECoND WARD Wed1.eSdaV Morning.
The Market was very well supplied
with produce and green slui tthis morn
ing. and fair demand was noticeable.
The supply Of apples and sweet potatoes
from abroad was large and seemed TO
20 oa Slow. Butter and eggs were
plenty, and the former has dropped to
35 cents for a good article.
PRoDrcE-Eggs, at 20 cts. per doz.;
butter 3Ori 3jc per 10; chickens 2Ola3O
cts each; dried beans Zoe per quart ducks
30 cts per pair; live dressed 90 cts; cider
30 cts per gallon; new corn % ct' per
bushcl.
VEGErABLEs-Po Potatoes 100 - etc per
peck; tomatoes lOlrl5 cts per peck; corn,
ljm 20cts per dozen; beets cts per bunch;
cabbage 5GrlO cts per head; squashc, . cts
each: cauhhowcrs, 5mlO cts per head;
pickle cabbage, SOLO cts per head: onions
30 cts per peck; carrots 5cPer bunch;
egg plant hr'lj cts apiece sweet po-
tatoo-, - Is per peck; lima
beans 10 c. per quart; small white
onions - cts per peck; turnips 10
ct. per peck; peppers, cts per
bunch; celery, 10 cts per bunch; mangos,
- ct- per dozen; pumpkins jCalO cts
each; parsnips, % cts per peck.
FErIr-Grcenap apples @3lr 5oc per peck;
grapes. Isabella and catawbn, jOm 50 cts
per peck; E.dcrberrie-, 20 cts per peck;
Wild grapes - cts per peck; cranberries
- Ct per quart; paw paw cts per
dozen; chestuut- lj cents per quart.