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! UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION.
- BOSTON, November ls, 1875.

30 = r
II. r. STEVENS, ESQ.,: s.s4 ~. 80: ;i...f'.i
Dear sir,-During the past five years Iahare had
ample opportunity to judge of the merit Of VEGE-
TINE. Ny wife has used It for complaints attending
lady OF delicate health with more beneficial results
than anything else which she ever tried. have
given to my children under almost every ctrcum-
stance attending large family, and always with
marked benefit. / have taken 1t myself with such
great benefit that cannot find words to express my
unqualified appreciation Of Its, goodness.
While performing my duties as police officer In
this city 1t has been ms lot to- fall In with great
deal of sickness. i unhesitatingly recommend VEG
TINE, and never knew Of case where 1T did not
prove all that was claimed for IT,, Particularly in
cases OF debiltated or impoverished state OF the
blood its effects are really wonderful and for all
complaints arising from an impure state Of the
blood 1t appears to work like charm, and do not
believe there are any circumstances under which
yEGETINE eau be used with injurious results and 1t
will always afford me pleasure to give any further
Information as to what know about VEGETINE.
WILLIAM B. HILL, Police Station 4.
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by Telesrapn.

NEW.YoRK. 4, Lar 49,, ~ 4
( NEW YORK, September 29.-N oon.-Stocks active
and unsettled. Money. 1h. Gold, no.. Exchange
Long u.s. short a1 sss1es quiet ana no
Erening.-Money easy ut lis. Sterling quiet at
4S3. God, 110S. Governments dull and steady.
States quiet and.uomllal
BALTIMORE. E+}$ ~
7 BALTIMORE. September 29.--T1rginia g. defer
red, 6i5: consols, 67H: second series, 31S, North
Carolina 6's, old, 10. fa,a2.. III .ssf 5sii'.-
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4 SOURCE OF.GREAT. ANXIETY.
NV daughter has received great benefit from, the
use of VEGETINE. Her declining health was
source Of great anxiety to all her few bot
ties OF the VEGETINE restored her health, strength
and .iYpetfte:i j.. fits= u n. FL. TILpEN,f.G
~ :%a !=:,oi Insurance and Real Estate Agent,
.,,i.t,46 No. 80 Sears Building, Boston, Mass
81 June 81 1872. ,f.ilS tri IL = as'. ~.
It4asJ5 II gfS a1DaS --+--t FrrE :. i!i,=
';:KEGETrNE, Is soLD;D ALL DRUGGISTS.
!, sc 23-S&W2t hi ~ .}Eli.i.} ~ Il si.l,.
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ST. Louis, September 20. -Fionr. steady and mn
red faii 81 .09@ 81 O9k Corn easier No.2 mix.
ed, 4Ok@a0sSc. Oats firm &c. bid. Rye quiet and
unchanged. Barley steady and unchanged. Whiskey,
81 TO- Pork dull and unchanged. Lard unchanged
misunderstanding doing Bacon easier; M q
IN, 9h619s, and 10tsOl0Sc. for shoulders, clear
rib, and clear sides. ~
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CANNOT BE EXCELLED.

.CHARLEsTowN, March 10, 1869.
Il. R. STEVENS: l.fal~ [8g,y<ia.iIl
Dear sir-This is to certify that have used your
Blood Preparation - in my family for several
wears, and think that for Scrofuia or Capkerous
Humors, or Rheumatic affections, It cannot be ex"
celled; and as blood-purifer and spring medicine
it is the best thing have used aud used
almost everything. 1 can cheerfuliy recommend 1t
to any one In need of such medicine. :t;f'
.uI Yours respectfully, go n .[."
Mrs, A. a. DINsMoRE, 10 Russell street.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September 20, 1876.
- OFFERINGS.


OFFERINGS. :!
WHEAT.-IVhtte, 1856 bushels. Red, 1880
OS CORN White, 1870 bushels. Msed, 90 bush
els, - 80 s!,tsl
GArs.-ss4 bushels. - II .,.,s.. !
RYE.-1S bushels. s., .,..I ID.
OATS-BALED,-21 bales. -, ....,s,r
SALES. 1870. sztsf
WHEAT White, AZ bushels atasl.17; l26 BUSH
els very good ut 81 80; ITO bushels at S116; 81
bushels At s1.2l; 122 bushels ut s1.25; 20 bushels
at $l.20; 104 bushels prime at sl.30-totab 646
bushels. Req, 1872 bushels at 81. 2,9l2 bushels
prime at s1.30: 20 bushels very good ut $3.50; 2S
bushels at S1.16; OF bushels ut S1.12; 240 bush-
els ut 81 %; LA bushels ut 81. ID; 22S bushels at
Clio; so bushels at S1.20: "a bushels ut sl.O8;
$50 bushels ut 1925: 40 bushels al 80c.; 1913 BUSH
els ut SLID; 10 bushels good at 81 23; % bushels
very good at 1928: 16.bushels at 75c.; 80 bushels
at S1.2G-tota, 4,766. bushels.
CORN-W White, So 8 bushels at 60c.: IL bushels
choice at 6lc.; go bushels ut &c.; bushels at
SIC. 1922 bushels 5Sc.-totaii 1850 bushels
Uf5edi 81 bushels ut soc. - .-i5i
OATs-s2 bushels very. good spring at 97e:; go
bushels prime spring at $780,; go bushels at 3sc.-
total. $50 bushels 2 -
OATs-BALED-2l bales on private terms.
- +.
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by Telegraph.
~. .1nr.xr.x,nr.r>

New YORK, September. 9,--Flour without I'M
nerine western and State, a 20@ $40; southern
Steady with moderate inquiry. Wheat about 1c.
better, with moderate export and milling demand
new winter rel western. Cornratlier more doing
without decided change In price. Oats less active
and scarcely so strong. Cotfec-Rlo scarce and very
Arm; l51Grl SAc., gold, for cargoes; 15A@2Oc,
gold, for Job lots. Sugar dull and unchanged. Mo
lasses quiet. Rice firm with fair INQUIRY Iallow
heavy at s@sSe Resin Tuner q or szgs sade
frmer: new, sae.60@Sl8.f6s Lard 1rmer and
more active: steam, sl0: az 0;65 closing at
$1,000. Whiskey hrlner at SIt3. Frelglts 4rmeri
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10Y me HstuEo paEAa PLAN, s'I1ss
s12 mAIN SrREEB AND OH aAssK gFRNEr.

q The undersigned beg leave 10 Announce IA Sha
travelling pablie that the RARK H0TEEj has S6ca
entirely renovated and refnrrished ssAffst~os4G
is Locations ii Id Die best portion OF city, Sna
centres: Tobacco, snd Corn and Flour Exchanges,
Post oface hanks City Han, State CApitof; md al
the principal business houses The hotel oye1Joc&a
travellers VIII ind q quiet and conf ortabt lone,
with frstcfsss acconinod tfoH, No &C.
Rooms European p!anl, sI pss day and mn sslds.
Attached to the hotel d cAsE frst clss tnSaa
ms 81 glpsodsm JoRS Is Il co.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, sEpTEsBEn.as, 1s1


PORT OF RICHMOND, sEpTEMBEn.2e, 1875.
~, ARRIVED. -
Steamer Shirley, Tyayers, Baltimore merchandise
and passengers. L. b. Tatum,, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Oxford, Norfolk, u!er.
Schooner Ella II. Barnes, Eayder, New. York, salt,
rf'p '1oftis = eo. Il ~ tpt,s,
IL Steamship MyanOke, Couch, New orb, imercban-
disc and passengers, G. w. Allen t Co,iagents.
Steamer Alliance, Carr, Philadelphia, inere handlse
and passengers, w. 7. Porter. akent.'.L = IN
SchooneriIda 4. Jayne. Mills, Rio Grande DO sui.
2. LOO barrels lonr and 60 packages sundr1ea Ha1-
all. Grenshaw & Co.
sryt'' CLEARED FoaT THIS PORT.
From New York. on "Wednesday, bark Brazttere
VI FROM New Yorsson Wednesday, fcsoouea sa Y
From New York, on. 'Tednesday, schooner Laura
Robinson, Kelly.
sii!Is sss 4..,tEMoRANDA.iststt{5 IS
Schooner y. i. Burr, Taylor, hence a. New York
Bark Gaia,hea S9r,,, stenson, hence for ssetfin,
at Copenhagen 23 dirstnntl t.tsttl - ~.
Bark Robin, seasy, from Riehasond. AZ Beal sep
Schooner B. Bradley, Mlner heneeaat Baltimore
Schooner 1. & D., Ffsk, :henee. ss faltipaorc on
Thursday ste~e t:tfssis&
Brig George s. Berry York, hencei at Bahia on On
IL th utfm0. E~-s.2 49,.
Schooner H9ra,io. Nichols Depuy, hsaes' 4. Now ~
Schooner Mary 9: Carroll, Mccormick, hence, at
\. t:-eegt.S BY Telegraph. 81. a
FoRTREss MONROE September 23.-Passed In
for Richmond, bark Edwin, from Boston. -.
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s.'. 8, TI.E TABLES TURNED.

Eft-
ming and went to Highland ,connty, swhere
he was doing a Job of, water-piping. On
the 18th Of September. having finished It,
he returned home, sand, taking the precau-
ton to arm himself With a double barrelled
gun, set about getting a warrant for the
arrest OF Wooddell, which YVES issued on
the 10th instant. by Justice Van Lear, and
the same officer on the 10th committed
Wooddcll, who had been arrested, to Jail to
await the action OF the grand Jury. rs er
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.WuEAT.-Red,S 80 bushels, r..l. 80,

RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
l. H'tl> RICHMOND, September 20, 1876.
The breaks To-day comprised Is hogsheads and
81 tierces The offerings at auosionon hangewer re
1O4 packages. % of which were taken I'M and the
remainder sold ut prices ranging FROM 1910 to
S2Q5Q =. - $500 49,; - .t,..,
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CRoCKERY. Glassware. &c

liz !rCROCKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.
'lr,rSnpc,, !t Z lot s}Slti.ifi -. s...s
CHINA, yGLA SsWARE, PLATED PLATED GOODS,
: TABLE CUTLERY, AND HOUsE-FURNIsH-
NGGooDs oFALL KINDS THE ! LARGEST
b III sTOeK"To BE FOUND SOUTH :oF. NEW
YORK. ,i,: .l,,! - i Il !, i-is,..F
-f .-s5,,-- ~ at ~ 2s,ilLs.a-sJt
4 AN persons in,want Of GOODS in my line vii
please examine my sTOC 4 before hasing. we
guarantee the prices TO be as low as nose o. any
other house. .slg..Ei! :4;AGsf :tflGEs n.IAiAo1,
Il ssr1 rs s.Iif . s.ii. t10l Main street.
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..s,.L. W0oD AND COAL. e.
NEWS TO HOUSEKEEP.
4 No. =, ERS AND OTHERS, " {itytt .

Title cheapest fuel III market. Thirty per cent.
saved by purchasing 81 HOUSE COKE $3.50
cts, or az delivered in any part Of the city. s
Any person wishing TO Durchase one or more loads
can DO SO by posial-card-RAYAnLEoN pELiyERY.
81 JOHN II. KNOWLES,
/. &C 2G-1w NliH ~ Hs 80 SupertnteMdeht.
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/: CINCINNATI, September 29.AFlour scarce. FIRM
and I'm good demand. Wheat strong; red. glt03g
and unchanged Rye dun 'at e6@be. BarleysDe-
Irland fair ut 81 @S1. Pork firm; demand fair
Lie. Bulk -meats steady and firm 1c, Ss.70@
1915, aud a@9c. for shoulders clear RIB, and clear
sides. Bacon firm demand fair 7S@S &c., and 95S@
Whiskey steady at $1.10. ,s&-t& -
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E0TLIeHEADS; $7 to $40 per ream, at the
10 Observation-Disclosures USE ~
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 29.4Flour steady and
quiet Wheat dull and lower; Pennsylvania red,
S1.2O@s1.2 20 Maryland red-goo to prime, sl.20;
ern corn-White, 5O@54c.; yellow, 5sc. Oats
scarce and firm; demand good; southern prime,
4o@45c. Rye dull and heavy at $4,000; PIo roy,
meats--Sho1lders. Ike; clear rib, 9Yc. BACON
Shoulders. Sk@s3c.; clear rib, 1O4@101zc. Lard
easier: refined. O4c. Coffee strong aud unchans cd:
Whiskey steady at S1.12. Sugar steady; demand
f,fr at 1nls0 0ilc s..zs Es.t'. IseEs .ssEsS
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DANVILLE.

PROCLAMATION OF CoLORED MEN--PRoFITA-
CLE SALE OF ToBACCO-PE RsOSAL-sPECIAL
RELIGIOUS SERrlCES-PuE -FIEST FROST OF
THE SEASON. Z 4yEs.i- s' q.
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LOUISVILLE; September 29.-Flour quiet and un-
Der, 81 .O5@$I.l2; white, $l.05@S!.l5. Corn dull
and unchanged. Rye quiet and UNCHANGED. Oats
and firm at TO-. Bulk-mcats dull and unchanged
Bacon dull and nominal. Sugar-cured hams, tl6 az
18yc. Lard quiet aHtf steady; terce, 12c.; keg-
Like Whisky steady as S1.66: 4, ID ~ Z .tsf -
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- lElhl E = ~
.GL0BE HUTEE. 6Ut5IfHIz
NJ yYlcfppGhty 4r0vated, reno 5elis M E3tS9ys
:tn ths centss ~ stS 81
r760eE 1a6 pfpsentf0HuASefa6nkHSab ~ ouMEA&kMDE
Dy HQu01xL INFuE 80ETT.
Y Hfrs THMExBsM.B SNF11D, Formerly 0S ~ ~
this heset ~ patsprsz Of pfs fss1ss
az 5G'iis sJA1sEa0N
Sc 2g-sDla Hr0cf1esoR
sAsLLEGHkNIfH0UsI USE,
IS, - Sos. s1S Axp 81 fAnakEf sTnrrT, ss
Re41LaDELpsIIA
located ii tns central DIG bsee
md rsstsd strsstse.ss psas hos 7: =
ana from ts.s csntcniiiai bsiIidiask sss SIS
Terms ferboard and iedsius frem sa Y 20 {
datyi az. aass-aml &c a.ipreK.p ss,xssss..
DARK HOTEL, 81
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house Woodaell told ilaricofe Tint lie md
betts getafAy from here M s6Sn ;xss possi-
bic, as he .didn, Z know bnt that he would
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Crimes and Casualties.
ar1ss1nNARY Au;RpEtED.

3. WASHINGTON, September 20.-Cravens,
the Indian agent at Cheyenne, telegraphs
that Rev. r. A. ,. Hennel, Protestant mis-
sionary, was shot dead within mile Of the
agency. 1t is supposed the murderer in
tended to shootrsome one else. There is no
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Commercial and Financial.

THE CUBAN TOBACCO CROP. !. -
NEW YORK, September 29.-Advices by
mail from Havana are that the new crop OF
tobacco is coming to market very slowly,
and is Of very poor quality. The old crop
has been completely exhausted. l
"/ BANK SUSPENSION. ~
SAN FRANCISCO, September 29.-The Val
iaio Savings and Commercial Bank has sus-
pended. Cause, embarrassment. The presi-
dent is 7. 3. Frisbie. . l-nl- !. y :. 100
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CHICAGO, March 9.-FlOur Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 Chicago
spring at O71sc spot; 9S%c seller April;
ST OK seller May; No. s, S21EasSo; reject.
ed 7iXc. Corn--Steady; No. 2 mixed 4S%
a43IIE spot 4S5Sc asked seller April; 47hc
bid seller May. Oats-Dull and nominal.
Barley-Firm at 5714a5Sc spot; 5619c seller
April. Ryc-Quiet and firm Mt 63a64c.
Pork-Stcady ut $50 15a23 90 spot; S?2 80
seller March; $40 5914a22 IS seller May.
Lard-Dull ut 13Nc spot; $lS 97zalS 80
seller April; $40 47]zaiS 30 seller May.
Bulk Meats-Firm and unchanged. Wits
ky-$1 O5.
On call board, wheat was unchanged,
Corn &c lower aud dull. Pork firm at 81? s.
April; $50 SIX May. Lard firmer at $l3 81
April; $l3 39X May.
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CINCINNATI, March 9.-Cotton-Quiet at
l2Ac, Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Dull at 81 1Oa1 25. Corn-Steady at Ala
soc. Oats-Dull at S5ai0c. Barley-Firm
and unchanged. Ryc-Quiet and firm at
7ia75c. POrk-Quiet and steady at S9S 90.
Lard-Steam 1Sc; kettle l3Aal4c. Bulk
Meats-Quict: shoulders SAc; clear rib ia
l2kc; clear l2Hc. Bacon-Firm at 9Aa
lSSal35Gc. Whisky-Flrm and nominally
at 81 OF.
lioGs-Dull; common light S745a7 70;
good do 81 90aaS %.
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Raltinore.

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Flour-Nominally
unchanged. WheAt-Dull aud unchanged.
Corn-Quiet at 60L1c. Oats-Dull; No. 9
mixed 4Oa42c; white i5a50c. Rye-Quiet
but steady at 7Sas2c. Provisions-Qulet.
Pork-$2S 90. Bulk Meats-Shoulders at
"a; clear rib 1870, loose. Bacon-Shonl'
dcrs l0I4al0IEc; clear rib l31zal394c; hams
l5HalGc. Buttcr-Firm and unchanged.
Coflec-Quiet; cargoes l5alSc; jobbing at
l5Xal9c. Whisky-Dcmand fair and mar.
Ipi firm nj 81 OglS,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 9.-Fiour-Good
grades ut full prices; extra at 81 00a4 80;
Wisconsin s. 50aG 50; high grades 81 GOA
s 90. Wheat-Choice firm; amber 81 42a
/ A; red 81 40al Al. Corn-Steady; yellow
56I!a5Sc; white Coo. Oats-Depressed;
white 42a4Sc; mixed S9a42c. Seeds-Cloycr
ut l4al411c. Petrolcum-Crude lie; refined
l3Nc. Butter-Choice New York and
Bradford county 35a37c; iirsts 2saS2c; west.
ern extras 2sa30c; firsts 25a26c. Cheese
Firm; New York l2Mal4c. Eggs-Firm;
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
fresh 17alSc; western lGal7c. Whisky
Steady nj 81 O9.
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST LIBERTY, March 9.-CArTLE :
Receipts to-day 493 head, or II cars Of
through stock and IS cars OF local. Total
for three days 2,S73 head. Best S. 75aG 25;
medium to good S. 00a5 30; common to fair
$4a4 50; stockers SSa4; bulls SSa4 %.
HoGs-Rcceipts to-day 1,4S5 head, and
for three days 1915 head. Workers $SaS 40
Philadelphia 50 4Oa9 GO.
SuEEP-Receipts to-day . 100 head, and
for three days II, 500 head. Selling at $4n
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NEW YORK, March Cuisines in the
package trade in cotton goods, prints and
dress goods Is more active and there was a
better feeling In the jobbing branches.
Cotton goods are steady with agents, but
irregular In joobing hands. Cotton dress
goods are In good demand and worSted
shNwls more active, WoolenS for mems
wear quiet.
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, March o. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull; No, white
Michigan 81 %; extra do 81 80; amber Mich.
iGan 81 29S; No. 8 red 81 Of; rejected Day.
ton and Michigan Sic. COrn-Dull; high
mixed held at 47Isa4sc; low mixed 49, e; no
grade 4Ic; damaged iSisc. oats-Dull;
white S7Ilc; Michigan SAC.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, March 9.-MoNEY-Sa4
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 4 1Ea5H
per cent. Custom receipts $3.50, 900. The As.
sistant Treasurer disbursed $l54, 900. Clear.
ings. So, 100000. Sterling firm Mt 4.S5Aa
4.S9A.
GoLD-opened at 1l4'z. and closed at
1l4H. Carrying rates were l TO SH per
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RAILROAD BoSDs-Firm and
demand.
STATE SRcURITIES-Du

| RAILROAD BOSDS-tlrW anu III Snou
demand.
STATE SECURITIEs-Dull.
SToCEs-In the Stock Exchange business
was confined mostly to Lake Shore, West.
ern Union and Pacific Mail. Outside OF
these shares the market was dull Lake
Shore was strong, Western Union and Pa.
per cent, aud Union Pacific defined to 66H,
closing at GS9S. Canton declined to Az,
and at the close rallied to 43 bid and 45
asked, There was rather more than usual
done in long sellers options to-day, gener.
ally 90 days, chiefly In Western Union and
Lake Shore, at about 3SaK per cent under
the prices in regular way. The transactions
were $4,000 shares, of which $4,000 were
Pacific Mail, 81 900 Western Union, $1,000
Lake Shore, 5000 ohios and 1000 Michigan
TAntruI
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thanks "FRoM THE DEPTHS OF THE
HEARTH
WELLINGTON, LOrain County, Ohio, !
August "a, 1874.
pr.R.v. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y:


August "a, 1874.
Dr.R.v PIERCE, Buffalo, N. y:
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have moved Of the greatest service to me.
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that made such sores that could not have
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tive and valuable vegetable alternatives
which later medical investigation and dis
coyery has brought to light. In Scrofula
or Kings Evil, White SwellingS, Ulcers,
Erysipelas, Swclled Neck, Goitrc, Scrofu.
lous Inhammations, IndOlent Inflammation,
Mcrcurial affections, Old Sores, Erupti6Hs
OF the skin and Sore Eyes as in all other
blood diseases, DR.. Picrce's Golden Medi:
cal Discovery has shown Its great remedial
powers, curing the most obstinate and In
tractablc cases. Sold by all dealers in
medicines. I.l.I lu.f ..'
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Totnl sala..

The wholesale market, in view OF the very
light number Of the arrivals, opened at
about nc advance on the rates ruling last
week, but the operations at retail scarcely
satisfied the expectations thus raised, and
from the beginning such sales as were made
ut any advance were recorded very slowly,
buyers conCeding to dealers''vie veryun
willingly, and long before the close of ope-
ratiOns much Of the advance had been lost.
The quality averages much better than last
week In the common grades Of cattle, the
tops being about the same as last week.
Quotations 35sa6hc, few selling ut the lnt'
ter price. ......
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PrrrsBURoH, March o. Petroleum :
ouiet and steady; crude 50 10 at Parkers;
rciined lSXd1StSc, Philadelphia delivery.
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REMARKS.

The quality of the receipts this week will
compare favorably with that OF last weeks
offerings. The market has been fair, only,
ut n shade lower figure since our last re.
mort. The demand has been confined to
the wants Of the home butchers, no out
side dealers appearing in the market.
Quotations 4IIa7c, as 10 quality.
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There have been very few good hogs re.
ceived this week, the arrivals consisting
chiefly OF very light and common hogs, Il
considerable number Of stock hogs being
among the number. The best have been in
fair demand at about last weeks rates,
while they have been sold very slowly. The
prospects are favorable for good hogs at
our present quotations, Prices, l0AallHc
for common light hogs and II Xa1Iisc for
best. Prime Philadelphia hogs would
bring 12c. Most sales have been made ut
1lha1lLc.
TIE SHEEP MARKET.
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EoA and Daily. No. Daily excel sunday.
East bound uHins make connections al baIunl.io
with trainb for Philadelphia, New York and BOSoT,
At Washington City, for MI points South
WGsl6Ound trains make direct connection for ali
points West and Northwest
Pullman Palace Cap on all night trains.
Sleeping car on No. from Wheeling to Chicago,
WHEELING, PITS'G AND BAIT. DIVISION.
RAsT-LRAvKs WEST-LKAVKs
'Wheelng daily "W@hington, IA.
a In. daily Rt."..6:40 a. IN,
"Wheeling daily "WmlingtOn, Pa.
at.....;"...'<2ap. m. daily at.""..-l;26 p, IN.
Except Sunday. "Exeept Sunday.
Tickets to all principal points can be- procured nj
the Ticket Once nj tho Depot
ThUa r SHARP,
Master Of transportation
r. z. DEVR1Es, General Agent, Wheeling.
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cio day at home. Agents wanted. Outfit and
9lE terms free. TRUE 4 CO., Augusta, Maine.