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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21
SURRENDERED TO AN OWL.

During the late war between the States, just
as we were being initiated into some of its
stern realities in that memorable campaign of
the Peninsula, part of history that no man
familiar with it will ever wish to see repeated,
battle seemed imminent, and from the man
euvering of the two armies, each seemed mo-
mentarily expecting an attack from the other.
We know that to have been the case in the
Southern army, and at night we were hardly
allowed to talk out of big whisper. One
dark, drizzly night, when everything seemed
portentious of some evil, both armies doubled
their picket lines, and, after dark, picked men
were sent out between the picket lines to
watch more closely the movements of the
enemy, and to prevent surprise. The most
impressive orders were given to all the pickets
and especially to those occupying the outposts.
At Deep Bottom, the-North Carolina Reg
iment was on duty, and one of its picked men
sent to the front to occupy an important out
post in a forest of pines. The extreme dark
meas of the night and the dense shadows of
the thick pines rendered his optics of little
use to him on this occasion, hence his audi
tory faculties were on double duty. 1t is said
that when man is deprived of one faculty,
others become more acute, and this case was
not an exception to the rule. The only thing
that operated against the free exercise of the
organ of hearing was the humping of his
heart, which he more than once mistook for
the approach of many heavy shod footsteps.
He was in close quarters with the enemy,
could hear the corporal whispering his orders
to the men on the line confronting him
whether or not they were advancing upon
him he could not tell, rather thought they
were, and was making up his mind to this con-
when, from few feet above his head,
burst out a terrible scream. The brave mans
nerves grve way, he let fall his gun, and
clasping his hands over his head for protec-
ton, said something, he don't recollect what
had surrendered and was about to beg for
quarters, thought dozen Yankees were
around him, but second scream disclosed to |
him his mistake; he had surrendered to |
screech owl-Roanoke News, n. C.
4lta Brevity: The Republicans lost Ohio,
but they got away with France.
And in both places they were opposed to
my policy
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21
THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE.

The Elko Independent of Thursday relates
the following incident confirmatory of the old
adage: Another of those intricate knots was
scientifically tied by Judge Taylor yesterday,
but the principles to the contract, through a
combination of trying circumstances were sub
jected to a trying course of doubts and fears,
before a solid union was finally consumated.
By prior arrangement, the parties were to
mee5 here at given time, one approaching
from the East and the other from the West.
He came, but she came not, though the des
i9nated train was on time COncealing his
chargrin and all manner of wild corjecture3
and suspicious under an undisturbed exterior
and sundry and divers whisky cock tails, the
disconsolate boarded the East bound train in
the evening and rushed with the speed of c.
P. regulations toward the rising sun. Arriv-
ing at Ogden, the lady was there found in
still greater circulation, harrassed with doubts
as to the fidelity of the gentleman from II
have found il. Mutual explanations dis
closed that all The terrors of the situation had
grown out OF the confounding of the names of
two places when they were only to meet at
one. The lady insists that twas all his fault.
and if she is true daughter of Eve, she'll
make him think so too, or perish in the at
temDt
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21

How total depravity will assert itself, even
facing down mild-eyed morals and giving it
self the air of having the better cause. Here's
from the Reveille: Several attempts have
been made to keep up a temperance organi-
zation in this city, but all have proved fail
ures This fact is not an indication that the
people of Austin are in general given to in
temperance for we venture the assertion that
there is not town in the United States con-
tanning an equal population in which there is
less drunkenness and liquor drinking than
in this On the contrary, the absence of
societies indicates that there are
but few subjects for that means of saving
grace.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21

Alta Brevity; The Republicans lost Ohio,
but they got away with France.
And in both places they were opposed to
my policy"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21

st. John, N. B., October 20.-The fire in
Nearly seventy-fve houses were destroyed
One man was burned to death and several
men and women were injured. Drunkenness
and rowdyism were rampant during the pro-
gress of the flames. The Town Council is
taking measures to relieve sufferers. The fire
is supposed to be incendiary, a previous at
tempt having been made to burn the building
in which the flames were first discovered.
The loss is estimated at 100000. Many of
the homeless were sufferers by the st. John
fire. Portland is a populous suburb of St.
John.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21

New York, October 2O.-The Times Wash
ington dispatch says Congressman Manning,
Democrat, from Mississippi, has a list of
charges against G. Wiley Wells, his prede-
cessor in Congress, who has been nominated
as Consul General to China, the purpose of
these CHARGES being to prevent the confrma-
ton of Wells. 1t is reported that Manning
showed the charges to Lamar, who refused to
have anything to do with them, ana "Apled
in pretty strong terms to the purport that he
intended to support for confirmation every
made by the President to the
Senate.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21

Under orders from the Municipal Council
of Paris there is to be street of that city
named with the name of Rue Washburne.
Elihu
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1877-10-21
OBITUARY.

From the Burlington Rawkeye.l
We had little policy,
1t was our Joy and pride,
Ohio went and sat on 1t,
And SO 1t early died.
Gone to meet Andrew Johnson
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-28

NEw YORK, April 27.-CottOn-Firm at
10 l5.lGall l.16c. Flour-A shade tirmer,
business moderate, being checked by adj.
yanced prices; No. 2, SO 5Oa7 20; super.
fne western and State IS OOaS %; common
to good s. S0aS 30; good TO choice S. 55a
8 65; white wheat extra IS 70a9 80; fancy
50 Sail 90; extra Ohio s. 35a10 90; 81.
Louis s. 45al1 90; Minnesota patent pro.
cess $40 15al2 30. Wheat-Adyanced in
some instances 3a5c, Others quiet but firm;
milling and export demand light; pngradej
spring 81 20; No. Q Milwaukee 81 95a9 90;
No. . Chicago spring nominally 81 a3al 95;
winter quiet and steady, held firmly. Rye
Heavy; western 81 05. Barley-Steady
and drmer. Malt-Scaice and firm. Corn
Opened advanced Nc, fuctuated wide.
ly, and closed advanced 1!aNc OIL yeSter.
days close; good business; steam mixed
673Ga6SiEc; No. ., Csc; steam yellow Ggc.
Oats-Strong and higher; western mixed
and State 47aG2c; white western 5Sa67c.
Hay and Hops-Unchanged. CoiIee-Firm;
Rio cargoes l6a2Olfc, gold; jobbing at lBa
q &c, gold. Sugar-Quiet but firm; fair
to good refining 91.a9Nc; prime 95+a9 ,e;
refined llal2Ic. MolaSseS-Demand fair
and market firm, Rice - Unchanged.
WhiSky-Firmer atSI Is.
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DEPENDENCIES STANDARD
REMEDIES.

The standard remedies for all diseases OF
the lungs are SCHESCE'S PULNoSIC SYR.
Up, SCHEMES SEA WEED ToSIC, and
SCHETCE'S MANDRAKE PILLs,and II taken
before the lungs are destroyed, speedy
cure Is effected.
To these three medicines DR.. J. II,
SchencE, OF Philadelphia, owes his uurl,
vailed success in the treatment OF pulmo,
nary disease.
The PulmouiS Syrup Eipens the morbid
matter in the lungs. Nature throws It OF
by an easy eIpectoralion, for when the
phlegm matter is ripe slight cough will
throw il OF, the patient has rest and the
lungs begin 10 heal.
To enable the Pulmonic Syrup to do
this, SChenck's Mandrake Pills and
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic must he freely
used to cleanse the stomach and liver.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills act on the
liver, removing all distractions, relax the
gall bladder, the bile starts ireelcy, and the
liver is soon relieved.
Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic is gentle
stimulant and Alternative, the alkali oil
which 1t Ia composed mixes with the food
and prevents souring. 1t assists the diges,
ton by toniug up the stomach to n healthy
condition, SO TINT the food and the Pui,
monte Syrup will make good blood. Then
the lungs heal; and the patient will surely
get well il care is taken to prevent fresh
cold.
All who wish to consult DR.. Schenck
either personally or by letter, can do so al
his principal office, corner OF Sixth and
Arch streets, Philadelphia, every Monday
Schenck's medicines are sold by all drug
GiSts throughout the country.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-28

MARTINS FERRY lTENs.-Andy Scott
and Charlie Cook have bought several
counties In Illinois in the glass door plate
patent, and left on Thursday for their
Geld Of labor.
DR.. B. +. Barr is putting up substan.
tial dwelling on north 9th street. J,
Kerr & Co. are doing the work.
j. P. Jordan, jun, has moved into his
new quarters in DR.. Vests building, and
will have the neatest and largest drug
store In town.
Painting, withdrawing and cleaning
house Ia the general order Of the day.
Three drunken vagRbonds went around
on Wednesday night, after everybody had
retired, and broke four or I've street
lamps which persons had put up for their
own convenience.
Mr.. i. Spence Is now making his an.
nual tour through the West Reports
from him are very encouraging. He has
sold quite number Of threshinE ma.
chimes and two steam engines. In fact
machine business is looking up. Z. j.
Hoyle & Bro. shipped threshing ma.
Cnlne last week 70 texas,
Business among the merchants il very
dull. The stoppage Of the nail works
and furnace throw large number out OF
employment. No immediate prospect OF
the nail works starting up. The Ben
wood Furnace 81 Martins Ferry, that
chilled some time ago, has been cleared
out, and in the bottom was found a mass
Of chilled iron OF al least thirty tons,
that dehed all ordinary means Of removal.
The company contracted with Edward
Powers, Of youngstown, Ohio, TO take
this salamander out. Mr.. P. commenced
on Monday and drilled hole an inch
and hall in diameter and about
two feet deep; in this he put three.
iourths OF pound OF dynamite, and
exploded II, splitting the mass into three
triangular pieces. These will have to
be blasted again to make them small
enough 10 be taken ont, when the fur.
mace will be repaired ready to run when
needed. Mr.. Powers has had large ex.
perience in this business. lie formerly
used nitro.glycerine, but OF late has used
dynamite, 'aS 1t is nearly as powerful
and great deal safer 10 handle. To
explode il he uses percussion cap made
for the purpose, in which is inserted
gum.enCased safety fuse. The glass works
have all they can do with one furnace,
and their trade is increasing. The ioun.
dries are both running steadily.
John W. Miller, alias "The Prodigal,"
who has been sojonrning in Illinois ior
some time, has returned to his native
soil. Johns description OF "namping"
is YerY Interesting.
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FARMERN. MECHANICN.

and all people who appreciate the value OF
keeping memorandum business transac.
tons, daily events, and items Of interest or
Importance, for future reference, should
call on their druggists and get DR.. Pierces
Memorandum Book free. The Doctors
Grand Invalids' Hotel at Buffalo, which
costs, when finished, two hundred thousand
dollars, will be opened early in June next,
for the reception OF patients afflicted with
chronic diseases and deiormities., II will
afford the most perfect facilities for the
cure OF such affections, and lis Faculty OF
physicians and surgeons will embrace
graduates from both American and Euro.
pean Medical Schools who have become
distinguished for their skill. The Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser, BY Dir. r.
V. Pierce, work OF over nine hundred
large pages. illustrated by two hundred
and eighty.two epgrav!ngs, and elegantly
bound in cloth and gilt, Is sent to any adj.
dress by the Author on receipt OF one dol.
lar and fifty cents. Almost one hundred
thousand copies have already been sold.
$. A. CRAIG, Esq, druggist, OF West Al.
exander, Pa, says: al sell more OF DR..
Pierce's preparations than all others com.
bined. They give satisfaction in every
ease, and | can cheeriully recommend
them 10 the public Was
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GhlNnEn

CHICAGO. April 27.-Fiour- uood de,
mand at full prices; western extra 81 OOa
9 10; Minnesota extra S 5Oal0 90; patent
81 25all 30; winter extra s. 5OaiO 80.
Wheat-uhsettled but GENERALLY highe,
and dali; No. 2 Chicago spring ST 6s cash;
81 6SA May; 81 ~ June, No. 8 nominal;
June has sold at 81 G9al 7SIE. Corn-Un.
settled, but generally lower and active;
65Nc cash: 55Hc May: 57Hc June; re.
iected 49c. OatS-Active, firm and higher,
4O1Sc cash; 40Nc May; 42nc June. Rye
Fair demand but at lower rates at 92ae2JSc.
Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Pork-Ac.
tive, but SHADE lower SIG 90 cash; SIS e5
May; SIS lOalG 12f June. Bulk Meats
Dull and prices shade lower; shoulders
5Nc; short nib so; short clear sHc.
Whisky-Firmer at 81 10. buyers 10 DAYS.
At the close, Wheat was stronger al
81 20 May, 81 70 June. Corn higher at
5525c May; CSC June. Oats firm and higher
at 4OAc May; 1850 June. Pork, Sl5 20
June; $l5 97jE bid May. Lard quiet
$40 @9I9alO % June; $40 10 May.
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Toledo,

TOLEDO, april %. - Flour Firm.
Wheat-Sieady; white Michigan 50 lG; au.
her seller May 81 05; No. 2 do. 81 IS; No. 2
red winter spot 81 9:a2 90; seller NAV
s. 02 asked; No. red and No. 5 DAYTON
and Michigan red 81 rs; rejected lake
shore red 81 20: Corn-Firmer; high mix.
ed spot SIC; seller May Gle; seller Jnne
6@lSc; No. spot 5o]Sc; seller May 6O9tc;
seller June &c; seller July &C; seller Au.
gust 66c; No. . white spot 63Isc; seller
May G2hc; rejected 5sHc. Oats-Dull
and nominal.
4P. M,-Wheat-Qulet; amber Michigan
seller May 50 o. bid; seller June 50 O9 BID;
No. 8 red Wabash seller May So Of; No. 3
do. 81 Is. Corn-Demand active; sales
100000; No. spot 59hc bid seller May
5a2saC00; seller June CT &c: seller July $50;
seller August CSC; high mixed held at elc;
60Kc bid No. white seller May G2!<a
&c. Oats quiet.
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CSCGSSATI, April 27.-Cottou-stsaly
i0Xc. Flour--strong and higher; family
50 25a9 50. Whest-Demand fair but hold,
ers firm; red 81 95a2 10. Coru-Actiye,
firm and higher, 52a53c. Oats-Scarce and
firm at 4sa53e. Rye-InaCtive at 81 20.
Barley Quiet and unchanged. Pork
Quiet; iobbing at SIG co.. Lard-Quiet;
steam l0c; kettle 101a1lc. Bulk Meats
In fair demand; shoulders held at 5JIc;
short rib sold at SasIsc, closed at s. 9Obid;
short clear SIC Bacon-Quiet at exc,
Sssc, &c, 9Kc and 935c. Whisky-Moder.
ately active and q shade higher 81 CO.
Butter--Dull and unchanged.
HoGs-Dull; common 81 50ai 20: fair to
good light S. lOa5 s.; packing s. OOa5 30;
butChers' s. 40a5 IS.
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TRANsPoRTAIloh-
aoaIo RAILROAD.

E@N
"a and ate, January 70, Is11, Passenger Tflil
WI Enl q follows " beelins tlmsi
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PHILADELPHIA, April 81. Flour-BreaL.
stuGs-Exclted and higher. Flour-Psnu.
sylvania 50 5Oall 90; Minnesota 50 50al0 90;
81. Louis fancy 81 so; patent $l2 90; other
high grades $ll OOal9 90. Wheat-Red
western 50 10; Pennsylvania s. %: amber
So %; white So 30. Rye-sl 23a1 IS. Corn
yellow zoe; mixed G7aTOc: white 72c;
sail7l3ic; steam Gee. Oats-White jla5Gc;
mixed k49a50c. Seeds-Clover dull; fair 10
choice l5IGal6Kc; timothy s. %. Butter
Dull and nominal: western extra new
2Ja2Ic. Cheese-Firm: choice western
lIal4IGc; new l3a14c. Petroleum-Un
tied; refined 15al5itc: crude i9al2r,c.
WhiSky-Western 81 IA.
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ITO CAPITALISTS
ITO CAPITALISTS
Or Parties uf Small hsaRs GsslnQs or
sHgsgIll 10 Grape Growing,
Coal Milling o! MaFket
aard6nlnH.

aHoGnG q advanced ago an dErrouI o.
changing my residence, and t6ereiors odT - esIa
~ lEa Lta1tsd opPotts the city q Wheeling, a.
ne nTT bank midway betWrao BrdSrporf end
MATHIS Fury, and Immediately adIotnlnE tna VI,
2ga o. GtnaTllo The pSppSfty oanhS;I q g.
GeSe9 q hLl and table land Eod IS 1t EiTr bottom
N me III there az two JeaRI Of coal, * and N
teet thick, three depodn q limestone, a & f3
Teln Of oloJe texture Isnd OF ice stana, ~ u io
Te!1 q mail, Which altogether nHko eo1 Gad =
1ndE!ytnS osa q daPata et r1eh and TgIurblf
On The surface, the larger portion Of which lie.
geauy NoRtnS TO Tie c4lt md eli und9 direct -,
po1Ire 70 tho sun, 4 Vineyard Of SS GcTSs, r1oEfJ
Ca1Nba grapes, al In 6He 6sarirT oSndition. ESS:.
%Ten YsaIS DID, which has p-uTen ItselF ALE 10 IA
hanaSous Per cant 70 the e1ltTGtuF,
Inc property Il boin9 approached abSN haa b,
low ~ IN sd7upci1s ida Of PERSONS sSSIdn9 EunTil
homeStsAds, and Il noE really Tia only unonUpIsd
ieTr.tory between Bridgeport and MiEtt0'e FsfTT
ns MnAhe a. IN t1vGJtusnt tur eErLul aeetIa5s {
ale purehGSa, and valuable % thoss Vho vOnt rf--
eat glfuentn0 Uou1d eloSa 70 he city. n truots
GAutt1IT upon the EiTsT and eourEpdl yIeT q
Tlllay, -
The tsr1al q ale win b ous.thtrd esas, b.iaoe,
Y two annual payqsutI, 8 PEI cent lntsFeS. On a.
istrea PAYMENT Eo- iuTiheE paEttculErs inovlfs
o. RICHARD CRAWFORD
% the 7SeniSelr q b nal q: Hrt1SsPost, dais
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PHILADELPHIA, April 27.-Wool-Im,
proved demand and easier; stocks light;
Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
NN and above 44a46c; extra 42a44c; medl.
um 423Ga43c; coarse 34aS0c; New York,
Michigan, Indiana and western tine S5a3sc;
medium 40a42c; coarse S2aS5c; combIng
washed 4sa50c; do. unwashed S5a37c; Can
ada combing 50a59 &c; fine unwashed 24u
&c; coarse aud medium unwashed 95aS0c;
tub washed 35a40c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-04-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.


NEW YORK, April "7.-MoSEY-Closel
easy at 2a3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper jMa4lS per cent. Custom receipts
S3l3,0OO. The Assistant Treasurer dis.
bursed $4,000. Cleariugs $SS,OO0,O
Dry goods imports for the weel; l,ll2,0OO
Sterling firm: long ASH; short 4.S9H.
GOLD-Opened at lO7 and closed at
1865. Carrying rates . per cent to Hat.
SILvEE-At London unchanged. Here
Silver bars, gteenbacks 81 GO, gold
81 TX, Silver coin 4 per cent discount.
GfoyEPSNlEST9-Ste
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NEW YORK, April 27.-There was fair
demand for heavy wooden goods for mems
wear but the general market was quiet.
Cottons slow in frs. hands, with tenden.
cy toward lower prices on makes not al.
ready reduced, Prints quiet. Dress goods
in good demand. Alarge quantity OF dress
silks will he offered al auction NEXT week.
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$4,000 Western Union, 5000 Northwestern,
1900 Rock Island, i1,0OO ST. Paul pre-.
ferred, 5000 Lake Shore, 5000 New York
Central, 10000 Michigan Central, $1,000
Delaware, LackaRwnna q Western, 1000
Delaware L Hudson, and 1900 Morris L
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RAILROADe BoSDs-Firm.
STATR 9RTHpfTTre-Ouia,

StATk SbOuhlTlEh-tlulti
SroCEs-1n early dealings showed a de.
decline Of iIal per cent from the closing
quotations OF last evening, but this was
soon succeeded BY better feeling and an
advance Of L.a2 per cent. Later there was
a reaction OF AalA per cent, from which
there was partial recovery, and after the
second board In the afternoon stocks were
strong and higher and prices advanced IA
SH per cent from the lowest point OF the
day. Thegreatest improvement was in coal
shares, the trunk lines, granger shares and
Western Union Telegraph. Morris L
Essex sold up TO 70 against 65lS carly in
the day. Delaware, LacEawanna 4 West
ern rose from ASK to AK, and Delaware d
Hudson from Al to Az. New York
Central which opened at SsHas5H sold
up to 9l% and closed at elH.
Lake Shore rose from AK to 49lt, and re.
acted to Ask. Northwestern common sold
up to l9N and closed at 10. The preferred
rose to Ask and closed at AK. Rock Is.
land, which opened at 46%, sold up to S9X,
reacted to $50, and closed at sex. ST.
Paul common rose to is and the preferred
to 46. Michigan Central advanced from
39Ii to Al, reacted to 40+s, and closed at
tVFa' Csb6Eu CHlut EOhU W oSsIl TeuCtcu
to %, and closed at 59H. Pacific Mail
was firm at l9jia20. In the late dealings
express shares were weak. The Bank OF
Commerce stock sold up 10 lO5. The
sharp rise in the afternoon was assisted by
purchases TO cover short contracts. Just
previous to the close oi the Ell.
change the suspension Of Z, N. Robinson
& Co. was announced to the Board. 1t Is
said the hrm was short OF Lake Shore, New
York Central and Lackawauna, and in
covering short contracts gave checks on
the Mechanics National Bank TO the
amount OF $4,000, where but $40, 900 cash
was to the credit OF the firm, though It Is
stated that so, coo additional In different
kinds Of securities Is held by the bank as
collateral. AT halt.psst 1 O'Clock Il was
officially announced that the bank &C.
count had been satisfactorily arranged,
The transactions aggregated $4,000
shares, OF which 1900 were Pacific Mail,
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ID, JEsE as the sprinkliug cart man had
s s,. ready to start on a tour, ]. Pluyius
SpsnSd the celestial Good.pa and tooI
'-s ''ssd and butter out Of bis mouth.
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- Pullman DT1Wtns Boon and Eleep!ng Cars
ron sseubSuVtus and Colunhul through tt,IOid
ehol2E 70 Cincinnati, Louisville, IrdlanSpolII and
~ LOUIS and Tom Columb bus % ChlCzgo.
-; the P!1G1rs ooeEgT c. these seeking E6siI liz
nSEI taooId cal On q GdaTpsA The UuderLgDed foI
through tina tables, acnps, lad oIrcularI cd fur
thar Information.
". l. oBRIE,
4enI Passenger and Ticket ASea:, 10, Dc blsz
street, Columbus, Ohio. ir2s
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PITTSBURGH, April 81. - Petroleum
Dull; crude 81 so at Parker's; refined l51;c,
Philadelphia delivery.
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4 n'sr.Dono:sH4'nD rs

IL the 4Iiesl and the besi Is instantaneous In Il,
black or brown, does not stain the skin, and L
easily applied. its standard preparation, and
hVefits upon every wsll-appolnted toilet ieF lady
or gentleman. Far ala By al Druggists and Hnir
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