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ARREST OF YOUNG KIGER.-Edward ii.
ger, alias Tiger" who fatally stabbed
Franz Hobreeht, eomrade, in the Eighth
Ward, last Saturday night, was arrested
yesteriAy, at Cosh6cton, Ohio, by City
Sergeant Porter Smith, and is now In Gus
tody. Capt. Smith, since the homicide,
had been devoting good deal Of time e
the case, and finally struck Kiger's trail.
Hearing that the boys grandfather, Rob.
ert Jackson, lived ut Coshocton, Capt
Smith and one OF his deputies, Officer
Asmus, Of the Eighth Ward, in citizen:
clothes, quietly slipped over there on
Tuesday evening. .,i
Nothing was heard from them until about
S o'clock last evening, when Prosecuting
Attorney Jordan received a dispatch from
Capt Smith that kiger had been arrested.
Mr.. Joolan at once sought Gov. Mathews
and procured a requisition for the prisoner,
This was found TO be unnecessary, how.
ever. as some two hours later he received
q second dispatch stating that the papers
would not be necessary, and that the Off
GERS would arTiys with their prisoner on
the carly train this morning.
Kiger will, Immediately upon his arrival
In the city, be taken TO the county jail %
await the result Of preliminary hearing,
The time OF the examination has not We,
been fixed. 1t is probable, however, that
it will take place in the Court. House, be
fore Justice Mix, II defendants counsel
do not waive = hearing. MesSrs. Dayen-
port & Dovener, We understand, have been
retained by the boys friends 70 defend
him, is''f .5--,,i
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River eight feet nine inches and rising.
Weather cloudy and threading rain or
snow.
The Mallie Ragon departed for Parkers-
burg, at l0l O'Clock.
The local packets arrived and departed
with moderate trips.
Yesterday morning, had not passed up at
late hour last night.
The o'Neal will leave for Pittsburgh at
o'clock this morning.
The Emma Graham, from Pittsburgh,
will be due at 8 o'clock.
The Courier will be the Parkersburp
packet to-day at l0i O'Clock.
The Buckeye State, from Cincinnati, will
pass up to-day.
The Telephone will leave for Charleston,
on the kanawha, at 81 o'clock.
lBy TelapapA.l
PrrrSBuRGH, November 2O.-River 5 feet
s inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and
mild.
CINCINNATI, November e0.-River l5 feet
9 inches and rising. Weather clear and
pleasant. Arrived w. P. Thomson !,
Pittsburgh. Departed-Thompson, Pitts.
burgh; shtnkle, Memphis. Heavy fog
last night.
LOUISVILLE, KY, November 9o.-weath.
er cloudy and cool. Departed-Mary Mil
Ter, st. Louis; Golden City, New Orleans; :
virgie Lee, Evansville. River rising; Z feet
In canal.
MEMPHls, November 9O.-River fell 4
inches Raining. Departed -. Henry
Frank, New Orleans; Belle OF st. Louis,
vicksburg.
CArRo, November 9O.-Arriyed-I,on
Mountain, st. Louis; Jno. Means, New
Orleans; Golddust, St Louis. DEPARTED
octayia, New Orleans. Weather cloudy;
mercury 50'.
ST. LorIs, November 9o-Arr,yed
None Depared-My Choice and bar.
ges and Centennial, New Orleans; st. Gem
eyieve, Cairo; Kinney, Memphis. River
risen 8 inches; and 6 feet to Cairo,
Weathef clear and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, November eo.-Riyer sta
tionary and stands Is inches on shoals.
NV oRLEASs, November 2o.-Arriyed-
Future City and barges, Silver, st. Louis:
Corona, Pittsburgh. Departed-Paris c.
Brown, Cincinnati; Future City and bar.
gesr St. Louis. Weather clear.
EyASsyTLLR, November 2o.-Riyer ris.
ing. Weather cool and cloudy. Depart
ed-Mary Houston. The noon boats were
delayed by heavy fog.
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Nrw YoRK, November 9O.-Cotton-ouie,
and unchanged. Flour-Quiet; superfne,
State and western g S0aS 6S; common to
good extra s. 7Sa3 o5; good to choice q oOa
/ so; white wheat extra 81 5Sa5 8: extra
Ohio s. s5a5 90; st. Louis $ Co.'S IS: Mime
sofa patent process S 90as %. Wheat =
Higher; rejected spring SOC; ungraded Ne
braska spring SIC; No. spring s9a90C; un-
graded red II DIAL 0s1z; No. red 81 Ola
/ 0sH; No. / red 81 0sI+al 0sA; ungraded
amber s. 06al 06k; No. 2 amber sl04Ka
O5I+; ungraded white 81 DIAL 10; No. edo
slO6; No. j do 81 Osa1 cox; extra do 81 lila
il2H. Rye-Dull western at 5za5Sc. Barley
Heavy. MAlt-Dull and nominal. Corn
Higher; nngraded 4iai7c: November &c;
steamer 46S!a4TC; No. p 4THa47Izc: yellow
western 49Ifc. 0ats-Dull; No. white SIX
3l34c; No. do Sc; No. do Sc; mixed
western SOaSlc; white western 30aIa36c. Hay
Quiet and unchanged. Hops-Firm and
unchanged Coffee Quiet and unchanged.
Sugar-Sominally unchanged: fair to good
refining 7a7 &c. Rice Quiet. WhiSky-More
active at 81 II.
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PERSONAL MRSrIox.-Mr. D. G. Mau.
pin, OF the MoOretield EramiIer, is stop
ping at the st. James.
Mr.. W. C.Quincy, formerly Master o.
Transportation on the Chicago Division o.
the B. 90. Road, is at the Mcclure.
Adjutant Franzhiem has gone to Par
kersburg upon visit to friends.
Mr.. ]. 7. Scott, jr., OF New York, j:
spending few days with his old Wheel
ing friends.
Mr. Upton Kelley and Mrs. Frank Stan.
ton will sing at the Fourth Street Social
Union.
Miss Sadie Moffat, daughter Of Mr..
Samuel Moffat, the well known toll.keep,
er, died Of consumption yesterday. at the
residence OF her father, No. 1893 Zane
street.
Mr.. Martin Schloss, the genial repre-,
sentative OF the well known importing
house OF Julius Auerbach, OF New York,
arrived in the city yesterday. Mr.. Schloss
is we'll known here, and his many friends
will doubtless be glad to see him.
Mr.. 6ustave Blum, well known Phila-
delphian, is stopping at the Stamm.
Miss Sallie Susbaum, OF Cleveland, o.,
is making q brief visit TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Klotz, Of the First Ward.
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The BAKER.THoMAs ABORTION CASE
Belle Thomas was given a hearing yester-
day afternoon, before Justice L. D. Wait,
on charge Of attempting TO produce an
abortion upon Lizzie Baker. young girl
living in Centre Wheeling. Lizzie testified
that she applied to the defendant for some.
thing that would produce an abortion and
was given by her q bottle containing
medicine which the woman Thomas said
would have the desired effect; that she
took the medicine but felt no effect fromit.
The contents OF the bottle were analysed,
and proved to be nothing but tinct1re Of
iron. The defendant claims that she did
not give her the medicine to produce the
abortion, but as she had been applied to
for something, she gave her the tincture Of
iron, knowing it would do her no harm,
and she made enough by 1t TO purchase
several drinks.
Justice Wait held her in the sum oiSI00
to answer for misdemeanor at the next
term Of the County Court.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING OF A DAUGHTER
or RoRERT WooDs,-A very unfortunate
accident resulting from the careless hand
ling OF firearms occurred at Elm Grove
yesterday. Little May Woods, an inter-
esting daughter OF Mr.. Robert B. Woods,
Clerk OF the County Court, and about six
years OF age, is the sufferer. The child
was in the store of her brother, Mr.. J. S.
Woods, and had climbed upon stool to
look with childish curiosity at the contents
with her arm encircling the neck OF one OF
her brothers, boy named Alonzo Rem
shaw employed inthestore,w was standing be.
hind the counter examining small single
barreled pistol. Renshaw held the pistol
toward the child, jestingly, and said, "Look
out, or you might get shot" or words OF
similar import. Just as he finished speak
ing the weapon was discharged, and the
ball took effect in the child's throat.
DR.. Allen, OF this city, was promptly
calledin and did all in his power TO alleviate
the sufferings OF the little one. He found
that the ball, which was Of oblong form
and about the size OF buckshot, had en-
tered the right side OF the throat inn
mediately under the chin, and coming out
just below, had again entered the folds OF
the neck, in close proximity to an artery,
leaving three distinct holes. The wounds
were probed, but the bullet could not be
found. The Doctor thinks the injuries are
OF dangerous character, and it is impos-
sible at present TO foretell the result. They
may result fatally, and, on the contrary,
may not prove serious. all depends on
the location ofthe ball.
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CIscISSArr, November 20.-Cotton - stea.
dy at &c. Flour-Dull and dropping. whea,
Dull; red and white ssaaSc. Com-Good
demand and prices shade higher at32aSic.
0ats-Steady and in fair demand at 22a25c.
Rye-Quiet and firm at iaa50c. Barley
Steady and unchanged. Pork-Quiet; new
S 90 bid; $ Is asked. LArd-In fair demand
but atlower rates; steam S SEX; kettle nom.
inal. Bulk Meats-Dull and unchanged.
Boxed Meats-In fair demand; sales should.
ems at 5 oS seller November; short nib 81 o
seller first half month of December; s. Is sell.
er December; 81 IS seller first five days in Jan.
uary; long and short clear 81 IS seller Deem.
Der. Bacon-Quiet atSTa4Ha4I<c. Butter
Quiet; fancy creamery 2Sc; choice Western
Reserve 214a1+c; choice Central Ohio l0al2c.
Linseed oh-Nrm at 5Sa59c Whisky
Active firm and higher at $40.
Ho6s = Dull and lower; common s. 2Sa
? IS; light g 5oae 20; packing $2ooa2 IS
butchers s. 75a2 IS. - I9f VS.
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0vARtoroNY.-Prof. Alex Dunlap, oil
Springfield, Ohio, yesterday successfully
performed a very formidable surgical
operation upon the person OF Mrs. Nc
Henry, Of Martins Ferry, Ohio, daughter
OF Mr.. Orr, of that place. Prof. D was as.
sisted by DIS. Frissell, Hupp and Hildreth,
port, and Hobensack, OF Martins Ferry.
The tumor removed was very large, weigh
ing, with its appendages, about forty
pounds.
Prof. Dunlap Is known as most accom-
pllshed surgeon, but has made the opera
ton OF 0variotomy specially. His lame
is world wide, and he ranks in the number
and success OF his operations with Wells
and Alice, the two most brilliant operators
of Europe and America.
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WHAT THE Pork PACKERS ARE DoISG.-
The season SO far seems to be rather un.
favorable for pork packing operations In
this n elehborhoOd. Mr.. D. @. List, jun,
commenced operations on the 9TH inst, and
up to the present time has killed 200
hogs. He has capacity OF 400 per day,
and has killed Us high as $50 per day dur
ing the present month. or course, the I'M
favorable weather retards the work greatly,
and Mr.. Lists operations are light as yet.
Last year he sold the meat OF over Is, 00l
hogs. The demand this year for the pro.
duct is not SO good as usual so far, and
although prices are probably lower now
than ever before, still lower prices are pre-
dicted by many. At this time last season
the Wheeling packers were shipping sides
and lard to New York as fast as the pro-
duct could be got ready for the market.
However, Mr.. List thinks the prospect
favorable for big business, and expects
to kill 10000 or more hogs during the sea-
son.
The other packers in the city have not
yet commenced active operations and are
confining their attention simply to the de-
mands OF thelocal trade. One firm, Messrs.
SCueuCk " AOecAleI, We uAueIstaUuI LUX
forward to lower prices for live hogs at an
early day, and will do nothing except sup.
ply their customers in the city and vicinity
until they can buy stock at cheaper rates.
Inasmuch as letters received from various
parts OF the West predict lower prices, and
report the country full Of corn and hogs,
it looks as though the expectations OF these
gentlemen will soon be fulfilled. The pres,
ent price here for live hogs, selected, is q
cents. Our market is supplied with hogs
from Pennsylvania, Brooke county, in this
State, and as far west in Ohio as the Mus
kingum river.
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CoxsouDA7ED VIRGINIA Coal COMPANY.

CONSOLIDATED vlRoIxtA Coal COMPANY.
Secretary OF State Brady yesterday
issued a certificate OF incorporation to the
Consolidated Virginia Coal Compay, OF
Mineral county, West Virginia, for the
purpose OF mining coal and other minerals,
aud the selling and shipping OF the same;
which corporation is to keep its principal
office or place OF business in the city OF
Baltimore, Nd, and will expire Oct. Is,
1898. The SUN OF $50 has been subscrib-
ed to the capital stock, OF which SIS has
been paid in, with the privilege ofincreas.
Ing the sac s15a T Py e sSss p additional bsb
ed is divided into shares OF $40 each,
which are held as follows: Marshall P.
Smith, ten shares; Lewis Mayer, VIM. B.
Duvall and Joseph Reynolds, one share
each; Edward r. Pitts, two shares; all Of
Baltimore, Nd,
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CHICAGO, November 20.-FlouT- Steady and
in fair demand; spring extra s. 05; patents
81 0Oas CO. western extra 81 00a5 90 Wheat
Active, firm and unsettled; No. red win.
ter ss1zc; No. Chicago spring s3jsc cash and
November; siha434c December; s41zas47sc
January; sales at s3a1asS January; No. 3, TOc;
rejected 5s1<c. Con-ln good demand and
prices 4 shade higher: Sc cash; 323sc bid De
cember; S21saS9ltc January; rejected 29I+a
a2oISc, 0ats-Demand fair and prices higher;
e0isa203tc cash; 20kc November. aO1<c De
cember; 203sc bid January; rejected17c. Rye
-Firmer at Sc. Bariey-Fimer; 9a94c
cash extra Nc. 3 4Ta5lc. Pork-DuIl and a
shade lower; g s0caSh; 30 IS November; 6 TX
December; % IS the year; S l21Iz bid January.
LArd-steady and in fair demand; IS so cash /;
S s0a5 sex December; S eOa5 9211 January.
Bulk Meats-Dull, weak and lower: should
$ 05; short rib q 10; short clear 81 20 Whis-
ky-Steady and In fair demand at 81 06.
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IMPORTATION is wanted OF the late John
Lowery, formerly OF Wheeling. Airs.
Jane Lund, his daughter, adyertises else
where in this paper for particulars as to
the place of his birth, his parents names,
etc. Mrs. Lund also desires 10 obtain pos
session Of any of her fathers papers or let:
ters that might be in the hands Of some OF
liz Ill annnaintannaa I'D.
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CHILDRES's HoNE BESEPrT-Atthe head
OF the advertising column is an appeal to
which we hope our liberal citizens will
give attention. The Home needs imam
cial aid, and It can be given by simply pur-
chasing ticket.
As regards the coming Bazaar, never
have donations been more general. The
beautiful Arlington stove is finished, and
will be on exhibition in the corner room
under Washington Hall, this week. Uncle
Jere. Shepherd responds with the gift OF a
handsome trunk. Miss Louise Helwig, oil
Elm Grove, sends charming landscape
painting; and Miss Crumbacker promises
couple OF her finest panel designs.
Altogether there will be such'a collection
of art studies, ncyarticles and domestic
wear, rs probably never before has been
city, saving the Sanitary Fair.
The hall will be apicture OF attractive
ness and unique arrangement To the
right and left, under the gallery as one
enters, will be found the dinner and sup.
per tables. In the centre OF the room Is to
be erected an hexagonal kiosque, tower
ing nearly to the chandelier, and this hung
with lace curtains, will contain the fancy
articles. Against the north wall will stand
two booths, devoted to domestic articles
and gentlemen's wear. Opposite these two
corresponding booths for flowers, perfum-
cry, candy bags and lemonade. Pressing
forward to the stage, however, will be
found the choicest spot OF all. Aided by
the scenery belonging to the surround
ings, 1t will be gaily decorated with flags,
and ice cream and cake will be dispensed,
while one looks on the panorama below.
Give the ladies, then, as they approach
you with tickets to sell, hearty response,
and they will promise a return for your
money in the beautiful array and warm
welcome, which will be accorded to all the
nights OF December 9Th, 9th and It'll.
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HEApouARrEns FOR CHEAP GooDs.-Ar-
rival OF New Goods daily:
Cooley's Cork Corsets, the best and
cheapest ever produced.
India Cloth, positively Water and
Weatherproof.
Beautiful high Lustred Alpaca at zoe.
Beautiful Atwood French Cashmeres
L Large assortment of Flannels from l2lc
= M Nus oalicOs, Cloth, cassimeres,
Two hundred Ladies' Cloth ClOaks, from
7 Carpets "a pet, carpet,c Chain, Oil Cloths, Win,
dow Shades.
Wall Paper, Notions, Hosiery, Gloves,
Al Xt unprecedented prices for cash. Call
soon at Nos. 20l9 and 902l Main street.
JoHS RoHMER.
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BALTIMORE, November -Flour-Dull but
firm. Wheat-Western active and higher,
closing strong; No. western winter red spot
and November 81 0iIIal OK; December
81 05Hal 0551; January 81 063Sal o.. Com
Western dull and easier; western mixed spot
and November 47a+71{c; December l5s4AiGc;
January 16zo bid; steamer 3sa4oc Oats
Firm but quiet; western white 2Taesc; do
mixed 3a9c; Pennsylvania 9aA29c. Rye
ions-Very quiet. jobbine only, and prices
nominaliy unchanged. Butter-E Easier but
unchanged. PetrOleum-Q Quiet and very Stea.
dy; crude 7.4c; refined &c. Coffee-DIll and
nominal; Rio cargoes l2al6c Whisky-Dull
but steady at $l09.
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TEMPERANCE NuTE.-Rey. J. u. MofIat
will talk on tempeapceat Mozart Hall this
eyeuingat y o'clock.
The committees are at work making ar
Judgements for the mass meetings to be
held in Washington Hall, the first Of which
will be held on Tuesday evening next. Il
isexpected that some OF the most promi-
nent speakers in the country will be pres
ent during the course. No effort will be
spared TO make these meetings the most
profitable and interesting Of any ever held
in the city. A good time is anticipated,
and al Who attend will, no doubt, be
more than delighted.
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PHr1ApEIPHrA, November eO.-Flour-Dull;
superfne s. 5Oa3 90; extra s. 0oaS 50; Mime
sofa family q 96a4 IS; high grades 80 7Sa
I IS. Wheat-Fim and tending upward
amber 81 06al o.; white 81 O7al 0s: No. Chi.
cago CSC. Corn-Dull; yellow sc asked mixed
new A1Ic. Oats-Firmer; white western e9a
SIC; mixed western 9da29c. Rye-Steady;
changed. LArd-Dull aud unchanged. But.
ter-Quiet but steady; New York State and
Bradford county, Pa, extra 9la23c; Western
Reserve e0a2se. Esgs-weak; western ga
sc. Cheese-Heayy; western 7asXc. Pc
troleun-Duil; refined Sc; crude at i3+c.
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We Challenge The World.

When We say We believe, we have evidence
to prove that shiloh's Consumption Cure is
decidedly the best Lung Medicine made, mas
much as it will cure a common or Chronic
Cough in one half the time, and releveAsthma,
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, and
show more cases Of Consumption cured than
all Others. twill cure where they fail, Il Is
pleasant to take, harmless to the youngest
child and We guarantee what we say. Price
10 cts, so cts and sl.00. II your Lungs are
sore, Chest and Back lame. use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Sold by E. Booking. Odd Fellows
Hall; C. E. Dwight, 2ith and Chapline streets
Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wheeling and Hus.
bands & Inskeep, Bellaire.
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EIsT LtBEETY. November 90 CA+TLE-Re.
ceipts to-day I2s head OF local; none Of
through; total for two days CSC head, all for
sale here and all sOld out except late arrivals
No prime cattle on the market Fairt0 good,
200 to so his, s. Iia+ %: common, 100 "a
100 lbs, . 5NI3 o. Stnckersl 100 to 800 lfsS,
s ooa3 IS; feelers, 1000 to / 100 LIS, 8 Gla
Hoos-Receips to-day LIS head total for
two days SIS head. Workers 8 7Oas 81 ;
Phlladelphias e 9OaS %.
sHEE-ReceiPts to-day 100 head; total for
two days 100. Nothing doing.
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LADIES SOCIAL UxIoS.-There will be
every attraction in the way OF good sup
per, fine music, ice cream and cake and q
pleasant company, at the Fourth street
Church tonight Admission tickets ten
cents, including supper twenty-five cents.
Supper from to O. clock. Re.admission
tickets free to those who desire to return
at later hour. The literary and musical
exercises will be unusually able and enter.
tanning. These "Socials" are always large
IL attended.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsrGrE-The follow
ing deed in fee, transferring real estate,
was admitted to record in the office Of the
Clerk of the County Court yesterday :, Z.
Deed made November Il, 1S1S, BY VIM
JuerEens 70 Henry Kraft, trustee for Caro-
line Jueryens, wife Of Vim. Juergens, for
the parts Of lots numbered 80 and 23l, on
the north side Of l6th street, now owned
By said grantor, for the separate use aud
beneat Of the said AIns. Caroline JuergeRs;
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ChIeago CntfIe nIarII.,

CmcAeo, November 2O.-The DrOverS Jour,
nal reports:
Hocs-Receipb 10 900 head shipments ) loo
bead; SC lower; choice heavy sa eia3 10: nan
= eoas TO- mixed packing . Toa2 80. All
C4rtS- Receipts S,6OO head: shipments
~ head Shipping dull and weak at - Goa
no: feedets and stockers s. a0aS 10; butch.
ers Urn and shade higher; COWS s. %
sees - e Gslas ~ western s. ooaSlo; Texans
:, s,E6ErP-Receipts 800 head. Steady at 800
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DTFnrnERtA AGArS.-Tn view Of the re-
cent deaths from diphtheria which haze
occurred among the pupils Of the Fourth
Ward public school, there is serious talk
Of closing the school untilthe abatement Of
thatdread disease. Several families, we un-
denstand, have already become alarmed
and sRithdraEn their Ehildnen from school
n Z probable, therefore. underline cirrum-
stance, that the matter will come before
the Board Of Education At their regular
meeting to-nightlS !5A7EN i.lA3
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A Monarch OF the Arc.

Pains Of every kind can be stopped almos.
instantly by the use of Browns Household
Panacea," a safe and marvellous remedy OF
great repute, which Is taken internally and
applied externally. Prices sc and Soc per bot
Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup is a merci.
ful boon to children teething. Prce Is cents.
Guard against counterfeits and worthless INF.
tations. Sold by Logan, List & Co, and all
druggists eodAw
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EEW oELEASS, November a1-CoRee-
STEADY and In fair demand; Rio earyoes orJii.
nary 70 prime l21A163<c gold. Suear-Stea.
dy and In fair demand: inferior to good com.
mon ikA5c; common TO good common s.,
axe; yellow clarified 6kR7Ee MolaSses-
buu and lower; common lsa90c; fair 23a2Scs
Louisiana ordinary to choice Sake.