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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
WHY CALEB CUSHING DECLINES.

NEwBURYPoRT, Mass, Nov. 1.-Caleb Cush-
ings letter. declining nomination by the Worcester
Democratic Convention for the Attorney Genefsshp Is
printed this morning the letter is dated September %.
and states for his decision his
and his not possessing the qualification OF 1--WE years
resdence which the Constitution requires. Mr. Cusl-
ing says that otherwise his personal friendship for Cen
era Butler would have induced him TO accept the non-
nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
OBITUARY.
LOUIS ANTOINE GARNIER-PAGEs.

PARIS, Nov. IN. Garnier-Pages. the
statesman and historian dead at the age OF seventy
1--WE.
Louis Antoine Garnier-Pages once PLAYED n
prominent part in French politics. Born In Marse,cs
be went when young TO Paris where lie took par,
in the revolution OF $780, which overthrow Charles
He entered the Legislature, and gave special at.
tention sto questions OF political economy md
finance. He was one of tho leaders in the
reform movement Of S47is and was Finance Minister
In the Provisional Government After being some years
in retirement, NJ. GarnierPages became n member of
the French Legislature in 1864 At the downfall OF tho
Empire In 1870 he installed member OF the Gov
eminent al National Defence lie failed 10 yan "A seat
IN the National Assembly elected IN 1871 and retired t
private life In 1873 he completed his work en-
utled 4" The History OF the Revolution Of lS4S."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
A DEFENDANT ON THE STAND ALL DAY.


MRS. HUNT QUESTIONED AND CRoss-oUEsnoSED
MINUTRLY-DESIAIS OF THE TESTIMONY OF
HER NEPHEW AND HER son.
The suit of William 0. Jackson against his
aunt, Anna NJ Hunt occupied all the working time Of
the Common Pleas, Special Term, held by Judge
j. +. D4ly, yesterday, the whole session being oecu
pied with Mrs. Hunts examination and cross-examlna'
tion. She denied in the most positive terms on her
direct examination that she had agreed TO marry
the plaintiff and denied specifically incidents Married
on the stand by her own SOD. She denied a cODger.
that that" be "' Suggested that il was time that
she and the plaintiff should get married and she denied
Peay everything the testimony Of the plaintiff ann, Sna
and nephew. 10 which either had testified.
The Cross-examnaliOn was begun few minutes be;
fore o'clock. The question OF her age was answered
ty with some anger -" don't care II all tire world
does know my age sne su ,haaT sSe stsfss thar
she supposed Mr. Jackson TO be tw sc 1y-elln
s7e o 2 see added % has ~" that To do with the
case would Ike to knowi That's none Of your bush
Mr. wilder. the plaintiffs counsel, apolOsized, but
pressed mis- questions She d'd not remember be.
Mr. V Wider supplied il by producing the csrd
cate from the Health Department Mrs Hunt
said that she had boarded the plaintiff at SIS
under the circumstances, though be was then
Young. and occupied a room with her son. lie did not
1Sy for his board she went occasionally riding
carriage with him belonging 10 him. The Judge
as too remote. Sic admitted that the plaintiff
had advanced 81 O00 which she used IN the build.
ing of houses on come property but she claimed that
she had repaid him. He had, she SAID been
very kind while living with her, as rea-
tive would naturally be. He did twice propose
marriage TO her but SIZE did not accept his proposs
She spoke earnestly this point. saying Never
neyer never she admitted that Jackson was nnd
wDen younger son OF hers lying nj the point Of
DEATH hut Indignantly denied that he sat up with her 70
nurse the child, and contradicfed bis version OF con.
yersiton on the last day Of 1874. She was scorDful
over claim that she had allowed her son 10 tansaci
business for her with the plaintiff. and refused TO read
certain letters Of her son. put IN evidence writ;
fen py him after his marriage ana quarrei
with her She having testified that her maj
quarrel with the plaintiff Was on account OF ms
nioxcation, she was examined at some lcDgth
as TO her own habits She denied with Indignation ally
improuer habits, though the questions were pressed
with particularly. Late IN the aiteriOon Samuel IT,
Courtney her counsel suggested that this prolonged ek
ANIMATION had tired his client, and the case was adj
| iuururd TO Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-02
LOCAL MISCELLANY
MISSING FOR OVER TWO MONTHS.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF JAMES II. wur.,.

Siie'Thioos DISAPPEARANCE OF JAMES n. WHEAT.
LEY. THE TRUSTEE OF THREE ESTATES.
James ii. Wheatley, well-known citizen a,
Brooklyn, left that city, the latter part of Apgn,
go to Philadelphia where he was engaged iu busfn.,.
He did not return and 1t is not known that he ar.s
there. Since that time nothing has been heard asor,
him. His friends are convinced that he met Win -
accident which caused his DEATH Mr.. wheatlev ~.
the executor OF the estate Of his mother Mrs Mdrsa
L. wheatley OF whose estate his own son, James n
Wheatley. was the sole legatee. On October Ia IN.
Supreme Court In Brooklyn appointed as guardian =,
James b. wheatiey, sas NJ. Giddings old and int,
mate friend of the family.
Yesterday application made to Judge Pratt IN
the interest of Mr. Giddngs, by Benjamin H. Bayl,s,
for order directing the Long Island Safe Deno.,,
Company to turn over to Mr.. Giddngs all thu
property In It's possession belonging TO jana.
II. Whestley. This property consists Of seem,
tiles belonging TO the estate Of Mrs Mildred whest,ev
The application was opposed By Edgar N. Cullen eoun
was deposited by James H. Wheatley the compp"v ~
right TO SURE nder II TO any else n
was also stated that an injunction had been served
property. which had been attached by Coleman Wlisms
Mr.. Wheatley about forty-fye years Of age md
lived at No 172 Remsenst. Brooklyn, with his wife ana
He frmerly the head Of the firm Of wbeatIey
Williams q Co., sugar retners az Dock and wsterSis.
and surrendered everything 10 It's creditors. Even the
of the members of the firm jOued conyeyanses
Of real estate to the creditors, which they were
not compelled to do by law. A committee Of
the creditors found that the failure wss
due TO shrinkagc of values and to any Iuscon
duct the part OF the firm, and u released from an
claims Since then Mr. Wheatley has been engaged p
the manufacture OF bricks In Philadelphia He was
man OF correct and temperate habits. He leading
although unosentatious member Of ST Peters Prot.
esaut Episcopal Church. in Safest end il is said that
h. has gwen nearly $4,000 for the completion of the
Chapel OF that church.
In regard 20 that Mr. Wheatey's disap.
pedrance associated with the appropriation trust
funds Mr.. Bayss. counsel for Mr.. Giddngs, SAID last
evening that there truth III the statement aud
no suspicion that Mr. Wheaey had been guilty OF de-
falcaton. Mr. Wbeatey was the trustee of two other
estates besides That OF his mother His life insured
for $4,000 in the Equitable Life Assurance Society
T0ntine policy, which lapsed last Monday.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07
EUROPEAN AENS.

This mornings Geys shows very lit
tie change in the Eastern question.
Dispatches from Berlin and St. Peters
burg state tEeye are grounds for cx-
pectins u renewal Of Congress mego-
tiatiops on the basis Of the proposal Of
Bismarck, that the Powers be invited
to meet and revise the treaties Of 1886
and 1871. j. is net probable that Rus
Gio will take any step or come TO any
decision 2ntil IgnatiefT has reported.
The trustees Of the champion belt
have decided that O'Leary is entitled
to take it 10 America, aud anybody
challenging him must go to America,
unless O'Lcary agreos to compete in
England. The prizes in the late pc
dcstrian match have been distributed.
The Times sditorially says tho main
fact in the present posture Of affairs is
that Austria and Engl nd GTe one in
their YiOy OF the treaty Of San Stefano,
and is tho only means 10y which with
out war it "a be brought into har.
IRONY with the just claims OF other
powers. The public opinion Of Europe
is with them, and if they. act together
with iirmnesS aud loyalty, Russia may
be induced to withdraw from her posi-
ton which would then be obviously uu.
teDabIe.
4 Vienna dispatch says III conse.
quonco Of Lord Degby's resignation.
and the calling out o! rnServca, Austriu
has ceased her efforts to effect n oola.
promise about tho congress, feeling sure
that Russia will not yield to EngIand's
demands now, when IN doing 50 she
would seem somewhat to have sub
mitted before Il threat, but what may
not DO possible now may become SO
later, as tho interruption Of negotia.
tiong iii regard to the congress and the
order for The mobilization OF the re-
serves in England, need not DO fol-
lowed at once by actual collision be.
tween the two Powers, and the convic-
zion may be forced upon them that,
after oil. tho congress offers the only
possible chance Of a perpetual settle.
mont.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

"
o. TUESDAY las. deilne the debate
in tn" ScrAie upon the question OF
funding the Paciae rAilToaa's iadeb ted-
ness. Mr.. ElmouIs. chairman Of the
Jaliciary c,mmitt.e =. thieh commit
tee has reported fayorabiy. a bill for
that purpose. through which the Gov
erhinent clai1i against the companies
may be secured. gave utterance to the
following significant language: Il have
seen that Fhrse yegy companies IL ae-
spcet Of all tbsu credit, ~, including
the Uuited States, it was srst trustsht
toLhs attention otthi- boly aud n bill
was ahont to bs considered tsLing some
more initial Steps abohtit, I haze seen
ioficers Of the c ~'inpanies ia this very
Senato chamber or tie hy such n bill
was 10 De- az. distributing their passes
with an osten;atious ~impudence tina,
was amazing. l hope it did not affect
any Senators SUPPOSE it did not. We
shall dad out by aud by after an in
'quiry, IL the Two Houses are willing 70
direct it. aud perhaps the present gov
ernnr nj directors may be able to look
utter 1t, how rruch money has been
pal by these companies to protect their
rights (hs they call IL a; this session
OF Copsress. l.ltato nuy Senator or
Representative in Congress. ] beg
everybody uot to misunderstood me,
btt 70 pursue e~ysIsbply To his house
aud appeal To Lis personal friendship
for THIS director or That director; TO ap-
peattp bis interest in protecting his
constit aents vEo sold some bonds or
soino other thing, to excite his prciu-
dice, to mislead his Judgment, every
thiLg tha4 goes to make unjust influ-
onrr-,rea ! Legislation, may ha,o taken
place To II greater or less degree
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07
WASHINGTON NEWS,

IN regard TO tho resolutions of tho
Maryland Legislature to contest the
title OF President Hayes, prominent
Democrats in Congress says they 10
not believe there are ton Representa-.
tves and not n single Democratic Sem
ator in favor of them.
Senator Booth was taken suddenly
i'll in the Senate chamber and was con.
Quoted to the cloak Toom. lie seemed
to be afflicted with vertigo.
The investigation conducted by The
House postal committee have deyeloped
extraordinary irregularities in the pre-.
paration Of numcTOnns oids aud bonds
upon which mail contracts hnyo been
recently awarded to various members
Of the great combination OF Contractors
comprising J. ". Peck. j. X. Miner.
j. w. Dorsey, J. W. Watts and A. T.
Boone. The combination il known an
the InlPnd Mail Transportation Com.
pany. The bids ia the name Of Miner
alone amount TO over 5 1000 900. Itis
evident from the testimony already elicit.
tied That in worry many instances what
purport to DO the original signatures Of
the various members OF tue combinn
ton were affixed TO bonds and bids by
boone. the resident Washington agent.
whilo the parties Themselves. wcro
hundreds Of miles away. A large mum.
Der OF bids thus hearing false signatures
are for sovico Ia tho Pacific Coast
States aud Territories. There il no
doub, that Boonc's action was ia nc.
oothance with the dosIro OF tho parties
whom he represented. There sceung 10
hc good reason for the belief entertain.
cd 10y tho iusiigators. that tho award.
will be SGT aside by tho fonson Of tLcso
Irregularities.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

TnE Rere''ic p'atos that ". NJ. Egnn,
an old and well known citizen Of Aus
tin mot with a serious accident Monday
last, at his ranch on, at Ravonwood.
Tho horse no was riding stumbled. fell
md rolled over hIs rider. who tits foar.
cd received serious internal injuries.
Tho saino journ,l records tho recent
arrival by stage Of A. Hoodlobug -samo
genus rs the strnddlc.
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That Indian Yarn.
.a&san bJarrLSFIAkE yArIEY,I
ELEO CoUSTY, NV.
March 9Th, 1878.

bLLo COUNTY, NES.
March 9Th, 1878.
Editor HLfo Tsdymisai:-In your
Weekly al THE g4th instant, Z noticed a
communication from Wesley johnson,
in yAiIi:, through ~ absurd revelation
alleged to have been nude by an In
drnJ lam fs pEeSsntcd rs a ft object
for public o~Secration. The story as
t"ld is so supremely ridiculous, and
bears upon It's face such pulpaLle owl
dnIces Of Weakness, that il Is scarcely
worth - reply. and the gravity of tho
charge alone induces mo to appear in
print, in my " defense. ! desire to
call attention only to that portion of
Johnson's statement in which he
Chains that his wife. on learning of
the horrible fato III stnr6r for her aud
family from the vague expressions of
the cborisinoe referred TO, "was SO
terrified thnt it was many days before
he couil induce hes to dirulgo the
hwfnl socret."
""en =" Know" 'hat besides her
10 PL9'e''or tHo tHqy mas a
upon ule tanfn n INC employ
- 1-' 'u"i "ho'nor ur9iher
"f'' o'" so'", i'His'
"e "Sn upoh "no% fie mlsh' fe'y
""uor any circumstances
!IOF'"'E'Hs 30 nuch oy
'''S' VI inc "iiesea
o'"S W, tgt9t' seem very
MINUS III iac'' no
-, va" o' i"",'t" 10 oeiie'e
~ 'o"o "'"'t nave Oeeh
pursued" "aHss nS circumstances
-. 80, ""' o'H soiHS INC
T.. oH 'o' so'er"' DAYS
~ "iu was "ero-
- "hoccu-
-, -, 'n'nu
NM ','
M - ,sS5I T.rHI'' ""u u"o
~ Hi'ooA "
ama,,n, 'oon III
:, ." ""' go Vi IN
..TiJ,.G 49,, SGGAP ''e'
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07
STATE UNIVERSITY
pnEpARATOny DEPARTMENT.,
ELKO, NEVADA.

The first term OF this school (4lh year
4 It's in~siitution) will begin Monday,
September Sd, 1877. Mslo and female
npils prepared for College, or adj
'anccd further and instructed in tho
collegiate branches. English studies.
mathematics aud tho ancient and
modern languages thoroughly taught.
lessons In music by q competent
eachcr. No charge for luiiion-musl
1tra; also. no charge for room rent.
)ohrd $50 per month, payable In adj
nncc, quarterly. For further partieu.
~ address
II. II. SESSIONS. Priaeipst,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

ThE citizens ticket was elected over
tho s~o'callcd workingmon's. At San
Rafael, on Monday, by over 100 INA.
jority III q total vote OF az,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

TEE SupresAs Court OF Louisiana has
refused n rehea1ng in Returning Board
AnderSOH's case. and ordered the pris-
ocer released.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

We notice fnosn the 7I~>s-RsVisr dat
incendiarL-s are again at work in Tss-
carora; a second attempt to burn the
store Of 4. X. Briggs made Wed.
nesdny moruiSg. was very near &C.
complished; the fns doing damage 70
the extent Of about $500. The hend.
ish career Of the n~dAcrennts. IL once d..
tected, will be exceedingly brief.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

JouS MonEIssr is reported as dying
at Troy, New York.
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Eik9 cavan FINANCES.

An sann.i siAieneni u kas receipt. and eI.
r. nii,uas Il ti9Y CSsaty during iae 'yuA.
s%ldlnx Isrnsry $3.50. 1875.
srsrE or SKvSn.
cocsI9 ~ kzAo.1
Asprp,s's oFrIcE. March Il. is1s
~sukemsnf - revenue collected aud The
toarc-s iroo whrh IL w.s lie. ived.
frum As-al aud frrrotal Pm.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

a vfcIolrl distmlch laws tho onnbco

A vteIohri disimich says tho pnnbcal
ocxd mas fo,urnod from the scene Of
the indian disturbance with twelve
p%risoners. The disorder arosc from
w%hiskoy, Which Il SystonatiSaliy cup.
piled TO the British Indians at Font
o""send on The american side.
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REHABILITATION.

satisfy Account. ,kiOssp o.
Expenses OF Assessing Neal
"a Personal p,opatiy..., $3.50 %
Expenses VI Assessing PRO.
csnds 81 Mines aud per
ccnt......"........,. cas- OF
Fttcchuso ON State POIi
IAN...ss.l ..4 (. ...... 1G1 O1
Yer binm aud Mileage Hoard
County Comm issiOners.... 2,TGI 2
Anloan, y statc..'...... 33,5sT "a
Apporttunmcnt 10 SciiVnl
districts ....... II a5J ca
App1r1unmeBt 10 flko e
hchpol s............ .... % pS
spf uriinriueut for lntersas
aud Redemption ~ Hlko
equity HEiidihg and Uni.
ve.siiy BoDds"..a".... 23,51s 50
i,oad purposes.....".s,.. $40 IS
i'Vspi'"i bAp'hscs'"'"",s.. j,aJ2 %
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

Arrangements have been made by the
Louisville Jockey Club for = race to
take place on the ith between Harper's
Tsnbroeck aud the California mare.
Noiii- Mccarthy. Race to DO one Of
TOM mile hent for SIC. 900. Both
horses are said to be in fine condi-
ton.
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Respectfully, 5D'laf1
u. @. HARDY.


TnE SRoer Sia'e oflhy ID says; Alloy
named Leonard fell in the Humboldt
river above the dam at o'clok yes,cr.
day afternoon, aud ras drowned. As
hc wns su6iptito fa!hting spells. /. is
sdPposcd that ho fell on the dam while
insensiblo. Tic body was recovered
about TO O'Clock Ibis morning.
ITO sAA,c f56thtt rtodrds a serious
accident TO Peter Hobbs, wlilo on tho
way to biz ggngh IN Paradise Valley with
liia tcam, lu getting ont o! the wagon
which was heavily itaded Robbie DO.
cane cntangled IN tho ttins aud was
thro~n ~ such pos lIohi That Tho wboels
pnsscd ottf Ills Ien leg breaking, mud
perhaps crushing the bones.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-04-07

Interest paid on ordinary aud Term Deposits.
deposits received In mn ~ 81 aud upward,
Loans hiH,t' 80 approved real estate, bondS
stocks, %. Stocss. currency aud silver bought
ana sold. hApge Tor sale on all tho ptinSl.
UAl cite, u LWUye aud the orient.
flW \. W. WHITE. Setsts
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ssx-y4xS.l ssaisDss4
The TaadInx i,iI.-

snaaay. .p-,, ?. n....
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PIONEER SHOPS /!
y, PHI LIPS AND II. HAsHAog

Have this day formed = oopartnNrship undsr
the name ani s'ylc "t Phillips \ " ,hagc. To-
carry on tho busin"as 81 BlacksmI thing and
Wagon Work IN nil ia various bra nehss, al tho
odd stand.
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Salary and claims audited anI AlIoyei agaiust
the state and County duriug the year, appor-
tiunmeuts aud interest paid and psyAbie:
SALARY ACcoUSr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13

River 9 feet 2 inches.
The usual arrival and departure Of the
regular packets occurred, no with features
worth noting.
The Hudson from Cincinnati, arrived
at s P. NJ.
The Granite State, for Cincinnati, pass
ed down last night.
The Courier Is the Parkersburg boat
for to-day at 1880.
The Hudson will leave for Cincinnati
to-day at 8 2. N.
The Salt Valley, from Ironton, will be
due tonight, and the Stockdale, from Gin
c%innati, tomorrow Sunday morning.
lBy TeieSraph.l
PITTSBURGH, April12-Riyer 4 feet 8
inches and rising. Weather fair and
mild.
CIscrssArr, April 12.-River IA feet
0 inches and falling. Clear and pleasant.
Arriyed-Rucker and Emma Graham,
Pittsburgh; Mary Miller, st. Louis. De-
parted-Andes, Wheeling; Fucker, Mis-
souri River.
MEMPHIS, April 12.-Weather clear
and pleasant. River rose two inches. Ar
riyed-City Of Helena and Yeager, ST..
Louis; Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
DepArted-City Of Helena, Vicksburg;
Grand Tower, ST. Louis.
EVANSVILLE, April 12.-Weather clear
and warm until evening; now cloudy and
raining lightly; wind stiff from the south
and southwest; mercury "a to 7So. River
IS feet and rising. Up-Idlewild and
Maggie Smith. Down-Robert Mitchell,
James Guthrie, Charley Bowen and tow.
Business light. Mitchell added largely.
vicKsBuRe, April 12.-Weather clear;
mercury 75o. River fell IA inches. Up
Centennial and Illinois. Down-Lee and
Gold Dust.
ST.. LOUIS, April 12.-Riyer Il feet 2
inches above low water. Weather clear
and warm. Arriyed-Fleming, Peru,
and Rob Roy, Keokuk. Departed-Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Taum, Pittsburgh.
New ORLEANS, April 12.-Weather
clear and warm. Arriyed-Ashland,
Arkansas river. Smoky City and tow
and Seminole and tow, Pittsburgh.
NASHVILLE, April 12.-Riyer falling,
with Q feet on theashoals. Arriyed-sil.
yer Thorne, Evansville; Eddyyille, Cairo.
Departed Eddyville. Cairo.
GNRo, April 12.-River % feet z IN:
ches and rising. Weather cloudy and
warm. Arriyed-E. NJ. Norton and
Fashion, Ohio river; John A. Scudder,
81. Louie; Miude, ST. Louis. Departed
Fashion and Norton, St. Louie; An
derson, Nashville.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13


An ASTONISHING FAcT.-A large pro.
portion OF tho American people are to-day
dying from the effects Of Dyspepsia or dis.
ordered liver. The result Of these diseases
upon the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people 10 most. alarming, making life act.
uAlly q burden instead Of 4 pleasant exist
ence OF enjoyment and usefulness n It
ought to be. There Is no good reason for
this, II you will only throw aside prejudice
and skepticism, take the advice Of Drug.
giSts aud your friends, and try one bottle Of
Green's August Flowsr. Your speedy re-
lief IL certain. Millions Of bottles OF this
medicine have been given away TO Try It's
virtues, with Satisfactory results In every
case. You % buy sample bottle for 10
cents TO Try. Three doses win relieve the
worst case. Positively sold by all Drug.
giatS on the Western Continent. eod4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-04-13

PHILADELPHIA, April l?-FIoa & e..
super6ue $ IOai Oh, eIus St5os W.
syiyania family s. Ijad %, Nl9ne y ~
Ss 90, high grades aud patent s6@. W. I,
%Evii. amber at 81 sal 50, red q W
50. white 81 Ssal 40. COm-DGIi w. v,
52Xc, mixed &c spot aud APrlI, ~ Ssi,s
mjssd see ProvisiOnE-Wea a1a Y
changed. Butter, Cheese and Egg,-l
and unchanged. Petroleum. ~
Whisky Steady western ! ~;
Quiet and unchanged; supply hsnA