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The river remains abouithre i... =.
boats but the Parkersbury and ,So,, ~.
are running. '''''' ma
The suntish packe, Della and N. :.
tersville packet phaelon bo,h b,n, y y !.
considerable fright on Sa,prI,y NV -,
which was quite large Coa,;rsS Ss /
wheat, mostly to the Pacific SIits
The TOwb0at Mcconnell lands, =.
pie more barges Of watermelon. :, "a 4.
wharton Saturday evening. - 20
The Mallie Ragon did no, arrive ~.
Parkersburg till near neon Ye,;sni,y ~ n.
will leave this morning a, iOJ o'clo:k -
IBy T,Iss1pAl 7
CrScNS&TT, September 7.-River az
and falling. Weather parly clSpdy =
hot. -
NEW ORLEANS, SUPERINTENDENT
or departures.
LOUISVILLE, September S-W.,A,
clear and warm. Departed: JoS,E
Bransford, Cincinnati; Jas. y. PlrFrS
Louis. River rising With lie, 9in,S.
in the canal.
EVANSVILLE, Sep,emterS.-weshsm
and business very dull. River tallinr M
4 ITO on the guaSe. Mercury n Ia
Wind from the south. No a,riuk
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Is the WRoSG HorsE.-We see by the
Pittsburgh JGltsbidH OF Saturday that a
party Of young folks Of our city, who went
10 the Smoky City" last week for the pur-
pose OF attending wedding, got into the
wrong "pew.n It seems that the party
ordered q hack TO call and take them to the
house where the wedding was to take
place, and that the driver drove them TO
The wrong house. A wedding party was
To be held ut this house that same evening,
and the contracting parties were at the
church ut the time Of the arrival OF the
Wheeling folks. After the hack dpveupto
the door they got ont, and with their
presents went into the parlor, and after
arranging their toilets and spreading out
their presents they sat down TO await the
appearance OF their hosts, which appear
ING TO he rather prolonged to one of the
gents he inquired OF servant when the
ceremony was TO take place. The servant
answered that It was then being performed
at the church. The visitor then asked
whose house they were in and was told
Mr.. Pollock's, whereupon the party put
on their things, took up their presents,
and in great haste made for the hack.
They we're driven TO the right place, but
arrived too late to witness the ceremony,
which they had gone 50 far to see.
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RELIEF FoR YRLLOw FEVER SUPrEREEs.-
The Citizens Executive Committee for the
reliefefthe yellow fever sufferers met Sat
urIiay evening at Weisel Hall, and heard re-
ports from he second districtcommittees,
which were very encouraging. Quite
large number OF tickets were reported sold
and contributions coming in generously:
The canvassing committees were requested
to continue their work with renewed en-
ergy.
Messrs. NJ. Edwards and Con. Schambra
reported that they collected Sd 10 from the
country peoples at market Saturday morn
ing.
Adjourned to meet at Weisel Hall, Mon
day evening at "A o'cock. All the commit.
tees are requested to be present, as busl-
ness OF importance will be transacted.
During the past week collections we're
taken in the, Catholic churches OF the city
for the benefit Of the yellow fever sufferers,
welding IN aggregate of $500, which was
promptly forwarded to the following
points: Memphis, Sl0o; New Orleans, 500;
Bishop OF Natchez, Mississippi, 500. This
money, we understand, is TO be used for
the benefit of sufferers from the dread
scource without regard to sect or creed.
The German inging societies OF Wheeling
held an adjourned mass meeting at Ger
mania Hall yesterday afternoon, and re
solved that it is inexpedient 10 hold con-
cert at this time for the benefit OF the yell
low fever sufferers, but decided that each
society shall raise Us much money as posi-
bic By subscription and report the result
at meeting 10 be held next Sunday, when
the different amounts will be consolidated
and it will then be decided whether to turn
the funds so collected over to the city or to
forward them direct TO the South.
The Nail~e City Boat Club have issued in
vitations for a ball to be held at their
handsome club rooms, foot OF sd street,
on Wednesday evening next, for the
benefit Of the yellew fever fund, Mayors
band will furnish the music. The boys
are working hard to make the affair q
complete success.
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ARREsr OF DANIEL MAYHEw.-The read
ems OF the ISTELLI6EScER will remember
that few weeks since a requisition was
received BY Gov. Mathews, Of West Vir-
GINA, from Gov. Hartranft, of Pennsylvania,
asking for the surrender TO officers from
that State OF Daniel Mayhem, who had
been imprisoned in the West Virginia
Penitentsary forseyeral years for burglary,
and was wanted In Pennsylvania for u
murder alleged to have been committed by
him in 1867. The requisition could not be
complied with, as MAYHEM had been
released from the Moundsville Penitentin-
~ several months previously, and all
trace of him had been lost, The task of
finding Mayhem was entrusted to Officer
John j. Cooper, OF this city, who under
took it without the least apparent clue to
work upon, but after weeks OF patient Ia
Dor his efforts came to successful tcr1ni-
nation, and the arrest OF Mayhew on in
formation furnished by Officer Cooper took
plackin Allegheny City on Saturday morn
ing last. During that day Mr.. Cooper re-
ceived letter from the Mayors office in
Allegheny containing high tribute to his
skilland efficiency as o detective.
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THE.CHr SERGRASTcY.-The indications
are that there will be considerable OF a
squabble for the City Sereeantcy, now that
Chief Ripley has stepped down and out.
Ripleys resignation takes effect Tuesday
at noon, and il is likely that his successor
will be elected at the regular meeting OF
Council on Tuesday evening. There are
five candidates in the field, viz: James
Henry, ofthe police iorce, who has virtually
run the masheen" for the past six yeans,
as sort OF Lieutenant TO the Chief;
Capt. Robert Cowan, of the Eighth Ward;
Maj. ]. W. Sweeney, who was the nom
inee Of the Democratic, party against Rip
lev; Mr.. Porter Smith, workman at the
Ia Belle Mill, and o standing candidate
for the Sergeantcy; and last, but not least
By any means, 4Ir. Vim. Myles, the Cen
tire Wheeling. photographer, who is menu
bcr Of the Second Branch OF Council and a
County Commissioner. Henry and Cow
an are Republicans, and the Others DEM
Olsfltg mi
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PuLprr PoIxrs.-Services were held yes
tcrday in the lecture room OF the Fourth
Street NJ. Z. Church. Rev. George preach
cd in the morning, and in the evening
gave Bible reading on 1.-THE Baptism o.
the Spirit" sF i. IN
Communion services were held at the
U. P. Church yesterday morning.
Rev. j, G. Armstrong OBLIGATED at st
Mathews Church last evening,
Rev. George A. Lee, OF Ohio, preached
an admirable sermon at the 10th Stree
English Lutheran Church yesterday. The
text was, $50 then they which be OF faith
are blessed with faithful Abraham Gala
tians, Sd chapter and 9th verse. The dis
course was well arranged and delivered
with earnestness. The lesson in the Sun
day School was on the Good Samaritan,
which was finely illustrated in picture and
address. The evening sermon by DR.. Lei
was from the LIST Epistle OF John, Sd chap
ter and diverse.
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HARRlsnrEe, PA., Sept 7.-Tbs .'''
Of j. T. English, Of Pi!t,bnr,I, "I y .s'lslt
Usher OF schoOl. books, lad a nnIj "a
at the Courthouse. in hi. r ~ y
o'clock this morning. OF The srS IVY, = = \
in stock at the Hart Printing 0s;Ce ',o g
they were printed and l,ound. T,i,a 70
embraced the OSgOod Series, GAIL ~ II 20
Arithmetic, Burb's Grammar. AMI n, i H. ~ /.
Drawing Lessons. Tile sale n ma. ~ Y
goo, and was very largely I ~n,, a
from different parts OF the United M,
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Tolsdo.

ToLEpo, September 7.-WHEIT-Dull and
lower. closing firner; No: white Michigan
81 0lh; extra white do 81 02IIl; amber Michi
gan SPOT o. l-ic; seller September 81 Nc; sci
Ter October 957<c; No. amber &c; No. 2 red
winter spot o. Nc; seller September 9i4c, sell
Ter en G ena SssS a sd ' ss,s Se %a PAX
0sc; western amber 9,SIc; no. 2 amber mi,
nolss q co. Cnn-Dull high mixed, 4ic ask.
cd No. . spot 4U9.c. seller October 4lc; No.
white 443+c; rejected SOC; damaged At 361tc
0ats-Dull; No. Eat q IIc: rejected lsc.
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DELIGHTFUL AuruxS WRATnER.-Alore
delightful autumn weather than we are
now enjoying has not been vouchsaied
unto Wheeling for a long time. The heat
Is at no time intense, the rainfall is
enough to keep the ground, plants and
trees good condition, the nights are al
most invariably cool and delightful. The
city has;never been more attractive than
now. The genial warmth OF the autumnal
sun makes all the more pleasurable the
delicious GOODNESS OF the evenings, and dur.
ing the night the air Is fresh and inyig.
Grating. The steps OF the houses are
crowded in the evening, and riding parties
nightly go out the National Road. The
health OF the city continues even un-
usually good.
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THE Nineteenth Century has been pro.
life in discoveries and inventions for the
amelioration OF suffering mankind, as we'll
as the useful arts and sciences. We live In
faster age, therefore require more and
better facilities than they did in ,olden
times, which has stimulated our inventive
genius to the fullest extent. The same
medicine our grandparents used would
not be considered Of value in the treatment
OF disease at the present time. The dis
covery OF Lawson's Curative was the result
Of the need OF more active and certain
cure for rheumatism, Neuralgia and nerv.
Gus diseases; in fact physicians formerly
did not treat the nerves directly. II has
been demonstrated that nearly all diseases
have their origin in disonlered nerves,
consequently any remedy which win act
as nerve tonic, and by restoring them 10
a healthy condition alleviate suffering, Is
Of priceless value.
Large new size Bottles 50 cents and 81,
cod
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/ PERSONAL fOINIs.l = Juuge ElenLuS, VI
Fairuont, isat the St James Hotel.
Mr.. John d. Reynolds, OF the firm Of
Henneran, Bates & Co., Baltimore, IL max.
ing brief visit among his old Wheeling
friends. ~
Nj. II. b. Fischer, the famous New York
piano manufacturer, is in the city.
G. W. Weisgerber, who was recently de.
feated by Louis felsing, has challenged
Felsing ton second contest, the amount OF
the stakes, and time and place OF the race
| 10 he mutually agreed upon.
Messrs. Adam Hess and Chris. Stein
metz reached New York in the steamer
Rhine on Friday last and are expected
home in day ortw6. Their many friends
will extend 10 them cordial welcome on
their arrivulin Wheeling.
Mr.. Tom. d. Campbell is home ngain on
a visit from Iowa.
Mr., Joseph 3. Bleltner, Of Fritsch 4
Blettner, Cincinnati machinists, who has
been In the city for the past six weeks
experimenting the construction OF Rey-
mann's ice machine, left for home on Sat
urtlay night.
Mr.. Samuel Swift, well known miller
at the Riverside, went Fast via the
will Ie absent from home about three
weeks. during which time he proposes to
visit many a. he friends Of his Youth in
Rhode Island.
iii. EIarkin went to Pittsburgh on Sat
uriav AFTERNOON 10 complete arrangements
| for the presentation Of Hamlet in that
city by the Shakespeare and Philomathian
societies. at an entertainment which will
lie held In about two weeks. Mr.. Larkin
will return home during the latter part OF
the week. W
Mr.. JIG. Tomlinson, the affable ticket
agent at the P. w. and Ky.R. X. depot, Is
as,in Al his post, having reached home on
Saturday last.
Mr.. ]. ii. Winder, well.known and
popular typo, entertained number OF his
friends at his residence on the Island on
Saturday night, The occasion vas christ
ening party.
Judpe Melvin, of this city, Is holding
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CrxctxxArr, September 7.-Cotton-Easiel
at II Ne FloufEDuIl and dropping. Wheat
Heavy; red and amber at s5a9Sc; white eOa
Csc. COrn-In good demand at ila42c. 0ats
I'm fair demand at 2Oa26c. Rye-steady
with a fair demand at 5la5Sc. Barley-In
good demand; No: 6allstS q %. Pork-Dall
demand: current make at 90 90; kettle sasXc.
Bnlk .MeatS-unSettled- ut 45<a5II Sa5i SAGE.
Bacon-Dull :. at 5Jza5ssa6IJ ssa6S ssaB53 tta6;sc.
Butter-Dull and unchanged. Linseed OIL
Firm at 65a57c. Whisky-Steady with fair
demand at 81 06. ~ .lTIfH q. Il ..T-Eltill &
Ho0s-Quiet but steady; common g 9oa
$685. light Si16ai l5i packing 8 soail co.
butchers 4lQati25. {, & f,b1 {5lItii{ll
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Two LADIES AssauLrED.-0n Saturday
evening about 9o'clock VIM. Mears and
Michael AIOren attacked two ladies named
Mary Golden and Kate Kane, ut Cork
town" above the Top mill. Both ladies
were knocked down, and Mrs. Golden Ter
ribly beaten. Warrants were issued by
Squire Phillips and placed in the hands OF
Constable Martin, who proceeded up the
rivertO look up his men, but found that
they had stepped over the boundary lines
of the New State and were rlsticatingin the
Buckeye State. So the Constable followed
and overlook Vim. Mears and prompt
" arrested him, and Notwithstanding his
desire to remain in the State OF Ohio, he
was brought over and placed in jail. He
will be tried by Justice Phillips to-day.
Morcn is still at large but will be arrested
probably to-day.
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The RIPuBllcAS PRIMARIES. The Re
publican primaries were held on Saturday
In pursuance of call issued by the Ohio
County Republican Executive Committee
The object OF these primaries was 10 sc
let FIVE delegates from each district TO thu
County Convention, and lot the purpose O
nominating county officers. The meeting,
were generally very well attended, anC
the business before them was transacted
in decorous manner, without any excite
mcnt whatever, everything passing OF
smoothly and harmoniously. Below vii
be found the result, so far as received a
this office: =,
Washington : County Commissioner, G
]. Never; School Commissioner, Car
Hamilton; Delegates, James Roberts. Dan
ielG Morgan, Nm. Goering, Jas Hanes
6. y. Jones. -
Nadison-County Commissioner, Johr
A. Armstrong; School Commissioning Fear
gus Whalley; Delegates, Charles II. Wat
kins, John Brown, X. S. Criswelli l.. Wood
mansee, Joseph Faris.
Clay-CountyC Commissioners, John trew
School Commissioner, John Q. Hupp
DELEGATES. James BOdley, ]. NJ, Richards
hLn. llnllei, FISp' tI,i'Lli -. T. 1,
Union County Ioiillilss'onyii y IL :.
Hanson; School SomnlsSioWWsE, F" u ~ liar
yeyi delegates NJ; JGnets, III u 1 ii'nS!
John Reid, L. Is. DO9Dlhs, l.. e. iia'l ~.
Justice OF the Fsace, james S lS SSnI,Sa1S ''
Centre-County Commissioner, I. e
Motfat; School c Commissioner, y, F. Cald
we'll; Justice Of the Peace, S. 9, A. Hamil
ton; Delegates =, m ,1,Il,,i S" III ~
David BAIRD, u + SaiuNe''' 4t'Ss' -t't
iatt. .,.,,o,,.. r,,,o.
WeDSterEIouh1y S9,l. ,;l.;sTas Eho
lancaster SeloG ~ U - poi,.;IJo
Eng; JISleS 81 tne 49, -. SV EoojfSl
Constable ~ n Me usiy II TI,s;n" TSbos
low, hooeft lH u a. ~ tiA' AUS >E
Bennett uco; L. Litc Tn...,,.;... 1oh,
Ksthe S sS S S0l;; Jesss
W; Schut.hi SENIOR M S ,...a', SrI,o,,rso,,
Mheat, CONSUME 8NI T Im" nar Smith
VIM. Hall, CHRIS honecSeF' II. " u
rlcn. ~ c.,,. c,,nr,,ss;onor, +
Iradslpha--Soull !, y T I'M. y n Iian
NJ. atSlnson' ITs:u,i II r. u '' uornhrooE
IeIson. .. Y. MAXWELL L. IL tAS'"S'SS
l. H. foteiiian n, ,-: a, p;cb,o,f
KcnlSnd me PEl; y" h, cSsc.;n,
sehoo4 n9use' M4s n,s.i a..J any,;nt;nS I
u. EnsilSh 70 tne cisulr "i NJ :" ,pp,;n,' I'm
L MSGoIloGh, SsSfs!aT!., ~ a n a
Nor.n; VI: l.; l HI.. g D. y, SSr;nsa, NOV,
Mauuie, anu Sap =, ,pe conn,y Conven
elected deIeg:lles 70 'm ~, S ~ 4 hi nj
tlon. AmSotion WIS t Inv ,n:a,;ns that 4
hat II pe 'ne setlsS ' - nnn,insis can
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REAL Estate TRAxsAcrIoSs.-Messrs
IiervOy 4 Pace report the following salei
on Saturday: al .g-
The east part Of lot No. IS, on Wheeling
Island, was sold to Mr.. Henry Updegraf
he to retain possession OF it only during
the life time OF Julia GlasScock, for $3.50.
The Cunningham property, on 9th
street, was offered, but the sale was nd
iourned until the 18th inst. .i,f,
The following, parts OF the j. b, Fort
property, were sold q few days ago: Tract
No. 9, seven acres, and tract No. 4, seven
acres Of surface and six acres of coal land
and tract No. 5, six acres OF coal land, al
to August Schadd and 7. Temple & Co.,
for 5000. .als
The Acme Machine Works were sold OF
Saturday, by Auetioneer Heryey, to Ev
erett, Bracken & Co., OF Wellsburg, fol
$, loo.
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAps


"Wednesday last a party Of ft .ss.. i'>A
mounted and well armed " s., even n
mining camp Of Cariboo, lla5a e INTO 1,
miles from Soda Springs, I,I,b6 ''ty s,
some twenty or thirty miner ~ I'M
work on scattered claims, Tb.,,S es /
all OF them in detail, ani also ,I W NM
the camp, took all the voo,l bo Ss sa's I
them, shot the poorest ono 4Vssss VI
They got about $1,000. mS.,,, 40
dust, from the miners. il n 81
this is the same party that ia,eiy,ppds
rail on the Union Pacific at SIejis;stS pa
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PRoBATI ErslSESs. -Inthe County Court
on Saturday the following probate bust
ness was transacted
Isaac Irwin was appointed administrator
OF the estate OF Hamilton K FOrsythe, de-
ceased. Bond 5000, with w. W. Irwin
as surety
The viii. of Thomas II. List was proved
and aIlInitted to record. The will b dated
November 6, 1874 Deeedent ,bequeaths
his entire estate, "let It be Of whatever
character Il may, : 10 his wife, Sidney List,
to behell BY her absolutely and without
any condition whatever, as her own pro-
perty. 1IFs. Sidney List was appointed
executrix, and gave bond in $4,000, no
security being required by the will.
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TnE CouRrs. County, CouKr-Judge Boyd
The following business was transacted
in the County Court on Saturday: l5
Board OF Commissioners OF Ohio county
VS.. Lewis Jacob and Mathew Altmyer. In
debt. defendants attorney craved oyerOi
the bond aud demurred to plaintiffs de,
claration as to jacob Altmyer.
John Sifatton, a native OF England, was
granted his inst naturalization papers.
John H. NuZum W. Fire and Marine In.
surance Company. In assumpsit. Plea
oi nOn-assumpsit, and office judgment set
sate Of West Virginia VS.. August Ncu-
hausen.- Indictments !, 9, 3, !, 5, @, Z, s,
0 aud 10, for selling liquor on Sunday.
Plea Of not guilty entered. Demurrer ar
gued and overruled.
State vs. Heinrich Schwartz Five in.
dictments for selling liquor on Sunday.
Plea OF not guilty entered. Demurrer ar
gued and oYerruled.
Gustave Pietz, native OF Germany,
was granted his first naturalization papers.
Adjourned TO Monday at o a. N.
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TRASsFERs op RIAt EsTATE-The follow.
ing transfers Of real estate were, admitted
torecort in the office Of the Clerk Of the
County Court on Saturday:
Deed made August 20, 1873, by Catherine
Ritz and James n Ritz, her husband, to
Samuel BOYD and Thomas j. Berkeley, Tor
% feet Of lot No. 4, lying on the east side
Of Main street, between Alley D and First
street; exchanged for 1861 acres Of land In
Wayne county, w. Va.
Deed made Nov ], 1877, by Geo. w.
Thompson and wife to the Wheeling and
Elm Grove Railway Company, for right
s'to lay: have, use and maintain its railway
and track through the bottom Of thesteen-
rod farm" 500. 1850
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We call attention to the postponement
of the sale Of the Cunningham property
until next Saturday, September Il, when
It will be sold at 10 o'clock in front OF the
Court House. This property is situated
on Twenty.fourth street, between Main
and Market streets, and consists OF a nearly
new brick dwelling and frame store room.
The street railway passes the door, The
second and third payments run without
interest. Auctioneer Hervey will make
the sale. See advertisement by ]. D. Ew-
ing, trustee. ~ ...-.
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IIoNR AGAIS.-The military companies
which left this city on Monday last to ut
tend the Soldiers reunion at Marietta ar
rived home yesterday morning ut halt.past
one o'clock. The trip was made on the
steamer HornbrooE and two barges, which
left Marietta for Wheeling on Friday eve
ming at & o'clock. The soldier boys report
having a splendid time, and speak in terms
OF the highest praise OF their courteous
treatment while in Marietta.
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CHolcg Teas, Tobaecos and CONNECTION.
cries always on hand, ut Geo. S. Feeney's,
No. 1907 Main street.


ITcHSo PILEs The symptoms are moisture.
like Precipitation, intense itching, increased by
scratchine very distressing. particularly At
night Is II pin worms were crawling In and
about the rcctum, theprivate parts are some.
times affected (; II allowed to continue, very &.
rious results may follow. DR.. Swayne's All
Healing Ointment Is pleasant and sure cure.
HONE CuREs-Wc were great sufferers from
Itching Piles, the symptoms were as above de.
scribed, tho use Of Swayne's Ointment In a
short time made a perfect cure.
J. W. CHRIST, Boot and Shoe House, SI4 \.
2nd street
T; G. wErxAS, Halter, 8 s Eighth street,
Philadelphia.
Rsadet. II yoyiafe suffering this distressing
complaint or letter. Itch, Scald Head. Ring
Worm, BarbeH' Itch, any Crust, Scaly, skin
Eruption, use Swayne's Ointment and he cur.
ed: Sentby mail TO any address on receipt Of
price, lin qurrcucy or postage stamlsl 50cents
q box, tlirte boxes 81 g Address letters, DR..
Swayne & Son, $50 y. Sixth street, Philadcl.
phia. No charge for advice. Sold by leading
druggists. Logan, List GO. f eod4w
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobac-
CO. col
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INV YoRx, Septcmber7.-The print marke
is-aetiSe today, and the SOCKS Of several lead
ing makes closed out 20 leading jobbers n
current prices, Prints closed very strong and
stocks are almost nominal. Cotton goods ar
steady Ginghams and dress goods are in fall
demand. Mems wear woolens are quiet For
eign goods are in fair demand.
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Az -USpESnhE sTRufn.-Yop deserve to
suffer, andff ydu lead n miserable. urSatiSfac-
tory life in this beautiful world, 1t is entirely
and skepticisn, which has killed Thousands,
Personal knowledge and common sense reason.
Ing will soon show you that Green's August
Flower will cure you OF Liver complaint, or
Dyspepsia, with MI Its miserable effects, such
us sick stomach, habitual costivcneSs dizziness
OF the head, nervous prostitution, low spirits.
&c. Its sales now reach every town on the
Western Continent, and not Druggist but
will tell you Of It's wonderful cures You
can buy Sample Bottle for 10 cent? Three
doses will relieve eod4w