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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-28
a Twenty.EIght.Inch aspua.n


That f~arinaceous esculent known to
botanists as the convolyulus botatus,
but which our African blooded neigh
bors call sweet t~aters," seems to have
gone on a general tear this fall. They
have torn the earth wide open in
mary places and have tried hard to
grow as big as a bushel. Only two
days since a specimen was shown by
Mr.. Henry Noodle hat weighed over
twelve pounds. Now one is on exhi-
bition in this Office weighing twelve
and three-quarter pounds and twenty.
eight and a half inches in circumfer-
ence. This big later was raised in
the field Of Mr.. J. j. Bailey, twenty
miles east of here and he has a large
patch Of a like character. The crop
of sweet potatoes is unusually fine this
season and they are both wholesome
and cheap, the price here at present
being Coo per barrel measure. Mr..
Bailey has. however, raised the boss
of the bunch as far as yet heard.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-28

6. II. Forrest 81 Co.'s Stables
on Third street, neal Jefferson, are open.
with horses and buggies to hire. Special
attention to boarding horses. SO
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THE CITY.
YELLOW FEVER DEATH LIST.

The following statement Of deaths
from yellow fever each day, since the
prevalence Of the disease became known,
IS made from the records Of the board OF
health and other sources:
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Notice.

All bills against the Teutonia Relief
Association must be presented before the
LIST of November at 237 Second street.
50 JOHN L. EIoHBERG, Sec'y.
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GoodIett & 90.

Our Office is open for the transaction Of
business as usual. GooDLETT s. Co.
81 282 Front street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-28

Mr.. T%ennyson, with bis eldest son.
s about to make tour a in Italy.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-28

There are said to be 200 900 beggars
tramping about the German empire,
and they are estimated to get as aims
not less than $4,000, 900 annually in
money, without considering the value
of food and clothing given them.
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1t is impossible to remain sick or out
of health where Hop Bitters are used.
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Old Papers.

good wrapping paper at this office, IS
cents per 100. 1887
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-10-28
John LILLY, Wholesale LiquOr
Dealer. No. IA Union street,

Announces to his friends and patrons
that his house is now open and that he is
prepared to fill their orders promptly for
all goods in his hne. 81
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TRACY & co.

The printers and blank book manufac-
larers, are now open for business.
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ST2ECTAT-
ADAMS MAIL LINZ
Ouachita Belle.

NJ. r. Check, master A. L. Cummins, clerk.
VNHE 0UACHITA BELLE which has been
J. thoroughly locked and repaired at tho
Mound City ways and made as good as new.
will ~re-enter the Memphis and Arkansas Civ
trade on and alter the 10Th inst, or as soon
as quarantine is raised and will make her
regular trips in the Arkansas City trade, car
rylng the mails and attending promptly to
all plantation business. She has also been
r~eiuTnished in elegant style, reprinted ard
put in trst-class order and is now one Of the
best passenger packets that plies tho Missis-
sippi river.
For freight or passage apply on board. 81
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DIR. CIias. Baskerville,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office 29s Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-04
Now YORK..


NEW YoRK, August 2.-Cotton - Quiet Al
!l2Sa11 Nc; futures weak. Fourth buyers
favor; receipts 1900 barrels; superhne State
and western IS S5a4 40; common 10 good ex.
ira 81 4oa4 IS; good 10 choice Il SOa6 50
white wheat 81 75a5 Is; extra Ohio "a 50l
9 %; st. Louis s. 50a6 so; Minnesota patent
$40. Wheat-Demand active; receipts 2S6,
w buShelEN 3Spring 02a93j <c; No. 2 do
81 O21al 03; ungTaded do S5a9Oc; upCraded
winter red 9Oa9SI Nc; No. 2 do 81 OSKai OK -;
No. do 81 O9Nal 10& ;ungradedamber 81 %
al 091S; No. 2 amber 81 OF Sal 0S3; No. / do
81 OSS4al O9N; ungraded white 81 OsaI Ii ;
No, 2 do 81 loyal l0N; No. l do, sales Ii, 900
bushels at 81 llAa1 Tx; No. 2 red, August,
sales $4,000 bushels at 81 09al cox; Sep.
tember, sales 298, 900 bushels at 81 O9I<al III:
october, sales 81, 600 bushels at 81 O0JSal O9X,
Ryse-Dull; No. 2western, CSC. Barley-DuIi
and nominal. Malt-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Less active; receipts $1,000 bushels;
lngraded % 1sa45 Nc; No. i, 44]SaI5Ac steam.
er August 449Sc bid, Axe asked; September
4oAc bid, 46Nc asked. 0ats-'Modente trade |;
receipts %, 900 bushels; western mixed S3a37c
Whlte western S1a4Oc. Hay-Firm at 45a5Oc.
Hops-Modeately active. CoiIee-Quiet but
to good refining 69Ia6Sc. Molasses-Dull and
nominal. Rice-Demand fair and market
firm. Petroleum-steady; United 7Oc; crude
695Sc refined 6Sc Tallow-Steady al lS-l6c,
EgggSs-Unsetued. Leather-Qemand active ;
hemloCk sole, Buenos Ayres and Rio Grande
light middle and heavy 2Oa2Sc. Wool-Flrn.
er; No. and super S2a45c; pulled lsa4Oc ;
unwashed aa32c. Pork-In buyers favor
new mess s. s0a9 25. Beef-Quist but steady.
Cut Meats-Quiet and unchanged. IArd-Mod.
crate trade; prime steam IS 95. Butter
Finn; western 7al7C. Cheese-Dull and nom.
inal; western 4a5Xc. Whisky-Nolninal at
81 OK,
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saturday, the lsth dayO Anus, Is7s,

Beginning At 10 O'Clock, A. ", Of said day, Al Ii
front door o. the COuFt Houte Of Said Ohio county
1ell At public auction the following described ne
estate situate at the mouth Of Glenns Run, near th
CITY d WheellnE Beginning u the centre Of III
county road, being The northeast corner Of portion
q I'D tract sold February 1lth 1850, by aid R0ber
y Woods and vile 70 Jacob LASH and IN The division
!lno eeiSeen The A 2. Woods ard the David GaFdst
t1e1 Of land thence With IAid diSibipn line SDo
100 poles 70 small buckeye, formerly sugar tire
thence 10, IS 0St00 poles 70 stake corner 70 "
IL Woods thence With his line solSo, W 96H pole
Q hs eS1tie q aid eounty road thence With aid
rad y 20 poles % the besinning containing twenty.
Two acre, more OF ll AlSoa strip Of land ten feet
vide running IRON the ail county ruad 10 the Ohio
rTsf along We south liueOi and adjoining the land
INA. ;HSs'S!S Sa'Ga W. IeEIed lSF IGS9 ana
Woods forms road twenty feet vide for the Joint
use Of the said W. II. and R. B. Woods and their
assigns. The right Of laid Robert 3. Woods 10 aid
the right and privilege undispatOd and untrlmnOed,
Of Wharfage, hauling, loading shipping and deposit.
ing coal gFAlu and ethet materials along and on thA
river front bArkol the aid land, cold and con-
Voyed ohad JACOB Lash, together with all the coal
In and under the land above described, and AAO all
coal within the following limits aud bounds, viz Be.
ginning at the buckeye ormeIy sugar tISe, and the
notheast conner Of the above described land thence
81, : ~ Ssl0Q poles % stake corner 70 W. II.
Woods thence N s0ke, Elbout no poles 10 the hast
line Of the A. r. Woods hill farm thence With said
last named line n 2f' " about Is poles toa walnut
stump corner Of Slld hill farm aud land owned BY H.
CTantordi thence ST. lOS poles 70 . sugar ire,
nov stump on the TOP Of the hill; thence 8 1879,
W Told bearing 81 w y poles 10 the beginning, con.
talnlng about $50 Aerei Of coal Ia all,
The eniFe title Including expectancy Of dover, In
~ The above premises will b. conveyed making the
ale 10 the purchaser absolutely perfect.
TRIMS OF SALE.-OBO-thlri Of the purchase money
and a. much more ~ the purchaser may elect 70 pay,
10 cash, the residue 10 equal installments al SIX
twelve aud eighteen months from the day Of sale,
the purchaser or purchaser giving notes bear.
Ing Interest from The day Of sale, with Ap-
proved personal security for hid deferred Iii.
stnlmentl and interest," and the title 10 aid property
70 b retained until the purchase money e fully pali
JAMES u ROGERS, Special Commissioner.
J. G. lERvEY, Auctioneer. iyiI.NAaui6
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For some time certain class Of news
papers have abounded in marvellous tales
OF spirit photography, the work of a lady
photographer of Rochester, N. Y, assist
ed of course by the ghosts of her clients
ancestors and departed friends.
Recently two lady sitters were impress.
ed by the old fashioned yet familiar cos.
tune and aspect Of the spirits attending
them in their pictures; and set to work to
trace their probable pre-spirit history in
the pages OF an old magazine for ladies'.
The search was successful, the original oil
one OF the spirits proving to be an en-.
craving entitled "Nourlnahal aud the
other 1.-THE Last Rose OF Summer" Nc
doubt the spirits can give good reasons
for masquerading in those particular cos.
tunes, but as yet they have failed to do 30
The photographs and engravings fell
into the hands OF a representative OF the
Rochester Union, who, in order to ascer'
tain the process by which the ghostly pic
ture was printed beside the sharply de.
fined portrait, submitted them to pho.
tographer who does not deal in spirits
The process was practically illustrated and
explained as follows: A negative is first
taken Of the engraving. When the sitter
comes for picture the negative Is turned
the other side, the collodion put on and
the glass put in the camera. In this man
ner the portrait Of the sitter is on onG
side Of the glass and what is intended
for the spirit on the other. Wher
the negative comes TO be printeC
the paper is placed agains
theside Of the glass having the portrait o
the sitter and exposed to the light. TIT
spirit being on the other side Of the glass
has to strike through it, which gives It thu
haSy appearance, while the portrait, be
ing on the side next the light, comes on
clearly defined. Any one who isdesiroul
Of doing so can test this for himself, AM
theillustration shown by the Photographic
explained the matter fully to the eyes Q
the inquiring newspaper man. The NOR
artistic photographer is, Of course, tn
more unearthly he can make the work
and the gentleman in question said h
could produce picture Of the most Chast
IL ilesCrintion
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baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD 90. 20
Ia s:.,:...:.'.
On and aiter Nay IS, 1879, Paasenser TnIn, mi
run As demonstrating Tine: WIZ
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CHICAGO, August 2-Flour-Quielbut weak
Wheat-Dull. weak and lower; No. Chica
so spring 95a96c cash; sc August; OI1fc Sep
TENDER; No. 2do Sc bid cash s6kc August
SSxc September and October. Com-HeavI
at SSxc cash Al47 S39ia331sc September
834c October. VAts-Dull, weak and lower
&c cash September and October. RyC-Dull
and lower at 50Hc cash. Barley-Steady ant
unchanged at 15c September. Pork-Steady
aud in fair demand at IS Is cash $S12IIlas Il
August; s. 20as 221l September; s. q 1as 81
October. Lard-Lower at Is 5!H cash
$ 50 za5 IS August; IS 571<a5 60 September
S 6Oa5 62LE October. Bulk Meats-ln fair dc
mand and easier, but not ouotably lower
Whisky-Dull and slower at 81 o.
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BALTIMORE, August 2.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Western weak; No, 2
western winter red spot and August 81 0Sx
al COX: September 81 09ka1 coz; red, spot
and August 81 0SX, Corn-Western steady;
winter mixed spot and August 4IHa44JEc;
September 46a461Sc; October 46 1<a461S steam.
er 42a42Ac. 0ats-Steady and unchanged.
Rye-Steady at SIC. Hay Unchanged. Pro
yidons-Firm without change. Butter
Steady and unchanged. Eggs-Quiet at 9al0c.
Observation-Disclosures. CofFee-Quiet; Rio
cargoes l1Nal4Hc. Whisky-Quiet and un.
changed. 2.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 2,-Flour-Dull,
Minnesota extra family, common Il s5a5 90
mixed do fancy, IS 25a5 IS; Ohio family
good, S. So winter wheat patents S 76a6 IS
Minnesota patent process 90 OOa6 90, RYE
Flour-Quiet at $3l2IlaS Is. Wheat-Duil
western rejected 81 OF cash: No. Q red, Gle
vator, 81 l0;second unsettled No. red Au.
gust 81 COX bid; 81 lO1s asked; September
s. cox bid; 81 cox asked; October 81 COX bid
81 cox asked. Rye-G0a6OI<c. Com-Quiet
steamer, track, grain depot47c. 0ats-Dull
white western SdaS7c. Provisions-Dull and
unchanged. Butter-Nominally unchanged
Eggs-Quiet; western l2c. Cheese-Steady
western fine cream 5JSa5Xc. Petroleum.
Nominali refined exc; crude SIC. Whisky
81 OK.
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Toledo.


ToLEDo, August 2,-Flour-steady. Wheat
Active but lower; No. 8 white Wa.
bash Sl0l; Dayton and Michigan 81 90;
No. White Michigan s. 90; 2 do CSC;
amber Michigan, cash, 09c; August 9SIfo;
September 9SsSc, No. red Wabash, cash,
a0Hc; August 9Sci September 93Ho; No.
amber Illinois 81 90, Corn--Dull; high mixed
cash, Sc; No. 2 August SIC; September SO e
rejected SIC do ungraded, cash, Sc Oats
Quiet; No. ?, cash, &c; August Axe; Sep
TENDER DC.
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CrNcINSATr, Aug. 2-Cotton-Quiet at Ike
Flour-Quict and unchanged. Whent-Dull,
weak and lower at 90a95c. Conl-Weaker at
8lai0c cash; 800 seller August. oats-Quiet;
new 27a32c; Rye-Actiye but lower at sc.
Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Firm; ;
held $ IS. Lard-Quiet; current make IS IS
cash bid $ IS asked. Bulk Realistically;
shoulders s. 60; short nib s. 22l1S4 25; short
clear$i IS. Whisky-Strong and nominal at
81 0S, but held higher. Butter-Firmer;
fancy creamery lSal9c; other grades firm and
unchanged. Linseed oil-SteSdy at CSC, Il
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Norm DAM, INp., sanLemhar I. 1s70.

I
NorBE DANE, ISD,, September Z, 1870.
Dear COL DVnbr: u do not know how to
express my gratitude for your kind and gen,
erous Hospitality during my stay at Wauke.
sha. arrived home last evening on the 1880
:. y. train. found the Bethesda Water you
had sent made good use oft Decidedly,
the Bethesda Water is wonderful water, for
you know my condition when reached Wau-
kesha, aud you saw the great change which
took place In few days. Now / continue 10
be well and strong, and hope BY uing The
water for sometime yet will have no relapse.
wish only that those afflicted as was would
Try the Bethesda Water and obtain the same
happy results. Would to God had known
much sooner the virtues Of this water, etc, etc,
God bless you. Your humble servant,
A. GRAKdER,n
The President OF the College Of he Sacred
Heart Watertown, Wisconsin, writes about
the Rev. Father Provincial:
WATERFOWL, WIS, Sept 10, 1870.
Cot. DuNhR,-Dear sir-His Reverence,
Father Granger, was happy man on his re-
turn from Waukesha. We never saw him so
lubtlant In all his life. The cure Is almost
miraculous, etc, etc.
Very respectfully, ..t.
]. W. CoNDoN, G, SC,
President College Sacred Heart.
-! General AgentfOr Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRicE-5o cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
key, IS per hali.barrel, SIC per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST 4 Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
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chicago CaItIs Mar. al.

CHICAGO, August 9.-The DrOvsn' Journal
reports:
Hoes Receipts $500 head; shipments
5000 head. Packers buying good heavy, but
neglecting common mixed; the latter sold at
s. l0aS S0i light 6al0C higher at s. 0Oa3 IS;
choice heavy slow at $ S5as 65; good clearance
made.
OGT71E-Receips 400 head; shipments
go head. Market nominal; few good al
GoA4 IS; fair to good s. 00a4 40 butcher
dull, slow but steady; western very dull
TexanS$2 S5a2 so, and dull, slow and steady
sHEEP-NOminal; sales at s. 70aS 50.
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CtHcHEATI, August 2-Hoas- STEADY, with
fair demand common 81 76a8 30; liglit IS ID
a3 IS; packing 8 S6a3 IS; butcher 8 Sd
SEQ. Receipts 6l6 head shipments $40 head,
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II you are suffering from dyspepsia or
general breaking down OF the constitution
resort ut once TO Diner RakocEy Bitter
water, splendid remedy TO essist Nature
In building up the system. A wineglasstul
dose. Sold by all the leading druggists.
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COURT SALES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Amelia $. Woods who Ile. iOrl 10 chanesrZ. In The
noSs Fl L sosS. g. "a Sth SSS e 3
Co1ntY, 10 the State Of West Virginia, made and en-.
tered Ia the above entitled cause on the 10th day Of
June, is1e, will, a. special Commissioner sp.
bolninl fnf dat ttifT,oIS an
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2
GoyERSNRHTs-lnactiYe.
united States o Of ISL eOupons
eR
noH pour and
rev fouil
currency
RAILRoAD BoSps-Firm.
STATE BoSps-Dull.
SrocKs-The market was buoyant during The
greater portion Of the day, with an advance
In prices ranging from \ 70 Y per cent. Most
conspicuous In the upward movements were
granger shares, Lake Shore, Wabash, Iron
Mountain, 81. Louis, Kansas CityAnd North.
ern, Coal stocks and Western Union de-.
clined 1Sal% per cent, but closed at q partial
recovery. The general list in the final mles
showed reaction Of HaH per cent
Transactions aggregated 2SS, 1000 shares, Of
which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
10000 Wabash, $1,000 Northwestern common,
$500 preferred, 81, 0O0st. Paul common, /, 800
preferred, 1900 LackAwanna, $500 New Jer.
sey Central, 100 Morris and Essex, 400
Michigan Central, 1880 Union Pacific, 400
9; Q. U. 4 I, 8, 0OqH Hannibal and s. Joe, 400
Ohio aud Mississippi common, 100 prefer.
red, l,6OO Western Union, l,460 Kansas and
Texas, 6,OOOSt Louis, Kansas City and North.
ern common, 1900 preferred, $500 Chicago,
st. Paul and Minnesota, 1900 Iron Noun.
tain and l,6OO Louisville and Nashville.
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PITTsBuReH, August 2-PErRoLEuA-Quiet;
crude tlrmer at 76o at Parker's for shipment
refined 6Nc for Philadelphia delivery.
On CtrY, August 2-PErRoLEuN-Marke
opened dull at 601Sc; advanced and closed q
l0c bid. Shipments IS 900 barrels, averaging
5000 barrels total Shipmenti-Uniled line
July, J, 4so, SO; averaging 4al5I, Ttansac
tons $4,000 barrels.
ANTWERP. August 2-pEranLEuN-l7Xt
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peF-pull and nominal; ingOt lake l6,<als,<c
1ron-Scotch 80 00a22 80 American Si6 50a
20 %; Russia sheetlng tli 6Oal2 90. Nails
Cut q g; elinoh 8 76aA so.
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BosToN, August 2-Wool-No material
change In the market; Ohio S4a40c; Michigan
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SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE

''Clears the Head and Throat so thoroughly,
that, taken in the morning on rising, there
are no unpleasant secretionS, and no disagree
able hawking during the entire day, but an
unprecedented cleafness OF Voice and Respi.
iratory Organs" Price, with Improved Inha-
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sATuRpAY, rHg solh pAY or AUGUST. lsl

no 10 pages StS' Sis and 80, viii, on
SATURDAY. THE ooth DAY OF AUGUST, 1872
Beginning at 10 o'clock A NJ Of aid day, sell at III,
'front.' door 81 the Court HOuie Of aid Ohio county al
public auction the following described parcels Of zeal
estate that Il 70 SaV; Los numbered one ~ and two
~ with their appurtenAnceS. Said lots numbered
one and two are SltuitOd on Zane's or Wheeling
Island. Number one contains six aeyes, one rood and
thirty.thrOO and hftqn one hundredths poles, and
number two contains Two aeres, two Foods and four
and one-hAL poles said lots arc bounded gu the north
BY lot numbered three, conveyed by z. Jacob Com.
10y 70 John s%lthi on the west BY land Of Dan
N q MosEoFds on the touth southwest and east a l.
shown BY the plat and pape accompanying tho papars
hed 10 the Office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
county 10 the cause In ehancerytn which The
lanes eXecntOrs aud oLhe were defendants the east
ne Of bae being what % called tho track Of the nil.
rad parcel together with all the improvements upAn
9'd tso lots also the right tEaygalted disagreement
vile 10 said George IL Faube Of record In the Clerks
oheeot the County Court Of Sid ORi0 county In Deed
Book 3d. page 29S, Also all the following described
real estate, lying and heius situated on the lower
part Of zane'G lLAnd, aud ldIoinlng the lots
above named: Beginning at stake in the line Of the
HSmph,h aud Marietta and CincIuuau Railroad
tHct aud corner to lands Of John Smith, John Fink
and said GeOre II. FAubel; thence with Nsid FRubes
line south seven and oueGuaTer degrees, east twenty
and one-quArter poles 70 stake In the hedge fence
and corner TO lands Of aid FAuhe and other lands Of
Anon AeSTords, truSte0i thence With said hedge
corner TO lands held BY II. ". Phillips thence north
nine degrees west twenty and one-luarteF poles 10
stake; thence south eight degrees, west fourteen
poles 70 pace Of beginning, containing one asr three
rood1 and thirteen and threef5uTths poles together
with all aud singular the improvements uon aid last
named tIaet Of land.
The. above described land Is we'll fenced and
has erected upon y an elegant residence, barn and
and other improvements and ID AL under hIph sntN
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
An Active Money and stsok Market.
Flour Unchanged = wheat Declining
Provisions Firm and Unchanged.


NEW YoRK, August 2.-MoSEl-AlArket
active at 2Iia7 per cent, Prime mercantile pa.
per Sai per cent, Sterling Exchange dull and
weak q q SKI sight exchange on New
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BETHESDA WATER.
The Most wonderfai Remedy the world
Has Known
For Ae cure Of al kidney and Bladder Com.
ptaints, Including BrighFs DiseaSs
and Diabkteg.

BEfHesDA WGrER.-The Very Rev, Father
A. Granger, Provincial Of the Order Of the
Holy Cross, Notre Dame, Indiana, writes as
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PATE'NT rs.

LEWIS q BICKEL, solicitors.
Patents procured on New 1nyentionS In nom Is
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References from welI-knoWn Physi-
clans, Druagists, and Citizens.

Geo. W. Houghton, ESQ.,, waltham, Mass,
cured after twelve years Of suffering, Dr..
ChaS. Main, Boston, writes: ~ consider 1t
superior to any preparation laid down in any
Textbook with which am familiar" VIM.
Bowen, Esq, Of Mediation, Grant & Bowen,
225 Pine street, St. Louis writes in the warm.
est terms Of II TO his friend, a. A. Mellier,
wholesale druggist, urging that some more
his city be taken. S. b. Baldwin & Co.
druggists, Washington, Ind, say they never
sold q remedy giving such universal satisfac.
ton. Samuel Spinney, Meadow Vale, n. s.,
says 1t operated on his system in way that
nothing ever given him by physicians had
done. Geo. F. DinSmore, Boston druggist,
says that the cure effected In his case was 50
remarkable that II seemed to many that it
could not be true. He therefore made oath to
7 before Seth J. Thomas, Esq, Justice of the
panna