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We claim that this wonderful water Is q
specific for diabetes and Dright's disease OF
the kidneys, two diseases always supposed to
be incurable. II may not cure In every In.
stance, but We claim that nine times out Of
ten q radical cure Is effected. We are receiv.
ing every day certificates OF wonderful cures
performed by the use Of this water, which are
little short Of miractlouS. Its the most mar.
velous In Its curative properties tho world has
ever seen or witnessed since the time Of is
nameS1ke, the ancient pool Of Bethesda In
Jerusalem. - .r.
Read tho following sroul the editor Of The
MethOilt Recorder Pittsburgh, Pa, In the
Issue Of August ID, 1879:
BETHESDA wATER.
a valuable nledlOine, lust as God made IL
Nothing has been found so beneficial for az
%fections Of the kidneys as this Mr.. james
Barns, one Of the original me.1beH OF the
Methodist Protestant Church, writes to the
publishers Of this paper "a follows: ~ have
begun to work again, and seem 10 be we'll. I
sent to Mr.; Fleming, druggist, on Market
street. Pittsburgh, and he sent me q two Eal.
lou jug Of Bethesda Water. found myself
better In two hours and q halt The location
Of the disease was about the right kidney"
Ar. Barns u In his ninetieth year, aud has
been very Ill indeed. His recovery iSa cause
Of much gratitude to his numerous friends.
JAMES ROBINSON.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia, New jersey, Indiana, Illinois
and Maryland,
J9sEpH FLEMING,
n Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
'. Hf, .t4-. u- 4 "
PRlcE-5O cents per gallon, 81 per quarter
barrel, y per halfbarrel, SIG per barrel.
LoqAN, Lar & ca,
bridge Corner, Main street.
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda.
Wafer in Wheeling.
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EIlLAnELpalA, August i5.-Fiour-pull
and weak Minnesota extra family good, IS is;
choice, S so; Ohio do good, IS 9Ss5 81:
fancy, S %, Rye FlouF-Steady at So Is.
Wheat-Flrm; No 2 red elevator, 81 O7A,
Corn-Less active: western mixed 47kalSc:
yellow 4SHa40c. 0ats-Old white held firmly;
new neglected; old white western S6aS6kc;
choice 31aSsc. Proviions-Dull. BeCf-MeSs
S12 co. H~ams--Smoked 1Oa1OLc: picked
7%aSkc. LAri-Wcstern 6a8Hc. ButteF-
Dull and easier; creamery EXTRA lTa1ac;
WeteSR Reserve extra i2al4c; New York
State and BHgdtord county, Pa, extra 14al8c,
EgGs-Dnll; western lie. iGhecSe-Nominally
unchanged. Parliamentary; refined CSC;
crude g. W~hisky-Steady at 81 OK.
Wool-MNrkets steady aud prices unchanged.
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BALTIMORE, August l5.-Flour-In good de.
mand for medium and low grades; western
superine s., 75aS 30; do extra s. Tiai50 do
family 81. ooeS TO-. Wheat Western Quiet
4nd steady; &o:.2 Eestert winter red spot
and August 81 0I; September $lIO75G; Qcto,
her $l0SH. sCorn-Western dull and lower
western mixed, spot and August, 4GaI6Xc;
September 464o; October 473sc; GtCamel
li3kG, QaLs-Dull but easier; western white
SlaS2G: do mixed 21a3lc; Pennsylvania 3iXs
|39c.i Rye-Quiet at 5Sa60t. H~ay-Steady
prime to choice Pennsylvania I3alSHc, Pro.
visions Firm. Mess Pork-$lO Is. Bulk
M~eats-Loose shoulders SIC; clear rib side.
40; packed 42aIHa5Ha5ISc. Bpcop-
ShOsl4e9 i444iAci GleR riA sides 5jSa54c
HaVs-l1al9c. Lard-Refned in liertcs 10
BuLteE-steady; prime to choice western
troleum-Dull; crude nominal; refined exc
Cofee-Firm; Rio cargoes 1la1iXc. Whisi,
Quiet at 81 1851.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue ola deed Of trust mad. by Haumh
EtRh0nbArh W me, rs trustee, dated MRnrh i, 1877. re-
corded IN the o1Iee Of the Clerk Of the County Court
Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed .. Trust IooE
No. u, page o. | will on
SATURDAY, cora DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1873,
commencing alto o'clock 4. w., sell at the front door
.oi lhS Court House Of aid county, the following de-
Scrtbed property, that 10 10 say: 4 piece Or parcel Of
ground tttuate on Wheeling leland, In. The seY-
enth Ward Of the City Of Wheeling, and bound
ed and described al follows; Beginning at 4 point
on the, East side Of North Front Street at the
Southwest gunner Ot Lot No. 8 In Squard No. i Ia
GiIehEtSt's addition Nc, ? to the City Of Wheeling:
thence IN \ EortheFly direction along the East
Ana Of North Front Street forty feet; thence 10 on
Easterlf direction, a. Tight-apRlOs With said North
Front Street, one hundred aud hIty-eiSht feet; thencs
atan angle Of about twelve degrees S0uth eIEhty.IIx
Lett thence IN SOuthsTly direction about twenty.
thfee ieet, 70 the line Of the lot owned aud occuTisl
by John Blown; thence In \ Wtstefly direction, ~
liSht-anglel aut along 'the line It aIdB Browns III
two hundred and i~BIty-One leel, 10 The plHne VI ksRin:
ninSi being . part Of Lot M. Eight 10 SquaSQ No. 4
In said addition.
The title Is believed 10 DO perfect, lMt selling A
trustee, LWnl convey only such tlLe ~ i Tes.eI Ia,
me By said deed 81 trust. "
TERNs NJ s4LE -lhtea hGHlrkl dollars eaSh on
day otAAIei uithIitilp 81 litfte Nlual lnSlullnentS
a four, eight 9lFt twelve ToathI, With Interest mem
dayot sale, cTit 'Ir-l IL neg ,Ii+dlu promlSnrS RD,es,
the lille to he iVialn'l ant / ptymrnt Is made In lull.
". u. IAl.OHELL, Trustee,
w. J. W.. CnWDkS, ~~.liaiIUE. aus
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OInu8nRtt.

. CISCtEEArt, August 49, Cotton-Steady al
'I0}c. Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Weaker but not quOtably lower, at OOaO3c;
receipts, $1,000 bushels; shipments 25,O06
bushels, Com-Easier at 3ska30c. Oats
Steady at 2ia2Ic, Rye-Dull at SIC bid. Rar.
ley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Firmly'held
nj sS09T. Lanl-Inr goe5 demand d full
5a;st bS sa iiEn1. ,S %sSs = S 81 D Sg y x Meats ats,
16 ii SSsi co; short clear nominal stsi S sT5E'
Bacon-Firm ati$ItOOa4 9OG5: 6Q5 Whisky
Steady Ut $ls0S. Rutter-Steady and uu.
q angel, Linseei OIL Steady and in lair dc.
nlATd at Csc, ,,...9H.. l.fs -4.|.s
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Cmca.o,

g ClIOAGo. August Is. = flour-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull, weak and lower;
No; Chicago spring a02He; No. 2 Chicago,
cash sisias5c BID September; s4Ac bid DC.
tobFr; No. ? 7TaS0c, Corn-Dull and prices
2 ~shadeloger at SShc cash; Sic bid se1ptem.
ber; Sixa84Hc October; rejected Sc. Oats
Steady and unchanged at 2SiSc cash Rye
aud Barley.-Steady and unchanged. Flax
Seed-Sominally, unchanged At $r2lal q,
P~ork5stsady aud firm Ct $sST Vas q Seplenl,
Finn and n~otQuotAbly higher al IS 55a5 67X
cash and September; S 55a5 so October;
$40 the year. Bulk MeaS-Qulct and un'
changed. Whisky- In good demand and
prtceSa shade higher at 81 o..
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OIL cIrY, August i6.-PErRoLEuM -Market
opened dull With sales at eShSe, declined to
9, 1000 barrels, averaging 5000 barrels Trans.
actions $4,000 barrels.
PffrsBuRGH, August 16.-PErRoLEuM-Dull;
crude 72Ne at Parker's for shipment; 70.
dned exc for Philadelphia delivery.
ANTWERP, August Observation-Disclosures
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ncAso, August l5.-Ths Droysrli journal

cHeAso, August i6.-rhs Droysrsi Journal
reports:
Hoes. Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head. Market less active aud 6al0C
lower; heavy hacking s. 25aS 90; heavy ship
ping % S6aS8S; light o 76a3 90.
0ATTLE-Reeeips 1900 head; shipments
49, \ So6 asad; Market g ~, du!I ana q! veal common
ping steers 81 l6ai IS; Nebraska Texans g %,
SHEEF-Receipts 500 head. Market dull.
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Cincinnati nog Market.

CINCINNATI, August 15.-Hoes--Faifly &C.
tive and q shade higher; common g 6SaS 10;
light g 61l8 76i packing tS6aa3 Is; butch.
ers' IS 7oaS s2Ai receipts SOS headi shipments
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New York Dry Good, Nurke,.

NV YoRx, August l5.-BusineSs contil,.
pGs Irregular with commission housrs. Cot
tonSoods quiet but generally steady in fint
hands and the jobbing trade Is improving.
Prints In moderate request Ginghams fairly
active and leading drets styles are sold ahead
Dress goods doing we'll. Mems wear woolepl
continue quiet Foreign goods in better re
quest st ~ hga
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ST.. LOUIS, : August l5.-HoGs-Steady;
Yorkers and BaltiInores, % GOaS 80; packing
~ 00a9 10; butchers TO extra g 50a3 rs. Re.
ceiptS 2,6oo head; shipments 900 head,
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$IrlGaalphl2 Areutnn0tat1n.-Thla tain only runs
between YRtell9s G5d TT.RIelpAta.
tD=uI HKcepE S~nnlNY-NGVaFk Accommodation.
tSteubenTillc Acrampp5alihu.-ThiA tr1In durInE
the day TasGeS hagkEard and forward hatween Mar.
dn'S FGyFy Rpd BelssIret stopping vhen required at
Gravel Hill.
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ToLEoo, August l9-Wheat-Fim; No. i
white Michigan, old, $l0lH amber Michigan
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LmporLs % lhe Weak "a 8 b O00.

srocIS-The market was again irrsg1lal
and an unsettled feeling characterized M
dealings until towards the close, when the
money market becoming much eIsier thert
were large orders to buy Lake Shore and
Granger shares, and final transactions were n
q material improvement from the tone pre.
xailing In the early dealings. The general
YET declined u 70 ~ per cent, ST Paul,
Northwestern and Lake Shore leading In The
decline, but at the close prices advanced X 10
2,per cent, the latter Lake Shore. Western
Union was ~noticeably strong and advanced
~ per cent on the day.
Transactions aggregated Ell. 1000 shares, Of
which $1,000 we're Erie, 10000 Lake shore.
1900 Northwestern common. l, 700 preferred,
3l,QO0St Paul common, LOGO preferred, 1850
Ohio 4 Mississippi, 5000 Wabash, 24OO
Union Pacific, 3,66O Delaware & Hudson, 5000
Hannibal \ St Joseph, 1900 L~1ckawanns,
ll,00 New Jersey Central, $500 MichIgan
Central, 1900 Morris & Essex, $500 Pacific
Nal, $500 Western Union, $500 st. louis,
Kansas City 4 Northern, 1000 louisville &
Nashville, 2,700I 81. Louis 4 San Funcisco,
and 800 hrst preferred. T.
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THE MARKETS.
Money Activa-eOvsrnmsnts 10 asod De.
Observation-Disclosures and Unsettled.
Flour steady and Unehanged-WhsAt
Dnila and LoWer-ProVisiOnsSteady u
'ijh3 and Firm.


NEW YoRE, August B.-MoAEY-Market
ae~tlveatia7 per cent? closingeaSy at4. Prime
change bankers bills dull at $lSiX; sight
exchange on New York n sSN.
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TRUSTEES SALE or
Valuable island Property.

RT virtue Of a deed ii trust msds by GenRs II.
trustee, dated the 18Th day Of January, 1873, apa
necordod In the Clerks Office oI the County Cour1 a
ghio county, West Virginia, In Deed Of Trust BooE
Nc. ~ pages SE, 80 and $50, | will, on
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With that she began a string OF ques-
tons about every one in the village; and
not until the clock struck12 did she leave
to assist Mother Gredel to shut up the
house, and then ] had to promise TO tell
her the rest in the morning. T"Ah!" she
cried, turning back as she reached the
door, ~ forgot to tell you-have you
heard?-"
"a
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DErAHrcRE Or rlllss-wAE4lIsq r1lu..
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SdI am the comrade Of these unfortunate
men. I athynota ashamed t6ogn Il, for all
OF them, though poor are hqnest" 7.
The provost looked Ut me. slowly.
HWhere do you propose to ind the as
sassin.tor nS?nER Basafeit tlii eeaNs%'F
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"But whyP We have done no crime;
besides, live go and leave the watch here.
they willsuspect andrtrack us. We must
take that watch to the provost tomorrow
and tell him what has taken place"
"Neyer, neyerls / would not touch that
watch tisf Y
! "Come, wilfred,' said ], cit Is no nse 70
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Rev. \. n. OsE0Od, Now : s,v.,
III have had Dyspepsia, Weak ktomSsh and
Nervousness. j never hhd any medicine Ia A
me 20 much GoOdHs TUFTS PILLS, They RrS
a. good a. represented"
Oaice 3S Murray Street, New YORK..
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eastward, by this time. But SCOTT
has not only been humbug as q
railway builder on the Pacific Coast
but in the East as well. AT regular
intervals we have seen paraded
the number of miles built by the
Texas-Pacific from Shreveport to-
wards Fort Worth. The fact is,
however, that nearly every mile OF
the road-bed lyingly claimed as hav-
ing been built by the Texas-Pacific
was really built before that corpo-
ration was organized. With the
exception of hundred miles or so,
this railway achievement was in
herited from the defunct corpora
tions which compose the present
We heartily hope
that, as an incident of the revival
of business all over the country,
the Texas. Pacific may emerge from
its sleep of years and do some real
work on the Eastern end of its
road, at least. Thus far there has
been very little real work to ballast
q craft which has rolled helplessly
In the trough of the financial sea.
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FOR ElCN.


German and Austrfau Auinacc.
LONDON, Oct. 22i.-A Vienna
dispatch discussing the Austro-
German alliance, says: sit is ac-
knowledged document on the
subject exists, and it is even sug-
gested that its form is such as not
to require the signature Of the con.
tracing parties"
BERLIN, Oct. 22d.-The North
German Gazette, referring to Lord
Salisbury's mention of an Austro-
German understanding, says:
Whether this agreement has taken
the shape of a written treaty,
formally concluded, must to prac-
tical politicians appear rather an
Indifferent matter as affecting the
actual condition of affairs.
Runners Of Bank Rates Advance.
LONDON, Oct. 22d.-Tt is rumored
in well informed circles that rise
in the minimum rate of discount OF
the Bank of France is imminent.
Ii the prediction is verified, the
Standard says an advance in Off
cial quotations of the rate of the
Bank of England, now per cent,
could not be long deferred.
Gabines Council.
LONDON, October ga Cabinet
Council has been summoned for to-
morrow.
The silver QuestiOn.
BERLIN, Oct. 22d.-There seems
to be no doubt that the Govern
ment has renowned the idea of re-
verting to mixed silver aud gold
standard. To facilitate CONNER.
cial transactions, however, it will
reissue the thaler pieces which
were to be melted, and will coin q
large quantity of two mark pieces.
President of sbe Prussfau DIer.
BERLIN, Oct. 22d.-Von Bennig.
sen, leader of the National Liber.
als, has been suggested as a candi-
date of the Conservatives and Ma.
tional Liberals for President of the
Prussian Diet. 1t is believed that
this proposal emanated from Bis
marck, and is intended as a notice
to the Clericals not to be exorbi-
tant in their expectations.
New Tmrkisn Minis;ry.
PARIS, Oct. 22d.-News of the
formation of a new Turkish Minis.
| try is received with great disfavor
| 1t is remarked that it Is Ministry
of intrigue and reaction.
Magazine Explosion.
SIMLA, October 21st.-The explo
sion at Poala Nissan is believed t,
have been accidental. All militar,
stores collected by the forme
Ameer, Shere Ali, were destroyed
The Outbreak OF Sept. 81.
SIMLA, Oct. 22d.-Gen. Robert
has begun an Investigation into tn
cause and circumstances of the out
break of Sept EN- Der Sd.
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Land an she vsiIey OF she Red
River Of che NorsD.
NEW York, Oct. ga private
letter from Illinois to gentleman
of this city, says: 81 am just back
from little run to Northern Da.
kota, and those new lands in the
valley of the Red River OF the
North, about which Gladstone has
been writing. L found them fertile
and full of promise, anu worthy OF
all that has been said in their favor.
Many happy and prosperous homes
will be found there. Five million
bushels of fine wheat, coming to
market this year along the North
ern Pacific Railroad, make us ask
whether, after all, Cook was so
much mistaken"
virgiBians and the OHIO Il cotton.
NEW YORK, Oct. 22.-The 1ri-
bune's Washington Special says:
Postmaster-General Key was in
Richmond when the returns of the
Ohio victory for the Republicans
were received. He was in close in.
tercourse with the business men of
Richmond aud vicinity, and says
they manifested an apathy in re-
gard to the event which surprised
him. When they did express
opinions they seemed generally to
think the result was quite as well
as if their party had won the fight.
They were generally opposed TO Ew-
ing's financial theories, and were
glad to see them finally exploded.
The Grant Boom.
BOSTON, Oct. 22l-The Globe
says that the Grant boom is as
strong in Massachusetts as in Cali
fornia, and should Grant go to the
Bay State the demonstrations of
his Republican admirers would be
as numerous and imposing as they
have on the Pacific Coast.
Suspension OF n Gratu Firm.
CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-Tbe Chicago
Grain and Provision Exchange,
managed by Charles f. Doxy, sus.
pended this morning. 1t has been
seriously embarrassed of late, and
was only kept up by the generosity
of friends; but the strong advance
in corn and provisions to-day, and
of wheat during the past week,
have so impaired its finances that
was the only course left.
not very heavy.
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THE Texas-Facific is beginning
to stir its sluggish limbs and an
nounce itself as in a posture for
business. Whatever the relations
this corporation may have had
with the people of Louisiana and
Texas, it has thus far been an I'M
mitigated curse to this Coast. Tom
Scott came to this section in 1872
and announced it to be his purpose
to complete In three, or, at the
the most, in five years, his grand
enterprise. He was fianked on one
side by John Sherman, the present
Secretary of the United States
Treasury, and, on the other, by Col.
John w. Forney. Any people
would have been excusable in
yielding to the Influence of such a
high sounding pronunciam ento,
backed by such magnificos of ma
tional importance. Yet the dates
mentioned by Scott for the compile
ton of the Texas-Pacific have been
overpassed by four and two years
respectively. The law under which
he held his franchise compelled
him to build ten miles from San
Diego eastward the first year and
twenty-five miles every year there
after. He should, under this stipu-
lation, have about one hundred and
sixty miles built from San Diego
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A number of desirable rooms to
let at No. z Third street. The Ioca-
ton is accessible and desirable
from every standpoint. The neigh
borhood is good and the house is
barely five minutes walk flom the
Court House.
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Magazine Explosion /.

Philology should teach us, says
an exchange, that when Eve saw
the serpent in the tree she scream
ed, and grasping one of its limbs
for support in her half-fainting con-
dition, an apple was detached
therefrom and remained in her
hand. Hence, we use the verb ITO
s""F"" 20 express any quick action;
-'d out of
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HAYwARDs, Oct. 22d.-The ex-
animation of w. H. Isaacs, for the
shooting of Joseph Smith, came up
before Justice Warner on Monday.
District Attorney Gibson appeared
for the people and Joel Russell for
defendant. The testimony intro
duced showed that the shooting
was in self-defense, and this morn
ing Isaacs was discharged. Smith
is getting better, and will probably
live.
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a O a RID

Toall who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretIons of youth, nervous
weakness, early decay, loss of manhood,
etc., will send q recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary
in South America. send self-addressed
envelope to the REV. JOSEPH It. IN
MAN, Station D, Bible House, New York
City d6-ly
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Herald Steam Printing House.

tho facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing job work are not
surpassed in California outside OF san
francisco and Sacramento. All WORK gu
trusted to us will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. %.
EVENING srREErs-4.OO p. NJ.

Savage, l194 b, II a: H l. N, lSh b. I'm
ion. " S; Belcher, 50 b;, Scorpion, "a b;
Con Va, 5I S; Point, $50 b; Utah, % b,
22h a: Alta, 81 b.; Belle Isle, 40 b, AZ a;
Benton, $50 b, 1 a; S Nevada, $50 S; Jack
ct, l4s4 s; Ophir, 324 b, 3S a; California,
5ia s; scorpion, 5 b.