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4 CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretons OF youth weakness, early decay loss
Of manhood, ETC., will send recipe that VIII cure
you, FRER OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary In South America SEND
self-addressed envelope to Rev. JOSEPH T. IsHAzi
Station D., NstO York Osin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-08

A RESOLUTION to form separate colored
Sunday school association, and insert the
word white in the constitution of the pres
emf one, was laid on the table by large ma
jority in the Macon, Georgia, convention the
other dav
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murdered with the teeth.

London Times: "a terrible murder, with
robbery, has been lately reported from
Ekaterinoslav. A soldier, just returned from
the seat of war, had gone to the village of
Ksrnauchowka. While there he was asked
to be godfather to child about to be bap-
tized. The pope who performed the rite was
a venerable man of about sixty years of age,
and the soldier was so impressed with his de-
Votional demeanor that at the conclusion Of
the ceremony he presented him with gold
piece as an honorarium. The unusual value
of the gift attracted the attention of the
priest. He asked the soldier if he had many
similar pieces. The latter answered without
reserve that he had been able to save his
pay, and h I'd been otherwise fortunate, and
that he had turned all into gold, which he
carried with him. The cupidity of the priest
was aroused. The better to secure his object
he took his deacon into his confidence, and
they resolved to watch for an opportunity to
rob the soldier. A few days later this latter
set out on his journey homeward. He had
to pass through thick wood. This the con-
spirators mad learned beforehand. They lay
in wait for him, attacked him, felled him to
the earth, and literally gnawed bis throat IN
the absence of weapons sufficiently homl-
cidal. Having robbed him they left him by
the wayside, convinced that he was dead or
dying, and could tell no tales. But some
peasants coming up shortly afterward, found
the unfortunate man still living. They were
SO prompt and skillful in their attentions that
he recovered consciousness, and was able be-
fore his death to indicate clearly who were
his asssssins. They are now in the hands of
the police"
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KAssON, minister to Austria, and Slough
tor, minister to Russia, are at home, hoping
that lightning will strike them. The former
wants NJ 'Crary's place, and the latter that of
Justice Hunt on the supreme bench.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-08

DENIS THE FIRST, of California, has
ordered his subjects not to elect any but
farmers or mechanics to the legislature or
cOr 1rass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-08

BLAINE will refer his complaints of alleged
election frauds IN southern districts to q COM
mittee. That's better than lying speeches.
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WHAT'S the use of Evarts trying to start
little boom? He hasn't any more chance
than Postmaster General Key. So says the
Chicago Times
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The history of the success Of great discoveries az
fordS no parallel to the triumphs over competition
and prejudice, accomplished by this powerful Yet
harmless vegetable agent, which tnstantaneously
changes any obnoxious color of the hair into black
or brown magnificent as any that heaven ever be-
slowed upon the head OF man or woman. Manufac-
New York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied By all
Hal
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st. Paul Pioneer Press, Nay 31st: "Col-
onel Lee, who has been intrusted with the
important duty of building the new govern
ment military works on Milk river, has con-
cluded his preliminary arrangements for the
commencement of operations His force of
mechanics numbers two hundred and seven
persons, consisting of ifty-three carpenters,
sixty masons, seventy-one laborers, five team
sters, FIVE cooks, four WATERS, two black
smiths, and a painter, timer and baker, all
under the general superintendent of Charles
L. Poor. The foreman of the carpenters is
George w. Harizell, and the foreman of the
masons Joseph S. Hediger. All the men
have been employed, and, as they are aware
of the fact, 1t is unnecessary to publish their
names. Colonel Lee makes the public an
nouncement that the expedition will leave the
St. Paul depot of the Northern Pacific rail-
road on Wednesday afternoon, June 4th. The
men employed will report to their respective
foremen at the depot promptly at halt-past
two o'clock. No men except those already
hired will be taken, Carpenters will deposit
their tools at No. IA West Third street, not
later than Tuesday, June Sd. No mechanic
will be allowed to 60 without his proper set
of tools. Each man must provide himself
with blankets and sufficient food for his sup
port on the day of starting. Cooked rations
will be issued on the train the next day. A
small trunk for clothing will be allowed each
man, which he will deliver to the shipping
clerk at the depot.
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The ZUIu6

The Tennessee press ASSOCIATION meets
June 18th, at GallatIn.
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WONDERFUL CHANGES
e. 0' ChristadOrO's Hair Dye.

have occurred in th country during the last three
four years. but none more wonderful than the ReUo-
buttons in Color, produced among the Heads Of the
peO1lLe nv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-08-09

Now Horn.

NEW YoRE. August s.-Cotton-steady al
l%allkc. Flour-Generally weak; receipts
i9o0O barrels; Superfne State and western
- SOa4 81; common TO good 81 3Oa4 IS
good TO choice 81 70a8 %; white wheat extnI
y I0a6 81 extra Ohio $IS40A6 90; st. Loui,
A6oaB 6g; Minnesota patent process IS Isl
20: Wheat-More active; receipts, $4,000
bushels; rejected spring, 75c; No. S6Sa9Oc
Nc: = Northwestern 81 %; ungraded spring
dsa9lc; ungraded winter red 90caSI OS; No.
= do 81 O5; mixed winter 81 06hRl OK.
unSraded amber 81 GOAL 0SH; No. . 81 OSE
ungraded white, 81 02al l0l; No. 9 81 OK
al ~; No.. l do, sales 5000 bushels at 81 10Y
al ~; No: 2 red, August, sales l62,O0(
bushels OF 81 0sal oSK; September, sale.
9Sl,6Oo bushels at 81 0SXal OsX; October
western, 63c. Bafley-Duli and nominal,
Malt Qniet. Corn.Firm, receipts 5000
bushels; ungraded 45a46<c; steamer 44Xc:
No. " August 45Xc bid; 484c asked: Sep.
tember 46Nc bid, 47LSc asked; October 47XC
oiIi 4LtSc asked. 0ats-,A shade lirmer, re-
eeipts 5000 bushels; mixed western SKA
Soci white western 3BHa40c. Hsy-Firm aud
demand fair at SOC. Hops-Firm and IN.
changed. COfIee-Quiet but steady. Sugar
Dull; refining fair TO good G4SG6Xc. Mo.
laSSeS-In buyers favor. Rice-Demanl fair
and market firm; Caroliua Clarke. Petro-
leum-.Dull; United Gs%a69Xc; crude Sa5Xc:
refined exc. Tllow-Steady at 5Ka5Ic
RoSin-Dull at 27Xa3Oc. Turpentine-DuIl
and unchanged. Eggs-Steady; western a
llhG. PorE-Dull; new mess IS 67xas %,
the latter very choice. Beei-Nominally
unchanged: Cut Meats-Dull; long cIeGs
81 G2h; short clear S 12K. LardoWeak;
prime steam S. 76a5 SEX. Butter- Quiei
and unchanged. Checse-Nominaily nm,
changed. Whisky-Nominal at 81 OF asked,
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THE WHEELING DAILY INTELnGENCERs SATURDAY MORNING AUGUST 1879

into words the sentiment he cherishes
but TO some OF the rest Of us the notion o
q grave in a heart Is not an unsuPSestivI
one. There - q grave In the heart o
this quiet patient colored man. Still, worl
goes on as usual the day after the funeral
and Aaron went on gradually with the
work he had taken up. Il was humble
work Of It's kind, but he did Il well. II
will leave Its mark long after the briel
brightness Of a brilliant career like
Dorothea's has faded out.
Aunt Rachel Is q very old woman now.
She was reading scraps Of q newspaper
the other day, picking out the sylables;
she had learned 10 read lat0 in life. Il
was Sunday afternoon, and Aaron sat by
pouring over the Psalms Of David. Aunt
Rachel, by an odd coincidence, spelled out
Q paragraph councerning "the peerless
Mrs. Alleyn," as far as the old woman was
aware, 10 her unknown. ~ likes to read
them personals said Aunt Rachel, com.
plaeently. II likes ter know what de
white folks Is a-doin'. / nebber has so.
ciated wild culled people nOhow."
Presently Aaron. reads TO her out Of his
volume. She listens, with keen, bright
eyes. When he pRuses she comments:
$50 consumin'; after a second pause she
remarks, $50 distractin'; !" and finally, as
he closes the book, she says, with a sigh:
dat arecertainly mighty Chastenin'.n But
however she may express her apprecia.
ton, l doubt not that the psalmistts mean.
ing p%enetrates her soul.
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Ghe gntdGaenten:
LINES To CAT.


IlVys ihss,rat / lore thy pleasant ways;
love to We thep dOEinE round the house;
love, through all thase dreamy summer days.
To watch thee clErumySUt the lanhlui in0ulFi
love 10 hear thy CALM COntcntel purr,
Aud stroke thy eOAt-s0 near, and yet - Iur'
bot 1 love not when starry night !. come.
To hear thVe, cat, With velvet padded hOOi,
Ilpid ~ taps upsn the startled drum
VI summer nlR-drOgs, PattOElpg on the roof
For when thy claws slip irOm theiF velvet lSckt
Thou art a Wild Niagara eat-a cata Hekel.
Sweet warbler, when the nidant moonlight falls
IN mellow Splsudur On the haunted shed,
OF have I listened 10 thy palliative WAntA,
And Curled thee from my sletpdoseTted bed,
How have WSpt to hear thy long drawn shout
'ARrial OH Na-rl'ai COmSn' 0u-out''
o ea, ambIiioui! Thou vert born to lead
Thou art the int In peace, In war, the iuS,"
And 10 provide fur each aud every need,
Thou never gOeat without thy PuTHj
And like mWt human TOcAltSb who slug,
Houget your buck up cat, VI Everything.
Why dnst thou nso, vain cat, when sable night,
with 'dsWy irrihhess hlls the hleht air.
Why dUat thou climb the roof u yell and iBht
And lip and spit aud SnBftahd CLAW and swear
DoSt thou not biuSh, sweet cat, When rosy dawn
Secs thy fur clAWed out aud one eve GOMEZ
Oeat, thou WOuldIt not thus disturb tho neon
II 10 the Temperance pledge you would but stick
Tlou uouldat not ighi, unlesl al sOlC saloon,
Thou dldAt get tighter, cat than any brick.
know you, cat | Bae II In your byei
Full oft yoa takB your eatnipS on the Sly.
Go, gentle cat, 90 irUm my llpand proWl
Upon the dizzy WoodshSlS beetling height,
On lofty dOrmeT window sllAnd howl,
And everything that Weareth cAt.hRlT fight.
And ! will love thOe still, for all that,
Because would not have theo less n cat.
Yet hear! When midnight pauses In the sky,
l will arise FROM Sleoplsas couch Of mlne,
And guided by thy animated cry,
Aud by thine eyes w brilliantly that Bhihe,
/ will take down my tTnsty cnlveTin
And With SIX pounds Of buckSh0t all thy skin.
'lth also the arst on the woOl-Shtd.
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PROVERBS.

1.-THE Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath and
Fairest Skin In Hop Bittcrs."
"a little Hop Bittcrs saves big doctor bills
andlong sickness
THAT invalid wife mother, sister or child
can be made the picture Of health with Hop
/. when worn down and ready to take your
bed Hop Bittersis what you need"
Don't physic and physic, for 1t weakens
and destroys, but take Hop Bitters, that
build up continually"
Physicians 0f all schools use and recon.
mend Hop Bitters. Test them"
Health is beauty and joy-Hop Bitters
gives healtha and be ,uty.'
There Hre more cures made with Hop
Bitters than all other medicines"
when the brain is wcaried, the nerves
unstrung, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
terS." TIT
THAT low; nervous fever, want Of sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Bitters."
Hop Cough Cure and Pala Relief Is Pleas.
ant, Sure and Cheap.
For sale by LAuGnLIN BROs. & Co.,
Wholesale Druggists,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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BALTIMORE, August S.-Eor-Dull and
lower for common grades; western superfine
81 55a3 80; do extra s. 75a4 80; do family
$ 0oa5 Is. Wheat-Western lower ana
steady at a decline; No. 2 western winter red
spot and August 81 0SXa1 OSH; September
81 DIAL OK; October, 81 OSaI 0SK. Corn
Western dull and easier; western mixed,
spot and August, 45Aa45Xc; September A6H
a462<c: October 47ka47Hc; steamer 44a44Xc,
Oats-Dull ;weSternwhite, 36a3Thc; do mixed
3SaS6c; Pennsylvania SGa37Kc. Rye-Quiel
at 67aGOc. Hay-Steady; prime 10 choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland Sl3 00ai4 90,
Provisions STEADY. Mes Pork-$lO25. Bulk
Meats-LOose shoulders 3Lc; clear rib sides
izc: packed 4ka5Xc. Bacon-shouIders
Axe; clear rib sides 6Hc; hams Ila1lXc. Lard
&c. BHtter-Quietand firm; prime to choice
western packed l2alic. Eys-Aetive at iOa
lie. PetrOleum-Dull; crude SIC; refined
0541GHc. Cofiee-very quiet; Rio cargoes ii
alaHc. Whisky-Duli al 81 O6H.
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reports:
Hoou--. Receipts 1900 head shipment,
5000 head. Mixed hacking dull and easieF
but not quotably higher al Sc 90aS 20: Iirhi
bacon in fair demand s. GOaS IS choice heavy
IS 30aS 80. Closed tame.
OATrLE-Receipts $500 head; shipment,
$500 head. Active and firm; cxbOrt steer,
are In fair demand 81 S0a5 Is; shipping 81 o0s
! 70; butchers quiet but steady tstocEefs AM
ieeders unchanged; western strong corn fed
Colorado and natives s. 90; Colorado ma
Texans Sc O0a3 10; Wyoming natives s. AS
Texans g 76a20 90. Market fairly active and
good clearance made. F
changed.
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NEw oRLE4xs, August s.-Cotton-oulet:
mntddli1g lo1ici low do 1910; good ordinary
oAc. Net receipts 30 bales gtoss Sc bale:
rSP9r@ 70 GFeat nrilain. 81 bales; coaStwise
4El 9aies; nleA lt0 bales; stock 2.629 bales.
Nv uRbEAHA August S-CoRee-Quiet:
dao caIsoeA ordinary To- prime, IlLal6c,
SuSaFGt1 iair demand; inferior To good CON.
7i yellow clarified 73Ea7Ee MolaNesIHnII
and nominal; lermentinc2i nS0c n common .;
a2sc; fair 2saS0c. RcesQuieE Iouisiapa er
binary 70 choice GIIa7Ie.
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CincAdo, August S.-Flour-steady and in
fair demand; XN 81 OOu5 IS; K 81 2SaI 90.
supcrlne $225a3 60. Wheat-Actiye hi
lower; No. ! Chicago spring Ole; No. ? win!
teroska9Oc; No. 2Ctlicago spring S4j<c cash:
81 'faS42sC September A%c October; No. 3!
IGc; Corn-ln good demand and a shade
higher al 33aSc cash; 3iXc September
SAAcbld October; rejected S2Ha32Xc. Oats
@steady and firm at 23Ac cash, September:
SIC October. Rye-EaSier at i9Jfa5Oc.
barley-Dull and nominal. Pork-GeneulIy
unchanged. but soma sales ratker higher al
y l2Easl 10 cash and September; $sI7Ias %
October; IS 10 for year. Lard-Actiye, frm
and higher; closing weak at S 321le5 IS caSh
aud September $585n6 37Hi October; IS 81
Tor year. Bulk Meats-Stcndy and finn Al
: S5a4 Soat o.. Whisky-Steady and un.
changed at 81 o..
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PnlLADELrnA, August S.-Hou-DulI
Minnesota extra faEuily, good IS a5a5 50;
choice $5 75; Ohio family, FOOD IS 30: cboiee
3 ], 70; Minnesota patent Sc coal rs, Rye
FlourS.Steady at 50 IS. Wheat-Dull ma
unsettled No, 2 red. elevator, 81 OK. Corn
Demand active; high mixed, on track, 47a
VIC; yellow 4Sc. 0ats-Quiet and steady;
white western S6aS6hc; choice and fancy 3fa
Sl1Sc Froyisions-Quict and unchanged. Pc
tTSlGlm-Meak; refined 6Ac;, crude SIG
MhlsKyEtlrn; western 81 OK. Lard
ira l6alsc; New York State and Bradforj
county, Pa, extra l5alGc: Western Reserys
extra l2ai4c. Eggs-Dull; western Ike,
Cheese-Qutet; creamery 6abNc.
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GlNclENArI, August g. Cotton-Qulet nj
iO2sc;, NOur-steady and unchanged. Wheat
Dull, weak aud lower; red aud white bon
9Sc; receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments,24.OOO
hushSl& Corn-Demand fair aud market
tirnI at 39c. Oats-Quiet at 2GaSJe Rye
Dull and over OF 63a53xc. Batley-Phms
tAI S9aSo. Pofk-Quiet at g 50 asked. Lard
|GQulet; current make IS SIX bid. Bull
ae4s-ln good demand at s. l5a3 25a4 30r
WhlSky-DulI at 81 03. Butter@obIst AZ y
unchanged. Linseed oil-Steady al ~.
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Financial and Commercial.


1
NEW YoRx, August s.-MoNEY-Maske
easy at 2Ifa4 per cent; el0singat ~. PrlmI
mercantile paper 8a4 per cent Sterling Ex
change dull and weak at a 81; sight OK
change on New York a 81.
Dry'goodS imports for the week, $I,9S4,0OO
9ovERSAESTs-Frtn.
unitd States o d iSsI, eOupOnI.....~..............iOlI
W.
NV soaf and . bAlt..............................,..l0
Y EVatS ..+.'s!g "
SAtteHe' N'''''s.s.''''.'.'...
RAILROAD BoHDs-Ffrm; @. @. &L g., hrsts
%t seconds q.
STATE B0NDs-Dull.
RECONSIDERATION WIS active and buoy,
ant and with the exception Of q very slight
reaction during tie afternoon, prices ad'
yaneed steadily to the close. Lake Shore led
Doth IN strength and activity, selling up from
SoN 70 SSN, with the final sales nj SsX,
Htanger shares were also prominent In deal.
ing and advanced Y TO 4 per cent, the lat.
yer being Northwestern common. Transactions
IN coal shares were larger than OF late, but
speculation was irregular. The improvement
IN the general list ranged from u 10 / per
cent; The market closed strong with an up
ward tendency In prices.
Transactions aggregated $4,000 shares, Of
which 300 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore
?l,000 Northwestern, 1900 St. Paul, 1000
Ohio and Mississippi, 400 Wabash, 2,SSS
Union Pacific, 1900 Delaware and Hudson,
600 9: G. & l. O., 1900 ~Lackawauna,
1900 New Jersey Central, $1,000 Michigan
Central, 2,400 G. O. q. 81. l,10O Morris and
Essex, 400 Pacific Mail, 1900 Western
Union, 1000 A. & r. Telegraph. $500 st.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern, 1900
Illinois Central, l,lO0 Chicago and Alton,
LOO q; Pagl and Minneapolis, 1900 Burllng'
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"They are not a beverage, but a medi
cine, with curative properties Of the high
est degree, containing no poisonous drugs
They do not tear down an already debfii,
tated system, but build II up. One bottle
contains more hops, that Is, more real
hop strength, than a barrel OF ordinary
beer. Every druggist in Rochester sells
thom, and the physicians prescribe them.h
Rochester Evening Express on Hop Bit.
Wheeling, W. Va.
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On CtfY, August S.-PErRoLEuM-Markp
opened with 6DxC bid; advanced 10 zoe: d Z.
cllned and closed at CSC bid. Shipments 60.
600 barrels averaging 5000 barrels. Tran.
actions 10000 barrels.
PtrTsBuRGH, August S.-PEfRoLEuN-Quie,
crude HSSc at Parker's for shipment; n.
lined exc for Philadelphia delivery,
ANtwERP, August S-PETROLEuI--Refnel
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NEW YoRK, August S.-Cotton goods IN
steady but moderate demand at lint hands,
aud prices generally firuu. Prints in mojcr.
aterequeSt Glnghams continue fairly active,
and both wosted and cotton dress goods do.
'ng well. Mems wear woolens quiet, and
cloakings In lightdemlnd. ShAwls aud skirts
In steady request.
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;ToLEDo, August S.-wheat-Weak; No. I
white Michigan 81 o. No. 2do 9Sc; amber
Michigan spot CSC; August SIC; September
yGHei No. 2 amber Michigan 8gkc; No. 9 nj
Nwinters spot 0Skc; August and September BIC /;
red 98llc; No. D. N. red CSC; reject.
cd WABASH Nhc; western amber O7Ac; Au.
gust 91hc. Corn-Steady high mixed SsKc;
No, = spot 31Ac; rejected 37XC. Oats-DuIl
No. 2 held at 9Or &KCbid; No. 9 white 98Ar,
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phIIndelnhin Mnni.

%PmlApELPmA, August :. -Wool.-Im.
proved demand with prices steady. but slight.
Y, in buyers favor; Ohio, Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx and above SGaSSc; X SGa3Sc:
medium 3sa45c; coarse 3iaSSC; New York,
Michigan, Indiana aud Western fine 3ia3Oc;
medium Ssa4Oc; coarse 3iaG5c; conlbing,
washed, SSa4Sc; unwashed 2Sa2Ic; cOarse and
medium unwaShed 24ASic tub washed SSaISc'
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TO CONTRACTORS

e,lsl proposal, will be received At the office Of the
y. T. Il W. Company at Wheeling, West
yIt,lD,. unit SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1877, LOT
AZ, u. xxx ,ns work iOt the BenWood Extentlon Of tut
" n 4 Es. il. X. below Wheeling.
H., 10 spans, 50 ictt zach, Of Howe TTuSl Bridge
yss.BDy Cnck, together With the necessary pile
gg]D,ni,unn, aud tte'Ile supports for the Salne.
ofs, ID pan, - feet, q Hove Trul bridge over
N, lai tty,llc supports for the SLms,
,,,,, i,g Iiaeal leet u pilo TreSllo, With the
,,N,' stna, ef,, braces, Cross Ties and iFOu work for
sp1at 800 cubic yMlu Of Excavation and En-
t~luNar1L
Ppg.JNl, will lie received for each o. The above
,.sI6el Ilems OF for the whole.
pa,,.,td ,pcrldclt!Ons Oi the work can DO seenh At
,laan.r Of j. NJ. l~+litvillC, agent Of the r, Z. 4 St
i"'p a, 20 al wheeling, alter Monday, August II,
n,HE,.,l., II. J, BECKER,
"". Chief Engineer r., WAX.
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GSclNx&Ti, August S.-HoOs-Dull and
prices . shade lower common So 50aS i6:
light s. SSaS 80, packing s. 25nS 40; butch.
e. $ iOAS ISL receipts O76 head; shipments
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81 Mnst Lie DOWN and ME,

The following is an extract from a letter
dated July q, 1877, to the diScoverer Of De-
tlesda Water. The writer Is the Rev, I, d.
Fuller. DID, DC, L., Rector Of St GreRory's
Church, Toronto, ArchdeAcon OF Niagara, etc,
etc: The write:, at the age OF sixty years, was
a victim OF Saccharine diubstes. His phys.
clan said, Ito use DR.. FulleF's " words The
could do no more Tor mo than he had done;
that my disease wRs incurable, and that |
must lie down and die" I'VE should state
here en- purenLters that our townsman Joseph
Fleming, ESQ., Is tho sole and only authorized
agent for this wonderful water for this State as
we'll as for Ohioa and West Virginia To re-
turn to Dr.. Fuller: lin four days, he writes;
alter taking the water, | obtained relief, and
since that time | have taken no medicine,
consulted no medical man, aud presume II |
could give myself reasonable rest, i would be
quite well.n
Such testimony, from such a source, should
indeed have convincing weight.
General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
"a Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-5O cents per gallon, 81 Der 10 gallon
keg, S per half.barrel, $40 per barrel.
LOGAN, LlEr & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbar's Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.