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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
ExpL1IyNG 4 CORRECTION"

ANOTHER CARD FROM GEORGE SHEPARD PAGE.
70 the EditOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: Permit word of explanation. My
communication OF the 23d ult, respecting the Rev.
George Bowers. was based upon what seemed 70 10
prma facale evidence The names OF the " Rev George
Bowers" and "Coonville" did not appear IN
the list OF ministers and churches in tie Newark,
Philadelphia and Washington associations Ia the asst
annr1i ren0rt QSTs) of the CONGREGATIONAL churches
of New-Iersey. The Gazetteer OF the United states
contains but one Coonyille," and that IN Iowa Al
Jersey for several years never before heard OF the
Rev. George Bowers or CoouYlle" - n,
Slauleu " j., May I, 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
NETWORK DAILY SHEET

meriorous and gallant conduct In the past and that
his services may not be lost to the Army In the future.
believe that In the increase reorganization OF the
Army l. sound policy TO select appoint only such
officers Of known integrity and ability, and
these grounds AJAX for General Opdyckes appointment
the Army OF the United States feeling assured that
he will do nothing bnt that which shall reflect credit
both on himself aud the Army.
(Signed) GEO. II. THOMAS
MaiOr-GeneTal L. :. A, Com'd'g
lit must be remembered that General Stanley's
grievance against General 0pdycke is that the
latter has perslstently stated las he swore a few
DAYS ago IN the cOurt-martal that the stories of
General Hazen's misconduct at Pittsburg Landing
utterly false. and that HaZen did, IN fact. be-
have with distinguished gallantryl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
NOMINATIONS.

W,sHrEGroY, May 2.-The President sent
,,,. t,,,,,vin, nominations to the senate to-day
The,dore L. Poole be Pension Agent at canandaisua
New.NoTk. $500 ~. " ~.
-. "a r,f,rt-r IN No
.ecgud. Lieutenant The IA Cavalry L. = A. - - d,
EIrII Promote ns-Mcdca Inspectors Johh \ ihyof ahn
u.turrn To blrectorsi ,urg.thn hchIy
q Nelson aud Robln1o 10 be Me0eal lhsptu,o
Passed As-istaut surgeOns v. g brennan snu JAWS -
Hawke 10 be surgeons claude H. RUSSELL oil georgia 10 DC
AA-i.lanI suI-eaI- l.. d D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
rHE UN1ov cEMErERY coMPANYs BOoKs.

The trustees of the Union Cemetery Com
pauy of Bushwick II June last directed their
treasurer Jacob Butcher who had held that position
for seven years, file bond for faithful performance
OF mis- duties Treasurer Butcher refused to d1 this
considering II reflection him. ThereupOa Frederick
Cocheu was elected treasurer He demanded the books.
etc OF Mr. Butcher. who refused 20 nfer them.
Urea surer COchru then appealed the Brooklyn City
Court, and Judge Nelson has issued mandamus re-
qurng Treasurer Butcher to surrender the company's
DrODerty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
KINGs COrNTY OFFICIALs INDICTED.

The April Grand Jury of the Kings County
Court OF Oyer and Tcrmner yesterday presented in
dictmens for mali against several members Of
the Board OF supervisors firm OF contractors and the
County Storekeeper. In its presentment the Grand
Jury says Technical otiecuons have shielded many
others from indictment whom we find IL difficult to
REACH although satisfied in our minds OF their guilt"
Michael CoeY, the County storekeeper is indicted for
accepting unsound and other supplies from Har-
rson Brothers, contractors, and certifying that they
were IN accordance with the contract Two indictments
were found AGAINST william II. and John Harrison, a
firm OF and butchers for furnishing supplies 81
quality inferior to required by The contracts SUI
p-rv.Ors Byrne, Quick and EgOf, and ex-SuperylsOr
Ierney are indicted jointly members OF
the Supervisors supplies Committee, for certi-
tying that certain balls or Harrison Brothers
were a proper charge the county euperyisor-at-
Large Guthrie IL Indicted because he Iaed 10 veto the
resolution board directing the payment OF certain
bills certified 20 by the supplies COmmltee Inc lhdct-
the COnr-House Yesterday. The opinion expressed
that they would ne quashed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
1NLuNcT1oN Against "FArINIrzA - DISMISSED

INJUNCTION AGAIN-I FAIINIILA" DIoMIs0EU
The motion made by Gustav Amberg for
an Injunction restraining Daniel H. Harkins and VIII
liam j. fryer IT, from continuing the playing Of Suppes
connie opera Fatinitza at the Fifth Avenue Theatre,
was argued yesterday before Judge Sedgwck in the su
perior Court Special Term. The plaintiff claimed that
he had purchased from Mr.. Won suDpe the exclusive
right to produce the opera in America. The stage
right for this city he sold TO Adoph Seueador OF the
Ciermania Theatre for per or the profits. Ex-
Judge DitenuOeor argued for the defendant tha there
was no such thing In law stare right;' that the
only when property the opera could be trans
erred by or the unpublished man
uscripL Edward Hasscr leader or the Fifth Avenue
orchestra pure lased the piano score or the opera IN
Vienna music store where publicly sold for nor
ms a copy Judge Sedgwck denied The motion for an in
junction Mr.. Harklns and number or actors were
present during the argument.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
XLTIM OO8GRESS-Isr SESSION.

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
THE SENATE ONLY ~ sEsSION-A TEXAS PACIFIC
sr-nsfDy BUI-CoNrAGIoUS DIsRAsEs-sENAToR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
GENERAL STANLEY'S TRIAL
,oxc TREATMENTS ON BOTH SIDES.

Tong ARGUMENTS ON BOTH SIDES
orv,cTL REPORTS OF THE BATTLE OF SHILOH
cvxrpA1 M'MAHoN's PLEA FOR STANLEY
r-nGF-A ADVOCATE swAIM's ADDREss-ARGUMhNi
nv GENERAL HARMS COUNSEL
Arguments for the prosecution and for the oe,
,once were delivered at the Stanley Court-ai'iN
Yesterday, before large number Oh ri'i, c.
y,on In his address in defence Oh 0on
eral Stanley. General Mcmahon DISCLAIMER any
.,aIce or evil intent on the part OF the accused
man; contended that the truth OF Oenerai 'tail,
To- statements was sustained by the evidence ana
~. ~ motives in making the charges was to
1;r' tho service In lis reply >Judge-Advoeate
puiiS .no al 80 length the charges and specifi-
cations; defined the aw3f libel as applied 20 t 4hs
- On both sides. At the conclusion
ot The tbc Judee-AdvOcates address an elaborate
argument for the prosecution on the legal a.
,;+s If the case was submitted and was read III
nrt Reports of the battle Of Shiloh and letter
en-, General Stanley to the Court were also
brought IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH Army CORPS, I
D.rlmler = l-H l.

GENERAL: have the honor submit TO YOU IN adj
vance OF regular recommendations reports, special
men ion OF the gallant services ~ Colonel l. Opdycke
I9jh ONO Volunteer Infantry BYpersonal and stren-
nous excrtiOn fearless exposure Of person, he
more st rmcnta IN securing Gepulse OF the rebels
in the BATHS Of Franklin than any other officer who
came under my observation.
/ attribute % aim the SAVING Of that battlefield
Ve~v rrspcctfully, your Obedient servant.
f-igncaD d. :. STANLEY MajOr-General.
BrfgqdicT-GenegGi ". u. WHIPPLE, Chicago
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

dSouthern Cdltivator,l

The testimony is universal and
without exception that those farm
ers are most prosperous who buy
ieast-4in other words who raise
what lis needed for Ihome,cousump-
tion. Excessivecu cultivation of mon
ey crops has CURSED us for years
past, aud there is not q shadow OF
doubt THAT our true policy is to
curtail them to the very last de-
gree. What particular crops to
plant, must he left to each ones
discretion--soil, climate and sur
soundings entering largalyinto the
problem. Let every one scan
closely his past experience, and
see what crops have paid, and
whatkavenot, and discard prompt
8y what have not paid. lt is far
better to let land rest and grow
vegetable matter foriits enrichment
than to exhaust it by cultivation,
and at the same time lose by the
operation. Sowing down largely.
in small grain, is another cheap.
method of utilizing land--if profits
are small, expense accounts are
small also. We know all this IS
trite and old, but menIlike wagons
run IN ruts-.follow old habits
and it is only by repeated urging.
'thatthey ,canibeturned out ofthem.
ECONOMY.
Next to making" is Saving =
and now that "making" is almost
impossible, Saving" is dou!ilyiim-
lportaut. Extravaganza public aad
private, has marked the last de-
.cade, and brought the country to.
financial bankruptcy. A change.
is iimperatively demanded. Let
the farmer.stop every "fleak" --car-
tail expenses, notiin q 'ipenny wise
and pound foolish" manner, but
wisely and ludiciously. Avoid.
great risks-yield not totthe temp
tations held out by extrevagant
estimates. Make haste slowly, be-
ing assured that if he tloeslhis part
well, q good measure of success
will certainly reward him.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

LAKE CHARLES, CALCAsIEU pARr y
LOUISIANA.

TNHE undersigned has just opened
IL the above named hotel, on Rvas
street between the Catholic Ohnrea
and Moss Il Riddiek Is store. The b,,;a.
ing is q large, two story house. and ia.
recently been completely renovated
throughout, and newly painted. All
the furniture is entirely new, and mr..
chased expressly for tllfs hotel, I'M
table viii I've supplied with the hest tbo
market affords. A large feed stabla
will soon be finished, in the rear Of ia
hotel lot. The hotel is admirably ven an
tilated and well lighted The hotel Ia
measures $50 feet by 4U0 feet. III will
be the aim Of the proprietor to make II
"a first class hotel in every particular,
Commercial travellers will find 1t a pleas.
ant stopping place. Prices moderate,
to suit Che times.
wv. Ell. HASKELL.
'aly ll, dS9e. Proprietor.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
Am Electric Woman.
Nevada lCal.l Transcrint.l

Nevada (Cal.) Transcfipt.l
A Nevada City lady Of high So
,cial standing presents slpgnla:
case Tor the consideration of sci
tentists. For many years past she
has been afflicted with acute lneu-
ralgic pains lii various parts of
the body, and some time since.
hoping TO find relief, fesorted to
the use of an electric battery. She
used the apparatus for six months,
but found no RELIEF. AT the time
nothing WAS noted of an unusual
character as q result, and, al
though several months have since
elapsed, 1T was only when the re
cent cold weather commenced
that any extraordinary symptoms
followed. One night last week
the lady had occasion to enter a
dark room and pick tnpa wooden
coat that was lying there. AS she
did so, she WAS both surprised and
frightened to observe % bright
light surrounding the hand that
held the garment. AT the same
time electric currents passed
along the arm, shocking her quite
severely. When her husband was
Informed of the TACT, he tdisoredit-
ed its reality, thinking there was
more imagination than anything
else I'm 1T. So, the next evening,
to convince the iinoredulons better
half, she turned the gas out in the
room where they were sitting, and
letting her hair down, began
eombing 1T. "A remarkable display
of light was the result. The
sparks flew In every direction, and
there was q sharp, cracking sound
as the teeth of the comb passed
between the hairs In laying her
hands upon iron the lady does not
observe the peeuliarities referred
10, but the instant she touches
WOODEN cloth, the fire begins to fly,
and the shocks follow one another
in rapid succession.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
Lake House HofeI
B "A r. r. DOM
OPPOSITE THE COURT Ho11Sn
Lake Charles, La.

HAVING purchased the abova ~
Ill known hotel property, 4 hava We" saa
GENTLY and thoroughly repaired rsss.,. 5. s.
and newly furnished the e,firef 800: $50
ing, and am Determined to keen = , a;,sa
class hotel. The bar viii be su,,,,l;ea
with the finest liquors, cigars. etc ''''u
Horses, mules aud oxen, win he ,,.s
fed and sheltered in my large F.Es ,Sn
STABLE, in the rear of the hoteI ~''4a
My STEAM FERRY across Ia.
Charles will transport passengers p,ass
ons, and animals to and from Raps,as
Perkins Mill, and Lake Charles "s
i am also agent for The schooner
WELCOME.
Prices moderate, and a sincere ;p,...
bion to please all customers. INV - ~
feb Ia. sS78.-tf
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
DIR. .J. nj. gs1LddARD.

HAVING permanently located in the
i IL town Of Lake Charles, respectfully
offers his professional services to the
citizens of Town and country Disease
tof the Throat and lungs treated on an
improved plan; also Rhumatism and
Neuralgia. Cancers removed without
the use of the knife or .cauatic. and
without pain. March 16, SIG.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL NEWS.

Reports are given daily from all the markets
of the world; regular ielegrams and CORE
commercial affairs, movements of steamships,
operations in Texas securities, and prompt
and reliable Intelligence touching affairs and
enterprises of a kindred nature at other points
that may be of interest to our readers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

"A contemporary heads bis col
nmn Of Jokes Nuts and Raisins, 2
probably because be had to try SO
hard to crack some of them and
then did not ancceed iii raisiu' q
}augh. We hope pecan do better
next time. Peanut dismayed. but
try again.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
lH0. FOR tCAE4CAsIEU PASS!

css~s- n The handsome, swift gun
sr ming propeller
7ssss'sssn R A MOS.
has resumed iregnlaT semi-weekly trips
from Lake sGhaelesito Leesburg. (Cal
ccasieu Pass carrying the tUnited.Sh,tes
Mail. All down and mp trips by day
light. Accommodations for eight pas
sengers. Excellent Inducements to
limiting and fishing parties.
Fare. Each W:ay, So so.
Leaves Lake Charles Mondays and
Thursdays ate .im.,; arrives at Lees.
iburg same days.
Leaves Leesburg Wednesdays and
Saturdays at Ga. M; arrives at Lake
Charles same days.
Schedule running time between both
places. twelve hours; actual running
time much less.
THOS r.. REYNOLDS,
April rs, 1878. Master.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
A fzfIberssI OfkeR.

EOR SALE & woIhnndred and fifty
II three and o half acres Of land, on
the Bayou NezlPiaue, III this parish,
in Sec. 40, 81 8. IS. R. % W., LA.
Terms Cash, 75 cents per acre, or
seauivalentAnllAnbe sawed to order.
Address Lake Charles EGHo.
fsb2I, 1878.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
SPECIAL DISPATCHES

From allparts of Texas ARE given daily. FuE
feports of Legislative proceedings by tele-
graph during session Of the Legislature which
can only sbe had from tine NEWS, forms O
marked feature Of the paper. Special reports
Eby wire amt from regular correspondence &C
Washington of all congressional official or
political information. Special kilograms and
letters, by able correspondents from New
York, covering ail news and all topics of in
ferest, financial, commercial, political and
social Daily reports of decisions rendered in
supreme court end court of appeals, and what
ever else may be found of interest to Texas
readers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
P0IIrICAL QUESTIONS

Will be discussed as they arise, and always
from a nonTpartisan standpoint. Whatever
relates TO Texas or fts interests will receive
the most tiligent attention. Ina fact nothing
will be overlooked Or neglected that goes to
make up q firstacass newspaper.
Citizens of the interior who wish to keep
abreast of current events will be able to do so
isy subscribing TO their local paper and send
ing for the GA I<STON NEWS
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01

THE DAILY NEWS
Has bean Enlarged and improved.

Having aided WEE PERFECTING PRESS
xgithits new stereotypng apparatus 1.-The only
mechanical equipments of the kind in the
South--equal 10 the delivery of fifteen thou
sand papers per hour, printed on both sides,
and folded with mathematical precision,
draryAc nc ia.af nh.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
M0RE RE4plNa MA7TER

Than any paper in Baltimore Boston, Phiiar
.tsalphia. or pittsburgh; more teegraphic news
chan any paper in the South or Southwest;
more special kilograms than most of the
metropolitan papers of the NORTH or West;
and for valuable features of miscellaneous
reading, may challenge comparison with any
PAPER in any section.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-02-01
j. CORNELIUS MUNDAY,
p IL y Stefan, Surg con
AND


AND
ID R TT GG L S IT.
HAVING established Dfng Store
I'LL in the building of }. w. BRYAN &
Co, corner Ryan street and Public
Square, j am prepared 10 sell Drugs.
for cash, cheaper than ever before Of
tered an Lake Charles. Par ocular eff
forts made to always have on hand a
full supply Of Qninine. eOplum, Nor
rphipe, Alcohol, Castor Oil etc. A SUI
iperiorarticle of Brandy, WhjslSey, Gin,
Wine, .ete,, kept Exclusively for medical
PURPOSES. CCanbefonnd at Drug Store
during the day, and ut residence, on
iBiloo street, at night, ifn1tI profession
aliyabsent.
N. B.-Pllysicians prescriptions care
fully compounded.
feb "a rs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-20

BALTIMORE September l9.-Flour-AcGye,
and steady western superHne s. 25as Is; do
extra 81 26a4 Is do family IS 25a676. Wheat
Western closed easier for spot; futures strong :
No. western winter red spot 81 22xal 22J:
September 81 q 1fal %; October 81 20I<al 90jS;
November 1O95al COX; December 81 2Ox.
spot and September 64a54Hc; October 6ia
81 40; NoYember 60a5lc; steamer, no bid,
Oats-Steady and active; western white 8ia
IS nc; do mixed S2asS11c; Pennsylvania S4a
SoH. Rye-Quiet at 6Sa66c Hay-Q1iet
prime to choice Pennsylvania $lS O0ai4 co.
Professionalism and active. Pork-Mess
81 10. Bulk Meats-Loose shoulders DC; clear
RIB sides $40; do packed 4>la59Ic, Bacon
Shoulders 4Ac; clear RIB sides exc. Hams
70 BIIter-steady; prime to choice western
packed l2al4c. Eggs-Firm at Halle, Pc.
troleum-steadyj crude nominal; refined OK
A8Nc. CoGee.Higher and firm Rio careoes
new lSal6c; old 121fal6c, sugar-Fim and
active; A soft sIlasNc. Whisky-Better al
AUd, Ha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-20

NEw YORK, September 9.-Cotton-Firm
at l2ISal2k.. Flour-Demand active, and
prices have advanced receipts 1900 barrels .
supertine western and State 81 10a4 90; com.
mon TO good 81 75a6 90; good to choice IS 05a
9 6G white wheat extra, 81 76a6 rs; e1tra
Ohio u 6Oa6 90; st. Louis 81 6Oa6 90; Min
nesota patent process 50 COAT rs. Wheat
Unsettled; receipts l03, 900 bushels ungraded
spring 81 O6al u; No. 8 spring 81 0sal 10:
No.. old, 81 12X; new, 81 10 1Sa1 AK: un.
graded winter red 81 12al 10; No. 9 81 ina
! 81; closing ut 81 10; No. l ST 20; steamer.
No. 2 81 l8; mixed winter, 81 17al Is; un.
graded amber s. 17a1 191f No. . amber 81 l0I<
al l9i1; No 81 20; ungraded white 81 liza
e; No.. 2 81 20al 2OH; No. l sales o.
wy bushels at 81 2lal %; extra do sales q
400 bushels at 81 "a store; No. do 81 l0X:
NO. rid September sales $4,000 bushels at
81 !9aI 2lH November sales IL, 900 bushels
At 81 l0Sal az. Rye-Quiet but frmer;
unchanged. Malt-Dull and nominal, Corn
Active and shade higher; receipts 5000
bushels; ungraded 6la52c; No. 2 bic store !:
5l%a52c ahoat; round yellow 62a6Sc; No, 3
white 57a57 Nc; No. 2 September Size bid,
81 nc asked; October 5l3<c bid, 5lEc asked:
November 69Hc bid, 62Xc asked. Oats-Un.
settled and teverish; western mixed 81 ka36c;
white western 3sa4Oc. Hay-sleady al Soc.
Hops Sominally unchanged. Molasses-
Nominally unchanged. Sugar-Dull; refining
lair to good 8 l3-l6a6 l6-l6c, Coffee Quiet
and unchanged. Rice-Dull. Petroleum.
Steady; refined 1916; crude 5a5Xc United
68Ha67Hc. Tallow-Steady at5Xc, Rosin-
Dull ut 81 22Hal IS. Turpentine-Steady at
2dAc' Eggs-Firmer; western l7alSXc. Pork
demand active mess 50 90. Beef-Nomi-
nally unchanged. Cut Meats-Unsettled long
clear S. 25a5 80; short clear SO OOa8 Is, Lard
Excited; prime steam SO 35a8 As, But
ter-Higher; western 9a25c. Cheese-Firmer.
western 6a9Nc. WhlsKy-Firm at 81 0S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-20
Dunbar's Wonderful Discovery. Rethes
dR Water-AdYIee 10 InYnIidS.

Il YOU wish to obtain relieffrom any OF the
following diseases, viz: DropSy, Torpidity
OF Liver, Bilious and Malarial Affections, (Ai-
buminurial or Bright's disease, Diabetes,
Milky discharges, and all diseases OF the Kid
neys, Bladder and Urinary Organs, in nom
retention or incontinence OF urine, irritation,
Inflammation, OF liberation Of the Bladder or
Kidneys, hemorrhage Of the Bladder or Kid
neys, Stone in the Bladder Gravel or Brick
Dust Deposit, Calculi, in fact any disease Of
any nature or kind, affecting the Kidneys or
Urinary Organs, Bethesda Water Is a specific
for 1t.
1nvalids should not despair. Bethesda, II
used according to the printed directions, will
relieve in quick time the most hopeless Of the
above class OF diseases.
We caution you TO beware OF piracy, and So
called Waukesha Water. Thecurative power
OF Bethesda Is simply amazing.
Bethesda isadmitted by the profession to be
the most wonderful and valuable remedy
ever discovered. The extraordinary medical
testimony OF its efficacy, renders it OF vital i'm
portance that the public should obtain the
genuinc-always ask for Bethesda, which
bears the words "Dunbar's Wonderful Dis
coyery Bethesda"
Sold by JOSEPH FLEMING, our Sole
Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virgi.
MA, 81 Market street., corner OF the Diamond,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
RICHARD DUNBAR,
Manager OF Bethesda Spring.
Z. 3. II Bethesda Is used as beverage,
scarlatina, Typhoid Fever, or Bilious Fever,
will never be known in families using It. II
is a preventive Of this class Of disease.
R, DUNBAR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-09-20

PHILADELPHIA, September 19-Flour-Morc
active; more demand for expectation; Min.
nesota extra family, good, s. So choice IS 76a
5 SOi fancy 50 90; winter wheat patent SO 25a
90. Rye Flour-$S SOa4 90. Wheat-Ex.
cited large speculation; rejected 81 10; No.
2 western red, elevator, 81 l0a1 lex. Corn
active inquiry for local CONSUMPTION; western
low and high mixed 6Sa54c; yellow Ga55c.
oats-Less inquiry; stained S2aS2,fc; white
fair 10 fancy S2ifa34IEc. Proyisions-In iair
demand. Beet-Mess So 80. Pork-S9 ga
9 90 Hams-smoked Calico; picked 7Xa
sXs, Lard.-.Western tierce 6a6Xc. Butter
-Ftrmer; New York State and Bradford
county. Pa, extra l6alSc; Western Reserve
extra l4al6ci do good to choice 10al3c. Eggs
Firm; western l61lal7c. Cheese-BuoySnt
and scarce western creamery s9ta0c; do good
Sashc. Petroleum-Quiet and UNCHANGED
WhiSky-Nrm at 81 o..