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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-18
VESSEL ASHORE.
Eight Lives Lost.

HALIFAX, July 1.-THE steamer State
of Virginia from New York for Glasgow,
went ashore at Sable Island, at 1:45 p.
NJ. Saturday. Three women and fye
children were lost i'm the surf while land
ing. The vessel had on board seventy
four passengers, l04 head OF cattle and a
general cargo. Sixty cattle were saved.
HALIFAX, July 1.-THE Purser and
boats crew of the State OF Virginia,
land at SHERLOCK to-day. They lett
Sable Island Sunday, when all the pas
sengers were well. The weather had
been fine since leaving New York TIL
they got into the fog in which the vessel
went ashore Saturday night. Assistance
will be sent from here to the passengers
on the Island.
The vessel will likely be a total
wreck. Four women and five children
were lost: The names OF the lost are
Miss VI. q. Martin, boy named K. ).
Wilson, Mrs. Peden and two children,
a boy named John Wedestand, Mrs. NJ.
Glore, Miss VOrvan and Mrs. Walker.
The ship had IL feet of water in the
hold when the boat left the Island.
The purser complained of the inhospital-
ity of the people on the road from
where they landed till they reached
Glasgow.
The purser states that after the steamer
struck guns were fired, which brought
the Governor of the Island, Mcdonald,
to our assistance in a surf boat. This
boat took ashore eleven women, four
men, the purser, four officers and doctor,
all of whom were safely land
ed. Though the surf was very heavy two
boats left the ship with eighteen persons.
The second boat, when fifty miles
from shore, capsized and all occupants
were thrown into the water. Some OF
those struggling in the water succeeded
in elinging to the bottom OF the boat,
which was presently righted and washed
ashore. Those clinging to her were bad
ly bruised, but thankful have escaped
with their lives. The other boat went
around TO the other Island the next day
and :. n safely landed. Monday night
the third officer with the purser and
nine men started in an open boat for
the mainland. The first night was
rainy and foggy, and most uncomforta-
bic night was passed. Tuesday night
they made land, but the sea was run
ming too high to land. In the morning
they succeeded in landing safely at
Fort Beckerton and drove to New Glas-
gov, whence they came by train to
Halifax.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, d. c., July Is, A. NJ
For the Lower Lake region, northwest
to northeast winds and rising barometer
during a portion of the day.
For the Upper Lake region, cool
northerly to easterly winds, clear or fair
weather, and rising followed by falling
barometer, winds shifting to easterly
and southerly during Friday night, with
slowly rising temperature.
For Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, partly cloudy wealth
er and light rains in southern portion,
with easterly or southerly winds, sta
tionary or slowly rising temperature
and slowly falling barometer during the
dav.
For Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy weather, light rains,
winds shifting TO easterly and southerly
and lower temperature than on Thurs
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-18
NATIONAL TOPICS.
SHERMAN'S COMING MAINE SPEECH.
What the Gentleman Will and Will Not
Show-CiyiI Service Refom-Pur-
chases of SiVer-Payment Of
Pension. Arrears.
sherman's Maine Speech.

WASHINGTON, July l7.-Secretary
Sherman, in his Maine speech, to be de-
livered next Wednesday, will lay spec
ial stress on the alleged excellent. .ex-
hibit OF the operations OF the Treasury
Tor the last fiscal year, but he will fail to
state he withheld it until after the end
of the fiscal year, in order to make a
good showing of warrants on the Treas
ury, which ought 10 have been paid be-
fore June 30th, TO the amount OF mil
lions of dollars.
A Cause for Investigation.
An agent of the Department OF Justice
has been sent to Georgia to investigate
charges filed against United States Mar
shal Fitzsimmon. These are general
more than specific. He is a Democrat,
however, and the Administration wants
to get rid of him.
Secretary McCrary
Has prepared and delivered to the Presi-
dent schedule of names recommend
ed by him for appointment as Second
Lieutenants to the army. The Presl-
Nltlll Is tADNClCtl w dNN III NllO ihcbhNi eS
an early date. The names include
young men from all sections OF the
country, but the majority from the
South. Just now the Secretary seems
to be nursing the Southern brother in
orIer TO secure that influence when his
nomination for a judgeship comes before
the Senate for confirmation.
The Crippled Legged Soldier,
Whom Sergeant-at-Arms Bright, from
some unexplained reason, dismissed,
will be promptly reinstated without
loss of pay. Bright is not now here to
explain his action, but uuless 1t IS bet
ter than his friends think he can give
he may lose his own head for his rash
ness.
Ex-senator Ramsey
Has been rendered, and accepted, the
Secretaryship of War. He will not take
the place until next winter, and will not
at all il the present Secretary of War
fails TO be confirmed to the Judgeship
for which he has been once and will
again be nominated.
General Grosvenor
Leaves here to-day for Ohio. He will
stop day or two at Oakland en- route.
Payment of Pension Arrears.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Treasury
Department to-day issued warrants on
the last batch of requisitiOns from the
Secretary of the Interior for arrears OF
pensions, amounting to 81, ,SO5,O 900, to
which add the amount heretofore paid,
s., ,O35, 900, which makes the total to
date since July lst, 1879, S4,S4O0O0. OF
the total amount appropriated (S2j, ,OOO,-
0OO), there has already been paid
Sl0,2l9,000.
Purchases of Silver.
WASHINGTON, July II. - California
parties have accepted the figures offered
bv the Director of the Mint for silver,
and the purchases by the Government
during the past week amount to 5OO,-
600 600 ounces.
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WHEEIING w. VA FRIDAY MORNING, JULY 1S, 1879
approves the admiraPs course, and is
understood to have urgently favored a
demonstration.

approves the admiraPs course, and is
understood to have urgently favored a
demonstration.
American Horses in England.
LONDON, July 1.-THE entries for the
great three year old races Just pub
lished show numerous American nomi-
nations. 7. Lorillard has nominated
six horses, J. X. Keone five and NJ. III.
Sanford two for the Derby. The entries
for the st. Ledger are almost identical
with those for the Derby. Seven Amer
lean fillies have been nominated for the
Oaks.
Atlantic and Great Western Reorganiza-
ton Project.
LONDON, July lin regard TO the
Atlantic and Great Western reorganiza-
ton project, the trustees have issued
statement declaring that the reorganiza-
ton, without the foreclosure as pro-
posed by Capt. Tyler, is impracticable,
and even if it were practicable, the
money could not be raised, and the
trustees announce that the line is ex-
pected TO be sold within a very few
months under the recently obtained de-
cree.
Invitation to Bonapartists to Join tho
Orleanists.
PARIS, Jnly l7.-Count De Cham.
bord, the head OF the elder branch OF
the Bourbons, in replying to an address
of his followers, conrratulating him on
his fete day, writes: "Let your ranks
be opened TO every man of good will"
1t is remarked that this looks like an
invitation to the clerical Bonapartists
to join the legitimfsts.
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OUT THE B. n o.
Accident - Fire - Big Plmp-
Held for Assault-"HOrible
BOtch."

Accident - Fire - BIG Hlmp-
Held for Assault-"HOrible
BOtch."
IMMENSE quantities of grain az now
passing east over the b. x o. rlrOad.
All the train hands are making extra
time.
MAURICE. \. HEALEY. Esq, a promi-
nent LAWYER Of Cumberland an,presi-
dent of the Pennsylvania railrad in
MARYLAND, died last week, aged hirty-
seven years.
TUESDAY night run in of reight
trains occurred this side of OSland.
One engine was badly wrecke, and
seven or eight cars loaded with grain
were totally demolished.
THE steam pump at PattersoniCreek
is now working day and night, dirhaIg-
ing into the canal 5000 gallons o@ater
Der minute. This is said 10 be th larry
est pump in the world. An exhange
saws il beats the REGIsTER's pOtician
pump.
SCorr Dawson, arrested on aharge
OF UNANIMOUSLY assaulting his pusin,
Klcnael ldNSOl's aJ lestHiiliSN SSttipuf
hal a hearing ON Monday las He
waived an examination, and Wa COM
mitted To Jail in default OF $50 bail.
Miss Dawson was held in $500 hil Tor
her appearance as a witness.
DURING the thunder storm on .riday
evening last. the stable OF Mr.. Ed Viii
HamS, near WilliamSport, Grant comfy,
this State, was struck by lightning and
burned To the ground. There Ns a
valuable horse in the barn, Tut h was
gotten out. Some hay, but nOthln else
of much value, was destroyed.
The Wheeling Sunday Leader cubs
on its first page a horrible blotch or a
picture OF the late William Alh OF
Ohio, with the headline: ~ cut o the
old political hero, which Is not Ind
some bv any means, but then cher
was William" The LSIdcr has Ong
been noted for sickly, idiOtic attemps at
wit, but this effort to create a smi, at
the expense OF dead man is real IN
decent.-keySSr Echo.
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Bodies of Drowned Men Recovered

BUFFBLo, July lit will be remem-
bered that a party of men started from
Port Colburne, Jnly 3, in sail boat
bound for this city to spend the Fourth,
and were drowned. The bodies of five
of the unfortunates were recovered.
To-day party of gentlemen from here
who were fishing in the river, near
Beaver Islaud, found a floating bottle
with piec9 of paper in it, on which
was written: "July Sd P. M.-We
cannot weather it any longer. 1t Is
blowing gale. Give up all hopes. Good
bye. Six men from Port COlburne."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-18

THERE'S no Mistake, that one-half tho
spasms and cramps in children, are the
result of worms, and even adults are
frequently treated under mistake, while
the genuine seat OF the disease is worms.
Try "Dr. C. McLane's Celebrated YER
mifuge," taking great care TO see Elem
ing Bros, Pittsburgh, on the label, and
You will learn agrand secret.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-07-18
The Perpetrator Arrested

BANGOR, Me-. July 1.-THE perpe-
traitor OF the OUTRAGE upon Mrs. Witham,
(uot Serman as reported), at Upper
Saltwater, proved to be Edgar Kennis-
ton, who boarded at the house where
she was employed. After she was re-
stored to consciousness she told who
the assailant was, and stated that he
knocked her down and subjected her TO
outrage, after which he bound and
gagged her and threw her In an old
boat in the basement of a mill. Ken
niston has been arrested. The excite
ment and indignation is very great, Bnd
there is strong talk of lynching.
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CHICAGO.
Passenger Rates Restored.

CHICAGO, July l7.-Southwestern pas
senger rates irpm Kansas City to New
York, which we're recently cut by the
Wabash road, have been restored.
The Cabinet Makers Strike.
At large meeting, at which forty
eight of the principal furniture houses
of this city were represented, it was re-
solved, this evening, not to accede to the
demand of the striking cabinet makers
for an eight-hour system, and it was de-
termined that ten hours should consti-
tute days labor, as heretofore. The
general opinion was that it would be
better to close the places OF business
than give to the strikers. About one
half OF the latter have returned 10 work
unconditionally.
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Lutheran synodical Conference.

COLUMBUs, July lin the Evan
gelical Lutheran Synodieal Conference
OF America the forenoon was spent IN
discussing the Liturgy form Of worship
and the afternoon was devoted to the
subject Of colored missions Rev.
KOestring made an encouraging report
OF the progress of the work in New
Orleans. Rev. Berry, of Little Rock,
Ark, was granted an assistant to labor
among the colored people. This body
has many missionaries in the South
whose main object is the establishment
of Luthern public schools.
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A Republicans Compliment.

Mr.. Ed. o. Ludwig, the travelling
agent OF the Wheeling REGISTER, was in
town on Monday, and while here made
the lSntinl Office several friendly calls.
Ed. is true. whole-souled fellow, and
possesses ability enough to perform the
difficult work IN a newspaper Office in
any department. He is practical prin-
ter, and the writer Of this has pleasant
recollections OF the many days they To-
gether "stuck type" The RDGIsrER Is
good paper, barring its politics, and il
any one can recommend IL 70 the people
and effect an increase in its circulation
Ludwig is the man.
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LIVE STOCK.
last Liberty.

EAST LIBERTY, July l7.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts to-day 66S head Of through and
% head for this market; total for the
three DAYS g5j head oi through and
I,l30 head Of local. All were sold out
nj n shade off from yesterdays prices.
Best - 7bGn4 90; fair to good - O0C6I 90;
common q SOFAS -.
Hogs Receipts to-day 1870 head
total for the three days 3,90j head York
crs 81 906Ii 90; Philadelphias - O5C9
40.
Shcep-Reccipt to-day 100 head;
total for the three days 1000 head sell.
ing slow at 81 20cyI ~ for common to
extra.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE DrUuer, Jour
nal reports hog receipts u 900 head;
shipments 5000 head. Packing 81 2jtd
L2l0; light - 706,3 %. choice heavy
1 Tf0c lower at - Coos 30. The market
closed weak, with many unsold.
Cattle-Reccipts $500 head; ship
ments 3,I00 head. Good natives in
good demand at Zoe lower; exports ~ 500
; 80; Texans scarcerat ~ O0yd275; good
10 choice shipping ~ 3Ocsi 90; butchers
heavy; cows, 81 7j(a2 10; bulls ~ %
C)3 20.
Sheep-Reccipts 900 head. Market
active and lc higher than last week.
New York.
NEw YoRK, July l7.-Beeves-Ile-
ceipts lIO head No trade Ia speak of.
Receipts for export alive. direct ship
ments, l7j head.
Shecp-Receipts 1900 head. Market
fair for both sheep aud lambs; 81 J09
5 10 for sheep; ~ J0Ca)7 30 for lambs.
Exporters bought four carloads OF shcep
at s. l2i6,j 80; Western lambs mainly
g 2jGG 90
Hogs-Receipts ZOO head. No trade
in live the last two weeks: dressed easi-
or at - 37ld5 S7i per 100 lbs.
Baltimore.
BALrIMoRK, July I7.-Cattle-Mar-
ket dull, and prices lot OFF; very best
5i@5ic; first quality iiCa5c; medium ~
d4ic; ordinary 2i@52lc; most 81 the
sales were at 3i@Itc. Receipts 1885
head; sales | ,70S head.
Hogs-Supply about equals demand.
Quotations bGa5lc. Receipts 5,9Sj head.
Sheep ana lambs - Receipts $50
head; quotations, sheep 3,s,4ic; lambs
3!@5lc.
Cincinnau.
CIso:sShT:. July H.-lIogs Light
dull heavy quiet; common - OO(a3 %;
light s3 70la)3 -; packing IS D0,s3 70;
butchers s3 s5Ha3 80. Receipts 6zj
head; shipments 20 head.
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LYNN TRUNK MYSTERY.
The Arrested Parties Jailed.

BoSroN, July 1.-THE several parties
arrested Yesterday as concerned in
causing the death OF Jennie 2. Clark,
the victim in the Lynn trunk mystery,
were indicted by the grand jury this
forenoon and soon after arraigned before
Judge Aldrich, who ordered each of the
defendants to recognize in the sum OF
$4,000. and in default of which they
were all committed.
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shooting ARRAY on Floating Bagnio.

CHICAGO, July l7.-AbOut 3 O'Clock
this morning, row occurred on board
a boat devoted 10 the vilest purposes
snd owned by Bill Murray, who Keeps 1t
anchored mile from shore and enter
tains in it the lowest classes of the city.
The result of the row was five men shot,
none fatally, and the arrest by the police
of about a dozen persons implicated, in
cluing three women.
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1--WE VIII, In the Cool {"

Beilaire LcA,ier.
Sam johnson, the Engiir0 CORE
spondent, discovered, while in - Clairs-
vile and Bridgeport. that both candi-
dates for Statp senator, this year, would
come from Harrison county; that the
county seat imbrogho has killed sena-
tor Wagner, and that sam Knox will be-
the Republican nominee. lie also dis
covered" that Hon. II. Danford IL dead
cock in the pit, aud that Hon. u. j.
Alexander stands the best chance for
denomination and election. We shall
See about all of these things when itges
cooler. Sam.
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A CASE FOR LYNCH.
Horrible Outrage on a Woman

BANGOR, MAINE, July ia woman
was found yesterday afternoon in an
unoccupied mill Upper saltwater,
gagged, bound and unconscious. She
proved to be Mrs. Adeline Sherman, a
domestic in the family OF Arthur Saw
yer. She left home night before last,
and is supposed to have taken refuge
in the mill during heavy shower,
when she was surprised by tramps,
gagged and outraged. She was nearly
dead when found and has not yet been
recovered to consciousness. Great ex-
element prevails.
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heavy Storm.

CHATTANOOGA, July l7.-There was a
heavy storm here this afternoon, sew
eral small houses being blown down
and shrubbery demolished. Withers'
boiler works and Lindsey's store and
house were struck by lightning; one
woman and small child were stunned.
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CHARLESTON, w. VA.
Alleged Fugitive Arrested.

CHARLESTON, July l7.-Tim Murphy,
who, it is alleged, fatally shot one
Priestly, near Winfield, Putnam county,
and who has been a fugitive from JUS
tice ever since, was run in by Detective
Burnett Yesterday.
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Lady Beautinern

q Ladies, you cannot make fair skin,
rosy cheeks and sparkling eyes with all
the cosmetics Of France. or beantihers
of the world. while in poor health, and
nothing will give you such good health,
strength and beauty ~ Hop Bitters. A
trial is certain proof See another
column.
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Corporation Struggle at Youngstown o.

YoUSGsTOwN, O., July 1.-THE stsg-
Gle for the control of Brown, BOnne x
Co, which commenced last Janury,
between Chicago parties rePreseDed
by Herbert c. Aver, and the Bonnlls
oi this city, eliminated to-day IN he
election OF two boards of directors. his
is the largest corporation in the cy,
having a capital OF a million and a ali
dollars. The dispute over the NANCE
ment of the company can now onlJbe
settled by the courts.
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The Weather at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, July IA heavy rim
storm relieved the mOnOtOny OF ne
heated term which has prevailed hre
for the past ten days, and the merery
has ranged below So all day.
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Base Ball.

CHICAGo, July 17.-Chicagos G, ,rroys 4.
BUFFALO, July l7.-Bostons l2; Butia-
los ,.
CLEVELAND, July l7.-Clevelands 6;
Syracuse 5.
ClNClNxATI, July 17.-Cincinnati S;
Providence 4.
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The Buford Trial.

OwENToN, July l7.-Mrs. q. w. Meri-
wether, of Louisville, testified that she
believed Buford was insane. DIR. w. ).
Chrpley, as an expert, testified that from
the testimony presented ne did not be-
lieve Buiord was insane at the time OF
the killing. The defense are less conf
dent to-day.
OwENTON, KY, July Ion court re-
assembling this afternoon, DIR. Chipley
recalled witness, went into an expla-
nation of the difference between sanity
and insanity. He was frequently inter-
rupted by the Judge, who said the jury
could not understand, and he did not
think the parties engaged in the exami-
nation knew anything about it. The
Doctor continued for nearly two hours,
when he had closed instructions were
given to the jury. The arguments were
opened by Mr.. Settle OF this place,
who spoke for three hours, making a
very able argument. The arguments
will probably close tomorrow and the
case be given to the iurv Saturday.
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Prisoner Killed,

At McKavitt, while Constable Cisco
was taking Andrew Burns to Jail, Bcrns
broke away. Cisco commanded him to
stop, when he turned, barred his bosom,
and dared Cisco to shoot him. The con-
stable shot three times with fatal effect.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-In good demand
and higher, especially for New Jersey
Central, c. c. & l. c. and Hannibal
and st. Joe issues. G. c. 4 /. {. firsts
advanced TO 72i and seconds to 21i.
STATE BoNDs-Dull.
SToCKs-The market opened strong
and prices advanced toll per cent,
granger shares leading the advance.
During the afternoon, under sales
to realize profits, a reaction
took place, Northwestern common de-
clining IL per cent, Hannibal and st.
Joe common per cent. and preferred .
per cent, the general list falling off t(Sl
per cent. Toward the close, however, a
firmer feeling prevailed, and a recovery
OF tCGI per cent. ensued from the lowest
point. The market in the final dealings
was firm in tone. The transactions AZ.
gregated 205,0 900 shares, of which 5000
were Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, $1,000
Northwestern common, 1000 preferred,
27,0O0 st. Paul common, $4,000 Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western, 10000
New Jersey Central, $500 Michigan Cen
tral, 1000 st. Joe common, 1000 pre-
ferred, 5000 Ohios, 10000 Western Tn
ion, 5000 Kansas City and Northern,
2,30O Louisville and Nashville, and 20
600 Marietta and Cincinnati preferred.
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,eId fs;ey eyssssss, esd svsU ssss;rsssst h Q
=. -s:sk .;s ..o:ss !, 20 a.. :sS s;!.ss. $500.
,srfsss.s 81 Ps;A Prss. 81 y, 80 8 q ~.
Her ed ets6sssss 10 ks GATED etstssL M
k2s1 ec1v t;rsst kse yDak loLLILH
0s.sA.n6sesv. 10 ". ga ~. Ctss<ssse
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BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at q to 3iPer Cent-GOvern-
ments Active aud Strong
Quiet and Unchanged-wheat
lower-Hogs Dull.
FIN ANCE.

NEw YORK, July l7.-MoSEY-Easy
at 2l@3! per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3G4l per cent. Sterling exchange,
bankers bills weak at 4S5i; sight ex-
change on New York 4S7t.
SILvER-At London SLID; bar silver
here 1871; subsidiary silver coin :@j
per cent. discount.
oyFRNNRyTs-Actiye and strong.
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A Row in Court.

GALVESTON, Texas, July lin the
Court Yesterday at Martin, Deputy
Sheriff Featherstone Quarreled with
Thomas Garther, and shot him, making
amputatiOn of his legs necessary. Fea-
therstone fled, pursued by posse.
ErsllnA
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The only combination of the
true Jamaica Ginger with
choice Aroma,ics and French
Brandy for Cholera. Cholerz
Mofbus. Cramps and Pains.
Diarroos and Dysentsry. Dys-
pep<iA, Flatrlency. Want of
Tone and Activity I'm the
stomach and Bowels. and
avoiding fhe dangers Of
Change OF water, FOOD and
Climate. Ask for
r. IanaafS.a Ginger.
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Ctncinnau.

Cisc:SyhT:. July H.-lIogs Light
dull heavy quiet; common - OOls3 %;
light 81 7OCa3 IS; packing $ C0,s3 rs;
butchers s3 s5Ca3 80. Receipts 6zj
head; shipments 30 head.