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selling up OK per cent for common and ~
per cent Tor preferred. Coal stocks made
further improvement Of from Y 70 " pei
clnt, closing at the highest point. Western
Union tluctuated frequrntly,0peuing OF luSX
falling of to lU7N, advancing TO t09N aud
closing Of lOSH. LouiSville& Nashville sid
down 70 86k, decline Of 3N. but recovered
TO g7X, Kans s Pacific fell from 80 TO 81!
and Q Osed at So. ihegeneral market Ia final
dealings was strong, and ut or near the best
d ures Of the day. Iron n u tain closed al
2SH, st Paid Minnesota at33H. The sub
seriptiUn 70 the extensions OF the Denver 4
Rio Grand Railway wasopened 10 tue public
here this morning, Upt0 the Gloss Of bust.
ness to-day applications had been signed fol
dive and u half millions Of I per cent. bonds,
which ufe taken at g0c, TIE object "a tObulld
60j miles TO the most important mining cen.
tres Of Co oradJ and New Mexico immediate.
ly, which includesa line through the Arkan.
sag Canon to Leadville,
Transactions segregated 2i6,000 shares, Of
Which 1000 were Erie common, 1900 pre-.
ierred, $4,000 Lake Store 500 Wabash,
$1,000 Northwestern common, 1000 prefer.
red, S5,NVO st Paul common, 1870 D preferred,
SS,OOO Lackawanna, 5000 New Jersey Cen.
trll, 4,60U Delaware 4 Hudson, 500 Morris
4 Essex, 900 Michigan Central, 5000 Union
Pacific, 500 Cleveland, Columbus, Ulncin.
latl a indianapolis, l,7O0 Cleveland, Colum.
bus q Indiana Central, 400 st. Joe, 5000
Ohio l. Mississippi, 10000 Western Union,
200 Kansas 4 Texas, $500 Louisville 4
Nashville, 1000 Kansas Pacific, 1000 st,
Louis 4 IrUn MUunlRin, 500 st. Louis,
Kansas City & Northern, and 1900 St Paul
q Minnesota.
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FRIENDLY ADVICE
Ruptured Persons:

It should DO patent 10 every thinking person, and
especially thUse afflicted ones who have tried Ire va
riOuS CHEAP, or goods 1t cost Establishments, that Il Is
- essentially Necessary 10 have Nh appliance 'uitrd 10
their particular form u Hernia aud accurately I'D luSi-
cd BY one skilled 10 his profession, Is Il Is that 4 lrac-
the hands o. an experienced surgeon For these rGa-
honS we W 'uld advise you not 10 be miSed by dealers
Offering cheap anu imperfect instrumenls ut greatly
reduced rates, or at cost. owing to their inabl lty u
give Satisfaction they are willing tn part with them nj
auy prise. But no matter how cheap It l, offered you,
II Is comparatively Worthteesih YOUR individual eaSe,
and Just % much money thrown away, A learned
pTntels0r OF medicine and surgery, WhilSt lectuTtng on
H'rniA beIoreR Medical ~COllegein Philadelphia q short
time ago, suggested the very graf Importance Of tie
Physician 9ecompAhyingthe patieut gnd superintend-
Ing the adjustment Of the appliance, and advised,
full 10 recommend their patient 10 a perSl n skilled In
the application Of such instruments. DuTtpg the
course Of the lecture he exhibited various trusseS, and
spoke Of their merits, ami. Of one particularly that be
had appliBi frequently with very Satisfactory results.
The exclusive agency for thISirlss has been given q
dealer In TrlsSes, etc, Of No, rs Filth avenue, Pitts
buIgh, Pa will DO pltRS-d TO explain It's advantages
10 II WIN nav call on him.
Mr.. MCGUIRE has recently taken possession Of his
new ROOMS, over MeCllItOck'S Carpet store, and has
them elegantly furnished aid stOckei With the noSi
approved pSIlarbS Of Tru.Ses, Ladies and Gents,
Braces, Abdominal and Pile supporters, SIX and
1hre d Elastic Stocking, Knee CAPS. Ankleh, Reltsr
Sn peusOTies, &C., and will Euaran &c accurate ADJUST
mshts 10 MI cases. Private apartments for Ladies
with M experienced Lady 10 attendanse:
Office hourS-Duily, 8 a.. N. 1851. Nj Sunday
10 8 r. ".
Prizes list, rules for measurement, a PaIuphlet De
Ectblng the varlolS forms Of Hernia aud treatment
for q cure, nailed ireenn application. mysTTh&&
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Wssaakeex' Salea.
TRusTFEs SALE or YALUABLr

" 0AhAA4 VA .L
j. REAL ESTATE.
81 virtue d d deed Of trust made by Edmund
Hobbs, or, aud Anblll, bis vie, 70 me a 4 uSttS, al.
60 February eth, 1873 recorded ID the otics q
Desd ii Trust BOOK No.b, page 2s7, l will on
SATURDAY, THE 2tTIt DAY OF MAY, 1870,
B ginning at 10 o'cloek a. ~, sell at the front do,
o. ~. Cpuft HOulo " said t0unty the following ".
l,cftlad pFOpeity, bat u tlSly; LJt aunbSFed One han.
dred and seventy .lWO uf1 on tho nuTIh side d Lane.
nlw eofeDteOhih atleyb on the cOTuer y thV alley bS.
streets, u that part " The city VI Wheeling, West Wiz
gtli1, knuwn ~ East Wheeling. Tho Title u b.lleVet
Y BE- Petteet, but selling ~ trustee EIll convey Only
The title VOstel Ia me By said deed VI trust
TERlts Of sALI-One-fouFth cash % day ol sale.
the balahee 10 three equal miscellaneous a. Blx, twelve
AM, SlshteHn months, negO! liable Notes barring intet.
81 nun day 0t ale V be given for the deferred pay.
tnehi and secured BY deed VI trust on the property,
WILLIAM. W. C0WDEN, Trustee.
J.C. HERvEY, AucuOuUor. SpraS
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P%HIL4DEtPHiA, May l4.-FiOur-Quiet Min.
nesota tamily, low s. 90; fair $3.50; god 81 IS
a. G21; choice 81 10; fancy 81 S7Xa5 90,
Wheat-Sn. 2 western red 81 l6A. Rye
Firmer; western 5SaGOc. COrn-Steady: No.
Jected S8ai0c; steamer 4Oa4lc. 0ats-ln good
demand; western mixed SSa9SXc; white SIa
SEC, Provisions = Quiet hut ste tdy. Beef
Mes $500 Mess Pork $40 S7Hal0 6ox
Smoked lIams-sa0c; picked SaSHc. Lard
Western 6Ta6lc. Butter-Firm and un.
changed. Eggs Firm; western llalIXc.
Cheese- Quiet. Petroleum Steady; refined
SIC; crude 9XaOsSc. Whisky-Western 81 90,
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ToIean.

TOLEDO, May H-Wheat-Weak and lower;
extra white Michigan 81 90 asked; ambei
Michigan spot 81 05lS; No. 2 red winter spoi
held at 81 nv; juno held at 81 t0%; SiO6
bidi July held at $l0iN; $l04 bid: AusuSI
y OO% west m amber 81 Is. C~orn-Inac,
tive; high mixed 3skc; No. 2 spot aud May
aSn; tune $I%E iulS held at $50; 37Ac bid
FpleGled 8IAe. QatS-Dnll mo. q. 30.
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onlcAeo, MAY 1.-THE Droyers' journal
reports
aoSs-Receipts 10000 head; shipments {. 900
head, Market firm and baltic higher; packing
s. 4Oa3 65; light 50 40aS 0S; choice heavy
IS GOaS 0G closed easier with all sold.
CArrLE-Receipts 600 head; shipments L..
ono head. Colorado aud ebraska corn fed
y 6a4 70. Market moderately active and
l9c lower; export SEQ; good % choice ship;
"a 10; stDckcrs and feeders steady at $Sal Cd,
cows So 9Ia4 80; bulls 81 4Na4 Cd.
Sl!EtP Receipts 1000 head; shipments 24C
head. Prices S. coal 90.
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Gussrt Sales.
STATEo OF WEsTvIRGINIA, COUNT
~ UF OHIO, CITY OF WHEELING.
In tho Municipal Court.oi Wheelll
George q, Tlngle, administrator, sc,


"a
John RObrccht and othsr.
The undersigned special cOmnlsd men hereby give
no'ice That W virtue d the auth Tity vested 10 them
W tWOd ertes. In sud eauB4 mate by sail Court 90
will on '
saturday, the aIst day Of Way. 1870,
Commencing ct 10 o'clock A NJ, soil at public auction
o. the front ar Vi the Court h,use OfOnl1 OuIty,
West Virlnia, the following described real estate IA
g Is may be nesusiary t.Iay the liens 10 itel 10 sa,d
decree VI February 6Lb, 1873, and the cost, VI sid ault
aud TIT e1pensUs0 sale, tD-WlH Tue properly known
IgFLneIly 4s the HdL4 House, now calluI the ~'tentIal
Hotel, situated At the Corner Of W ter aud Fur.
teenth STREET., aud bOuhdei Is follows: Beginning
y the northeast rurn r VI Water and FUu tAenI6
streets thsncr north with Water sleet Que hundred
leeli thence east BY 4 Hue parallel with Fourteenth
street eighty teet To- an open space thence
With the west line Of said open space sNIh
twenty-five feet; thence east by 4 line parallel
with f,Ourt enlh street 70 an alley; thenEe south
With the west live at Sad alley GeVenty-eiEhI
ieet " Folrteenths street; thence west With the nUfth
Inc Of . Nd ! urtt0nth street to the place OF btpdn.
mug together With the right " uss said alley on tue
Signees Of james aud JAlae9 X baker. sad cuiIuiis.
si9heis 10 making sale u said real estate will OllUr (or
eale hrSt that part VI said real estate U. on which Inc
h9lel bliiIing 4 crested aud tho ground In The rear Of
Inc alley, that IL u say, all Ol said real estate lying
sIuth VI q line commencing Uu Water street ut lhe
northwest cOrner Of he main hotel building on said
real estate aud ruuRlng east parallel with FUurteanib
street, the alley; aud II sufficient amount II money
shAli DO bid for said part Of said rial estate 70 d. 81 III.
teled 70 pay Uif the said liens, Q sis aud xpenstS, ths
Undersigned will eel. Eaid TART and no more Of said
rea! erttet but u such sufficient amount N hot lid E.F
such pilt hen they will sell tho WIN eof said real n.
tatc hHt above dc Cribed, or 90 much there I Va shalI
% necessary 70 pay aid liens, cOsts aud expelses, 10
1eS nlEIe1t aud bot bidder, together With tue right u
TER,Sop SALE.-one.thld Of tho punbaSe monev.
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Malarial feyors, constipation ,torpidity Of
the liver and kidneys, general debility,
nervousness and neuralgia ailments yield
readily to this great disease conqueror,
Hop Bitters. 1t repairs the ravages Of
disease by converting the food into rich
blood, and it gives new life and yigor to
the aged and inGrm always. See
other column.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE May II -FlOur-Stcady; West.
or supertine s. 25aS 90; do extra 81 25al IS
do family IS 00a0 90. Wheat-Western anil
an : lower; No. 2 Pennsylvania rcd 81 ISX
al 10: M. 2 western winter red. spot 81 l8Xa
al lBH; May 81 l Y; June 81 I6Xal l5X
July 81 "a; August 81 10Y; September
81 l0M. Corn-Western a shade easier and
steady; western mixed, spot and May 4SXa
4SAc; June 43%ai4c; July 4lXa44%c; Aug.
ust AAu4ijSc: steamer 4lAc. 0lts-Ouie,
and unchanged. Rye-Quirt and unchanged,
Hay Dull; prime to choice Pennsylvania IS
allc. Provisions-Firmer. Bacon Should.
ers 4HaIAc; clear rib sides 5Na6c; hams OK
al0c. Larl-Refined in tierces ST.. Butter.
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Actiye and
higher at l2c, PetpleumSCrude SKa7Xc;
relincd noIItnally at SIC. Cofee-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Dull at $1O7X.
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EEw0 RLE4Ss, May 14-coGee-Quiet; Job.
bling, ordinary to prme II }5al6c. snsas-Ac;
i've but not anotahly higher; inferior 10 good
common ta6lc; yellow clarified GI<a75<c'
AolasSes-Firm: fermenting 2Sa3Oc; cimmon
2oc; tair zsc, Rico In gool demand; Louisi,
ana aFdlnaFy to choice 6ks7n.
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no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pro.

v w VONIkACIUHS. -SEALED PRO.
PNSALS will Ia received 4, the o1ict Of the sec'y
Of The Hard Of DirectUFa n the II. spitaI for ihn usans.
At Weston, ". Va, up TO MAY 2lSt, 1917, alto TrIUc.
A. ", At VII CHI time the Bard will pr0se cd 10 oLen
publicly said hldG- Prop sala viii be received f,r M
stone, The Brick, the Carpenter, tile plHAteTinR, ihr
Ro!lng, aud til paialing and Chasing work ntG,ssl-
~ for the cum: [urftan n the third and last section
north q the Ventr6 building u the W. Va. HospIIai
~ ths Insane. The building Is about ~ by u irei
with three Feueatlng Wig, about ~ By Is Iesl eIch.
ali two stories high, 10 AMI /! feet s'Urics, also ! Fesi
basement. all u lhr wal 8 are cuInp SOD Of brick And
stone, SEPARATE bids will no IeeeivGl for the dlGtFSnI
blanehO o. the work Q tnpiele Aggregate 6iis viii
also b. received for The entire gcik, The eoatFartur in
each case furnishing eTPiylhing ~ueeesSatS " Complets
bis eonGset bS6d with 80 d and tuGieleut S,eur
|tyNVt 10 required. ~ accompany eich pr po,al. he
penalty Of iich shall DO for at least OF .ialfoi IN
aggregate mWunt Of the coutrlc, bid for, alSo aTeSer.
vAIiEn Of Is peT Centon OIh estimate UhtII thO Am.
ttaet Y eouplei1d. The laN4Id q DIRECTOR TvssFyes
the right 70 reject RAy and ali lids,
FlAn5 and sPtcineauohS Glu Be seeu al The IIOSpital
on md after the INST day Of May, ISI9, BlanT ifT,as
lot blddeI can 10 had on applIStjGp,
a. a, LEWIS,
w. E, LIVELY,
E. \. RALSTUN,
-GRIIIhsAIQ Executive COMMITTEES.
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NEw York. May H-Cotton STEADY at
l2hal2Ac. Flour-Less active; supefine
western and State s. 86aS 90; common to
good 81 9Oa4 90; good TO choice 81 USa4 50;
white wheat extm 81 65a6 25; extra Ohio
81 0Oa0 90; ST. Louis s. SOa8 90; Minnesota
paleut 50 0Jas %. Wheat-Irregular; re.
jeCtrd spring s4as7; No. 8 do 9ia97c; No.
:, 81 07Hal 0sX: ungraded aieA$l oil; un.
graded winter red 81 12ll lSX Noe, 81 I0a
al 20 ungraded amber 81 15ai II; No. 9 am.
her 81 l7al 1SL: ungraded white 81 l6ai lOh;
No. 2$l bal 1917; No. l do. sales 10000
bushels at 81 18a1 l8f. Rye-Firmer; west
eFn 62a,2ke Barley = dull. Malt-Dull
and nominal. COrn-QuEet; ungraded Ala
axe; No. s, 44c; steamer 44AaI5c; No. 2
4ha4SNc; No. / 45Kc; No. 2 white sic;
round yellow S.; low mixed 45kc. Oats
Nominally unchanged; western mixed S4a
3bc; white western 36I<aSSc. Hay-Fir ii
and unchanged. CoE en- Ominaily un.
changed. HUps-steady. Sugar Refining
tair to good bXa8 7.l0c. Mol tSses = Qliet
and unchanged. R~ice-nemand fair aud mar.
ket firm Carolina eAa77fc; Louisiana 6Ea
619c; Petroleum - Sleady; United 76Ta
TIC; crude 7a7Xc; refined sHc. whisky
Firmer at 81 t6al 05K.
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SALE

ny vir.ueo o. q deed Otirust made by John n Miller,
Trustee for Victoria Miller, vile o. the sid John Il
Muller, and VicIOha Miller With John u. Miller, hHI
lSlG and recorded Ia Dtel Of Trust R0Ik No. Ii, tOiIo
90, 81 tho lAud focOrdSOi Ohio county, Wet Ylniula,
! VII odtI for HIle at'Ihe front door Of The Gmi
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C%GEctSSATI, May Ia olton-Demand fair
and market firm atl2c. Flour-Family 81 50
US %. Whcat-No. 2 red winter S. co.. Corn
-S7aSSc cash; $50 seller June. Oats-Scare
and firm at S2a35c. Itye-Quiet but firm al
50451c. Barley-Firm AMI unchanged. Pork
Quiet but firm at $40 10. Lard-ln good de.
mand and prices n shade higher; current
make 50 10. Bulk ~Meas-Str0ng and high.
or; shoulders held at s. GO; short rib sold ut
81 o. CASH Sl70 buyer May and seller June;
Snai s. seller July; short clear held at
$4s1H Bacon-In god demand; shoulders
4Na4Hc; short rib SIC; short clear 69Ea5Xc.
Bntter.Steady and unchang,d Linseed on
Quiet but steady At &c, Whisky 81 Of,
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, May II -Flour-Firme but moi
quotably higher, Naturalization andhigh,
er at the opening, closing heavy and pan.
lcky; No. 2 chicago spring 9SHa9SNc cash
0S7sc Mays 81 OK June; 09KcJnly; sales al
90Aca$i OK June; 99Hca$i cox July; No
8 do SSkc; rejected nc. Curn-Duli, weak
and lower at SIC cash; 35Aa35xc June
SGHaH6%c. July; SIaa7Xc August Oats
Dull and lower at 27Xc cash 27kc June;
219c July. Rye-Quiet and firm at Sic.
Barley-Dull aud lower at &c. Pork-Un.
settled but generally higher; $O65 cash 40 8i
bid June; 075 bid July; sos bid August
SaleS 30 81 q 40 80 June, Lard-Generally un.
changed, but some sales rather higher
closed heavy ut 50 20 cash; $500 bid June
$C22ha826 July: $627H bid August. Bulk
M~eats-Steadd and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 Oh.
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Financial and Commercial.


SO - SAbNA IL I
MONDAY, Aay II, 1870.
tCathe sold at these figures lire freight. Hons are
sold at net freight, that q 90 per cent (gtpsrallW
of from lire freight. Sheep arc sold gross, hal
is lire freight, OrnOthing OIL
BEEF tArrLE AT the opening the market
was iairly active, aud 1t so continued through
nearl y its whole progress A few Of the deal.
crs found 1t dull toward the Close, and re.
manned on the market a little longer than
usual. Prices generally were Nc better than
last week, concessions by sOmo sellers b ing
given towards tho close, The quality was
better than last week, there being i full mum.
ner II verygoOd Cattle among tho offerings,
while common were quite scarce. We qu to
at s. 60l5 on per 100 lbs.
MILcH ~COws-Traie has been only mnder.
ate and we quote common Cows at $g0uSO,
bet or grades Ut $S5a50 per head.
Pric"s this week for Reef Cattle ranged az
follows: hest llecveS ut So 25a6 %; that gon.
orally rated rs tiHt quality 81 37ah IS; medi.
um or good fair quality 81 Goat 81; ordinary
al average Of market this week -; extreme
range Of prices IS 25a5 90. Most III the sales
were from 81 80 to S 81 per 100 lbs. OF tho
receipts $50 head came from Ohio, 2l6 from
Virginia, 90 from West Virginia, 80 FINN
Maryland $50 from Missouri, 57l from Iii,
nOiS 10 from Nmrth Car lima, 90 head from
Tennessee and $50 head ir,m Pennsylvania
t0tal receipts Tor the week 2.l75 head against
2,1s4 lust week, and 1,l24 lei ID same time last
year. OF the offerings 1871 head were taken by
Baltimore butchers; 247 sold to Washington
city butchers, 90 to country dealers, and 20
head to Eastern SpeculAtJH-tOtal sales ior
the week !, l6I head against 0is last week, and
1895 head same time lust ytar.
THE SWINE MARKET.
The market has been only fairly active,
varying very little from last week In thai
regard. The quality was about as It was last
week. Tho numbers In the pensare consider
cd to be ample for the balance Of the week,
Arrivals to Saturday 2,8l5, and since then
500 head. We quote rough sows and stag
At &c, while other grades range from 6Ha5Xc,
WITH few above 6Xc per ID net. Receipts iii,
week 1918 head against I ,lpl last week, and
4,73l head same time last year.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
There Is Q large increase in the recent,
over last week, but all OF the excess over Tia
number. and more, will go East, party atlI
risk Of the owners, and u smaller fraction b,
u speculative demand hGrt for the New YOrL
market With this Stimulant trade has beer
fairly active, but all the receipts have no
been absorbed, and low prices are ANTICIPATED
by Sotpe Of the dealers We quote shyep o
4a4HO per 10 gFSa. Lambs 6I7kc pef lib
The greater part Of the reShipments c%oinsistet
of lambs. Receipts this week 700 heat
against 4 653 head last week, and 6,6a lleal
same time last year.
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n NM receiving the following brands Of choict
EaNo$ Vii, b will I've sold subject 10 the late re
"a 10 the U ;. tax:
L%UIlari'' g !imax. " 4-OE. MahoS. Navy.
d. Nickel Nugget"
do 'Uime Nugget
DO ~, uLle-Thick," 6-oz.
do "Navy s." MAhVg. Navy.
DO i6.OL, lhs.,
DO lOuLleThICk s. Dark Navy.
lnb1i l. nS J ,hn, ; Mahogany Twins.
d "l6Oz rmnlS, Mahogany.
hs',Od Iinlt' S-ply Twist, 4-OL-Danyille.
DO "0d Nd" 6.inrh Twist,
"lHGNh" Sol. Twist,
Fax LAX" 5UE. Twist.
.Uo0So' 5.Ply Ia Isi, i-oE.
llls 1T lOinch Twist los.
saainG" table Coll. iO.
sn'ttolh" do do los.
sH1'ag Chtnec' GO lOs.
'silorf BlI' 10.
a SS.iiIG,t" lin b, bright, pounds.
'lAaIa' Fiue Cut, IN pals.
NJ. REILLY.
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By
Now Iork Monex nna s,oea,.

New YoRK, May A-MoxEY-Eusy at 50
Az per cent, clos,ngatSa3X. Prime mercantile
paper 4a4h per cent sterling Exchange
bankers bills hrmat 9t 81 SIX. Sight FL:
ShsaEe on EeE YsvkA 90.
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eRAY's SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

Pain in The Back,, Aftsr Ia4Ine
Dimnes Of viSIon, Premature Old Age, aud niany
other Diseases that lead 70 Insanity or Consumption
md a Premature Grave, h1-FulI particulars In our
pamphlet, which we desire TO send freA b. mall %
eTOFy one, HB-The Specific Medicine "a sold y III
druggists At 81 per package. or SIX packages Ior 70, %
RidresdnV THE GRAY MEDICINE CO.t
No. 10 Mechlnies' Block, DlFaoII, NICE:
Sold ~ Wheeling by LAUGHILN BROS. d GO.t
Wholesale and Retail AgOnh, and BY all Hr9fg9u
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GovERNNIHTs Firm.
uHItet slsts q ot 1881, eouPOas,..,.......,......-lE ..
Neg EHR sr,,,li;f, .....,.......... lef
New 5qnf And . hRlt4 .,i.t,i,i.r i....rf ttirrs. n,.s- y
Now Foufe '.,'...,,,-'- ",,,r..,,.. .,s.,....,,rrss.t". Gh
curTGneV Ska ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
RAtLRoAp Bosps-Actiyc and strong, par.
tlcularly Erie Issues.
srAfI BoNps-QuieL.
SrocKs-The market was strong and Give
%throuahnpt, and speculation ciiaracteriz,dby
much bu6yauey. Ffie a4yAnee iNnm yasteH
days closing hinged fFom'K tp4k per cent
the latter O., @. G. 81, whica so dupto Aux;
Granger shares were the most active, North,
western advancing IL pOt ceat for common
pnd y per cent tOF preferred, and ~. Pau
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Determined TO be in Season.

Secretary sherman has received let
ter from 7. w. Phillips OF New Pros
pec,, Spartan County. South Carolins.
which shows pretty conclusively the
bright anticipations INDUCED in by
some Of the Southern Democrats now
that their friends have regained control
In Congress. The letter reads as fol-
lows:
Enclosed please find $1,000 Zone
thousand dollArs) bond OF the Confeder-
ate States of America, issued in accord
ance with the 9th section OF an act of the
Confederate Congress. February 18th,
1864. desire TO have my bond filed
for redemption ct some future day.
believe that 8 law sooner or later will
be passed making them convertible into
United States bonds. This view IL
founded upon the fact that two-ihirds Of
the present members of the Senate and
House have been confederate bondhoId-
ers. Such law would produce . vas,
deal Of Cancellation among southern peo-
pie who have been made destitute by
the war. Ny object in filing now is 10
entitle me TO the precedence in time OF
settlement.
We find il easy to decide such al idea
now. but the Southern Democrats are
terribly in earnest in their schemes for
compelling the government 10 repay 10
them what they lost by the war aud
there i. every indication that the North
ern wing of that party will make bu; a
(eeble resistance TO it's eonsummati"n
Already Southern war claims sggregai-
ing hundreds of millions are being urged
By the eIai nants and the pressure from
their constituents will soon compel
Southern Representatives to make a
more decided move in this matter. All
that is now needed to make this move
effective. is a Democratic President. and
every effort will be made to secure this
in 1880. Mr.. Phillips may be q little
early In the action be has taken, but he
is quite s1re of the dirsetion in which
the country is drifting and IL determined
10 be In season.
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The Coming Fight.

Now that il has been decided in eau.
Gus by the Democrats to force the re.
peal of the laws guarding elections, the
country will look for some exciting de-
bates in Congress. While the Republi-
cans are in q minority as regards mem.
bers, they have decided majority intel
lectually, and the revolutionary meas.
ures being attempted by the Democrats
will be shown up in their true colors.-
IL is stated that Mr.. Garfield aud other
Republicans have received most posi-.
tive assurances from the President that
the army bill will be vetoed if passed
with rider Ii looks as though
President Hayes had made up his mind
to meet The danger face to face, aud if
the safety of the couatry is to he forced
upon his shoulders, to stand firm as its
protector. Republicans ia Wasbinrt on
are said to be much delighted At the in
dicaiions of his firmness.