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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-28
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
moNrENEaRIS MATTERS.
The Austrian Premier ON the Dulcignt
AHaIr-Status OF the Matter.

The Austrian Premier ON the Dulcigno
AHair-status Of the Matter.
BupA PRsru, October 27.-Atthe sitting
Of The Austrian delegation the Committee
on Foreign Affairs, Baron Won Haymerle,
President Of the Imperial Ministry, in re-
plying to several questions said that for
the Montenegrin question there could be
but one programme, namely, the execu-
ton OF the Berlin treaty. That the in.
tention OF the Porte to cede Dulcigno was
beyond all doubt and that the present
hitch in negotiations is connected with
purely military details. The Austrian
Government. he said, felt bound to ex-
ercise it's full diplomatic influence in favor
OF Greece. The principal aim OF the
powers was TO confer with one another on
each individual incident and to conciliate
their respective views.
There could be no doubt that Austria
and other powers still intend to maintain
the Ottoman Empire. There was every
reason to hope that the commercial treaty
with Germany would be satisfactorily con.
cuded. Baron Won Haymerle asserted
positively that Austria and Germany had
acted in close concert in every single Incl.
dent in relation to the Eastern question,
more especially in regard to the naval de-
monstration.
CoXsrANrlNopLE, October 27.-The Re.
difs OF Janina district have been called
out. Deryish Pasha has been appointed
Governor OF Albania. and is charged to
arrange the mode for effecting the oession
of Dulcipno.
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INpIvlDUALs.-Clerk'D arrah, OF the MI
nicipal Court, and George Q, Black re-
turned yesterday from the South Branch
OF the Potomac. e
VIM. A. Turner and wife, who have
been spending some months at Cranberry
Summit, returned to the city Monday, ant
are stopping at the Grant House.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Burt, OF this city,
registered at the Weddell House, Cleve
land, Tuesday.
Intelligence was received in this city
yesterday Of the death Of John F, Clark
formerly OF this city, and brother.in.law
OF Daniel Lamb, Esq. Mr. Clark was q
native Of this region, and lived here many
years. For a long time be has repre-
scented the Pennsylvania Railroad In the
general ticket office Of the company under
the Aston House, whore his presence was
familiar to Wheeling people visiting the
Metropolis. Mr.. CLARK died very suddenly,
and was aged about seyenty.nine years.
Mrs. Rosman Gardner, OF Steubenville,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Frew, OF this city, for some weeks,
has returned home.
Mrs. Albert Logan, Of Parkersburg, Is
here on visit 10 her father, DR.. A. ].
Miss Blanche Neeley, popular young
lady q Pittsburgh, is visiting at Dr.. A. J.
Miss Addie Roberts, OF wellsburg, Is
visiting Mrs. VIM. Hanes, ofNorth Wheel
L, NJ. Cole, General Ticket Agent Of the
B. & o. n r., was in the city yesterday.
O. H. Hudson and VIM. Franklin, two
otthe Central Ohio Railroad managers, are
n the city.
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stock light Ginghams apd dress goods quiet
and STEADY. Woolens In moderate request.
FlAnnels and blankets remain firm. Ions.
dale shirtings held at value.
oIAOIHHATl, October 27.-Cotton easier at
l0kc. Flour easier: family 81 s0a5 On, fancy
$ sas8 90 Wheat HrmeJ No, 2 amber 81 OH
higher: No. 2 mixed 4lc. Oats quiet; No. 2
mixed 32Kc. Rye firm; No. 2, 8Oc. Barley
In good demand; prime fall 9Oc. Pork dull
and nominal. Lard firmer at 81 s6A7 81.
Bulk meats scarce and firm; clear rib 81 90.
Bacon firm at IS 25aS 25,S 62<. Whisky In
fair demand at 81 0S. Butter IN good denand
and prices shade higher; choice Western Re-
serve 2Sa26c; choice Central Ohio lsa22c.
New York, October 27.--MErALF--Man-
ufactured copper aud new sheathing 26c;
Ingot Lake lSNc. Pig iron dull and un-
settled; Scotch $40 60a24 90; American ST. 90
a2B 90; Russia sheetipg Sl3 GOALS 70. Nails,
cut IS 16a3 26; clinch 81 66a6S0.
CINCINNATI, October 27.-Hogs easier: com
mon s. 75a4 10; light 81 30a4 As; packing
"a 25a4 so; butchers a 60a4 90. Receipts
800 head; shipments $50 head.
PrrrsBuRsH, October a. PrrRoLEuM-
Fairly active; crude irregular; United GER
tificates 931Sc; refined l2c for Philadelphia
delivery.
NEw ORLEANS, October 27.-CorroS Easy
middling lie; low middling I04c; good or
binary csc. Net receipts 6,sOl bales.
ANTWERP, October T.-PErRoLEux-Re
fined 27hk
LIVERPOOL, October 27.-PrrRoLEuM-Re
fined l0d.
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AxorHgs ATrEMpr.-Nlsior Sweeney
has been indeiatigsble in his efforts to
bring Ryan and Goss, the principals in
The prize fight in Brooke county, to justice.
He has had both Of them in his power
more than once. but the action Of the
friends Of the men, and also of the officials
in the town in which the men were found,
has always defeated the plans oil the Ma
jor. Hearing that Goss was at Dayton,
Ohio, the Major left for that place Mon.
day and arrested him, but the Mayor Of
Dayton discharged him, and again the
bruiser slipped through the clutches 81
the officer. The Cincinnati Commercial
gives the following account Of the affair:
Joe Goss came to this city last week, and
his friends arranged for him and Jack
Stuart sparring match, to take place last
evening al the Ttyoli Garden. Il seems
that since his fight with Ryan in West
Virginia there has been warrant out for
him from that State. Yesterday afternoon
an officer arrived from Wheeling and ar.
rested Joe. His friends gave bail Tor him
until II o'clock, after which he was con-
Quoted to the station house and locked up
until this morning. His preliminary ex'
animation took place this morning before
the Mayor, and he was discharged. He
and Stuart left Immediately for Canada.
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Or INTEREST TO ALL.-0ur readers are
well aware that we are not in the habit O
"puAing" strangers, but when gentle
man comes 10 our city to remain, az DR.
Smith does, bringing with him credentials
from TIE best colleges In the country, anC
letters OF introduction from our leading
citizens, embracing Governors, Mayors
and the Clergy, as well as the medical and
legal professions, we feel that 1t Is not only
due to the gentleman, but 1t may be .
benefit to our people to call attention to
him. .....
DR.. ]. E. Smith Is regularly educated
physician, and represented the Medical
Association Of the District Of Columbia in
General Convention in 1867, (see page II
vol. IS OF Transactions OF American Medi'
cal XssoCiationj and Is an educated speci
alist OF many years experience in the best
hospitals. He has not failed TO cure any
case of piles be has treated duringthe last
ten years, without the knife, legation o,
pain generally the cure is effected In
about two weeks-also fstula, assures,
ulcers and other diseases Of the rectum,
He invites the wors! easeoi piles In the
~. % UuEea UduC6E WltuVut' tho hhtAoi
caustic or pain. He gives instantaneous
relief to cstarrh, and restores to health all
durable cases Of consumption and broa'
chitis, diseases OF the liver, heart, kidneys,
blood aud skin, dyspepsia and scrofula,
also epilepsy (hts). DR.. s. speedily cures
the most aggravated cases Of rheumatism
and neuralgia. Loss OF vital energy, from
whatever cause, quickly and permanently
overcome. Many years experience In
female hospitals enables DR.. Smith to
speedily restore healtl, and renewed lie
to ladies who have suffered for years from
diseases peculiar to their sex. DR.. s. also
removes tape worms In 9 few hours, with.
out causing sickness to the patient. Speci.
mems upwards Of 100 feet long can be seen
at his rooms. Those who need the SER
vices OF skilliul physician, should con-
suit the Doctor at once, Of his office, No.
1917 Market street, opposite the New Nc
Lure House, Wheeling, West Virginia.
Office hours from 8 4. ". to s p. NJ, daily.
Sunday from to 4 I'm. The Doctor Is
humane, and gives the poor as the rich an
opportunity to secure his services, and
those who cannot pay professional fees
may consult from II to daily, free OF
charge. ls
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MEETING AT BESwoop LAST Nlanr-Not
withstanding the rain and the mud the
Republicans OF Benwood had booming
demonstration Last night. The town was
beautifully illuminated, and the boys
turned ont strong with their caps, capet
and torches. The Sherrard Cuba club
that has done excellent service in this
canvass-was on hands as the guests 9th
Benwood boys.
After the procession, lasting nearly an
hour, a meeting was held at the grand
stand, which was largely attended, con:
slderiug the evening, and was organized
BY calling Josiah Sinclair, Esq, to preside.
A. W. Campbell, Of this city, addressed
the meeting for about an hodr, and not
withstanding the drizzle Of the rain the
audience stood their ground and listened
attentively. 80
Benwood is solid sort OF a Republican
community these days, and will give q
good ACCOUNT OF herself next Tuesday for
Garfield and Hutchipsen.
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Go TO PIrrsDrRou SATURDAY.-A meet
ing OF the Young Mems Garfield and Ar.
thur Club was held at Veteran Hall, New
Mcclure House, last night, VIM. Richard
son, Esq, in the chair. A telegram YVES
read from Pittsburgh announcing the
abandonment OF the intention TO have a
night parade, but inviting the club TO par.
tictpate In the days procession. The in:
vitation was accepted and q committee OF
arrangements appointed to procurea band
aud attend to- other matters. Col. w. ID.
Travis will be in command OF the com.
pany, as Capt. @. Bailey will be unable 10
attend.
The change OF programme at Pittsburgh
will disappOint some who had arranged
to go Saturday evening, but after the con-
tri6ution Pittsburgh made to the success
OF our demonstration last Saturday, 1t is
the duty OF everyone who can 10 go.
There will be meeting OF the club at
Germania Hall this evening, and tits very
desirable that all the members be present.
The fair for the round trip via the P, w.
& Kyu will be only 81 so, and the tickets
will be good until Monday.
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ELDER FRANK BALL.
His observations About Politics up In
New York State.

MARcELLus, N. Y, October %, 1850.
Editors latellISeuC,r.
AS election day draws nigh everything
in and about Marcellus looks promising.
Quite number of Democrats and Irish
men are openly and boldly declaring for
Garfield. They are interested in the man
ufacturipg interests, and declare that bus,
iness, food and clothing are to be prefer.
red before mere party. They are opposed
to free trade, nor will they trust a "solid
South"
A great deal OF good feeling prevails be:
tween the parties and things are being
worked out pleasantly, and the people are
in good humOr. 1t looks as though the
business men Of the State, Democrats and
Republicans, would be more than . match
for ,Tilden aud Tammany combined.
am glad to see that West Virginia Is
redeeming herself. FRANKLIS BALL.
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From CiliIan.
1t lis proposed that on some dark night
this week the oounCilmen Of Bridgeport
shall be conducted over the muddy, un.
even, break.neck side walks on Main
street.
Some think 1t bestto bliudiold the Coun.
cilmen and march them over that thorough.
fare in daylight, so that their friends may
see the show without endangering their
lives, as would be their fate after night.
fall. AmbulanCes, surgeons, bootblacks
and the Street Commissioner to complete
the caravan. Property owners who have
not repayed their sidewalks are notified to
keep indoors. MuDsocxER.
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"PocorRLLA," the buckskin alfred ora.
torical scout, in the services Of DR.. Flat
terry, exposing quackery and who enter.
tanned quite street audience from a car.
riage last evening, stated great deal OF
truth, which will, no doubt, be the means
Of establishing very much needed med
ical law in this state. Dr.. FIsttefy is 0
nne, imposing gentleman, over sixty, but
quite young in appearance and, no doubt,
a thorough physician, who substantiates
the young orators statements.-ADv.
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Mr.. C. KRAu, so Griffith street, Fort
Wayne, Ind, writes the following: l was
suffering With rheumatism 80 badly that
/ was unable to work, and passed restless
nights in vain endeavor to sleep, used
great many remedies without being re-
Iieved, and was Departing when told to
try st. Jacobs Oil. By the use OF one
bottle | was entirely cured. recommend
St. Jacobs Oil to all afflicted with Rheu.
matlsm.
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TaELEcIsLATURE.
A L,st Of the Members Of the Next Leg.
isIa,nre an far M AseeFtnined.

A List Of the Members Of the Next leg
islature 40 far as Aseertained.
Below we give the list OF the members
Of the next Legislature 50 far as the names
have been sent in TO this city. The list is
taken from partial list prepared by AS
sistant Secretary Of State Hedrick:
Barbour-Lewis Wilson, R.
Berkeley:-B. F. Brady and George +.
FerTell.
Brooke-G. W. McCord, r.
Doddridge- Maxwell, R.
Fayette-I. S. Settle, D.
Giimer-Lsyi Johnson, D.
Grant-O. NJ. Babb, r.
Greenbrier-John NJ. Sydenstriker, d.
Hampshire -Alexander Monroe, D.
Hancock-John W. Hobbs, r.
Hardy-William Fisher, D.
Harrison Moses II. Davis, D., and b.
Il. Lurty, D.
Jscksoa-John Fl. Riley, R.
Jeferon-Frank Beckwith, D., and Jno.
W. Grantham, D. ~
Ksnawha-J. Il. Furguson, D., E. w.
Wilson, D., W. A. Quarter. D..
LewIs-A. Edmiston, D.
LIncoln-Joseph W. Holt, D.
LoRan-John B. Floyd.
Marion-James Morrow, IT,, D., and O.
Mafshall-w. D. wayt, R., and Josiah
Masen-Geo. Rowley, D., and Geo. W
Tippett, D.
Mercer-Isaiah Bee, D.
Mineral. V. Bell, D.
Monongalia- Henry L. Cox, R., and Jas
8. Watson, K.
Monroe-B. L. Irons, D.
Morgan-Jno. 4. Silver, r.
Ohio-W. P. Hubbard. R., @. w. Sea
bright, D., F. P. Mcneil, D., s. a. kepner
Pendleton-J. Day, R.
Pocshontas-G. II. Motfatt, d.
Preston-P. r. McCtum, R; o. N
, Putnam-John X. Thompson, G.
! Raleiph-William Prince, D.
Roane-Marshall Depue, D.
Taylor-Reuben Dawson, D.
Tyier-solomon Wells, K. .
Upshur-David Poe, G.
, Wayne-A. @. Fulkerson, D.
!. Wezel-Septimius Hall, D.
Wirt-Lewis Sheppard, D.
First Delegate District, Wood and Pleas
ants Counties ID. Ii. Leonard, d., J. L
Sharp, D., D. @. Steere, r.
Second Delegate District, Richie AM
Calhouu-J. b. Crumrine, D., Georg
e Fourth Delegate District, Randolph an'
TuckeI-C. ]. 7. Cfesap, OF Beverly, Ran
. dolph county.
The Senate as it will stand, will be a
e follows:
First districLs-Joseph ]. Woods. D
r Ohio county; John R. Donehoo, D., Han
! Second districL'-Lewis S. Newman, D
Marshall county; Fontain Smith, d., Maj
Third district'-Dayid McGregor, D
q Richie county; Frank Maxwell, D.
' Fourth district'-John W. Stout, d.
1 Wood county; D. A. Roberts, D.
q Fifth districlS-R. S. Brown, D., A. i
5 Barber, G.
sixth district'-A. E. Summers, D.; Hal
8 seventh-.Jerome Shelton, D; Joe
!; EighthS'R. F. Dennis, d. W. L. No
: Neil, D.
Q Ninth-swm. Ewin, D; Thos. ]. Farnt
TenthH.w. G. MoGrew, R; W. M. Q
: Eieventh-'charles Williams, D; jos
a TweIith2' B. Faulkner, D; samue
:, Dawson, Ind.
!. 'Those marked with star, held over.
D, Democrat; K, Republican; e
|. Greenbacker, and Ind, Independent.
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ST so. PtrrspUaau AND RETURN. 81 so.
The P. Q. 4 ST. l.. Ry. Company will sell
excursion tickets to the great political
demonstration ut Pittsburgh Saturday,
October 3O!h, at rate oil 81 80 for round
tip. Tickets good going on all trains Sat:
urday, October so. Returning, good until
Monday, November l, inclusive.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. O., October 2S.-FoI
the Ohio Valley and Tennessee, cloudy
weather, with rain, north winds In Ten
nessee, and northeast TO southeastin the
Ohio Valley, generally higher temperature
in tho Ohio Valley, and lower barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, cloudy and
threatening weather, occasional rain,
northeast TO southeast winds, higher tenn
perature and generally lower barometer.
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81 80. PIrrsRuRaH AND RETURN. 81 50.
The P. @. 4 ST. L. Ry. Company will sell
excursion tickets to the great political
demonstration at Pittsburgh Saturday,
October S0ih, at rate Of 81 50 for round
trip. Tickets good going on all trains Sat:
urday, October 50. Returning, good until
Monday, November l, inclusive.
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Agents wapted-Anchor Publishing Co.
L0st-Cameo Breastpin.
DR.. Nichols Wrought Iron Furnace
Nesbitt & Bro.
Photographs-Higsips.
Attenilon-Young Mems Garfield and
At Cheap Homes For salo-o. A. schaefer
= Executors s Noticed. G. Morgan.
Aliens Lung Balsam-[third page.
A Pleasant Island Home for Sale-F. u
Winship.
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EAST LIRERTY, October 2.-CATTLE-Re.
oeipts to-day 4s3 head Of through stock, and
], ia head d yard stock; total for two days
442 head OF through and 2,4S2 head Of local !:
supply for this week's salea full with good
average OF good to prime. which sold readily
at fair prices, but not over last weeks; best
shipping grads IS 00a5 25; good butchers
81 65a4 80: common to fair s. 3Oa4 %; bulls,
Stags aud TAT cows S2 O0aS rs; stockers scarce
and not much asked for at So 26aS 90; sales 10.
day 993 head total for three days 1857 head.
Hoos-Receipts to-day $3.50 head; total for
two days G, 26O head; Philadelphia n coal 65;
Workers 81 35a4 90.
sREEr-Receipts to-day 1900 head: total
for two days $50 head; selling at 81 6oaI rs.
oaioAao, October T,-The DroyeB' Journal
HoSs-Recelpts 1900 head; shipments
"a 900 head. Market active and 90 higher,
quality inferior; mixed packing 81 lba4 40 !
Hight u s0a4 so; choice heavy 81 60a4 66.
OArTLE-Receipts $500 head: shipments
400 head: slow exports s. loa5 so; good to
choice dull at 81 60a6 10; common to medium
weak aud l0c lower at s. S0aai 80. medium
butchers strong at 81 40a3 20; stockers 81 90
a3 %; stock calves IS 00al2 on per head: vest
ern weak: half.breeds IS 20aS so; Texans
81 o5a3 20; through Texans 81 6Oa3 10.
medium g IS !; good 70 choice 81 OOa4 50.
ToLEpo, October 27.-Wheat dull; No: !
white Michigan 81 OF: amber Michigan OSH;
No. red Wabash and spot 0Sk; November
81 o3K; December coz; No, . D. y N.
red 81 90: rejected Gle. Corn steady high
mixed 4SJIc; No. 2, Axe: old spot 4Sl5ci
December, 42hc; rejected 43Hc; do new 4lc,
Oats dull; No. @ S0Hc. Glover seed firm
mammoth AsOi old prime $780, No. q
a l2k.
NEw Yoax, October 21.-DRY GooDs-Cot-
ton goods, market very Arm and leading
makes Of brown drills rose by agents. Low
grades OF fancy prints in better demand and
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TnE Ladies' Hancock and English Club
will meet this (Thursday) afternoon at 8
O'Clock, at the residence OF Mrs. DR.. Allen
on Ohapline street. A full attendance is
HasiFntl
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If you want the finest chew out, buy tn,
Chief Tobacco.
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CntEp ToDAcco is all the rage. Try It.
For sale everywhere.
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RuTT0N Broth SOUP for Merchants
Lunch this morning at the New RcLure
House Sample Rooms.
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cuIEp TopAcco Is the "boss." II you
inv It YOU will use no other.
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EVERYBODY chews Chief Tobacco, be-
cause 1t is the best. For sale by all first
class dealers.
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WE have stem WIud Watches with Look
"S ''AS'' ~ JACOB ". GRUB,
Corner Market and Twelfth Sis.

THERMOMETERS REcoRD.-The following
shows the range Of the Thermometer, %
observed at Schnepfs drug store, Opera
House corner,
1917. 1850.
IA. M.l2M.arM7r;H.7 JAN lSn's g. ~ az
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inquire for Chief TOBACCO and take no
other. You will Iikeit
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A NICE Upright Piano for rent at sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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srooEs The market opened strong and
a fraction higher, but subsequently, declined
X tolX par cent. At the hfst board strong
lone prevailed and prices advanced sharply
throughout the entire list, the improvement
ranging from II to 9k per cent, the latter
CHICAGO aud Alton, while Houston and Texas
ross 6H per cent, illinois Central 8 per cent {,
Chicago, st. Louis aud new Orleans 2k per
cent and Western Union 2H per cent In
The late dealings sales to realize profits caused
a reaction Of 4 to u per cent, the latter IN
Chicago and Alton, but the market closed
generally brm.
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NOTHING has been heard for some
time OF the condemnation suit oil tho
P, @. & st. L. R. R. Co. against
the B. & o. We understand, how.
ever, that this case was argued before the
Supreme Court Of Appeals last August,
and decision in the matter ia now being
awaited. The suits in equity are still
pending in the United States District
Court, where they are likely to pend for
some time ahead.
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MARKET REPORTS.
CONDITION OF TIE MARKETS IN
VARIOUS CITIES YESTERDAY.
Money Market Ea.y-onry slight Fiuetua-,
lions In the Prices OF Breadstuhs
and ProyisIops-A Consider.
able Boom In stocks
Bonds steady.


NEW YoRK. October 27.-MoSEY@Market
EASY at 2IIa3X per cent, closing at 21sa3 per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 4taoh per per
cent Sterling exchange bankers bills
weak ut 81 SIX; demand 81 81.
GoyERsMESr Boz ps--Quite generally firm.
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nENTlsYRY.-T0 THOSE THAT DE
SIM h e1yA their natural teeth we would sAJ
thSt va arr nov better prepared than ever before
enable them 10 do TO- By tho use Of an EtEci iis.
MAGNETIC PLugsR4 We cAn and are maElhs oeL ~,
and haniRoar Gold FillInSS, With more ess9 70 3n
Patients, than have hGretotore been made " M
city or elssWhCrC, without the aid Of INC hec ,.1
PlIgyer What We say We can rove ~ "e'u~
demonstratiou Call md sec for yGunelVes.
JAMES 81. sUBGISON d BON
a., M. IJG1 Nn-EFt ~, WhrNlinv. W. Va.
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v Special Medical Add. Flattery, NJ. D.