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NEW YoGK, October .4,=Cotton quiet and steady
at 1ttkai21sc Flour dull: tecnipts M 0Ol barrels
exports 2DbarfelG supertne State and wpStefnSj6j
choice 81 iOlS %, white wheat exiA 81 EdS Is;
extra Ohio n ft,4 u; st. Louis 90 b0a0 %; Mime.
lala patent. ptiteE, y l0ap, a. Wheat Irregular;
ievefish and unsettled receipts i5g 400 bushels ex!
Gts E GS G sd is %Sf y n e. a ssl
red 81 27Ai 90; No. do 81 4ga1 G0 No. q do u bI
al Sol steamer. do 81 80 mixed winter 81 90 IN.
GSSd b TGis I. OH ~ S ~ sea N Sctob DO
Gales lii 01 bushels at sbtal TO- closing ut 81 bit
Noyenbsr salss a0t, o0g bushels q q SssH
fto 10 6tshSiS a i Il Wal Sl closing az u Ss
titn opened i}sl11Ssc l9yet, CllsIhA Ntm; regeihh
l65 900 bushels exports 40 bashGlsl urgtadet %
No. aEEis ssas ss1se Yellow nv rs
on tticks No Q October faaI5e, closing al IDA
7I15c: November 10 S1{c closing q 17l3e ~.
center 1gI5aslc. closing At s01fc Oats feyeflsh,
SSPSs a AZ s Ssss 4a sed isa Willie Ss s
HAY dull and weak u 6SafOc Coffee steady with 4
ialf demand. Sugar demand lIsl hut Rolders are
hrlt laIr TO good refining QUOTED sas1fc, Moasses
@ss FSs d s i5 MI aSf Ss5 Ps aRs
ieuH dull. weak And iiQnilhAl United $40; crude
7aSc; refined .1lfc. Tallow quiet and steady
Ee sTPc Has.s, WA 9p shaG stronger at aas
Pufk dlli new mes SO IVAN d. Beef quiet and
Arm Gut meats dull and ljinlnaij long GtAf 90 -
ai0 stE short clear 81 0atf l21S Lard inactive;
prime steam so SQai2 g Butter veE htp for
choice At iaas6c. Cheese dull and unchanged,
CHICAGO, October i-Flout quiet aud unchanged.
Wheat unsettled and lq9ef aud very weak; opened
2a1ISc i9set declined E,llltl "a declined 2.iri
closing 34a q lByef tliAl ttettlRy No, aphicagi
spring 81 41thi II CASH q 4Jti O6l0bet: a 4a93A
/ ii1S November q ~ Decetnber 81 lQai tG5 ysar;
Eeles al 81 40ai ig5f October; 81 4atSai ~ No.
vqmlef u B,lal & uefetlberi No, s. u .; reject.
cd q 1Sal TO- Com active but lower: panlctY weak
unsettled aud irregular HEAVY declln ID
1i{c CIllh and October November; 10 q Deem,
heS: 1910 Mar AleG AZ 11A11ie OctOb6f 90
NgyegileE a9si4l33to Decenhati f2 70 Nay; III
iettd9 Gisp 0lb Iulaiil and iqJat At 40 n elah
and 0etlt6i ~ "a November ii{o December i6ilft
Year 6g)fa5qtf6 Nay. Rye easier a. 81 IL Barley
tAaler II d u, FlANfeed hfmsf Al d ttat AK
S't a;'SS s r.! Sss Sd f. RI Qi 8
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CONSTIPATION

Should not be regarded a. trIlllnV all
lnent-ln hct nature Northumberland
regularity VI the bowels, and any devIA-
tiOn from this demand plves the way
often To serious danger. II Is quite us
necessary 10 remove impure Rccunuln-
uoln from the bowels rs II Is 10 eat or
sleep, and no health caii ha expected
WheI u cOdtiVe habit Of body prevails,
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Dr. RoaENsi Worm syrupinstantly destroy
Worms.
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llAEE1,a IaIn Panaoea eutes PaIn u maH
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TRRMS on SURSCRIPTION.

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six months .......- % one month u
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gHah, n aduaaet, pOaags PEpata
One ysa'...,...-..,,;s % Six montha-...,,.,.l 50
WEEKLY.
ByWaa, IN adraHet potagt prepaid
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Great reduction to elpba Send ior sample copy
and circulars.
AddreaS all communications 70
FREW & CAMPBELL,
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Wheeling, W. Va.
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Sold by tAughlin Bros. 4 Co., wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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New YorE MONEY and s1ocks,

NEW YoRE, October I.-MoNEY-G per cent pei
annum and $50 per cent per diem, closing at thI
highest point, Prime mercantile paper 6EfA6lS poi
cent Sterling. Exchange bankers bills steady n
Produce exports for the week, s7,62sOOO.
GcyERNMENTs--Weak and u perCentlUwe tor41S
and Is; extended g. are Il per cent higher, and
extended Is steady,
q. s, e extended. st & sx City hrSts. ITO
U.a 81, extended 1909 U. Pacific bonds lstA.ll6
40 coupons ........lll9l U. =. Land GrlntA-llBl
a. upOns............i16 y. r. g. Y. B0nds.--i2O1
Paddle Is Of pj.... .i3O Texas Pacific I'd g'iS. II
CanIYal PaClhC lsL-.llII Tex. Pac RIG. Div... "
EFle seconds .lO2H eOIiered. tEx.-div.
LeElEf 1 WliEes...~sii0is iEx..lntersst
RRAtLEo4D BoSDs-GeneHllly weak.
STATES sECURIrIEs- MOlentively active.
Louisiana Consols-. 6GIs Virginia Gs.....,.....~35
Missouri 6s..,.. ...... legH Virginia consuls, ex
st. Joseph. tfl mat coupons ...6l
Tennessee Cs....",.... 90 Virginia deierred..--17
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SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing addiction occun most frequently.
The disturbance Of the stomach, arising from tie
lmpOrfectly disested contents causes severe pain
In the head, accompanied with dlSlgTeeable nausea,
aud this constitutes what u popularity known Us
CAUTloN.-fuy no powders or prepared Sim
mons Liver Regulator unless In our engraved wrap
per with trade mark, stampandslynatuFe unbrOkeh.
None other u genuine.
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TOLEDO. October Wheat weak; No, . rcd spot
and October 70; November ~; December 81 81
No. q red 81 ~. Corn weak; M . November 7l55tC;
December IbCf year Il Il. Oats dull and nominal.
ClOsed-Whcat steady; No, rcd spot u 80; October
81 4g1{; November q 81 pecembCFS VI 6i{ year 81 ~
bid, 81 4y94 asked. Corn steady high mIxel 73kC
bid; No ! SPOT il1lc bid; 7l3In asked.
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TO CLEVELAND.
Only hyehouHand twenty-five minutes
Accom-. | Express,
TO CHICAGO.
Only eighteen hOur,

STEUBENvILLE AcCOANODATION.-L Leaves Bellaife
1t $40 p ~, bridgeport 300 ?. ". Arrives Of seu-
benyille at 500 P Nj leaves SteubcnyYile a. 1850 A.
~; Bridgeport at 500 A. Nj arrives Ut Bellaife At
gOs A. u,
Tickets and baggage checks to all principal points
In the East and West can be procured at the Ticket
Once In Bridgeport. y. 4. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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HOMIE PROOF


Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeliag W. Va
UIrtniOns Of Regtum, PrOlapsIs and Piles
'Wp oven up 10 die aud pronounced lnCuEable,
D, smith cured Inu without knlie.n
- -''''' WASHINGTON DELANY,
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Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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NEW YORK, October 4.-DRY Goobs.-SpTlng
wOOlens continue In good demand by the clothing
trade but the general market Is less active. Cotton
BY agents, PrnHquiet In inst hands Glnghams
IN fair request. Fllnnela moving steadily, Foreign
VOOlH Oulpt and UNCHANGED
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
she Rhode gs,Hnd s,eetieu

PROVIDENCE, n. l., Nov. ga
special special was he'd in the First
Congressional District TO day to choose
a Representatives in pl ,ce Of Mr.. Aldrich
who has been elected United States
Ser ator In this ci Y the annual muni
c'pll election was held The vote
throughout the district was very light.
For Representative in Congress, Henry
J Spooner( Rep } had 1917 votes; Henry
7. Sissou, (Dem.,) Lilo; c. .. Van.
Landt, 5a2; sca't ring, 152. Gov Van
Z.ndt was not u candidate, but the peo-
pie Of Newport voted for him TO show
their dissatisfaction with tue result OF
'he convention, where some Newp ,rt
County delegates disappointed their
constituents. SpoOner needed only q
pnralitv to elect, but has majority Of
l,7N. In the ely Mayor Hayward,
(Rep y is reelected by majority Of
2,O'l, the vote standing. Hayward. g.
S26: Slocum, (Dem, y S95. The Alder.
men are al Republicans There will
be four Democrats IN the Common
Council. The vote for granting liquor
licences was ,745 against 1880 John
Carter Brown Wood. was elected Rep
preventative In the General Assembly,
To fi'l Spooner's vacancy, ~ voyo Of
2,7O7 TO 922 for II. W. Allen, tie candi.
tate Of the Democratic and Equal
Rights Parties.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
The Light fantastic.

All lovers Of this exciting amuse-
ment may sp.nd the whole afternoon,
10 morrow, in the dancing academy.
Pr,f Gillespie gives select matinee in
his academy, in the lecture room of the
Opera House. Invitations have been
issued, and everything will be con.
ducted in first class style. Prof.
WoTth's orchestra will furnish the
music.
Prot. Carpenter and Webster will
cater to the Wants of their friends by
giving a Thanksgiving matinee, in
their dancing academy, Masonic Tenn
pie. Prof. Webster has been q select
teacher of dancing in Wilmington for
seve'al years, and Is TOO well known to
need any comments. What hs under
takes he does right and in style. Prof
Richie will, furnish the music. Dane.
ing will commerce at 2 2o'c0ck.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
THstIN0 TAE BELIEF VALVES
NOW she Fis' usAn will Spend q
Fart of Thsn b ksxlving.

The new ordinance that was recently
passed by Ci y runcil, provides that
Each company shall be required with
in two months afte- the p ss age of this
ordinance to procure two relief valves
and stcp-nozzles. The valves will be
attached to the engine, and will he us
ed in connection win the stop nozzles,
30 thas 1t puts the stream of water un-
der control of the ho1-man a. he can by
the use Of the sop nczze inst Antly
shut of the water 81 any time at the
pipe, without injury to the hose, and
thus in mauy Instances save large
amount of damage to property, 80 often
caused by throsinR an unht C :essary
amount of wat.r.
There ale sew. raj valves presented for
adoption, AM each Of their cia ms are
strongly urgel By their respective rep
resentatives.
! The Chief Engine r of he fire depart
meDt, has arranged TO live each valve
q fair test Tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock, which it is expected will take
place at Sd and French stret ts 1t is not
positivy decd. VIII t tensines will be
uset, but 1t ia probable they will be
the Washington, Wecoacce and Water
Witch.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
An U..vaiIisg Csnress, On.

CINCINNATI, Nov. M-A dispatch
to The Gazette, from Athens, O., says:
Christopher @. Davis, WHO was ly nched
here yesterday for criminally asssulting
Mrs. Luckey, was taken to the South
Bridge with . rope around his neck,
ami was there asked to confess. He
asker what wou 4 be done with him II
he confessed. They told him be would
be taken back to jail to be dealt ltwith by
the law. He hesitatei, and again asked
If they would not hang him II he con-
fessed. Being ASSURED that they would
net, he said: ~ am the man" At this
there was an instant cry Of Throw bin
off," The other end Of the rore was
then made fast TO the bridge and he was
given three minutes In which TO pray.
He did not attempt to pray, but said
he was ready to die. When the time
expired he was hurled off the bridge,
his neck being broken BY the fall. The
Coroner b. gan an inquest, but has not
yet rendered q verdict.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
A Prisoner without Clothes.

It Is said that Antoine Corso, the
sailor, who was convicted in the U. s
Cnur, fJr assault on the high seas, and
sentenced to Il short term Of imprison.
ment, is entirely without clothing, ex.
ceptiug one dilapidated suit. The
prisoner has written to Marshal Nc
Mullen asking him to procure him
some. The law relating to such cases,
ioes not reach Corso, as he would have
70 be incarcerated in Jail six months
after convection. He will be released
on December 9th. The Marshal has
written 10 At orney- General Phillips,
asking permiss ssion to furnish the prison
er vita clothes, stating his deserving
case fully.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
EDITION.
0UGrEAU's Fo1HER WISE.

On ahs Way % WasA1ngsen - Ap.
Deas ~ . Wlsssss fer shs PPe'e.
sasieo-she 0ess sss Believe shst
shs Assassla 10 Insane.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 29.-Ths Balti-
more and Ohio train which left this
city shortly beiore Z O'Clock tonight,
bore away witnesses TO Washington
who had been summoned from Lead.
Vile to give testimony In the Guiteau
casa. Ono was Mrs. Deanmire, the III.
vorced wife Of Gaiteau, and the other
Mrs. Julia Wilson, relative OF the as-
aassip, who knew him IN childhood:
Mrs. Deanmire WAS spoken to by q
Gazette reporter, 70 whom she said:
was sent for BY the prosecution.
"Did you ever regard Guiteau ~ in'
sane"
"Oh, NO; hs was ofa peculiar tempera-
ment, and WAS very irritable when he
could not have his own way, but he
was perfectly accounts Die for sll he did.
He was not In any way less sane than
most other man an"
"Was he vain?"
"Yes, very vain. He liked to make
himself conspicuous, and was fond Of
notoriety. He liked to have people
talk about him, and always seemed
to enjoy notoristy. Why, he enjoys
ell this notoriety he has now, and IL de.
lighted to lave bis name In the papers,
and TO think that the people Of the
United States are talking about him. "
"Did You ever hear Of any insanity In
his family %
"No he never mentioned It II there
were any, and never heard Of any.
He would have presented II II theirs
was insanity In his family. All this
talk Of insanity ia new thing to me. -
WAS he an unpleasant man TO live
with ?"
''He was disagreeah'e on account OF
his irritablity and self .hness. I don't
know what am expected to testify n,
hut canNOt conscien,ious,y say that I
ever thought hin insane. or that his
condnc, was strange "nough to a.tract
particular attention" .a
Mrs. Wits IN said: l have not met
Guiteau for several years. | was no.
aware hi. father Was de ID un'il | learn
I'd 1t through the testimony the other
day. l knew when he was born. he
lost his mother early and grew up AZ
boys without the proper restraint will
grow up"
"You never heard that no was sur.
posed to be insane?" she was asked.
Sh, smiled incrsdulo ,sly aud said
"He wa, a way ward and ungovernable 10
by and seemed " have q bai dhpo-
sitiOn."
"The defence claims that insanity
runs through the family"
There are many persons named in
connection with him who are uot re
lated to the family and many stories
are told which have no con nection with
him. The family has always been an
honorable one. do not know what
am TO testify 10, but you know it would
not be proper for one TO give In adva ace
any hint Of what rould say,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
THIRD edition.
Cososxn.s BsPonR.
xhe numheR Of Oeoehs IAveee1gs.
ted DuPaug theYeas.

xhs aumAsP Of Dssshs Iavsselgs.
TED DaPiUg shsYsas.
On the 18th day of November, 1850,
RAyworth Wsldin, coroner Of New
Castle County, entered upon his ofncial
duties, and during the year ending No
vember II, 1881, be and his physician
DR.. Howard Og.s, investigated LOG
deaths. OF this number, ITO were
produced BY natural causes, and
tho remainder, 46, resulted from viO-
lence. OF the latter class, 10 were
drowned; 10 met their death by railroad
sccident; 8 were murdered 3 commit
ted suicide, and / was killed by dog.
While the number Of deaths investiga-
ted during the year Wa unusually large
the total expenses Of fthe inquests, iLclu-
ding the salaries Of the coroner and biz
physician, 40 well ~ tho pay Of the in.
rors, amounted to $l,35O, making the
average cost Of each Investigation, .
fraction over %.
This amount is divided a follows :
Burying two bodies, travelling OF xpenses,
witness and jurors fees, $3.50; Coroners
salary, $500; Doctors salary, $500; total
81, $50. During the year the Coroner
held "a jury cases; Nmpannelled 145
jurymen aud summoned 179 witnesses.
Mr.. Weldin was elected under the
law governing the Office Of coroner, and
has worked very satisfactorily, and has
saved the county thousands Of dollars
during the year which has just ended.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
ID GArHa.


WELDIE In this city on the 18th inst.
Charles q. Weidie, aged rs years.
Funeral services at hi, late residence 3Os
East Second street, on Tuesday even lng at
7.O O'c Ocx. lnterment at w ,odDury, N J.
D:arse hu band thou hl lst left US,
Here thy less we daePiy feel;
But IT'S cd that ha b reft us.
He can all our sorros heli
Yet agai, we hope to meet thee
WheG tn day II IFS is fed,
Then with Joy In heaven to greet thee.
Whert n farewell tar Ia s.led
Phil%dal mia and GIOu ester 20. papers
please pH.
BARNE In this city or the 2'st inst. at
Ga. m. .i typhoid M la ID, in the 5sth
year of her g, Mary j., wife Of les e
Barres.
The re atlyes ard frier ds are respectfully
invited to ate. d er neral iron the resi-
debcs of her husband, 40. sl2 III XIV cd
street, on 'hu sday, l,ogember 2 til, at 10
.. IN. l terinelt AT Rigeryi W Gem terry.
Coatesv lie, a., pal ers please copy.
MCCALLlSTFK.-In Comp, ssville, IA on
the leth Inst Ms. Pntieuoe !. McC Callistsr,
form rly If this city.
Fun raj services at Friends Meeting
House, Ninth and ratnall streets en- Fi.th
day. llth avtth Ath at " o'clo k. noon.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
N roDD,s FAMILY MEDICINEs.

No. 4 for dyspepsia and Constipation; NO
10, for Uarrhes Uysentsry and Chsrlera In.
fAntum; No. IL, for Bright's disease and
other diseases Cf the Kidneys No. %, fol
Coughs snd U0lds; No. ~, for Coughs, Bron
chitls and Lung Difficulties; No. 90. 70,
AsthmA Group and WhoopinE Cough; Nos.
50 Q d 10, for CatAnh; No. Is, for H ,srse mes;
and Sore hrost; Nos. bO and 81, diseases
Of tho Blood and Skin; MOI 10 and o.,
Chrsnic Inflammation Of the Rowcis, Stom.
ach, kidneys, Bladder, Womb, etc Nos. 70
and 76, Neuralgia, khernatism and 4out;
no 60, for Worms; No. S6. Functional Dis
ease Of the Heart; No. %, tor Nervous WeAs
ness; No o., Disease Of the Ears; No. 100
Preventive Of Smallpox, Spe tic; Nos. lOt
and ll0, Fever, Asue. all low types Of Fever,
Malarial Diseases generally; No. ll6, to reg
ulato the Menstrual discharge, Amen0rrhoa,
etc.; No. l26. 1no0uttnulnce
Of Urine in children; No LIS, Diseases Of the
Urinary Organs, Impotence, etc.
These medicines are especially prepared
and can be relied upon To cure the Diseases
for which tley arc recommended. Prtco b.
cents and II per DO tie, For sale by drug
xists and the Proprietor, Dr.. James Todd room
No. /. almond Boildi1g, 5. W. cor. Eighth
and Market streets. Wilmington, Dol. Per
Sons suffering from any chronic dissaso will
DO we'll to consult De. Todd. Treatment, iu.
,iuding Hedicinos, 81. Ohice hours Tues
days and Fridays, from . m, to . p. m., and
rom to Up. IN all other days, except Sun
lays.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Terrific sd by Outlaws.

Tucker Bosham, of Independence,
Missouri, who was sentenced to ten
years imprisonment for completely in
the Glendale train robbery, and was
pardonei to give evidence for the State,
has suddenly left for parts unknown,
being terrified by the threats Of his
acconplices and their friends. His
house was SGT on fire, aud since the
conviction, on his testimony, Of VIM.
Ryan, BJsham has received menacing
letters, some of them supposed to be
from the notorious James brothers. His
wife has fled with him, but his father,
it is said does not know whore he has
gOue.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Hail Pebbles,

No REPUBLICAN, issre tomorrow.
Policeman Chambers is now in fair
way to recover.
Mr.. Henry f. Pickles saws he has
been somewhat indisposed, but he has
not been confnedned to bis bed.
A lady named Mrs. Otis, residing at
7th ana Wollaston streets, tell down
stairs on Sunday morning iujuring her
self and a child she held in her arms
very severely y.
"There may be s,me virtue in all Of
them" he said, "bGt for actual worth
and rapidly of etfe 1t know that moth
ing made can excel Dr. Bulls Cough
Sylup."
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
A Fatal Mist >k =,

Oh Saturday Miss Lizzi. V. Barber,
q years Of age OF Hartforl, Conn., 40
piled 10 Dr.. George r. Hawley for re.
lief fr IN pain produced by t 10 lttius
Of wisdom tooth. II, gave her pre-
seription, with directions how to use
the mixture. lnsteM Of taking the
prsscrit ed dose, she took double
quantity, and sool after went into con-
vuls"ns. The doctor was sent for, nd
applied stomach pump, but 1t was
"navailin2, and the young lady died on
sunday. The Doctor, when he left the
house, took the hottie Of medicine away
with him. but members of the family
of the dead girl went to the drug store
where it was obtained and ascertained
that the fatal portion wasa mixture OF
enoral and morphine.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
Officer Cham b0rn -.

Police officer Chambers who was Sc
verey handled on Saturday night last,
from the effects Of which he has been
near deaths door, is recovering. Last
night he suffered severely with a spasm.
After the effects of that had passed he
became easier, and the doctor stated
that he thought that WAS the turning
point, and he would now rapidly re.
cover This morning he was considera-
bly, better. Every care and attention
is being given 10 him by Chief Of Police
Maxwell. Officers are stationed at his
bedside day aud night.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
DhOM CAmS,
NOm- Spleudid Specimens Of J &C 4
son Il Hh app's tlau udlwOrk.

NOMr Spleuaid SDerimcnS Of J ac X .
son 4 sharp's flaudlwOrk.
On next Saturday. the jackson &
Sharp company will send to the nav
railroad which is being constrnc.ei be-
tween Denver Colorado, aud the city of
Mexico, Hve handsome narrow gauge
cars
Two Of the cara are magnificently got.
ten up, one If which IL for the specia Al
pse of Colonel Gardner tho manager Of
the road. These cars are filed with
writing desks extension tables, and
folding berths, which are converted in
to SEATS In the day time. There arc
. NO numb4r Of her useful articles
conf sting Of wash stands, eletric bells
ecf.
The others are baggage cars and are
neatly finished
Toe firm have also completed, two
narrow gauge passenger cars, which
will probably be shipped to day to the
Florida oent.al railroad. They are
pain'ed light yellow and one bears the
name, Magnolia, and The other Florida.
Instead Of the seats being cushioned,
are furnished with cane, and look very
neat, aud well adapted to the locality
they are intended for.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-23
MAnkind's FayOPits Pills.

Dr. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
ooated) move the bowels easy by acting d..
rec ly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver;
in doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or ieft side Or through the limbs.
Indigestion, oostiv sness, sick stomach weh K
back, dizziness, bad felings through the
body aching limbs, biliousncss, general
cured. They positively operate without grip.
ing aickeoing weakening or leaving the
bowels costi,e. A splendid, easy pu-gative
and liver cure. rs c-nts and u box Main
depot Fourts and King streets. Philadel-
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