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DR.. Marion Sims Relieves the President
VIII

New YoRK, September l7.-Dr. Marion
Sims, who has just arrived from Paris,
when questioned us to what he thought Of
the case OF the President, Said: "While l
was in Paris the greatest excitement pre-.
vailed on account OF the shooting Of Gen.
eral Garfield. The dispatches received Mt
first were to the effect that the President
had been shot through the abdomen. II
that was the case l knew ut once he would
die in iorty-eight hours unless something
was done at once. accordingly express
ed my opinion rs follows: The President
has recovered from the shock and the sur:
peons think that the ball has perforated
the abdominal cavity. They should
cut open the abdomen, as In o%variatomy,
tic any bleeding vessel, sew up the lntcs.
tine il wounded, clean out the peritOneal
cavity and plaCe q drainage tube to drain
Off poisonous exudatiOns. This should be
the treatment OF all gInshot wounds Of the
abdomen. This wa dispatched to the
United States on July 3D., on July 9th !
learned thatthe ball has not passed through
the abdominal cavity and informed the in.
Vulnerable people that called upon me, to
ask my opinion. concerning the President,
that he Is safe-that the report that he
could not live was untrue and with proper
treatment he would recover" 49,.
"Do youstill think that the President will
get well 2" '
"Yes; l have great hopes. He has been
very sick, but | think that he Is able to
throw Off the poisonous pus that Is absorb
ed in the blood. l have the greatest con-
fdencc in the physicians in charge"
"What Is your opinion concerning the
lung troubleT
lit Is indeed serious, but my opinion Is
that the best thing that can be done is to
send for DR.. Lumis, OF New York, or DR..
De Goster, Of Phil9delPhia Either l one
in the lung is down near the liver or up
higher. As soon us this is determined an
operation could be performed"
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Martins FerU Times
The work on tue tAughlin mill still pro-
crosses at a rapid rate, and the signs all
point to m carly resumption Of business.
II is said Mr., WetheRld, the energetic
manager, has promised that murklfon will
be made four weeks from Monday next,
and four weeks later hailbutling will be.
gin. II IL also stated that MI, Alex. Laugh.
lin has agreed TO present Mt. wetherald
with n horse and buggy In cnSe 10 shall
fulfil these promises, Whether there Is
any truth IN these stories We arc not able
TO soy, but from the way the work Of re-
building is being pushed we should Judge
there was something IN them The new
engine mentioned a week or two ago l.
coming from Pittsburgh. The new boiler'
are being made by Cady \ Son, 81 Wheel
Ing, II Il expected the work Of putting Up
The frame will begin during the coming
week,
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Motheral Mothersu Mothersri

Are you disturbed at night and broken OF
your rest by n sick child suffering and crying
with the exCruCiating pain OF cutting teethS
II SO, 90 at once and get q bottle. Of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve
the poor little sufferer imnediately--depend
upon II; there Is no mistake about it, There
Is not q mother on earth who has ever used
II, who will not tell you ut once that II will
regulate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother, and relief and health TO the child,
operating like magic. II Is perfectly safe TO
Use In all cases, and pleasant TO the taste, and
Is the prescription Of tho oldest and best
States. Sold everywhere. IS cents a bottle.
... ..... ugRAW
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NEw YoKK, September l1.-Cotton dull at ia
1870; futures steady. Flour firm; receipts 1900
barrels; e. Pjrts l,A0J barrels western and State
!; 3 SSSS 81 :; s sGIGiH oRI @ I! so SS4 X o. ~ y Y Exc XII i Z s Snsl SS'
Minnesota patent 81 6lAg o. Wheat hnLc higher,
ungrAdcd spring 81 lSal ~ No 2Chlelgo and NIL.
waukee 81 Sal wi uugntled red 81 LA. ~: Noi
/ AZ; So9 Do 81 q; 70, / do sales 1909 bushels,
At o. f<; steamer No ! do 81 AZ; No 2 red septem.
Der, sales $1,000 bushels, At 81 47Al AZ; closing at
81 an; October, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 ls11{a
bushels, at 81 6lLlal o., closing at q 5lk. Corn "a
lc higher; receipts $4,000 bnshelS; exports 1000
bushels ungtaded BlAI2EE 81 No 2 white SllS5c; No 2
September nha7l3e, closing q 7lhc; October 72I
bushels exports 1000 bushels western mixed ala
l4c; white Western 4aA5SHc. Hay steady VI Ha6Oc.
Hops firm, Coffee dull; Rio earEOcs 9kallSHc, job
lots lkallnc, Sugar quiet aud steady; lair 10 good
ieirlnJ IS leasc, Mia ses quiet, Rice quiet and
Seady, PeIrnleull duh; uulted pjNc; crude 7LSasr'
refined Sc. TallOw scarce and very strong at &c,
R4sil dull, aud unchanged. %,TuFPentlne ilnn at
mes slg IS, Deei hrIu. Cut meats quiet and steady;
long clear sll 0G' short clear 81 y. Lard quiet aud
unchanged. Butter Iinn iOr choice; Others dull al
l6ASlC. Cheese quiet and hrn.
CHICAGO, September I9.-Flopr quiet and Arm.
Whsatquiet and easter No 2Chiclgi spring q 2sA
al % cash o. 2s51+ september; 81 DA October; 81 B3h
al .33h November; u 3iN December; 81 ~ year;
sales q 2i2lal ~ sep!eln9er q a9al 9g!t 0eto'
Com qulst and weak al 6IEa6i3.c cSSE, Gigc' Sep.
TENDER and year; BJ1%A6j]Ic October; G6ko N0veIi.
ber &c December; ,72HG May; ales, Gj3ta6lke
October; RISa73Nc Mays rejected 6lAc, Ouls dull
and prices u shade lower at 400 cash, September and
year; Wy October An November; 43Ec December
l71IG May. Rye moderately active aud higher al
81 u. barley quiet and firm Ut u 0sNAl W. Pork
easier o. SO 10 cash; SO S2LSalO 81 September and
October; Sly b0alg 60 November; Slg 20il9 . Dccem.
bert Lard tnlrly active and q shade higher Ut slg Is
cash, September and year; 81 l7H October; Sl2 B2k
al2 Is November 81 45aI2 Az December. Bulk
meats fairly active and q shade higher; shoulder
81 u; short rib Sl06I short clear SO Vi. Whisky
steady at 81 10. FlaxSeed easy Ut 81 ~.
The following shows the fluctuations In the Chi.
cago grain and produce market saturday, a. re.
ported BY John N. HOOn & Co., brokers. No. ll6O
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William J. Coughlin, OF somervillc, Mass,
says: In the fall Of 1870 | was taken with
bleeding Of the lungs, followed by q severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed. In 1877 | was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had a hole
in my lungs as big nS n half dollar. AT one
time a report went around that / wasdead. /
gave up hope, but q friend told me Of d..
William Halls BAlsain for the LungS, | got
a bottle, when to my surprise, ! commenced
to feel better, and to-day ! feel better than for
three years past
II write hlS hoping every oreaflicted with
Diseased Lung e Will VIII tSSe P e., William Lillian HAIL. t,da
can be cured. ! can positively sayit has done
more good titan oil the other medicines 1haVe
taken since my sickness
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know Hop Bittefs will bear recommends.
ton honestly. All who use them cenfer TIP
on them the highest ehGohiums, and give
them credit for making chres-all the pro
btietors claim tOT them. have kept them
sinVo they were first offered 10 the public.
They took high rank from the first, and
maintained II, and are more called for than
oil others combined. So long as they keep
Up their high reputation for purity and use.
iilhess, I shall continue Ia ]feSonuuend them
something / have never done betute with
any other patent medicine a
AVIAN il BABC0CK. N. D.
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Transportation.

3lSt, 1851.
Trains eays Panhandle Depot foot q nsxshsA
street near Public Landing, SAily, except sunlSy,
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+. Ascnith Hall, Binghampton, N. Y,
writes: ~ suffered for several months with a
dull pain through left lung and shoulders. !
lost my spirits, appetite and color, and could
with difficulty keep up all day. My mother
procured some Bufd0ck Blood Bitters; l took
them as directed, and have felt no pain since
.ilr;t week s. Gite I, u 81 ~, thS ~, AND ID am ami. o quite
Sold by Laughllh Bros. & Co., Wholesale
.Druggists. Wheeling, W. Va.
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Is universal II affects all the human family,
all animals, and may be even found In patent
dyIp5tSIa, there 6 no remedy so Kind, 20 rem.
tGe in'lts effects, and yet 81 ss.,ss,actofy, a
Bird0Gk Blood Sp,,tters. Price 81 90, trial Size
sold BY laughlin Bros. ( ca. Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, v, Va
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CARbtSELEs, Felons, Boils, Sores Of long
standing, such a. Ulcers, AbsesSes, etc, posi-.
lively cured without the aid OF a knife or
poulticc, by using Nm. JulYe Myers Drawing
and Healing SalYp, Piles, Bait Rheum, Fry.
.SipeiaS, SoiEahd liberated Corhs, Chllblaihs,
etc, II has never failed 10 cure. For sale by
Logan 4 Co, nav
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James Pearson, % Sixth street, Buffalo,
says: ~ have used your Spring Blossom for
myself and family, and think II invaluable
MS a household remedy, for regulating tho
without it." Price 30 cents, trial bottles 10
cents.
Sold by Laughlln Bros. 4 Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va
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Gtn Gptdtigstllltsr
TmEN SIZE KNEw SIZE couLp.

Whistle, whistle, loving daughter, and you shall
have u cow"
II never whlslled, mother, and neither CRnI now
II FUCKERS up my mouth sou
Whistle, whistle, loving daughter, aud you shall
have u hone."
never whistled, mother, md cannot now, Of
COLLINS
IIpuckeH up my mouth no."
Whistle, whistle, loving daughter, and you shall
n never whistttd, mother, neither viii l yet
II puCEch up my mouth sol"
whistle, whistle, loving daughter, and you shall
have u man"
~ never whistled, mother, hut | know very well
lean"
And the whIstlIns pretty soon began,
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II has been proved BY the most reliable tes.
tlmohy that Thom4s' Eclectrto OIL IL an en-.
Ilte sHbGess In curing the most invetetate cases
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back, and
wounds Of every description,
Sold by Laughlin Bros. 4 Co, Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, W. Va.
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1t is due to tho truth OF history to state
that the Union armies were commanded by
Murat Halstead and Dick Smith, except at
Shiloh, where Whitelaw Reid had charge.
This Grant business has gone far enough.
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The cheapest, purcSi
aud best family medicine
IN the world.
An edrctual specific toI
all diseases Of the Liver
Stomach and Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
EHfLIS AND FEVER,
MALARloUS FEyERs,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESSSE SS, JAuN'
DICE AND NAUSEA.
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FELLOWS Syrup Of Hypophosphites, by re.
storing strength 10 the nerves and muscles Of
the stomach cutcl. dyspep1tal which Y bnl
I'd By musSlAt relaxation, NNRAW
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II IL simply marvellous how quickly eopslI,
patton, biliiousness, bck headache, NyeIGnd
aguV, and malaria, Az CURED BY 'SellerS
Liver piIIs 49, nav
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MEDICAL,

IF YOU lei dull drowHy, IsbIIittei, have ire
Quent heldaehe, mouth taSIea badly, poor appetite
md tOnnu0 coated you are mttrHng from Torpid
lYef, or "buI1uknei' and nothing Will CURE you 90
speedily aud Permunently ~ TO take simmons Liver
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sT~OcKs-share speculation Was irregular at the
opening and In the early deallngS prices rCcedrd
YAK per cent The market, however, sOOn became
StFOlS, and under the leadership Of the trunk line
stocks, the general list advanced An9k per cent,
while Hannibal 4 81 Joe preferred sold up
~ 10 l2l on covering Of short contracts, the latter,
however, reacted To ll7H and closed Ut llsJSall9.
the general market became heavy and on the un.
favorable AdyteeS regarding the PresiheptR steady
decline vet In, which continued 70 the close, the
4A2 per cent, PeOn, Decatur & Evansville, Union
Pacific, the trunk line stocks, Western Union, and
Denver 4 Rio Gn4nde being the most prominent
therein,
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PILES.

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life y burden aud rObOlng existence u all pleasure,
owing 0lhe secret sUtsdng tplm Files, Yet relief
Is ready 10 the hand Of almost any one who will use
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured thousands, simmons Liver Regulator, Is no
drastic vlolent purge, but q gentle assistance to
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BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is 70 unpleasant, nothing No common d
bad breath, and in nearly every case 1t comes from
the stomach, and eau be 10 easily corrected II you
will take simmons Liver Regulator. DO not neglect
also Improve youFappette, complexion and general
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Ask druggists for Trough on Rats" II
clears out ntS, mice, bed bugs, toAChea, veE,
min, dies, ants, insects 100 per haa,
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"LNpRf'6 Boon sEAncHEa"-the great
medicine TOT ieYet and agie, malaria, And all
blood poison, Don't fall 10 use II paw
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sALE OF BENWooD

I"lthll.
a w, d a decd Of trust made BY James II:
Nlr + hi, wife, 10 the "A trustee, dated
June lSIi and recorded In the once
q lhetouuty Court N MAfShAn county,
lfa4A lnircI ui trust book No. ! page 3II2,
tpni NJ The store NJ II. ". Fisher, In
s"aaBnWovi MARSHALL county,
thursday. OCTOBER 18th, 1851,
si1t ct 70 O'Clock A. ", the following de:
,Hl Mat y tn Nly All Oi lot numbered
n lllrih guar In Hlmin McMcchen'l Ad:
70 tbspoi lsuwo0d. In the Eld county Of
~ hluHllns to The piat Of aid addition,
hihs 'lffs's office Of the County COurtOi
UlliJ a'btald. Title believed To ~
N a Nlls "iulsrr shall convey only SHch
M sa'Nlri iHNe hy the deed Of trust Aforesaid.
pIss ~ -unu hini " The purchase money
M 1ow N ihe plphnNf may elect cash
b,lE ny frilHn In two equal InsiAllmDDp ~
',Ie Mlntls respectively, with lnteE0sI
20! ele, secured ny Heed II trust upon this
WI loilcy Of Insurance payable "a
tsVn., " = HUBBARD, Trustee;
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TRUSTEES SALE.

n a lcel Of trust made by John r.
byssi Fannie Cftdlas. his vile, 10 the uh.
nrl taNDr ti,,i the 18th dNy Of October,
o. I the County clerks once Of
bis Mtt NlEinih IN Deed Of Trust hook
MI lNll sllAt public suction, al the
w v, '0l1 ilrise Oi said county, 10 the
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RAILROAD BoSDs-Dun and irregular,
STATE s-EcURIrIn-NomlnRl.
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CONSTIPATION
SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing ~RfilCtiOn Occun most frequently,
The disturbance Of the stomach, arising ifUm The
lmpeLfecily digested contents, causes a severe pull
In the head, Accompanied with dlEAgrpeable nausea
and this constitutes what Is popularity known u
headache,
CAUTION, -npy no powders or prepared Sim
mons Liver Regulator unless In our engraved wrap
per with tnlde mari, stampand signature unbrOken,
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Dangerous Drought.

Fears expressed fortnight ago ~ to
tho effect Of the long continued dry
weather on the crops are being verified
In many portions of the country. Re-
po Is Of premarurely ripened and wither-
ed fruits are bad enough, but with these
come stories Of the almost entire failure
Vt the gram crop In some places and the
drying up Of grass, SO that cattle and
sheep must be fed from granaries and
barns at least two months earlier than
usual. Bad a. Is the condition of some
farming districts, however, 1t must not
be supposed that crops everywhere are
In danger. A great deal OF wheat has al
ready been harvested, and n uch cofn Is
far enough advanced to save itself from
ruin. Almost 90 grave q danger as any
that 10 threatened is that OF scant water
supply for human beings and animals,
for the water In nearly exhausted wells
and cisterns 10 seldom wholesome, and
brooks and rivers are not always avails.
BILE. Dseper polughing and deeper
wells should commend themselves to
farmers In season Ii ke this.--N. Y. Her.
aid.
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THE CARE MAJ SEASON OyEn.-Ths
season OF 1881 at Cape lay came to an
end Tuesday morning, when, after serv-
ing their guests with breakfast, the
Stockton Hotel and Congress Hall-ths
two large hotels--closed their hospttabIa
doors. A rush was made for both the Z
and o'clock express trains to Philadel-
phia, and By noon the place looked tru-
ly like deserted village. or course
there are still good many people at the
smaller hotels and cottages, but they are
more generally Of the less fashion able
classes, who come down for rest and 70
recuperate from sick sss rather than to
join In tbs xayeties ofthe season. Though
opening late, on account of cool June
the season was in respects q remarkably
successful one.
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SHIP CANAL SURVEYS,
A Survey ing Party nj wor,, -
Favorable R0,.s. h On

Favornhls Rn ~. work on q
The Baltimore Sun savs .u
schooner Lille sailed from here Traa
day for Chesapeake City, havina ues' ar
board Col. j. A. Hayden and a ~ ~ ~
of engineers, to continue the s,rsay party
on the various ship-canal routes Tyy
party have surveyed from Cbesanoahno0 no
City, the entrance Of the present yHe Chas
apeake and Delaware Canal. Snus
Back creek and Elk river, Az far AVN W.
the mouth Of Bohemia river also ,hs s
Brewerton channel, with a view 0s
extending 1t to deep water on tho '~ aa', VI
ern side Of the bay in case nor,bsrr
route were selected. The party bana
now gone back 70 extend the line os
survey OF the Elk river from the po
heinia river to the mouth of the Saas..
fras. They will then begin at Georaa
town bridge, on Tue Sassalras, and eY. G
tend out to the bay to connect with
the Elk river survey. They will Than
survey the shallow water to soutbwsst
of HowelPs Point, and then to ths
northeast Of Pools Island. They then
go to the Choptank to survey thu
river approaches to that route. which
will complete the labors of the Cheaa.
apeake party. The surveys of the En-
river are made with view of ascer.
tanning the cost of ship canal by way
OF the present Chesapeake and Dela.
ware Canal.
Il The peninsula party of engineers in
charge Of F. D. Y. Carpenter, began
at Chesapeake City aud worked east
ward on line of the present canal
and are now nearly to Delaware Citv.
The party will afterwards 20 to Tia
Sassafras 10 make some additional ,ur.
f veys there. The Delaware marty
: were organized from the PhiiadeIpbia
: Office, and are to extend their sui yeys
as far as the necessities of the case
demand. The surveys in the upper
J. part of the Delaware are about com.
pleted, and the party are now near the
9 breakwater. Borings are made along
:. all the surveys TO find the character Of
i the material to be passed through. All
the surveys are expected to be com.
e pleted early in October, in order to
: have the estimates ready for Con.
gress, which meets in December
n Capt. Thomas Turtle of the United
?. otates engineers office, has charge Of
u the surveys, determining what is nee
y essary, &c. The appropriation fol
!, additional surveys Is $4,000. Al
;. the routes except the Choptank, ,ht
: Ssssafras and the one by the way O.
the present canal have been abandoned
on account of their great cost.
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Russian Migration.

LONDON, August 31.-A telegram
from St. Petersburg says: at is
officially announced that at the end of
September twenty delegates, repre-
senting the various Russian provinces,
will be summoned to present their
views to the Council of State on the
regulation of peasant migration.
While discouraging any imprudent,
ill-considered, tendency on the part OF
the peasants to migrate the govern
ment declares itself desirous Of pro-
noting migration, when necessita' cd
by real distress, and OF assisting the
sufferers to acquire fresh land.o
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A Hhesf Kinx,a Yield.

MILWAUKEE, August 3l.-Mr. W.
r. Dalrymple, The "Wheat King Of
Dakota" arrived here to-day and in
an interview stated that the thresh
ing upon his farm had begun, and
that the yield is eighteen bushels per
acre, or 10 per cent. lighter than
last year. The quality, however, is
excellent. The decrease in the yield
he attributed to the heavy rains Of
the early part Of the season, low
tracts being entirely drowned out.
he says that the yield in the Red
river valley will De fully eighteen
bushels per acre.
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General Foreign News.
LONDON, Sept. 2, 1881.

LONDON, Sept. 2, 1881.
There was considerable improve
ment in the weather ON Wednesday and
yesterday.
A Paris despatch to the Daily Iete-
graph says 1t is stated that Pere Hya-
cinthe (Loyson) will visit the United
States in the spring.
At the Chess Congress in Berlin yes
terday . match game between Mr..
Mason, of New York, and Herr Berger,
OF Giatz, resulted In . draw.
Daniel Bateman i Sons, card manu-.
facturers, Of Bradford, have failed, with
liabilities estimated at f53, 600, because
Of the depression of trade.
The Marine Board of Hamburg has
concluded the inquiry into the late
breakdown of the Hamburg-American
Company's steamer Vandalia. They
have acquitted the Captain.