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Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15
In His Cell.

A Washington correspondent says
Guiteau, whose cell overlooks the east
ern branch, is now being treated for
malaria, and quinine is administered in
large doses. The wretch reluctantly
takes the powders, fearing that some
subtle poison may be incorporated with
the medicine and his life taken by the
hidden drug. He is too anxious to live,
so the guards say, to attempt his own
life. Neither does he want to die by
the act of the physician any more than
by the act of the hangman. He has
nervously put aside several of the pow
ders prescribed, and said he would take
them when he felt like it. The jail
guards say he is the most cringing
coward that ever lived. He fears his
own shadow, and when taken to the
bathroom, a short distance from his
cell, insists on the guard covering him,
so that if there is among the soldiers in
the rotunda another Sergeant Mason he
will have to fire through the escort to
reach Guiteau. He is still strangely
confident that his brother -in-law's de-
fence will acquit him.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15
A Curiosity:

The greatest curiosity at a country
fair, says the New York Herald, is the
orator. He is usually in his speech so
distant from any thing agricultural, even
when he talks of crops and stock, that
the farmers like to listen to him. He
patronizes the countryman by saying
that the sons of the soil are as good as
other people. Mr.. Beecher used to talk
about heifers and pears and posies in a
manner that caused the farmers wives
to smile when they discovered how little
he knew. Mr.. Hayes shook hands,
kissed the babies and wrote common
places in albums. The agricultural
orator is an ornamental hero at country
fairs, and the less he knows about the
things he talks about the more no ii
supposed to know about everything
else.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15

EDWARD b. BATES,
(Late of Baltimore Bar)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW.
Snow Hill. Nd.
Office opposite Court House. adjoining the
Post Office.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15

SIR JAMES MACINTOSH invited DIR.
Parr to take a drive in his gig. The
horse became restive. Gently, jim
N.Y." said the doctor. "don't irritate
him always soothe your horse, jim
my. You'll do better without me let
me down, Jimmy" Once ON terra
frnaa, the doctors view of the case was
changed. "Now, Jimmy" said he,
touch him up. Never let horse get
the better of you. Touch him up, con-
quer him, don't spare him III walk
back"
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15
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LITTLETON DENNIS. Sncw Hill. Md
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15
CLAYTON j. PURNELL,
" ATTORNEX AT I'M

Office opposite Court House, Snow Hill. Nd.
Strict attention given 10 the collection OF
claims. Will visit Berlin on the second Satur-
day of every month.
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A DIAL P. BARNES,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAN

Office opposite Court House, Snow Hill. Md.
Will visit Pocomoke City every Saturday.
Strict attention given to the collection OF
claims
Democratic messenger., 1881-10-15
The Democratic Messenger,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY
LIyTLEToN DENNIS, Proprietor
AT SNOW HILL. WORCESTER co., MO.
Subscription, 81 a Year in Advance

Liberal arrangements made with clubs.
Correspondence solicited from all parts of
the county.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-03
FRIEDRTCRSHALL
The Onlv Pure and Reliable.

Owes it's great reputation the happy proportions
of Its ingredients, which have constituted It an IN
&pproachable and indispensable remedy for
Constipation, Indigestion, distractions, Piles,
Chronic Disorders of the Stomach, Liver and
Bowels, Gout, Plethora, Rush of Blood to
the Eead, Hypocondria. Melancholy,
Lsssitude. Impurities of the Blood
AMI Skin, Erupt3ons and
Blotches.
1t improves the appetite. keeps the head clear,
the blood cool; but never facilitates.
Its efficiency can be proven by the testimony of
hundreds Of the best physicians, including the
most emient ones OF this day.
For want of space we here give the certificates
of Sir HENRY THOMPSON aid PRoP. Won LIEBTe:
LAS an occasional aperient and corrcctor of d.
gestion / knsw nothing equal to FRIRDRIcHsEA L.
It leaves the patient rule, less constipated ef
ter disseminating than he was before, and may be
taken habitually without lowering the system"
SIR HENRY THOMPSON.
The testimony of Baron Won Liebig places the
Bitter W later OF Fripdrichshall among the most ef-
eapious in Europe, and whose great value must be
recognized by all who have experienced it's sau-
tary and beneficial effects.
DOSE-one or two wine glasses fall before
breakfast. For sale by G-ocers and Druggists
The trade supplied by The Sole Agents.
BOUCHE Fills 81 90.
81 Beaver Street, NEW YORK.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-03
Facts that We Know.

Ifyou are suffering with a severe
cough, cold, asthma bronchitis. con-
sumption, loss of voice. tickling IN the
throat, or any affection OF the throat
or lungs. ace kaoao that DIR. Kings New
Discovery will give you immediate
relief, We know OF hundreds OF cases
it has completely cured, ana tha'
where all other medicines had falled:
No other remedy can show one-hali
as many permanent cures, VOW W slse
satisfactory proof that Or. hing 5 New
Discoverv toiH care you of Asthma.
bronchitis. Hay Fever. Consumption,
severe Coughs and Colds, Hoarseness,
ar any Throat or Lung Disease, IT you
win call at G. Speidel's Drug store you
can OCT. a trial bottle free OF cost, or
REGULAR size bottle for 500.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-03

Combined with PHCSPHO-NUTRI
a scientific presentation OF soluble wheat pnos-
phatGs exactly they exist naturally In the grain,
and are needed for perfect health in the human
System.
Fact God Liver Oil is conceded to be the Con-
eumptive's most valuable assistant.
Fact 2-Many patients cannot bear the ordinary
Cod Liver OH on account OF sensitiveness OF the
stomach.
Fact a-PhiIIipe' Cod Liver OH is the purest
bland Norwegian variety, and Is selected for lie
unusual medicinal efficacy.
Fect4.-Phillips' Oil and Phospho-Nutritfne com
bined really paatable, and is rehshed and easily
retained By the most delicate.
Fact 6.-Thfs combination with Phosph o-Nutrt-
Atne imparts to the COD Liver Oil curative and re
lucrative property and power which seem mystic
rious but which are in reality purely scientific
These Five Facts suggest the reasons why Phil
Ina Pa1atabIe Cod Liver Oil Combined with Phos-
Dho-Nutritine effects snch Invariably happy re-
suits in Consumption. Emaciation. Wasting scrof-
MA Ricketts, and Wea knesses and Diseases of the
Lnngs; also, for Nursing Mothers
Free from any nauseouR taste or smell, miscible
In water perfectly assimilable and containing
,dfal properties never before attained IN med
fcfne this preparation Is submitted with confidence
to patients and physicians Price 81 per bottle;
bottles for 50
Physicians are invited to send for explanatory
circular to c. 81. Phillips, Manufacturing Chemist,
Plat Street, New York.
For sale by ali Druggists.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-03
STOCK SPECULATION.

JOHN A. DoDaE & Co., Bankers and Brokers, u
Wall Street, New York, bny stocks on reasonable
margin and when desired. will advise when and
what to buy Also Stock Privileges in which $so
to 800 can be probably invested Opportunities
for good profits are constantly occurring. fnl m
formation on application, and Weekly Report sent
free.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-03
LIVER REeuLAroR.
Will IT CURB Mr.

Said a man, whose woebegone counte-
nance and broken down constitution
plainly show ed traces of disease-a suf-
ferer with Nervous dyspepsia, in
whose stomach the moet delicate morsel
Law like lead. Refreshing sleep and
Quiet nerves were strangers to him, and
he dIspaired OF ever being well.
We advised him TO take
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-03

OuR LADIES FRIEND is the most re!la-
BILE of any female preparation. and only
costs fifty CENTS per bottle. Sold by =.
Speidel. Rack Island and Richards O
Gohrbeck, Moline.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-03-03
Simmons Liver REGULATOR |

which he did, and IN short time was
not only relieved but cured.
Reader. IL you are suffering with Dys.
peDsia or Liver Disease In any form. do
poi wait until the disease sss has has taken
last holo upon you, n ooa ma frat sbosx
themselves. It has relieved untold
suffering SIMMONS LIVER ~ ls,k khGu-
INT a PTREIY VEGETABLE RENE
DY that will cure when everything else
fti,e rs a faultless family meoitlne.
IT,, ~. u,.arrange the system. lie no
violent drastic purge, but natures own
remedy The friend 1o OF ezs .gnae 1a
viii no. pon kat 1t is the cheap
est. purest and best Family hidieinein
the world. III
ASK the recovered dyspepties, bill.
ions Sufferers. victims OF fever and
ague. the mercurial diseased patient
how they recovered their health, cheer,
full spirits and good appetite,Ithey VIII
tell Won by taking Simmons Liver neg
ulator.
, 1881-08-12
THE TOBIN CASE.

Return Of tlao NEnin Witness for tho
Prosecution, Who Was Spirited Away
by tho lpcfenAO.
A very neat pieco OF detective work canc to
light yesterday in the arrlvnl OF Humphrey
MouIhan from Montreal, with Mrs, Mary Ann
Robinson, whom ho found ht NJ. O. SfcCord
streot. She Is wnntod as Il witnoss in tho case Of
James Tobin, who ts III 1aIf charged with tho
murder Of bis daughter on Desplainca street, q
your or more ngo. Sho was an eyewitness
to tho murder. it will be remembered,
and when tho case waa called for trinl
fow wceks aEo III tho Criminal Court and was
missing, It being charged that Tobfn hnd rotten
her out OF the city. Tho trial wont on, howovor,
and In tho midst of It II juror waa taken ., OH,
sudden halt stnco thoa Nr. Monilau, employed
boon looking tor. tho n,&saing vltncss,, and In
capturing her aud bringing hor bore hns oxh!b.
ao q bssss ss.G Xo & S oSt xae1s
@ sST he9 % 70 oanaa and e
homaysr s,sSs oe@tsd %s s &c e ms
Of tho work for. after locat,ug har, ho had no
ns 70 aa SaiS sS
her quite anotnor.. He renchod Montreal Sum
Any morning perfect stranger. but inside ct
upon her, and wlthouE any asslstanoo whatever,
other than calno from friends ho mhde In his
ssa 9e s s!
sbe to havo convicted Tobin without hor tossti:
% %6o %romemhorea n wy told as; hcr 'IS; story = b. be.
fore tho .Coroncr's Jury at the time,
which went to make tho oei.ne ono Of the snost
he meeting q tae ohi i'd and father On tic fatal
on hor With Ills knees, beat nor win hs asts,
and subsequently lifted her up and saw hcr OK.
prSs to fsw sha sapsats her st9ry
, 1881-08-12
Nrco Trade aud Protectlon in Austra=
llR.

8vdH<v lsttsr 10 Lo1sden Ttuss
FOFten yUara the Colony oE Victoria has detoE-
mlHatily CARRIED out prof tecuonlst pulley. whtio
New South Wales has kdhered substantially to
True trade. ~ The Ghd Of this period tha ootlsus
foturns hRVt glyun u prttsy exact figures ~ u
thu r1atlya pt09ress at tho two colonies In pop
niation. The rls4lt "a Kpnernl triumph fuf tho
ta the ulother colony, YloturlA shot ahead dir.
an4 tno pnsioa os ct ~ gseat Kola nroauesion lut
tweon tho ooloules IL Tedueed NOW ts0M 250,m
to about l00, NV, and Mt tho present relative rates
OF progress . lew yunrs will Voc Now South
Wnlea quite R6rea4t nt Victoria,
of course, uo 1udiolous reasoaer asostbes tho
respective tscal p0lloios. Without ovotstraili.
lug tho argument IN any Why, or ubcFihtnx more
to one ca.lRo than II will fairly boar, eau ttld
In tho census returns an Abundant v3ndlGAtfuu
OF our free trade policy aud al 0noouraEement
to continue faithful to It, Tho only ssMptatl0n
70 gut Il will aris9 trom want Of sovenlo, and
tlnuAuc0 Of our land revenue. I
, 1881-08-12

ME 8utkTEf- OF THE &tEkEN UAUdR ECf1Tr.
NtlHalIkca Sentf,sE: uTbo survov NJ the
sunkon barge Thomns A. Scott wns nontinnoI
,as,nr,nv rrh. 1f'sI.a, G.sss .'"s," es uu.'s"aua
1oets'uHI' 4ao ou'ou otntes' ouH1uoesh Who
haTo c0atBo On INC work, With part OF tho Life
Saving Grew and Potter Crowley, tho diver, wont
out to the Scott In tho morning md ratualnnd
,,rt,I ,ntc In +ha nrtornonn a,n,s I,s.Is
st1ss -. .. ..,,s. -. eoau Mtsto
t!ms HAa 9peht ~ 49ltthR ovofythlng
EcAut !uF suV 1tVcts Two ,1uoya, oale
ofus lno atotn Mnu tuo utaeE oyer ln0 now. were
Ilacea ~ pusluon 20 ~ 70 marx nor exact locA-
Hon: ofs12W!oy e aesee1idGa 70 nor deck several
lime, IT. ~ says snG y oaa1y nsaa " forward,
siGnrahIv En,,imrs "sa 49, tIes ~, es ~, ~ % oui
tnHrs. Tho Rrcntast tfenth NJ snfsr t nvnr ~ Enr
Ienks was tEirtv feet. The wstor nvrr IT, Her
iiar aaact noaitior md tne ros,t Of thG snrwcv
Will ID itutnuiiiNtov fofwnrJed Ia the War iSa.
uartuunt al Washii,utpn" > "'' 1So'
a,,rw rrwrv.u,,~. .oo
SUM- u1Ns"As'uNs A"o'
os1n9 ngW a!scoYeEv ~ the peu q tae bt.
Caafles llYer. snys Hnooeo aispAtcta, " IL that
o6 tao rosaaaina os W oi! Frenon vessel OF about
lN tohs. MolonMnst nave pGaft aankHn 9enera-
onsnRu.M MngH tae Whoie oI TUG y. Cnarlee tlfer
~ ,ha nr1snrt .tts ~ r. vus -. sao I'LL ILL.,
vessol wis Jisoovored buriet il, Ills sa,1d In ti.e
bud at the river. eoIno iwolye fent iNsjow lnws
watcr her kCpl beiuv DyftlDntiY. na fnr III can nj
presont be- 1uJreu, fwetity.iiYe fGot boinw law.
wnter. Some Tan faot al her huii hHs honn lii.
olnoj to yiow. lIcr fIninrs arn nf Enronsnt,
oDF. tan innhrs tfaint: fnnthnnks fwnlrM inrh@a
md ninnkinK Ihrce inches., sno haa be,n Vail
, 1881-08-12
ILLINOIS,

Special Dtspateh to TAs Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, Ill.,, AuE. 11.-ThIe has been pro.
nuut,ced tho hottest dag Of tho acnson, tho NOR
curry reaching 1O8 Mt l o'clock. Fnrinors report
tho torn suffering KroAtly. Thoro has bcen no
rain sihco July u, though tns clouds givc PROM
isn tonight,
CArNo, AuK. I.-Eith tho exception OF light
shower, lnantllolcnt to settle tho dust thore hns
been no ran for eight weeks. Corn In this
Of M nyotagn crop. Tobacco 10 suffering tor
rIby from tho drought. and tho outlook for
farmers Is gloomy.
, 1881-08-12
PHILADELPHIA.

pu11AnELrnfA, Aug. lf--FLouA-Flrm: Minncso-
tn extsas ceer. cIIocs tG2s: do straKht $6o. Ohio
fnny, good, sa2b; fancy, *A&0i IT. I,puls patents,
RI6s4t Mtnnasotn pntont pToooas, good, E3507.U.
liJo -four quiet nnd unchangGd.
uNAIS-Whoat lowert No. rcd, AuRust, alma
17sx, September sl8lsot; October. El.t2hi. .x1{
Corr In gooA denana and prtces shade higher,
Track, esah depot Si@aiio, ssosn1cr d. lastNc Nu
aa hso ssil m!1gd. August ta34sS!o sspte,nbsr q
white, ENs@io, Nn 5do. l4af2'fo mixed. Asc:
raoy,sIoss-Erm ~ II. and II E9od Gssnnnd: nsef Stc;
lSN tIhms :Bmoked, l721sc, LaFd-6ottle. liys@
l2oi steam, liHo..
nUrTEn-in xood demand. HFtn, and unchanged.
E00H-piEMt french scarce ~ !Hc.
tslgKkAE-Ex1iDft QroAniofy, H@@9t4o.
l'kTituLEuAl-homnall unchanged.
ttEcktrTs-Ftour,lh lhO briss wheat 81. no bu, corn
bHtsMtsTs-@ Sni W. hssI 900 bu, corn, s,oo bu.
, 1881-08-12

90. - = MIFF0r and Rxf1t9F,s'i. II
(. II tho thousands that Ahw have tbelr reat &ujl
comfort destroyed by cotuplicatiop 1T llsoE stla{
Kidu4ys Wort, trial they would b. epeedlly
cured. ~ auta % both ORGANS At th9 saua tilu6,
end thesofo!s eompleteay tllla the bill for per-
tect remedy. II you have = lame .hAck aud dis.
orderad &1dneys lsa 1t 1t once. Doa't neglect
, 1881-08-12

GAIT. ARCHIBALD MstAC01fs
Thu following trthntc 10 thr nhJ1ify and worth.
tncss Of Cept. Archbaia McSfaugl,. OF sho t,r1,.
paiior ocoHi. was tt, lllu, i1y tho pus.
9es exes II so this port
1sGeap 1rsi ka lsxf MiaiauSMnHSt Anw
Chcaao, oois,,ot part from YOU without oetsring
tostitaouy 10 tho uniform EInincsstiisplayed by
you to Ha, to your abjity as soatuat,. aud your
attention to our wn1lts and comforts. Your
genial foattres neFoln deltneatod accompany.
ing thls Is crayon porefa!t Df tho tnptnin) Will
Gs nse wf @ bs st SpS oe ttns EN- sas
omnr hcn a,,r u nr+.n @ ,ss ~ ~ & sIps ~ ano
nrrcntimn tfts amn,I ts;mtnyn unur Mu,th ,.,
viii iss, bcar with yo,i CTR hcarifeIt wisbos fnr
a long, hnppy: aud prosperous Ito.
Tho above was signed by Tho Hon. Henry Car
llsle, Mayor OF Vt. Cathartnes, Ont, and thirty
THE rnoruLLEN ASIA.
Tic propelur Asla, snya the Detroit Free
Irrss arrivcd at Detroit lust T.iostlny III ratior
:lemor,tlixed condition. she came aii tho way
whore sho xas assisted BY she tug MoeF!ns
@ s sss "ss 6
Sc g ,or rSpal1 1 III ano zoe ~ , ner oow'
y n,,s y to9, Ta, ano @ cosSfea wn sa'hvMs' Nh
amasS ths he rss sr f tho oa TIC TIC
carxo: iiad tho bulkhead, which divides tho
.,o,btIui wbasher tho % i,rspollcr Wod hnvo
filctl and sunk as she lid. Tho blot ho,;ss ind
san e hs etns fp ~ ne @ f nS sfIo uo
H. nge & rcs se aG ,n9hts aa & fset nnE
stunohtons and mi, Wero carried @ q away W viii s q
nn.a9r so bos rscet"ad sh 'y1,i ~ inct ~ n
n n fw ys wGan the cost Of her fepar1
r,o .,,oon.r peo.s;, noex so.zs /; ,,,.. n.o,,..
, 1881-08-12

Epsetat DispateA to Tbs CHICAGO Tfibua&
OcoSoMowoo. Wis, Aug, Lilly tho end OF
this week farmers will havo hnIshed all tho
grain thorc Ia to hnryest. Thrnshtng has becn
commenced, but the grain Is not good and ls
very scarco. Tho hny crop wns very good,-in
fodder was ensngcd by those rho had sioa
xCAIys
, 1881-08-12
IsQSU0N,

BosroN. Aug. il-fLoun-stehdy and nrm, pr!css
unchanged.
tRAlN-Corn hsnar mixed snd yellow. EsaG5c; no
grads, &d61o. uass trml MOL aud extra white, 5I0
t7ot No. white, ss5soss No. uizsd and No. white,
A7t&48u, Nyo-bG -
GUTrRH-uhU1ce creamery, z;R73o, ehplos lAd]a-
packed, l!3lsvt comm9n n n Eood. lstsltc.
NEcAt1TK.-Elour, 1,fU bFl1, IAN sAekS, corn, kum
b,I wheat, 1,aQ0 bui OAtS, hQj tu.
sutrAkNTs-E1olr, us btls*
, 1881-08-12

Vtnehestek,s EaypophQsphtts4
will. cure consumption, epughs, weak luuge,
nsouchls1s, anl 4euetll debility. Estahliahed
twe1sY.one yexxk,
, 1881-08-12

EEw ORLEANS. AuE. it.-C0rroS-Dnil md RtnalI5t
mddllnK. !J&c: fnw do. tp3fes good ordinary. lucs
net receipts, nj bates, 9rsa la,s. exnofta 10 tcat
llstA!n. i,Nllt sales. AAf. stttek. tsIitD
9r. 1C1a, M.D ANY. .l1.-EHrruS-t n1ltsilllnEE,
llho tN!nt t~ess receipts, al3 btlcai shlrmcnta,
StEMriiis. Aug. 1t.-CurrnS- QMiott rcecirts 10
ding, HE. =
, 1881-08-12

BALTIMORE, Aid. Aug. 1i.-FLour1-Ftsm md ut"
thnnGcd. ...- ...
UHAlS-Wheat-Weste1n lower. closing steauy
No. 2wcatern winter red, spot and Aueuet, 3l.zyx@
1-=A4, September, alD5{@t,1IAs October, $lStka
lali; November. Il. .as49l55A. cusn-WestaFn steady
nnd Inactive, Wastsrn mlxod. spot and AuK1st 8Hc@
Beptcmber, G1<0E9kc, OctobeE4 cAsf9G{2e. Oats
h,ghert Western whita, kyaa+sc: do nt1od, Ndefh3
ponnsylvan!a. Aad8&'c, Rye nominal at 75ssoc.
1iAr-UhehAuHed,
PHovlhtDNs-Ftrn and unnhnrHed
DUTTE1t-f1rm. Western gfass lablso,
E00S-Bteadyt ftasf 12fSl3c.
aitocxniEs-Co1es qulot, Rlo carxoes, 1oollAc.
3ugar dull3 4 soft, g&o. -
WHlsKY-@uI8t At $1f1x.
FAEtGMTA-UnchAnRed. ~
e8,1Ns bu. n.,,,...
BALtS-Wheat, ~. 10 but coEn, Is tbJ3 bu.
, 1881-08-12
TOLEDO.

TOLEDO, O., AuR. l1.-GnxlN-sHheat roat, No. q
SCOT tl.a3x, September. sl.2ifs Dctober Si.26 No.
veuiber. st.271ls Dsca.nber t.79A Corn dull, No. 2.
spot b4oi octobef, s6cs year, E3(c. Oats dutl and
nomlnal+
CALL B0ARn-whaas arn; Nc. = red. spot, sLz35{t
Auguat ilxgx bid. SLz5}f sakedt September. sLz3Ni
October. q. .25fs Noyemher. Deeemnsr sl:xt
aust: ltsh-mtxed. AAu bid. 5lt$o e4ked. No. apot
~ A4E1at t!o' SoEasneer 6!Ae 6ld. &o sskedt oo.
nonB. ). -. Z.
,iAMirMlnrs-'whs 5000 bu, corn. $3.50 bu; a.ss
, 1881-08-12

CLEVELAND. Aug R11.-HErnu1Ktfsr-atendy.q quota
tons unchAnGatt4 standnrd white. i10 ttAt, &c.
FiTrsHtins, Aue. l1.~:lET1iUEIuM-tntttt Tinted
delivery
, 1881-08-12

lNn1ANApoLl5, Aug. 1l.-0AAtX-Whaas kteRdyt
tlzbal74 corn auiett 6]05lHa Oats steady, 3ta37o.
PNovlsl0NH-Matkut oaslof,, Moss pork. sl1.aS cash
and August, ti1.G0 September. Latd-PEime steam,
Seae " NSas t 81. ssi, @ bu, cat.
uoug.
EaElahTa-,Yheat 10 auta,o, no,
, 1881-08-12

NEW YonK. Ana. li.-ractHRe houses nfu taInH
good steady busnota. md tile jubhtnR fndr Il rather
more Actlvc The tom uf the market continues rin
Cotton Koods nre tnevlng atrns.ily hs nnctnnscd
rsfcot. Mnnltn 9n0aA arc In mnderato deT,nnd aitd
steady Frtbta. xn0hkms, a1d Afuas eoods arr inrly
, 1881-08-12

5pse1ai 0tpateA u 7As Chicago IttbAns.
KANSAS UITr, No.. ,AuE. 1L-OAAtN--T'hs l'Ttes
Current reports. Whsas-ltecsp.s the past week,
sasHo bui ahlpmonts, lstGz but siow and wsakorj
No. caah. A.06l August, slloi No. l. cash. sllps&l
Anenlt eLi9I No, ! cash. tLlA Co.p-!scsipEa ths
tEnli NO. Z raah, Sci AuGuat, ",
, 1881-08-12
PEORIA,

PEORIA Aug. lL-GkAIN-CoTp trmt high mixed.
G'ta&glos m1od bH<8Ss5<c. Oats nsmy new No.
white. N4oHHc. itys usuat naE No. 4 Ol&Ho+
1tl1AK1kSs.,:Ftsn It {liQ
.4EG1.pfs-HhsaL 10 6n; corn, l4,opQ bu; osts,
Sa WI hsas essos: as: n9ns. n,1 4, I'm hut
NV b1t re. t10 pui 9ailei, nons, 80, -
, 1881-08-12

MtLwAuKEx, WlA., Aug. lL-ELUuR-MAykst dnll
uRAtN-Whsst stoady and urmt No. hard, notn-
inal, No. noa.Enalt NJ. bard nou!nait q lLlt
HSvs%ISs:f:. Il'sN MssspbeE slttN, MT & yMs
= Gc. Asr!sy sttonzef NJ. spring, acptsra-
, 1881-08-12
Asse' ;ss9 ;a % h. sSa s s esss. 3ftSso @ ' u;
nnY GOODS.

U8W It3Us
oswEoo. Aaa. 1t..-0HAts-wheat tteady. Corn
nom.nay unchnnEeJ
, 1881-08-12

When tho brain Ia weArled, the nerves up-
atEuuR, tue uutcleA weak. u29 unu Qkttarh.
, 1881-08-12

~ a?s%!asl y p;;ss: tSns s[ssf aps.saa i
ed:. e :S 4: ss ssss :sssi III 1
stH + s 4s Ssnsef & etssps Il
si,2 IA H. yeaF option st sloH bid and January
4nH1ew9acad, fjHssSwsa s.,o. notsd n. sssaac ii.1tc
:, ed
rsporesa bas'ess eea asa%ssd
t s;
.:fT e. ass ss
s i. |, tfGs sses' Il III e.
" Il (: ;{;sss;s S:s'1i:s i r,.
NEW yonk; Aue ls,GMorroSSvcssk. :, 1T '1aHei , 3. ~.
viz; iSise. february io*'oe' March, ioato' April
a' ~ @ *nd unehanaedi .eee4pss 1a or'.
'1;paW apaafsWSsas Vs. iovct, reoa!p. ,ston. br, @ sx.
PSst rnt.. % !s, s W. S.rsasss 49, sp1'ss ns
:,ssl :,3sass Il .ss IL H. IF g. 81 a9sd
sss,i ;sSsSrs M s.ssfesT siSsfS A. /. s.ss'
s.; ssptsns:; @ siSs!ss ! %SsssI;Ss; s|ssIs5.
1s essns is,, fefs!pt s,a, +29" G,' p''I e.
%sss: S sfs:;ss 4 ES!!s; g.
W..;s:s '1ss Il ss'!; si! ss as s md "''*'
se c!'a aseid fAt and m.rse.
fSssf es assst I'll ~ aasooS NJ II
-t'17no1nnM-Ftrmer. Ua'ted, sa4c, erudo, esf0
I'll 'eiIsoW9stssdY sSsstd aelaaa i,.lse.
TuarESSTiSx:-sitan snI h'shor' 4ce
fsSvis,SssHFo1f % y isAd aai and lover, .gs9 Beef
s ss s:s ssa .sa ss e. s0H:
, 1881-08-12

4uEFALT,
IN0IANAPOLI4.

HuysAko. Y. " Aug. Nothing doing.
and quotations. 4uteelY nominal. :.
CANAL '.,
, 1881-08-12

TUHpEST1S13.
WikMfS0r0S. AitE l,--SrfniTs Or TUnrRNTnsK-
Firm st A&c, soft FaaOGaluu, virgin. EalO.
, 1881-08-12

j.. WISCONSIN PHARMACEUTlsTs.
Bp<etdt Dspateh 10 1hs CAtea0o TFthnne.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Aug. 11.-Tho Wisconsin
pharmaceutical Association. in session hcre for
threo days pnst. ndjourned to-day to maet in
Oshkosh Aug. 0, lBS2.
, 1881-08-12
DETROIT

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug lL-aaAtA-Whsat steady.
S754lsL Corn steady e49saae. Cats st*sdy caxyle.
, 1881-08-12

VFOpVs1AIR Tor VFNHHHE6 huph1I1Es
-,- RncH {ALANn ANAENAL H., July ~ 1881.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- relved AZ THIS Arsonn until u o'clock noun. lieut.
ixoi:, aaa l!at:; Nsils 1ast., Msss,s i.a1:
iMIai, jill. splfits. saaais1s Tosis &C. 1saaiisd
during this fiscal yuar ending Juuo y! 1sst.
Specifications oohlkihlnx detailed INFORMATION OF
tho c0tultua4 and k!na and auaitlty nf The various
catiSn "a liz anassslsnod. mis- 1nitsa States r.
serves We rsht 70 Fs1est any of ny psog2ssls hta'
y. ". Fl.Atl.Ktt, MsjuE OF Oftaaahcs. ComdR.