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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-01-23
LITERATURE FOR BOYS.

The old fashioned stories which the
unhappy boys of the last generation
read have been succeeded by the man
IL and fascnat NC criminal novel. In
the old story books it was assumed that
truthfulnCSs, honesty, and obedience TO
parents were virtues, and that the Chris
tian religion was not wholly devoid OF
merit. 1fthese views were not directly
taught in the juvenile literature OF our
fathers, at all events they were never
directly or indirectly attacked. Boys
could learn nothing from their story
books except preposterous platitudes-
nothing that was Of any practical use, or
that tended to develop in them manly
and brilliant traits. No such complaint
can be made of the dime and halt-dlme
novels of the criminal schsol which are
now read by all our boys, either openly
or secretly. In these delightful stories
new forms of profanity and slang are
taught in the most effective way. The
pleasures of burglary and highway rob-
bery, the nlanlinesS OF gambling and
fighting, and the heroism of success
ful lying, are set forth in what Is regard
ed by youthful readers rs glowing
eloauence; while the great truths that
all parents are tyrantS, that all religious
people are hypocrites, and that diSobed-
fence to fathers and teachers is obedience
to the rObler instincts ofjuvenile nature,
are sedulously taught. Such stories as
these develop all that is manly and
lawless in our boys, and teach them
les ons that can not fail to be OF I'M
mense service To them i'll Whatever
criminal career they may adopt.
There are few Old-faShiOned people
who denormce the new Juvenile litera-
ture in unsparing terms; but that near
~ all fathers approve of it IS self
evident. They know that their boys
are reading novels illustrative of the eX-
cellence of crime, but they make no eff
fort to suppress that sort OF literature,
as they certainly would do did they dis
approve of it. Nothing would be SIM
pier than To- drive those novels out of
existence. All that it would DO neceSS-
airy to do would be to boycott" the
news-dealers who keep them for sale.
The truth evidently is that fathers eth
or do not care. what their boys read, or
that they have no fault to find with
jack HTkdwGy and the Boy Burglars.
1t can not be that respectable gentle
men who dislike crime, profanity, and
vulgarity willfully refuse to know what
their boys are reading, or weakly hope
that by some happy chance their read
ing will do them no harm.-W. Ii.
ALDEN, in HIpCr'S MagGzMc for Fa0-
TIdIU.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, January, 21.-Cotton-Dull
12al2 5-l6c. Flour-Strong; receipts 1900
barrels; exports 5000 barrels; supertine
State and Western 81 1894 rs; common
to good extra 81 90a5 so; good to choice
S. 90as 90; white wheat extra s. 00a9 90;
extra Ohio IS 20aS Is; St. Louis S. 20a9 90;
Minnesota patent process S. 0OaS IS.
Wheat-Opened Aaic higher and some
what unsettled; receipts 1900 bushels;
exports 5000 bushels; ungraded spring
81 OSa1 O9N; No. do 81 %; ungradsd red
81 Hal As; No. 5 do 81 4la1 ~; No. 2 red
81 461Sa1 AZ; No. I do 81 so; ungraded
white s. 34a1 Al; No. do 81 ~, sales
1900 bushels; No. red seller January,
sales 10000 bushels, at 81 46a4a1 Az,
closing at 81 Az; seller February, sales
&C., 900 bushels, at 81 475sa1 4s5s, clos
ing at 81 49,; seller March, sales ], 392,-
900 bushels, at 81 495sa1 81, closing at
81 SOY; seller April, sales $4,000 BUSH
els, at 81 4S1lal 50lE, closing at 81 SOY;
seller May, sales 26i, 600 bushels, at 81 49a
1 so, closing 81 49A. Corn-Opened shade
higher, feverish and unsettled; receipts
l4,f00 bushels; exports 1900 bushels;
pngraded 6SIsa70s4c; No. 69s69II4c; steam
er 6aS4c; No. e9lta70c; new mixed 70zc,
and 7il{c old; No. seller January 69sc:
.cl:S gss,pa-y 7e!ita!99.isc, Gles:aS 3: 79,&.c..
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HUMOROUS.

They call them now minee pies on
Hartford Post.
Opera clOaks should be made on Sing
or MISUNDERSTANDING Chronicle.
Santa Claus said to the Christmas
wood, "NUle dO."-Nel0 Orleans Picd-
yt,RC.
III am not so had as am painted"
said fashionable womau.-BostOH
ISdr.
You wouldn't call man rare fellow
simply because he is but half-baked.-
Boston Transcripts.
TheworSt thing about Boston's climate
Is the mean temperature.-BOSton Sdr.
The Harvard students are like widows
they ere always trying TO take adj
wants sc of a fresh man.-Terds Sitting.
Definitions: Physical heat is only
motion. Mental heat is only emotion.
The two combined makes connection.
LolreH Courier.
a Judge says he can see no difference
between. gambling in stocks and gamb-
ling of any other kind. Probably he
has lost in both ways.-Nelo Hdren
Register.
An English professor says that the
scalps which cover the most active
brains have the most dandruff. There
is no sale for dandruff eradicat0r in st.
LOuis.-ChieGg0 Tribune.
Never be at your place of business
when person wants to borrow money
of YOU, because if you are in you will
be out, and ifyou are out you will be IN.
= Boston Star.
When the house OF Mrs. HOmespun
was burSlarizcd the other night the
good lady said she didn't care so much
about what the critters carried of, hut
she hated to have everything all clut-
tered ND, and besides that, she says,
they tracked the house with snow from
garnet to cellar.-BOStOR Transcript.
Two lads, pupils of rival schools in
Troy, were matched in n tisticutf en-
counter. While arranging the prelmi-
narics with ali the pomp and clrcum-
stance of prizc-ring etiquette, one OF the
champions asked the other ut what
weight he proposed TO fight. That was
EersimmOn higher than the latter
could reach, but not wishing to expose
his ignorance, he answered right oil,
"Why, Troy weight, Of course. -
BrOO tt1' EdJ'c.
An aesthetic wife: Moribund husband
Ito aesthetic witeI-"Well, Jennie, the
doctor says / must soon leave you. DO
not grieve: Ihave provided handsome
IL for you in my Will You will keep
my memory green, won't you, my
love- i,Sthctic wife (sObbing)-
Dearest, | will; and will see that your
grave is kept green, also lretlectingly),
but net one Of these hOrrid bright colors.
\ nice olivc-Sray green, with an old
gold tombstone, will look too awfully
lovely for anything. The Io0R.
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should bc door hung on hinges and
fastened by means OF q side, bolt, or
hasp. The door should be about two
feet in size. 1t should be kept shut
during storms and left open at most
other times. Its object Is to favor yentila-
ton. If the building Is kept closed
moisture and warm air will collect In
the top Of il and cause the Ice to melt.
The building should hayeno other open
ings excepta door through which TO
pass the cakes of ice in and out. II is
best to have the door on the north side
of the building, so that the ray OF the
sun viii not strike directly ON the mass
of Ice and its covering. 1t should be
about two and q half feet wide and ex-
tend from the bottom Of the gabe 10
within three feet of the ground. This
opening may be closed by pieces OF
boards three feet long placed on the
inner side Of the wall and held in posi-
tiCn by the material employed to pack
round the ice. In filling the building
the boards can be placed in position as
fast as the space Is filed with ice. When
a LAYERS Office Is removed from the top IN
the summer the upper boards can be
fastened in place by nails. The fioor
can be made of plank resting on scant-
ing or small timbers. They should be
quite near together so that the moor
will not sag. 1t is not necessary to nave
the floor tight, and it may be quite near
the ground.
In filling the building, it should be re,
membered that the packing material
should be placed on all sides ofthe Ice IN
layers from one two feet thick, accord
ing to its quality. If sawdust Is EN-
ployed it should be spread on the floor
evenly, so that the ice will be squarely
on it, and be foot thick after 1t Is wen
pressed down by the mass of ice upon It:
There should be an equal amount ON all
the perpendicular sides and on the top.
Pieces of ice two feetsquare are nanuleu,
packed, and kept to the best advantage.
They should be placed so as 10 FORM
cube. The thicker, flrmer, and smoother
they are the better they will keep. Iney
should be cut true with Il saw or other
implement. so that their sides will III
closely together, If packed during
very cold weather, it Is well TO I'LL the
spaces between the blocks OF zee Win
cold water and allow it to freeze during
the night. BY following this course
there will be no space through WhlcA
air can pass to cause the ice to melt In
the spring and summer, when ice Is
wanted, the blocks can bs easily separ-
ated by means of an AK or wedge. H Is
hest to take ice from the house in the
morning, so as not to let in warm air.
When piece is taken out, the saw
dust or other filling material should be
heap over the ice below.it, and pressed
down to prevent the circulation OF the
Il,
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FINANCE.
New York.

New YORK January 2l.-MoYEY-At sol
per cent. per annum, closing and offered
at per cent. Prime mercantile paper so
per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills steady at 4S3N demand ASS.
GovERNNESTs-Steady.
RAILROAD DoNDs-lrregular, but i'll the
main lower. Northwestern cOnSOlS were l &,
and Rhode Island coupons per cent. higher
STATE SECURITIEs-Activc.
SToCKs-Share speculation opened firm
and Eal4 per cent. higher than yester-
days closing, the latter in Manhattan Ele-
waited. In early dealings the market be-
came heavy and declined halE per
cent, Denver and Rio Grande,
Michigan Central and Wabash pre-
ferred were most conspicuous III the
fall. Reading, however, sold up to l d but
immediately reacted to63k; subsequently
the market became firm and advanced "a
~. latter Reading. Between boards de.
cline Of h@lH recorded Texas Pacific leal
ing after which the general list sold up to
LMi2I, Reading and Texas Pacific being
most prominent in advance. In late deaf
ings the market fell Off h@lIs, Reading
n. y. Central and c. C. c. & |. suffering
the greatest the decline the market clos
cd generally weak.
Transactions $50, 600 shares.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NNE DEPARTMENTS OF STUDY; TEXT
HSvsSSO oAs furnished at cost; calendar ar
hon 40 70 suit teachers; expenses for one year
Ocgb -, 10 20 $40; nOn-sectartan, liberal, thor
sIds,SS ~ " term begins September Z, 1881. At
IVES vs Sst year from twenty-eight counties
-Srslitories. -AOAA- N-eNs Ss~Ses SAA1
'sviouS. - S'''oents larger tnan Tor ten years
= re IIslogues and other information apply
&sxaatay,h - PRESIDENT, ID. b. PURINf0N,
S' n~4fA ia
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DRY GOODS.
Now York.

New YORK, January 2l.-Dry Goods
The latest arrivals here have given some
attention to stocks, but a general demand
has been considerably interrupted by q
rain storm. As before reported, spring
specialties continue TO have chief selec-
tons. The Canton ginghems. also Renfrew
ginghams will be opened Monday in all
markets Otherwise the market is un
changed as compared with previous reports.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUBr
Id made By Barbara Becker 20 the undef.
signed, dated July 81, 1s7e and recorded In the
Virginia, In deed Of trust isDok No. II, pcEe !,
I shall proceed toseIl nj public auction, p the
highest bidder, NJ the front door o. the Court
House OF Ohio county, West Virginia, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II, I'D.
Commencing AT 10 O'Clock q. m, the following
described real estate, that In 10 say: The soufh
one-baif fs. u of.Iot numbened seven ~, IN
square Numbered three ~ in ChurchillS adj.
ton, No 2, 20 the city otwheeiing. situated on
the southeast corner Of McCoiIoch and Twelfth
We avirRfnia.
ian WIN. LJyCH. Trustee.
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j. -. McFADDEN,

DUuDER, $50 MARKET ST ENTkANCn
classes OF Buildings erected promptly and az
isfactorily. Plans and Specifications prepared
and estimates furnished on application. Care-
string to erect new or to make Improvements
on present buildings, and those needing any
work In my line, viii do well TO call or address
a. above. ,,n,zr
SvSs !. ~. Mo- ADtAN
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WHILE UP AND DOWN
Through all the town,
With tripping feet,
And patience sweet;
,Mong goods so grand
And clerks 50 bland,
You look, and look-an

You look, and Iook-and
Look for Holiday goods. Just look In et Logan
q Co. 3 Bridge Corner Drug Store and examine
heir New and Tasty Styles OF
Toilet Sets, Odor Cases,
Brushes, WhlSks,
Cologne Bottles, for covering.
Prices reasonable, LOGAN & co.
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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SKIN DISEASES.

F. Drake, Esq, Cleveland, o., suffered beyond
all description from a skin disease which APP
peared on his hands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed his eyes. The most careful doctor
ing failed to help him, and after all had failed
he used DR.. Frazier's Magic Ointment and was
cured by few applications.
s8-The first and only positive cure for skin
diseases ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt Of price, 50 cents.
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated
piles. DR.. Williams Indian Pile Oint-
ment is sure cure. Price slOO, by mail.
For sale by druggists.
Logan q Co., Agents, Wheeling, WA
6. O. Hamilton, Agent, Bellaire, o.
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sHERIPF'S SALE.
z. B. Carer,
Hamilton a NcGfanahsu,

T.. ID. CARER,
Hamilton 4 McGfanshsu,
BY virtue Of distress warrant In the above
entitled cause, Issued and 90 me dinected,
have Levied upon the following described per.
sOnal property, viz: One LOT Of burnt bdck IN
kiln, estimated at 759o; two three hoene
wagons and harness; one cart and hafneNi
one frame stable, containing ten stalls and
CANARY; twenty-five vheeIbafrovs; Two
steam boile1; two pit wheels; one lot Of
tahjes and Sand boxes; one dryfns kiln, Win
az furnaces; two brick sheds; one io4 Of linn.
Der; one lot 81 rebnek; . locust poss; GO
iot Il i1 pics and shoveis; one lot o. .,s bsn
one kfn Val ok head Of hcr.es, WI peo.
cd % aen ths aame % TIE hixhef and 3D.
biddef for cash, ON WKD1ExpAYt tne -
day o. January -, g De bsssk yssd, 90 q
Hamilton Il Hc0fsnahsn, ntuatso on M
esnin'o b Shows. g .: G:
n. B.-rhe hoass Sfll . sd 81 Die froat
door OF the CoarS House OF Ohio county @
the sud Monday Of April ISL a - c,s0es
= n
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PIffshurSli.

PITTSBURGH, January 2l-Petroleum-
Active; United certificates irregular, closed
at SAGE; refined &C for Philadelphia deliv-
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SKIN DISEASES CURED |

By DIR. FRAZIER'S Magic Ointment. Cures
as IL by magic, Pimples, Black Heads or
Grubs, Blotches or Eruptions on the face, leav-
ing the skin clear, healthy and beautiful. Also
cures itch, Barber's Itch, Salt Rheun, letter,
Ringworm, Scald Head, Chnpped Hands, Sore
Nipples, Sore Lips, old, obstinate Ulcers and
Or
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

In the Municipal Court of Wheeling, in Term
January O, lSs2:
G. a. Benter, Administrator
vs., In Chancery.
Sophia Schwartzbach, ct al.
This cause came on this 9Th day OF January,
1852, TO he further heard upon the papers here
tofore read and the report OF Commissioner
j. r. PAUL, to whom this cause was referred
pursuant 10 the decree of this Court, entered
in this cause ON the 18th day OF October, 1881,
which report was filed herein on the 10Th day
December, 1881, ard to which there Is no ex-
ception; and IL appearing to the Court from
said report and the sworn testimony and ex
hibits accompanying same that Charles
Schwarzbach, n child by u fsfmer marriage, a
resident Of Germany. i an heir OF said George
SchwaTZbach, deceased. and as such is entitled
to q share of his estate and ought TO be made o
party to this cause; on motion OF the said
complainant, by counsel, IL is ordered by the
Court that nh order of publication be and the
same is hereby made as TO said Charles
Schwarzbach, and that the same be published
once a week for four successive weeks In some
newspaper OF general circulation throughout
Ohio county, published in the city OF Wheel
ing, requiring him 10 appear here within one
month after the first publication and posting
OF this order and do what may he necessary
to protect his interests in this cause, and this
cause is continued.
Copy. Teste:
THOMAS NJ. DARRAH,
Clerk OF tie Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
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SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. lss2,


Commencing nj 10 O'Clock n. ~, nj the front
door OF the Court House Of Ohio county, pro-
coed 10 sell nj public auction 10 the highest
bidder, the following described real estate,
situated In Triadelphia district. Ohio county,
West Virginia, about seven miles east Of the
city Of Wheeling, that Il 10 say: beginning ~
n stone on the National road thence n.
w. ~ poles TO q locust, in MiIllgan's line;
thence with said line 10 an elm IN Feay's line;
thence with said line 10 the National road
thence with said road 10 the beginning. sup
posed 10 contain thirty acres more or less, but
excepting from said tract three aores and four
perchee OF the west end Thereof. deytsed by
John Rinkes, sr., 20 Peter Rinkes and except.
ing also from snil tract OF lad that psn
thereof heretofore released from said decd OF
trust by deed Of release recorded IN the ofhce
OF records OF lands for Ohio county. In deed OF
release book No. 4. page %, which part 20 70.
leased was nftsrvgrd conveyed by said
Ashcraft and wife 10 W. II. Lst, by deed dated
March II, lsSO, and recorded Ia the once OF
land records OF Ohio county, In deed book No.
60 page 5ss. Said part 70 rc.ea-ed md convey.
cd 10 W. y. List, consisting OF eighteen acres,
two roods and eight and One-hslf poles, de-
scrfbed by metes and bounds In Maid deed 70
List, leaving to be soId 1T this sale something
over eight acres Of said tract.
iaM WV. LINCH, Trustee.
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Sale of Main Street Real Estate.

Sale OF MAIN street Neal E6tat0.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
ID Municipal Court Of Wheeling, entered
In cause pending in said Court, wherein
Matte NJ. Weber and Charles A. Weber are
compainants and VIM. ii. Weber and Maud
q. Weber are defendants, on the the 9Th day OF
January, lsS2, the undersign cd special commb-
sioners, appointed by said court for the pur-
pose, will, on
SATURDAY, THE 9Th DAYoF FEBRUARY
1852 Mt 10 o'clock q. m OF that day, al the front
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, West
Virginia, proceed 10 sell at public auction,
the real estate in the proceedings I'm said cause
mentioned, being the property at present oc-
cupied by Henry Jacobs as dry goods store,
on the west side Of Min street, In the city of
Wheeling, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, and more particularly described N
follows: Beginning ut point In the west LIMO
OF Main street forty.siX feet and three Inches
north OF Sprigg's alley; thence along said west
line OF Main street northwesterly twenty-siI
feet and four inches; thence running back
westwar dly sixty-eiEht feet 10 an alley thence
southwarlly and parallel 70 Main street
twenty-six feet and four inches; thence east
wandly sixty eight feet TO the place OF begin.
TERMS OF sALE-one-third, and NJ much
more OF the purchase money m the purchaser
may elect TO pay, In cash, and the residue In
two equal installmenis at six and twelve
months respectively, with interest from the
day Of sale, The purchaser 10 give his notes for
such deferred payments, with good personal
security, and the title 10 be retained until pay
ment IN full q. l.. CHANNEL
II. H. FERG US0S,
jaaonWt Special Commissioners
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 2l.-The DrOreS' Jour
nal reports: Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head
shipments 1900 head. Market weak at 5(9
1Oc lower; common to good S. 90@6 40;
good to choice packing and shipping Sc As
@6 So; Philadelphia and lard hogs IS 90
az 90; light hogs So 0o@6 40; skips and
culls 81 60CI5 80.
Cattle-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
3,4OO head. Market generally lifelesS, ow-
ing to scarcity of cars; exports s. SO9
40; good to choice shipping So 40a5 80;
common to fair 81 G0@i 90; mixed butch.
ers' So 4Oa4 90; stockers' and feeders 81 10
@39O.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
!. 900 head. Market dull; inferior to fair
y 75a4 or; medium to good 81 1905 90;
choice TO extra S. 25@5 IS.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF n DEED OF TRUST
ID made by Nathan Ashcraft and wife, TO
The undersigned, dated October q, 1879, and re-
corded I'm the once OF records Of deeds for
Ohio county, In deed Of trust book No. 10, page
a. shall, on
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LIVE STOCK.
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, January 2l.-Hogs-Firm !;
common and light s. 25@6 90; packing
and butchers S. GO@7 90; receipts LOO
head shipments 10 head.
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NEXT SUNDAY MORNING

In church Just notice how the people win
cough. For Coughs and Hoarseness use III.
Chapmans Eorehound Balsam, pleasant
and effective remedy. Price Is cents per large
bottle. LOGAN d ".
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FOR SALE.
THE GRAY FARM FOR SALE,

CONSISTING OF 90 ACRES SITUATED
~ in Ohio county, about three and half
miles from Roneys Point and Triadelphia.
Price, &3,SOO,
Part cash. Inquire Of J. Chambers Hervey, or
James l.. Hawley, Wheeling, w. Va. mr3l
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MOTHERS TELL US

That Logan Cos PLEASANT WORN
SYRUP Is the pleasantest and most elective
vcrm killer and childs' physic they have ever
used. Price go in large bottles. Seld "
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tDaily except Sunday.
TSteubenville commodation-This train
during the day passes backward and frrward
between Martins Ferry and Bellalre, stopping
when required at the sherman House, &tna-
Vile, West Wheeling and Gravel Hill.
lCrchsNille Accommodation.
~Canal Dover Accommodation.
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New Oclean2.

New ORLEANS, January 81. - Coffee
Firm and quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary to
prime SAall&c. Sugar-Quiet and weak;
common to good dominion 6Ha64c; fair
to fully fair G%a7Mc; prime to choice ~
@75sc; yellow clarified SHCIS55c. Molas.
ses-Excitcd and higher; common SIC; fair
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TOLEDO, January ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Mo- red spot 81 4O]9 seller February
81 Al; seller March 81 i2%; seller May
81 4Sal431l; seller June 81 40 bid. Corn
Steady; No. 2 spot and seller January
CSC; seller February Gle: seller March
G4Ec; seller May 67Ma6Sc. Oats-Quiet
and unchanged. Dressed Hogs-At 81 so.
Glover Sced-No sales
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nIlnr0 Dyspepsia, Liver
UunGS Disease, Fever and
Ague, Rheumatism, DroPsy,
Heart Disease, BiliousneSS,
Nervous Debility, etc. The
Best Remedy Known to Man !