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PfeMdent OF the MItnhetthUr.
Wheeling, October 8.


These words had burned themselves into
the nature Of the great Napoleon, OF whom
history recordsthat he was never on the de-
fensive."
10 our own terrific little struggles we have
followed the hard, straight and unbending
rule OF aggression and progression, that has
always commanded prestige, popularity and
prosperity, giving our customers the best
value for the least money.
Read our prices, competition defied:
Mems Worsted Pant,,worlh 81 90, down to
81 %.
Mems All Wool Cashmere Pants, down to
81 IS.
Mems Worsted Suits reduced 10 s. 30.
Mems Cashmere Suits reduced to 81 30.
Mems All Wool Suits reduced TO 81 ~.
Mems Fine oyercoats reduced 10 81 30.
Mems All Wool 0geIcoats reduced 10 50 80.
Boys overcoats from s. % up.
Boys Suits from 50 so up.
Our unchsllengsd quotations for October
must command the close n I'd careful atten-
ton OF all customers who want to save money.
We have values that no concern In tn city
can quote, and we have the sledge hammers
and corn and cob crusaels that will pull
yeriZe all competition mat may stand In the
range OF our guns.
We are absolutely beyond competition, and
we know thst our matchlets specialues can
not be found anywhere.
KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers,
81 Twelfth street.
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Tnr COOKS Deligh,"- l2lO Main street.


Fl. WAYNE, IND, October 0.-Sam Nc
Donald was hung here to-day for the muir.
der Of Louis Laurent Laurent was his
companion and last seen in his company
on March % In cabin in the clearing.
On the Goth the body Of Laurent was found
in the cabin irightfully mutilated. Nc.
Donald was convicted OF murder In the
first degree May %. The evidence vas
wholly Circumstantial, but 80 overwhelm-
ing that no doubt OF his guilt existed
Gov. Porter telegraped refusal 10 interfere
in the matter and the execution took place
on the day originally fixed by the Court.
In his march from the cell to the scafiold
he maintained most stoical indifference,
walking upright. Before the Sheriff could
PROFOUND the question, Mcdonald volun.
teered the statement, Gentlemen, have
nothing to say. May the Lord forgive me-"
Mcdonald was strangled in Il minutes.
The only public confession was to the at
tending physician last night, to the effect
That be has no fault to find with the Judge
OF Jury who convicted him.
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no storm Can SHAKE it's Secured POM.


1t matters not what political revolutions
occur, or what opinions govern public men,
with unwayering regularity the Monthly
Drawings OF the Louisiana state Lottery oc-
cur. The l60Gh event we chronicle ~ fol-
lows: Ithappened, rs usual, at New Orleans,
on the second Tuesday in september, 1888.
Ticket M. 69,5l0 (soid in fttrs at 81 eachI
won the first capital prize OF ST, 900, one-Gfth
OF which was collected by Mr.. Marlin Croker,
q well. Known merchant Of Morgan City, IIa.,
for his neighbor, Mrs. Charles Livingstone, sn
estimabls coofed woman; another fifth by
Mr.. J. w. Rabe, sailor bold, OF Marigny
and Claiborne streets, New Orleans. Ticket
No. Is, $40 drew the second capital prize Of
$4,000, the name OF the holder OF which Is
withheld. Ticket No. 1885 drew the third
capital prize Of $l0,0O0-sold in tltths-one to
W. q. Merrill, Of Albert Lea, Mimi; one u
A. Miller, No, 72l fremont street, Boston,
Mass. Tickets Nos. 3,49G and II ,5s7 drew the
fourth capital prizes Of 5000 each, and were
sold In tifths 10 various holders scattered
here and there-among others Charles L.
Mayer, care Of HiIsa, Mayer 4 Co., No. 1GU
Marketstreet, Cnicago, ILL.,, and to parIits in
Boston, Mass, on the East, and Steele z. o.,
Dakota, on the WtSs and 50 from Dan to
Beershsba the good work Of enriching the
poor goes on. The next 1.-THE 1924 Monthly
event will be November l3, 1888, and M. A.
Dauphin, New Orleans, La, will freely give
any Information on application. D&w
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NEW YoRx, October O.-Theresa 3. King,
colored, was refused admission to public
school No. 5, Brooklyn, and directed to at.
tend coloted school No. /. She applied for
mandamus to compel Principal Gallagher
to admit her to No. 5. Chief Justice
Nelson, Of the City Court, Of Brooklyn,
after full argument refused the writ. The
general term Of the city court affirmed
that decision and now the Court Of APP.
peals affirmed the lower courts. The two
points principally argued were first, that
the exclusion was in violation Of the 18th
amendment Of the Constitution OF the
United States and the other that 1t was
opposed to the Civil Rights Act oil this
State, passed in 1879. The defendant
commended 1t was not in violation OF either
and that equal facilities for the education
Of children were afforded In the colored
schools, and consequently there was no
discrimination against her In assigning
her to such colored school,
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Ngw YoRK. October s.--Anney 2A2X pef cent,
Prime mercantile paper 6A1 per cent Sterling Ex.
change hankeES bills iifm ~ y demand y So
OOVEpSyESTs-Suong and higher except Tor 81
which are lower, At leOH-
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The Interest In the City-Sights on ths
streets,

The Interest In the City-Sights on the
streets.
Unusual interest was felt in this city in
the result OF the election in Ohio yesterday.
As usual arrangements were made by all the
daily papers to bulletin the retnrnsas re-
ceiyed last night, and at each office large
crowds Of eager mon gathered. The returns
were late coming in. The first dispatches
from Columbus began TO come about 10
o'clock, and the first ones being all favor
able to the Republicans, the spirits Of Hoad:.
Tvs friends sank rapidly, while those Of
Forakers supporters were correspondingly
elnted. Through the evening as some es'
pecially cheering piece OF news for either
side was bulletined the nature OF the new in'
telllgance could be judged at a distance by
The Interest fell on this side OF the river
was increased by the fact that many bets had
been made, Thtse were recorded as late as
ten o'clock last evening, and considerable
money will change hands over the result.
The only subject Of conversation about
town was the election. The vote on the Pro:
hibltion amendment was topic OF special
interest, aud any announcement 10 regard 70
II was received with eagerness by both friends
and opponents Of prohibition.
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CITY EATERS.
BrisTEotss on Current Events or Mlno
Interest.

Intereat.
THE BARRIERS Of the city held meeting yes
terday, and resolved TO close their shops or
Thursday.
WEn0EPBER and Elliott made the secont
money deposit at the McI.ure HoOse yester
day, for their race on Saturday week.
THE preliminary hearing Of ..Maje" Bald
wiz, for the shooting OF William Embler
October is.
A DOZEN or so stolen pocket knives and
several Iatrs OF shears we're found In box
beneath the p, W. q KY. platform yesterday
II was not sscertained from whom they hAt
been stolen.
A COAL miner named Reuben Smith, living
1.-THE lower end OF the city, near Benson.
Ferry, had his foot caught between two coal
LaBelle bank. The bones OF the ankle were
badly crushed.
LAST evening the hoTss OF ex-Mayol
Sweeney IVES left standing In front OF hiI
office on Eotf street lorA few minutes. It be.
came frightened at something and ran away.
The buggy came in contact with tree and
was badly smashed up. No one was hurt.
THERE will be ia convention OF miners held
~ oIlukepuEk VI Iue S3Lu ll1t. Luz COHN6u'
ton Is TO be composed OF the miners oil
the Fifth and Sixth districts. composed
OF Belmont, Columbisna, Tuscarawas,
Jefferson aud Guernsey counties. The con.
yention is called by the District State Score.
tary and isau important one to miners.
PAT ROONEY and his Comedy Company
gave performance at the Opera Houss last
night 70 good sizsd audience. The special
ties are all good, aud the audience was con.
tinualiy convulsed with laughter. The show
Ia as good one Of the kind as seen here
lately. A matines will be given this after
noon, aad aaother performance. this even
ing.
SECRETARY or STATE sTALNAKER, yesterday
Issued certificate Of incorporation TO the
Clarksburg Livery Company, which, has 4
capital stock OF 5000. The incorporators ar.
Df William N. Lutte, John G. Johnston anG
James Il. Hurry, Of Bridgeport, James Burn
side, OF Taylor county, and ]. Z. Reed, o.
ClnrksbuIg. The Hamlin & 0ra Railroad
Company wasslso chartered. II proposes u
build railroad from Hamlin, Lincoln
county, to GOA, Ia Cabell county, and has Q
capital stock Of $4,000.
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RIVE. sEws.
Miscellaneous Notes From the LeyeP.
TelegrRphlc Reports,
KLINE BROTHERS,
The Reliable Clothiers,
81 Twelfth street.


Teiegraphic Reports,
The regular daily packets were on hand as
usual yesterday.
The Scotia had not passed down ct dusk.
She was several hours past due.
The Courier did not arrive from Parkers-
burg until IL O'Clock, having been detained
by tns fog and an immense "trip.
The fog that came up early yesterday
morning was very dense. Everyone spoke OF
1t aa the heaviest one OF the season. ALI the
boats were delayed.
The Belle Prince passed down with q small
tow carly yesterday morning The, Clitton's
tow Is still hard aground on the bar Of the
head OF the Island.
The Chesapeake arrived early yesterday
morning, Captain Thompson In command.
She looks very pretty since bsing renovated.
Shs will enter the Marietta trade this morn
ing.
The @. q. Bachelor, from Pittsburgh, was
among the boats detained by fog yesterday
morning. She was eight hours behind time,
aud did not get away on her return trip till
2P.M
Captain Charlie Muhleman aud Mr.. Mart
NUll have arrived In Cincinnati and will
bring the Andes out Friday evening, provid.
cd there Is water enough for them to reach
Wheeling. i.
The river fell q few inches yesterday, and
wss still falling at dusk. At that time the
marks indicated depth OF 8 feet In the chan
mel. Business was very brisk In the morning
all along the wharf. E
LOUISVILLE, KY, October 0.-Riyer y feet
inches In the canal.
GREExsBoRo, Pa, October o.-Riyer ID feet
and stationary; weather cloar.
CINCINNATI, October Driver feet 10
inches and rising; clear and warm.
OIL CRY October 9.-River foot inches
and falling; weather clear and warm.
PrrrsBuRGH, October A-Riyer 2 feet 0
inches and on stand clear and pleasant
Bsowssy1IE, Pa, October Driver 5 feet
I inches and rising; weather clear; thermom-
eter T4'.
RIcEs LANDING, October o.-River s feet
inches and stationary; weather clear, then
mometef rs.
BRowxsy1LLE, Pa, October Driver 8 feet
! inches and stationary; weather clear; Their
mometer 7a'.
Mo1sASrowx, October a.-RiVsr 2 feet 0
inches and falling, weather clear Their:
mometer TO-.
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TIE DAILY MARKETS..



NRw YoRK. October s.-,Anney 2A2x pef Gent
Prime mercantile paper 6Ai per cent. Sterling Ex.
change bankeFS' bills ifm Al Il Il demand 81 st5z
GovERSNESTs-stIoilg and higher hXefpt Tor n
which are lower, at cOh.
U. p. s. g. 1ts...-1l2f
U, s. AZ, CoupcnS... III q. p bonds tints...llS
U. s. u, pOns......l29ku. i. Land Grant,. l065<
PaCiac Go Of 05.........l29 U. p. sinking innd,ll6
Central Pacific hrtS.ll2 Tex. Pae. land KrtA. G0h
1erie Acknowledgements, ~ do Rio Grand dv.". 76
Lehigh d WilkeS....lo2
RAILROAD BORDs-ActlVc for West Shore firSts
and lower for Texas Pacific.
STATE sEcURrTtEs-ouiet
Louisiana cousols... 50Ylrginia 6s.....-...... 81
Missouri es...''...,..iGS Virginia conSolS, e1' ~,
Tennessee 6s."......... % Virginia dcierred-r. 10
Tennessee q, nCw.". IS TX. div.
STocKG-The day opened with strong market
for SIocts, and general though marked advance
In prices was recorded, the features having been
Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Oregon l. Trans.
continental, Lake shore and St Paul 10 com.
pafAtlvely short time theirs WAS q change III the
temper Of speculation owing 10 renewed attacks
upon tho Willard stocks which yielded nam per
cent, and o. the Gould Gtocks, which broke IA
~ per cent Missouri Pacific, Texas Pacific aud
Kansas & IexAs sold nj the loves. point for long
time.
From 1890 TIL Up. ". the market continued weak,
and sons St3ckY mttCr tiEm In the forenoon were
weak, Notably Louisville & Nashville, Lake shore
and Western, while on the other hand some stocks
which were deDrcSSed IN the forenoon became com.
pArativrly firm after o'clock In the last hour tho
market became stronger and theIewas q general Ad-
vance Of xal9f per cent the latter on Central Pn.
cihC. The changes III toe last Aour however, left
Tho market generally halA per cent lower than
last night, the latter on Texas taclhc.
In the forenoon Western Union was tAvorably
Affected BY Inn0H Of the probable falling through Of
the much talked oil new cable company 1t was stated
that the company has boen unable 70 procure the
Necessary funds 10 carry on tho work. villAid'S
were ltr0ng On buying By inside parties. The feat.
ure OF the day wES the strength exhibited by Union
Pacific ThoSlOck was well held and did not paftici
pate In weakness 10 any marked extent When the
market Turned III tho afternoon stock went up eAs.
Is, which Is per cent above last nights closing.
SHARES brought S6aERS5E. The weakness In North.
western was due 10 the report Of damage 10 cot
ton aud tObacco, The bears 10 stocks talked Of the
cotton crop being 6vt0O0 bales this year. Another
reason given for The decline In Gould shares Is that
large block Of Texas Pacific Was ordered 10 be sold
to-day, and the bears took advantage Of 10 ham
Iner the shares.
Transactions 393, 900 shares.
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STATE MATTERS
Recsnt Doings of West yirginians and
Their Near NeIghb0rs,


Recent beings OF West Virginians and
Their Near Neighbors.
Thirteen houses have been erected in ClGys.
vile, Pa, during the summer.
Governor Hamilton, OF Maryland, has de-
signated Friday, November 10, for the execu.
ton OF John Smith, colored, Of Garrett coun.
~, who shot and killed Josiah Harden onthe
10Th Of May.
Miss Flora Weed sister OF the wife OF ex.
Governor eprague, the one who formtrly
lived at Huntington, aud whose marriage to
the ex-senator revived great scandal about
the woman, was married at the Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs last week. 10 DR..
William CGlwell, OF Lewisburg, W. Va.
Two accidents occurred Monday on the
Pittsburgh & Wheeling division OF the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad. A train OF forty-one
cars and four engines ran off the track near
Little Washington, and several cars were
wrecked. Another train ran of the track
near Clokcyyille. Fireman Patrick Riley
jumped from the engine and broke leg
rhe injured man was taken to Washington,
where his wounds were dressed.
The border Vdtehman says; Oliver Beirne,
Esq, the venerable proprietor OF the Sweet
Spring', has been very successful In deer
hunting this season, having killed four large
deer. His grandson, Willie Miles, has met
with almost equal success, and has clearly
made tho reputation Of one Of the beat shota
In the Allegheny mountains, Mr. VIM.
Lynch, Of this place, killed large deer on
Monday week near the Sweet Springs.
The annual meeting Of the Alumni Aso.
citation OF Warrington and Jefferson college
will take place at Little Warrington Thus.
day evening, In the college building. There
will be speeches and other EXERCISES, and .
repast will be served TO the members and
guests. Universal interest has been taken In
this meeting from the fact tha' AL the Judges
OF the Supreme Court q number OF whom
are graiUa!es, tgye soepted Invitations aga
will attend. Nearly all the judges Of the
other conrIs will a.sJ be pr sant, aud the
octa1ion will be one Of marked interest,"
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,Syanty Ave feet, and the workmen are now
letting ready for casing to shut II out.

seventy Ave feet, and the workmen are now
getting ready for casing to shut out
The old pumps at the water works broke
yssetday forenoon, and the water supply
was cut of., yi..i1
Some OF the faeEoFits had 10 shut down
yesterday afternoon, on account OF the
scarcity Of water.
]. B. DArrah was struck in the neck yfsler'
day by ball, thrown by y boy playing on
the street, and severely hurt.
A horse driven in wagon by Frank Buck
ney backed over the bau< OF the ferry land
ing yesterday afternoon, but no serious dam
age ives done.
The ladies OF the First ward held an hours
prayer meeting yesterday morning: be-
prayer meeting wks held from 10 O'Clock till
the close ofthe pools.
Many OF the workers at the polls were new
at the business; but they were IN earnest and
therefore successful, and many q man put In
prohibition vote that would ordinarily
have found no tickets OF that kind in his
reach. Several men were seen TO vote for
the Second Amendment, although drunk 81
the time-slying they were doing all they
could In selt defense.
An alarm OF fire was rung for the Fifth
ward about ten o'clock yesterday forenoon.
The known scarcity Of the water
made the alarm greater. One Of
the heaters IN the new school
house Just above Indian Run had set fire to
the joisls on the first floor, and the smoke
came into the building. There was much
confusion, but no one Yves hurt in getting
out OF the building. Water was soon thrown
on the flames and the fire exhnguisaed.
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CAPITAL CuLLINGs,
Secretary Chandler arrived at Washing
ton Yesterday morning.

Secretary Chandler arrived at Washing.
ton yesterday morning.
Secretary Frelinghuysen returned to
Washington last night with the President,
and was at the Department Of State to.
day.
The President has taken up his residence
at the Soldiers' Home, and will remain
there until repairs at the White House are
completed.
Samuel Melton, United States District
Attorney for South Carolina, has written
to the Department OF Justice denying the
report that he had rendered his resignation,
and saying he has no such intention.
In the United States Supreme Court,yes-
terday, the legal tender case Of Juiiland
against Greenman was, on motion OF vii.
liam Allen Butler, Of New York, set for a
hearing the first day the court shall be in
session after the Christmas holiday recess
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MY YoRE, October 9.-Petroleum quiet; United
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Petroleum.

On CRY, PA, October O.--Petrolcum arm:
opened at 81 II; lowest 81 l05k highest 81 nv
closed u 81 l2 sslcS, l9S Oo barrels. CesianSSs
6nited Pipe Line, GS,l77 hArGli; 1idewGtet. % "A
barrels, Daily aTsESEe for month, 7S6l7. '''s"'
pn1tAuReR, Pa, octorbsr 9-Petroleprn ae,ivc.
United certificates irregular; closed al 81 ID The
afternoon session was fairly active, Ann and 70.
o. llhs, aud closed at 81 u ~
TITusvIILE, Pa, October 0.-Potroleum onenod N.
D lo3s; highest 81 ~ lowest 81 I62' closed al
81 l21s S's,''' "
. NEE Yoak, October Petroleum quiet; United
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We would call attention 10 our immense
lineot light aud medium weight oyercoats,
comprising all and everything as to price,
quality and workmanship. Our line OF
Ohildfen's Boys and Mems business and
Dress Suits Is the leading figure in the Wheel.
clothing trade. Come aud see US, 1t will
be visit Of profit and pleasure 10 each
ana every one. a handsome chrome for
the adults and beautitulslver plated pocket
knife for every boy purchasing.at the Star.
u. GuNDLIMG & Co.,
80 rwslith street.
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A school House Fire-Over n Bank.
Election Echoes.
The nail works quit work yesterday.

The nail works quit work yesterday.
RsUA.W Bats has moved to Est Palssr
line.
The Fist ward vote was nearly all pqllsd
byl o'clock. '.='-
r: T. King LETT yesterday afternoon for
Philadelphia.
]. A. Greenfield came down from East
Liverpool yesterday to vote.
Alex. Ugleis back at his old place In the
pscking room Of the Belmont GlGS Works.
The gas we'll at the Benwood Nail Works
yesterday afternoon struck vein OF salt
water at depth Of eight hundred and
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lam receiving my fall stock OF womsn's,
hand.sewed shoes in all the different styles
to which l invite an inspection. haye
added several new lines TO those have been
keeping heretofore, making a complete assort-
ment OF fine and medium goods.
7, V RtnNn
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WE have an elegant line OF all kinds oil
Underwear in plain and fancy colors, al
prices which cannot fail o please our cust6.
mers. Our lice OF Fall Neckwtar 10 uns NJ
passed. Just received another invoice OF
Dude Bows for standing aud turn down col.
lars. D. GuSpING & Co,
Leading Furnisher, SO twelfth street.
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Personal MENTION.
News and Gossip In reference TO Various
People.

Reys ]. Lee, OF Buckhannon, and J. A.
Fullerton, D D., Of Charleston, are the guests
Of Miss A. Taylor.
Mr.. John Perrin aud sister, Jennie, Of
Washington county, Pa, were the CUES OF
W. P. Adams, EIq., yesterday.
Gov. jackson is expected TO arrive in the
city to-day. Private Secretary W. W. jack
son Is still on geek at the Capitol.
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THE several banks OF the city will be closed
on Thursdsy, October 18th, to give the EN-,
ployees an opportunity to participate In the
German celebration. Parties having paper
due on that day will govern themieyes 40.
cordinply,
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uha GnteILtgsuter,
once Nos 10 and s7 Fourteenth street
Saw AdyerllseInentn.

New Good-I. G. Dillon.
A Fine Line OF Hard Wood Writing Desks
Stanton & Davenport
DR.. John Z. Smith-rhird page.
Louisiana State Lottery.
Dry Goods-Geo. i. SCfel u Co.
S. 90 Rswerd-C. He's.
Walted-GirL
Bsrbstine Ware-Kirk's Art Store.
Wa Ited-Nurse Girl.
For Sale-Alexander Bone.
Administrator Sac Postponed.
Notice-Banks closed.
H,-Producs and Commission House.
Grand Opening-Bartley McCarrick.
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OUR line OF light and medium weight
OyercOals for nen and Boys 10 very COM
plete, comprising all styles and qualities,
at very moderate prices.
D. GUNDlING 4 CO.,
Star Clothiers, 36 Twelfth Street.
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CouneRnd sect

Before you buy tie largest and best assorted
stock oil Dry Goods, Carpets. Wall Paper,
Window Shades, Blankets, Comforts, tannels,
Dress Goods, Notions, Underwear, 90, 60,
and see. Ncs 90ls and 202l Main street.
JONI RoENER,
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The Cloak Department OF George R. Taylor
has been greatly enlarged, making 1t one Of
the most extensive In the West. Cioaks from
medium priced cloth TO the finest Alaska
London Dyed Seal, can be had there.
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CAPTAIN LEWIS sroSAcLE, of the brig Uba!.
deiha, OF Baltimore, SAY that he used the
great pain-cure, St. JACOBS OIL, for pain IN
the back, and his steward also for rheumatism
In the legs, aud both were cured by few ar'
nlinationE
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P1oxEERs will please call and get their hats
tomorrow early In order to save time and
rush at Geo. W. busch, l047 Main street.
Gro. W, DptcH,