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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26
SHOOTING AT EBERHARDT.

Henry Marty Invites Ben Miller TO
Lunch and Opens Fire on Him
With "A Navy six-shooter-MiIler
Fires Four shots into sTarty-The
Latter viii Recover.
Report reached here from Hamil-
Ton Wednesday evening that a shoot
ing ARRAY occurred at Eberhardt that
afternoon between Ben. Miller, OF
Cherry Creek, and Henry Marty Of
the former place. We have endeav-
ored to secure full particulars of the
affair, but failed, our correspondent
at Hamilton declining to telegraph,
from good motives, no doubt. As the
report goes, Miller shot Marty three
times-all inhicting flesh wounds
how serious we do not know. The
general impression here is that a
woman is at the bottom Of the affair.
Both Miller and Marty ar GOOD men,
and all their friends will regret the
sad occurrence.
Later.
Since the foregoing was in type
we have received the following dis
patch from Hamilton
To THE WHITE PINE NEWS
HAMILTON, May 25-1 p. NJ.
B L. Miller went for his furniture
TO Henry Martyrs at Eberhardt We'd
nesday afternoon. Marty invited
him to lunch, which invitation was
accepted. During an apparently
friendly conversation, Marty asked
Miller if 10 had settled with Drake.
Miller said ..yes." Marty then said,
] have an account 10 settle with you,
at the same time going into Il room
and returning with a navy siX-shooter
opened fire on Miller. Miller grab
bed the pistol from Marty, and the
bullet Went through the noor. lie
tried q second tune and missed.
Miller then shot Marty four times
all flesh wonnds-one striking a rib
and coming out 1T the back. Marty
Will recover. Miller gave himself up,
and viii have an examination to-day,
when, he viii 10 doubt be set at ill.,
erty, as his act Is a clear ease of self
defense against u nurderous assault
upon Inn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26

Butte, Montana, is shipping over
loo tons a month OF copper mattee 10
Baltimore and Swansea. Although
We have in this State some of the
largest and richest copper mines in
the world, as Vet little has been done
with thom. Men will hardly look at
a mine, ven though native copper is
to be seen on the surface.
.sVNhat is q woman?n asks an ex-
change. n is. well. we suppose it Is
a combination Of dynamite and mule.
for It looks as innocent as a mule and
talks like dynamite when mad"
An Illinois editor returns thanks
for a eentipede cent him by mail from
Texas, it being the first cent of any
kind that he had received for several
weeks.
The largest check ever drawn in
this country vas that recently given
by the Pennsylvania Railroad for the
payment Of the Wilmington road.
1t was Sl2, DOC, 600.
The Nevada Dock Company is
about to construct a wheat warehouse
at Port Costa, 1900 long, ls5 wide,
81 feet high, and costing $3.50, 900. It's
capacity will be 100. 600 tons.
The Tuscarora papers Announce
the discovery OF n four-foot ledge OF
500 ore in the Young America South
mine at that place.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26
FRIDAYS STOCK REFORM.

as5 ophir -295c 2a0c3
80 H~exican-3g5c 4
1850 Gould Il Curry-430c 420c II9c 415c
$40 Best L Belcher--5 460e
1918 California-30c
l225 Sayage-34 SOC 330c
ITO Chollar-a95c 4
1910 potosi-I70 I75c
1920 Hale u Norcross-SI $40
10 Crogn Point-l70e Ia
20 Yellow J acket-IL
l5l Alpha-2A ~
30 Belcher-l55c 1900
10 Conference.-The
lbs Sierra Neyada-7 ~ 1896
- Utah-320c
1890 Union-7 ~ 6ET
0l0 Alta-S0c $50
go Seorpion-SOc
80 Grand PriZe-50c
30 Argenta-75c zoe $50
500 1ndependonce-S5o
20 Alblon-31cslO
GOD Elko-25e
80 Bodie-II5c
200 Martin " hite-75c
~ Seq. Belcher-2N
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26
1IIsBGREAL cay.
Orders Respecting iss Proper observ-
ance.

Orders Inspecting ia Proper ObEerv-
ance.
In another column will be found
the general and special order issued
by Col. Baker Post. q. a. r., of this
Place, regarding the observance o.
tins day, set alnrt by National and
State laws III cOnnnieH1oration Of the
nations heroic dea +. supplementary
Thereto IS tue folio y ing circular, is
sued from headquarters af the Depart
ment Of California. to which the Posts
IN Nevada are atfache1:
"Posts are again reminded of the
approach IF Memorial bay. IN COM
plianca with the rules and regulations
Of the Grand Army of the Republic,
May 30will be appropriately observed
throughout this department as such
Memorial Day. A grateful aud ON
manding public sentiment has made
il a legal holiday. That sentiment is
one OF patriotic reverence forthe mem-
Dries OF the dead who by sacrifice pre-
served the Republic. The public ex-
poets from every post and comrade
some worthy observance OF the day.
Ii looks 10 US to give voice 10 the
great occasion, AMI il is not only in
eur hearts 10 do il, bat in the exact
line OF the aims, interests and duties
OF our grand and noble organization
This IS Il enc great day. Let us
do our utmost from year TO year to
foster and TO dignity this public me-
mortal in honor Of our dead heroes,
and to make sure OF its observance
With increasing enthusiasm SO long as
the nation shall exist.
To this end II is recommended.
First. That each post assemble its
fall ranks for visiting and decorating
the grave Of every loyal soldier who
offered his life a sacrifice on the altar
Of his country during the dark days
Of the rebellion.
Second. That It invite all such
other civil and military and patriotic
organizations and societies as are in
sympathy with the occasion to join in
this public and grateful service.
Third. That it provide for orations,
commemorative and patriotic songs
and solemn service OF PRAYER, either
at the graves or, if more convenient,
in tent or hall, in honor OF do dead,
for comfort Of the dead, for comfort Of
the living and for culture of fraternity,
loyalty and patriotism.
Fourth. That the posts in every
town throughout the department re-
quest the pastors OF all churches to
make fit reference in the services of
the preceding Sabbath to the day, it's
observance and the great historic
events it commentaries.
Fifth. That at the public services
connected With the observance of the
day this year, special prominence be
given TO the charitable enterprise of
the Veterans Home, and, If possible,
the opportunity be given for contri-
buttons 10 its funds
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26
A New Eldorado.

C~alifornians are excited over re-
ports received from Guaymas of new
and rich placer mines recently dis
covered in Lower California. 1t is
stated that men have arrived at Quay
mas from the mines with sacks of
coarse gold, and that hundreds of
miners are leaving for the new dig
gings. As the mines are said to be
only a few miles inland from the
Gulf of California, their extent and
richness will very soon be ascertained.
Lower California, which belongs to
Mexico, comprises a peninsula about
100 miles in length and from 30 to $50
miles in width. II is bounded on the
north by California, on the east by
the Colorado River and Gulf Of Cali
@fornia, and southwest by the Pacific
Ocean. II has a population of about
$4,000, chiefly Indians and mixed
races. The peninsula is traversed
throughout by mountains, which are
considered continuation OF the Sierra
Nevada aud Coast ranges. The
mountains are said to be OF volcanic
origin, and are generally barren and
d~esolate, but the valleys, wherever
there is water, are very fertile. Gold,
silver and copper mines have been
hitherto found on the peninsula.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26
Drunmer's warning.

State Controller Hallock has issued
a circular, dated May nth, 1888,
headed as above. Il gives the names
Of every person who has paid for and
procured a drummer's license as pro-
vided by law and who is authorized
as travelling merchant, soliciting agent
or drummer To do business in this
State. The names Of those who have
procured licenses are: II. Armer, Ga
briel Cohn, Felix Coblentz, Dick
DIVER, :. :. Hamburger, II. Arnhold,
II. b. Woods, G. j. Boskowitz, L. 5.
CLAMP, j.. IL. Mitchell, IL. ID. Jones,
NJ. Siegel, r. b. Hall, 4. S. Merchant
l.. G. Adams, l.. d. Fullner, A. Laig-
neau, G. l.. Hannaiman, Dave Bibero,
William Waukowski. Any person
who s%olieits orders without a license
is subject to fine and imprisonment,
and it is made the duty of every JUS
tiee Of the Peace, Constable, Sheriff
and all other peace officers to arrest
such persons.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26

The Opera House in Eureka, which
originally cost S24, 600, has been sold
TO r.. Sadler for $4,000. This is not n
good showing for values OF real estate
in our neighboring town.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-05-26

The Sacramento local authorities
have had all the school-house doors
so changed as to swing outward.
This should be case with all the
school-houses in the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-09-05
M DiCAL.
CERTAIN SHAMS,
SwindIers and Their Victims How
Careless People suffer I'm Health
and Pocket.

Every streak OF sunshine creates shadow,
md behind every truth crouches its CORES.
bonding lie. Whosoever has not been In
.ome way fooled AMI robbed by swindlers and
their works b as had bt tier luck in life than
| most mortals. In fact the best witnesses to
| the value OF given article are the counter.
| feits and limitations which GEEK to share its
success without possessing fraction OF its
merit. Hence II goes without saying that
PENSIONS CArCINE roRoUs PLAsTERs
| are pursued by host OF miserable and
worthless imitators, eager 10 appropriate
what they can OF the fruits OF its victories.
These lecches commonly take the form Of a
cheap plaster.
Now, these harmless and worthIe IS plasters
would be detec, ed in a minute II people were
careful in reading and remembering ranes.
But most persons mercy glance at them
understand partially and forget instantly.
What result: This: Desiring to buy BES.
SONS CAPCINE PLASTER, their own care.
| lessneSS enables some storekeeper or druggist,
| who cares more for five or ten cents add.
tional profit than for the sweets OF an ap.
proving conscience, 10 roll them up instead
some cheap imitation with similar name,
The dec II often works, while the fraudu lent
| plasters never do.
Don't permit yourself to be thus vlciimized
for lack OF a moments care. BENSON'S
CAPCJNE POROUS PLASTERS have stoo
the test of science and experience and are the
prOUuct OF both. Examine the article, and
satisfy yourself that the word CAPCINE 1,
| CUT In IL.
seabury Johnson. Pbarnace ntical Chem
lists, New York. Highest awards-medaIs-
at International Expeditions.
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DRY GOODS.
New York.

New YORK. September 4.-Dry Goods
The iobbing trade is active and shows 6
STEADY improvement. The buyers present
invoice a large force and are free pur
Chasers. With agents there has been
light trade, but miscellaneous assert.
mentS are of such repetition, with de,iv
cries on previous engagements, rs return
q good volume of business in movements.
Agents have made revised prices as fol.
lows AtlsntiC A, brown cOttOns, 1&4C; At
Iauiic II, &c; Atlantic j, ~; Atlanliy
p &C.: Atlantic Y, g. &C; Atlantic LII, &c,
Atlantic e, &c; Atlantic Z, 4.inCh, SC;
other than this the market is without
change and Steadier tone prevails. Print
are in steady recorder request. Berwick
prints at 41ac, for excellence of styles,
brillIancy OF colors and other desCriable
features, surpass any previous production
and are TO be had OF leading jobbers in all
markets. Dress goods are in wide delivery
and steady recorder demand. Sackings and
suiting are doing very we'll. Flannels are
moving satisfactorily. JObbers or their
representatives from all markets are pres
ent TO attend the blanket trade sale to
morrow. Kentucky Jeans are being deiv'
cred quite largely in execution of orders
but new request is moderate. Mems wear
woolens are in better demand. The cloth
ing and cloth house trade arr expressing
more confidence in the future by larger
purchases for the immediate season and
show more disposit ION to order certain
qualities of spring goods for next season.
There has been good recorder assortment
and much preference is shown for Ball 4
BlaCkman styles. Foreign goods are no
active, but good and healthy trade is ii
movement,
FeIrOIeUus.
BRADFORD. September 4.-Crude Oil
Dull and weak; total runs for the pas
three DAYS 1882 barrels; charters for SAN,
time lIG. SD barrels; total shipments Mon
day 1869 barrels, clearances 37j,2pJ bar
reis: United pipe Line certificates opened
at 81 OS; closed at 81 o.; highest pric,
81 0S; lowest 81 U'-.
TITUsvILLEP PA September The marke
opened at 81 O71E; highest 81 Oh; loves
81 GG7z; closed at 81 on. Shipment
1868 barrels; runs, tldewater, S,623 bar
rels; charter Ill 800 barrels.
PlTTsBURG, Pa, September 4.-The after
noon was dull and nothing doing; opened
lat 81 %; advanced to 81 071I; declined anC
closed at 81 017s
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Prod

Corrected by ISHAM & DIGBY, Produce
Commission Merchants, 1893 Main street.
These prices are basel upOn wholesale lots
only. Allowances must be made for small
er lots.
Apples-selling at 81 5oa2 80, owing 10 con-
Butter-Prime TO choice creamery 2ta26c;
choice dairy lS@2Oc: common TO fair do l69
lSc: good to prime country roll lIGS2lc; COM
mon mixed stock SglOc; good demand.
RceswaX-Is quoted at 2lG26c per n.
Eeans-Prime new nayies a. R q ~ ~ i no
% PSsbs y l SsS ~ @s demand nd. % "
Cheese-Ssles in iobbtng way OF prime
nild Ohio factory at 9al2Hc; New York Go.
shen l449l5c; Sweitzer 159I6c; Lim6erger Il
Dried Frult-New evsporated pared peaches
S9aSlc; impaired do. l5gl6c; raspberrtes 500
SIC; blackberries lOc. New sun drled-Apples
6L175Ic; do quarters 5I4a61Sc; do pared l5alSc
do black berries 80; do raspberries SiaSoc;
pitted cherries 2s2sc. New evsporated APP
pies ljal7c. Apples very slow. No demand
now.
Eggs-StrIctiy fresh stock, fair demand at
l7(alsc per dozen.
EeatherS-Choice 80a60c in original pack
ages 4a5c more in small lots.
Foreign FruitS-Florids oranges - UaI W
per box; Messina do s. 75aS 90; valencia do
a, - per Gs soSs ~ ss5 so Der box pei
Honey-Choice white clover lSa2cc: choice
PeasDGreen 81 5Oal 60 per bushel; split ss
SIG per n. o-.o ,.,,
PotatoeS-Near by receipts 81 % per bD!'
Good demand. ~
Poultry-Llve chickens 50 OOa3 . per dozen
for old spring chickens 81 75g2 y; dressed
chickens lSal4c; dressed turkeys l6alSc De-
mapn good for live.
RaSssAre steady at 11%a2c for white mixed
cotton; lalHc for all WOOL ana IAal1ao lor
sseds-Sales OF timothy seed at 81 7Cal 80
per bushel; clover small seed s. OOaS 50; large
l. T5ag o. rs to quality.
country S8aS; crab $40.
sweet Corn-Is quoted at 4Laa5c per 10.
Tallow-Country 6a6I9c; city IaHgc,
cucnmbers 5Oa75c per bushel box; string
beans alaGOc per bushel box. cabbage 81 w
per barrel. Tomatoes 5Oa6Oc per bushei'
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MEDICAL.
a GOOD COMPARISON.

The Rev. William ROulart, weil-Sno"n
Na,bodist clergyman, residing at Naples
49, the following amusing, but apt COM
Ha-ison between DR.. {. MtLaHs'' Tsr"GFsS~
PS .r.rad nv Fleming Bros, OF Pittsburgh,
Pa, and ferret. -.
"a ferret when placed at the el'ranc s, o.
-, hole. enters the aperture, travels alons
RAJ istn no seizes upon the rat, extermin-
me s'eI Sis existence and draws the animals I,I
manner have found Dr. c; hose those dreadful
f.gS Ut,cr",Is Of children. TINS
S SnaaIi ike the ferret, enters the aperture
round the end Lays " t hSq re ct InS
NoInls, So, .bsir den. and carries their
S SSSsS clear out Of the system. mis-
NJ least, has been the effect OF the 'erlii'
f(Ige upou my children.
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noon wasrecovered. In the last hour the
market was more active and higher ths
ADVANCE rams ing from 4 to IL Der cent
Inc strongest Sucks in the last hour vera
Sansoa Southern, which advanced y IN
295s' louisville and Nashville ~ to
Ieh; Illinois Central L to 12S, St
raul . to 1o5k, Western Union &
10 I9!4, Northwestern g to 125JS, Northern
d racine common 4 to 4OA, Denver y 10
.oA, Lake Shore q to 1925, and other
stoSAs traction. As compared with last
nisnt, prices are up H9ljs per cent, ex.
o.Pt ior central Pacific, Lackawanna, Jer.
ssey central, Texas Pacific aud Wabash pre-.
Among specialties American Cable rose
~ per cent. to $50, Chicago and Alton
i1 10 1857, Illinois Central & to l2sA,
mliWankee, Lake Shore and Western pre-
terred to AZ and Norfolk and Western pre-.
iefreo toj6; East Tennessee preferred de.
clned l per cent. to lG. The decline of tn
forenoon was on baseless rumors of tinar.
cal disturbances at Pars and repo t
OF damage 10 the corn crop. In the matter
'ol the corn crop trustworthy adyices were
received OF an extremely favorable char.
aeter; 1t was stated that the crop east of
the Missouri river had been made and with
good weather the corn west of that point
would be safe within a week or So The
esrnlngs of some of the leading north vest.
ern railways for August were made public
to-day. They showed large gains, and this
materially assisted the upward movement
which set in shortly after midday.
The Evening Post says: The stock
market exhibits continued evidences OF
substantial buying not only by experienced
operators in the street, but also by persons
out OF the city. The evidences of this lat.
ter will be found in the increased buying
orders received by commission houses,
which, though not large, yet are sufficient
10 show the tendency is in that direction.
There is still a large short interest out
standing in many stocks, and the bears
nave not yet become alarmed, though a
very small portion OF the shortinterest was
probably covered to-day. There is a pros.
pect of attempts to break prices for the
purpose of covering the rest, which may
cause great activity before the end OF the
week.
aAn
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
or
City Property and Quarry Lots

In the Municipal CoIrt ~ Wheciin ~, So: v.
+. " hitnker ". Henry Gunther, ct. AL IN
ChuucerN
IN virtue 81 a decree entered in aid Court
In the above entitled c,us. on tho ISM day
OF Juiy lsS5, IN. under>l treL special com mis-
siopCr will on
,. .., .,n 400,
StturuaH' ScP''"h"'T I've iHSS'
nrOceed to sell. III public auction, at tho front
door of the court Eous. OF Dnio county. We.t
Virginia. commencing AT Ia o'clock Ann the
fnll1v mo- a, s,rIhed pTup,rty viz.
Ihc nnIth haif 2 Ini nun per,sI foriy.s.y,u
,, -, "'' 49, 60, " ,n :, 49, ui,,
'.J'n '""f''". $500, -, :. ~" ~ :" 's.
when wa, laiI out oy MOS, SnapIine anu
others ~ an addition 10 SCUM wheeling also,
Quarry lot numb. real three (S,l containing
three dds and "a poles sItua, ed In the City Of
"A I,. ling and hing i'm the addition Ia inc
said civ ms laid ONT by Francis n. hrmstr,n..
Iru,te, for Emily A. Zane known ns ..out
lots; al,n,
70 much ~ quarry lot No. as lies within
si5e M Fulton street Mt n corner bctw,cn
-.
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nops,rrras.
GGbnHnssd.
CHAP1n IL

wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which 10 % vArisd In Its opera.
tons that no disease or Ill health can pos
ibly exist or resist IT. power, and yet It i
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child to use.
aPatients
Almost dead or nearly dying"
For, years, and given mp by physicians Of
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump.
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony OF neuralgia, nervousness.
wakefulness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn ont OF shape from excru.
eating pangs of Rheumatism.
Infsmmstory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula,
EryApelas!
Sait rheum, blood poisoning. dyspepsia, In
digestion. and In fact almost all diseases frAi
Nature n heir TO
Have been cured by Hop Bitters, proof OF
which Can he found In every peishboIhood
In the known world.
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NonanmmtfOn.

Consumption is often the result OF not
curing a cough or cold at the proper time:
People seldom realize their mistake until
they have fallen victims to this terrible dis
ease. when il often proves too late. Take
advice, and when troubled with coughs,
colds, asthma, whooping cough, Group, In,
fiuenza, bronchitus, pains in the chest and
all diseases Of the throat and lungs, use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, an
infallible remedy for the above named
diseases. Ask your druggist for it. price
SOC. Sold by A. T. Young, G. Moenkemil-
lar opd Ioyop q 10
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EDUCATIONAL.
.@-' WHEELING
Female COlle0e.

TUBS INSTITUTION Is INCORPORATED
L with full collegiate powers and privile
ges BY the Legislature Of the State, and affords
every facility for thorough and accomp-
students who graduate in the English only,
will receive the degree Of Mistress Of English
Literature Those who add one foreign Ian
guage TO their Engiish course will receive the
degree OF Baccalaurea Scienta, and those who
com plete the highest, or Classical Course,
will ne eive the degree OF Baccalaurea Arthur.
The Music School offers unusual advantages
in both vocal and instrumental music
The Art School win be under the care of
Mrs. Eva E Hubbard, an accom- plished Artist.
The French School will continue with Miss
Aunie L Logan, and the German school, uu.
der the charge of the Rev. DIR. Sessler, will be
open TO all who desire to place themselves
under such q superior instructor.
Terms moderate in all departments. The
fall Term will open September 5th. For cata-
logues or other information address the Presi-
dent MISS A. TAYLOR,
aged Wheeling, W. Va.
SELECT SCHOOL
ENOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN
II No. Is Thirteenth street, Mrs ]. A.
Woods and Miss 4 p. Woods, Principals. This
school will reopen on
Monday, September IL,
Circulars at Stanton 4 Davenports, Wilson
& Banners, and at the scuOol. auSleods
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RAILWAY BoNDS-rlrm.
SrATr POSDS-Acfiye-


STATE BoNDS-Active.
SroCKs-The most active stocks, those
which have advanced most in the last three
or four days, were all lower this forenoon:
The general market, however, outside OF
half dczen active speculative stocks, sym
psthized but slightly with them and was
only a fraction lower than last evening.
The featuresof the morning were Northern
Pacifcs, coal shares, Lake Shore, Contra!
Pacific, Burlington and Quincy, Missouri
Pacific AID Denver, all of which were from
itol% per cent lower at u o'clock than
the closing figures last night From this
extreme decline there was recovery OF 4
10 Z per cent before 1890, the latter on
Louisville and Nashville. so that the de-
cline en- the most active stocks Was y 10
Il. per cent, and other stocks Z TO x. In
the hour and q half between 1880 and
O'Clock the market was stronger and nearly
the greater part o. the decline Of the fore
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and Itching Piles yield at once to the ap-
phcation Of Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Kennedy,
which acts directly upon the parts affected,
absorbing the Tumors, aHsying the intense
itching and efecting permanent cure
where al other remedies have failed. 10
not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but ny II
7. Young. O. Moenkemoeller and Logan q
Co, wholesale agents.
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FINANCE

New YORK, September Mooney ~
per cent prime mercantile paper, $40
6H per cent. Sterling exchange, bankers
bills at 4Slh; demand 1851.
GnyERSNENrs-Steady,