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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-15

On Tuesday, July 10th, the (l6sth) draw
Ing OF The Louisiana State Lottery % New
Orleans, Gsn'ls G. T. Bsauregatd. OF La, and
Jubal A. Early, Of Virginia, [whose inttg!
rity and yeracity are unassaiiablel had, as
usual, lhe entire management, and announce
over their own Signatlfea the result. Ticket
No. 81 ,SiS drew the first capital priSe--Lleut
Josiah Chance IA good name by the way, 10
VIM, OF the q s. Army, ut Fort A. Lincoln
OAK, drew $50 900, two.iiths, at cost OF So
anu ~ a. "-s maid by the Bismarck National
Bank; Messfs. a. i. DsSaun E &c. Ct Cairo,
Ills, took another SIS, 900. costing 81; Messrs.
Gus Bottle, OF Cairo, Ills, and A. =. Gibson,
Carmi, H., another 81 worth, o. $4,000
Ticket No. OK, 20I drew tho second prize oil
$4,000, and one.Rith or $780, went 10
Theodore Voigt, 95 Avery street, Boston,
Mass; another to ]. T. Moore, OF Burgin,
KY, through the Farmers' Naiopsl Bank,
Danville, Ky; and otherain Toronto, Canada,
Gainesville, TeXas, and elsewhere. Ticket
No, 6703 drew the third prizs OF SO, 600
held by MIR. Chas. D. Thompson. Of No. %
East Fourteenth street, NeE York City.
Any Que applying 10 MA, Daupbin, New
Orleans, La, can hear all about the honest
WORKINGS Of this institution, which gives
$1,000, 900 to the ChSrity Hospital OF New
Orleans alone, and has distributed millions
OF dollars. The next uhe 160th) drawing
takes place Tuesday, September, II. D6w
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MOUNT UNION COLLEGE.
Mem Era nnd Improyed Feature.

It's New Fra and Impraved Features.
The past year has been the N ost successful
and aggressive It hAsSepjoyed 10 i1 thirty.
seven years Of remarkable history. The Col.
leRe is sustained by reliable patrons, irusteeI
and patroniaing conferences. has full and
compe tent Faculty and an enterprising body
OF students and Alumni Number OF differ.
emit Students the past year, 6l2; from hrst,
l7,03S This Fall Term Of 10 weeks begins
Aug IS, 1888, Winter Tarm Of Is weeks begins
Dec 4; spring Term OF 10 weeks begins March
4, 1884, aud Summer Term begins June and
ENDS with Commencement, July 81, 1884. By
this arrangement OF four Terms, students eau
earn by teaching Winters enough TO deiray
their College exp nses for the Fall, Spring
and Summer Terms, without losing tiue or
class standing. Bsyaid Taylor, In a public
Lscture, stated that 1.-The specimens in the
Museum OF Mt. Union College are the most
select and valuable have seen In any coun.
try" Equal privileges to Ladies; Cnristian
and Patriotic; not sectional OF par isan. For
new catalogue address, o n Hartshorn, LII.
D., Pres. Eaculty, Mt Union. or Alliance,
Ohio, or Hon. Lewis Miller. Pres. Trustees,
Akron, Ohio Tuition 10 but tritls in any
course OF studies-aneient or modern Glass.
ical, Philosophical, Commercial. Normal, In.
strnmental, Music, Fine Art or Preparatory.
No incidental or extra charges. All published
prices guaranteed.
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The work OF casing the gas we'll at The
Central Glass Works Is nearly finished. The
casing Is composed OF five Inch iron pipe,
which 10 lowered with q rope, a new section
being screwed on rs each one Is lowered to
The opening.
Work on the gas we'll at Rsymann's brew
cry will be commenced shortly. The tools
are all on the ground.
Satisfactory progress Is being mada In
drilling the Bellaire and Martins Ferry wells.
The steubenVilIe paper mill company has
decided 10 bore for gas and will commence
as soon a. they can make attachment TO their
power, OF which they have sufficient
Another test will be made at Brilliant to-
day OF natural gas In the furnaces.
The steubenyille Herald, speaking OF the
patent recently granted 10 Messrs. Scott,
Feurhake and shaulb, Of this city, on devices
To- the use OF natural gas In manufacturing
y ocesses, sayE: al all the olalms connected
With this patent are substantiated 1t will
proYea great annoyance to manufacturers
and others using natural gas Il looks as
though the patent Office bad granted a patent
on principles already applied, or so plain
that they ought 10 be free 10 everyone. This
matter may need little looking after"
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Certificates OF incorporation were yester'
day Issued to the following organizations
from the Secretary OF States office: :
The Falling Waters Steamboat EXCURSION
The capital stock Is 5000. The shares are
500 each and are held BY John Fitz, !. !.
Bender, w. T. Logan and Lee Bender, two
shares each, and Samuel Maxwell, OF Falling
Waters ten shares. The company proposes
to build, purchase and sell boats OF all kinds
establish and own ferries, and do all business
connected with such operations.
The Cannelton Railroad Company, for tha
purpo.e OF constructing and maintaining :
railroad from Connection, in the county oil
Kanawha, to q point At or near Bell creek. on
the Canneltsn Coal Compapy's lands. The
capital stock Is 100000 diyided into shares
OF 500 each and held by ]. I. Lea, Of Phila'
delphla, Pa, 48 shares; Henry 9. Davis, e. B.
knight, I. n. smith aud H. H. Smith, one
share panh
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Eews aud GOs4ip IN reference to yarlou.
People. =.

People. =.
M. E. L. NIcoll left yesterday for New
York.
Miss Mary Roberts has e ne down thsslyer
TO visit friends.
Mr.: and Ms. Samuel Lsughlin left yester-
day for the East.
Mis- Addie Smith hasrtturned from visit
to Cambridge, o.
Ms Charles stull left for. youngstown to
visit friends yesterday.
Mrs. Alex. 4. Campbell left on the Andes
yesterday afternoon for Ravsnswood.
Mr.. Christian Bremen, OF III city, will sail
tomorrow from Earope for the United
States.
MIS-. WiiliAnl-E.lingbam and Miss Ella
Williams left on the Andes yesterday tovlslt
friends at Cincinnati.
Cards are out for the marriage, on septeu,.
bar 9. at Arion Hall, Of Mr.. Sam Lowenstein
and Miss Lima sonneborn.
Mr.. Alex. Young, the Est Wheeling
pbarmaCist, left yesterday for Chautauqua,
accompanied by his family.
Mrs Annie Four and two children, Of
Wheeling, are the guess Of Mrs. Henry
Crimmel, Of Rose Aill.-BellaiTe Tribune.
Mr., Chas. ESohstruth, Of the Elghth WRro,
left for the German Methodist camp meet.
log at Lakeside, near sandusky, last evening.
Mrs. G. F. Freese, OF the South Side, and
her cousin, Mis- q. N. Grander, OF Reading;
Pa, were amoug the passen gers on the Anees
for Cincinnati aud Louisville.
Among the excursionist' TO Fortress
Monroe and Richmond who left on the B. &
o. road yesterday, were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. \.
Stone, Mir. john Howell, Mr.. Jacob Thomat
and niece and Miss Kate Carver, and Mr.. A
u. seamon. They will be gone about ten
DAYS
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sEprEmBER's SURPRISES.
a Lively Fall Tn Passenger Rates., and
Events In Store which viii Greatly
Exceed Expectations. q


The busy mole OF preparation in Baltimore
tor tho couinv Summer Nipht,s Carnival IL
hasr ~ on I'll s;dsi and The citv annear "a IN he
u.Er o nm az nsvsr hsiorc IN ths setsrmina
,;an Vt nay The wears celebration csr,aIniv
tHa biossst evsnt ~ tbs character aver con-.
o w o 81 in this or any other conntrv The
U "ovsI fsatnrss bs;no STEADILY added In the
aI,.sl. most briII;,nt nroSramme snsaks
a n,S,, aTtIss,riLins ,a,ant Sosssass5 amonc
~ neoi n,,jyens wbn sa, nd Sav and nivbt n
s,ie 6Sn;no and sxscnting
Tha nitY iIInminaiioss nromise In he unon
r, ns sIt snsivs scsic and almost altoOsther
Z. n me sIsc,rjc I;ne Many bniIiinns viii he
I;,eraIiy Sblszs with brishtlighis in ali colory,
ND Il y nronosed tn demonsirats in hitherio
.n nut ssIds what can bs done with eIsctri.
citw
''S :;ha barbor dfsolsv IN the oneninp nigh,
wi ii be as uni91e rs possible to imsrine. And
" W. vsritohie foIrv scans Evsrv descrin. Ion
E tahI vi, hs ~, rodncs5 and The nvra,sch.
fs.'rsS ,nvei anil NJ Grant scn1s of de.
s;nn ' 'I Rsitimors IA ths mare 4 Atlantic srs.
n6rt N an snornons tectIon Of country, will
sSnw N her nnsnrnsssed hsrbor 10 The mutt.
trJs ate, q n ,hion nsvsr bafore dreamed Of
rhe "a, eption nj Iurd BALTIMORE ON tht
n;sht IN question. with ali ia attendant ef.
fae,s viii he something 4, remember for
,eU,s, and and amnIv rensy iouTnsv eyen
scroSs Tho continent Pageant niebt will al.
az nrovs another Insmorable occasion. for
never in FnTopean or American cities has a
nsrrds Of snnh magnitude or Of suoh remark.
az a richness and novelty bean attampted.
Tost vssris naesnnt was Tonoeded nv Nav
Orleans myst'c exper,s themselves, as
wall AZ t6ose from Mobile, Memphis.
Galveston and St Louis, to have been beyond
ali com osrison tbe erHndest pageant aver vii.
n 1850 Sn in hi, 'I coSntrv II sneb was M
n mani verdIct Isst year il would bs an.
iicait to Measure The limit Of praise this year,
ne The nat cant. now 10 lis fioishing stage, il
insstimsbiy superlor. lsrssr, erapae., and in
every wsy tiner than that Of 1889 II will re.
Gnirs a rtuiment of man and hoises to nut /,
nnon The str,It-unwRrd Of thirteen hun.
d1Sd man and Iws hundred and sixty odd
hsrSes Thirty thousand dollars would moi
hss;n IN coverIhe = xpense of This one djsnlay.
From his pro.pectiys visitors NAV gIeao
soms IDEA nj wha, il In store ior them. MOI
onIy will expeetation during soiourn In the
oity tie ssconi yeeE in ssn,empar be more
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G. B. Gibson, Analytical Chemist for the
Chicago College OF Physicians aud Surgeons,
gives bis opinion OF Dr.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
CaIcAoo, March 81. 1858. MESR, STEELE &
PRICK, GeIltlcmen:-Atter the examination OF
many samples Of baking powders, which
purchased In the open market, l find Dr..
rrice's Cream Baking Powder 10 be q superb
or article, free from apy adulterant or dele
tsrious chemical, such as terra alba, alum,
etc. | find itto be composed ofarticles ofsupe.
rior quality, combined In such proportions as
to render the greatest volume OF carbonic
acid gas, which shows 1t 10 be aperfect pow.
der, based on scientific fOrmule. find 1t TO
contain no ammonia compounds, which are
products OF auiral aad vegetable decomposi.
lion, and which would consider unhealth-
fol, inasmuch as II Is absorbed by the dough
to certain e1tentin the baking process. In
fact, by MY examination and experiments
am lead to believe that DR.. Pierce's Cream
Baking Powder to be superior article, and
one for efficiency and healthiulntss | would
not hesitate TO recommend. Respectfully,
C.B. GIBSON,
Analytical Chemist,
College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
MwFkw
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RivEB sEws,
steamboat squibs aud Miscellaneous
l.evee Gosain.

Steamboat bquibs huu miscehaheobt
l.evee GosAin.
A.. ]. eeamon, agent OF the c., L. 4 W.
yharfboat on this side Of the river, resigned
yesterday. :,
The Andes left Of r. N. with = small
freight trip but plenty Of passengers In tue
cabin. She had al the could Gerry On the
present water.
Captain W. D. Corns, ono OF the pilots on
the Andes is resting at New Richmond, his
home. Captain George Hughes, formerly
pilot on the Scotia Is standing Captain Corns'
watch at the wheel.
Clerk Cline, OF the Stein, denies that be
was taking freight engaged by Capt Booth
for the Courier when the difficulty occurred
on Monday, and also that he went aboard the
boat for his revolver.
The II. N. Townsend arrived from above
with lumber and left for points below. The
Monitor passed down with small tow oil
coal and railroad iron, The Nall City a.:
rived from below with empties.
The river remained stationary all day yes.
terday. The depth In the channel as
near as could be ascertained was 3
fettB inches. Business was pretty lively
yesterday considering the present stage Of
Captain W. P. Hall, OF Memphis, has de-
cided to call his new cotton packet built BY
Sweeney & Bon, and now lying at the foot of
Thirteenth street, the "Desoto,n after the
great discoy6rer OF the river on which 1t will
hereafter run.
The Emma Graham Is advertised to leave
here this afternoon at 4 O'Clock for C'ncin:
natl. She arrived early this morning and
cannot proceed further. The Graham 10 q
nice boat and Capt. Hod. Knowles and Clerk
All. slayan are nice gentlemen. She has good
passenger accommodations. :.
The Courier arrived from Parkersburg aud
The O. W. Batehlor from Pittsburgh yester.
day morning. The Courier went to bank at
the foot OF Fourteenth street, having found
the water too shallow TO navigate between
here and PArkerB5urg with safety, and the
Bachelor ltltin Its place, being unable TO
cal back to the bead OF the river.
MoReAHrowS, W. Va, August lb.-Riyer 3
inches and stationary; weather clear; ther.
T9S.
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PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, it circulates through every part
Of the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
n disease has entered the system
the OHh' sure and quick way to drive
it out is to purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts arc well
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood to its
natural condition; and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blackcn the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
DRowN's IRON BITTERs will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing ii, and thus drive disease from
any part Of the system, and it will
not blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, and is posi-
lively not injurious.
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"When Greece her knees-Gfeeco her
knVes-Greece her knees Stammered an
embarrassed school boy, forgetting tho uext
line OF his recitation. .'TheFe 10 no occasion
TO grease anybody's knees, shouted the
teacher. 100 and study your pioce.n
Neither Is there occasion to grease your hair.
Parker's Hair Balsam 10 all the dressing you
want. Restores the original gloss and color
10 gray or faded hair. Does not soil the
linen not dye; good for the scalp prevents
falling out, raw
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ahe gntell9etlfer.
once Nos 20 and "a fourteenth street
sey Advertisements.
anted-To Invest Money in Stocks.

Wan,ed-To Invest Money in Stocks.
Builders, Attention-D. s. Loe.
Try the Combination Cofiee-R. ]. smyth.
For Cincinnati and Louisyllle-steamer
Emma Graham.
Wanted-Dfy Goods Salesman.
Hats and Caps-Harper d Bro.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
RefrigeratorS-Nesbit 4 Bro.
DR., John Z. Emith-Third page.
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White Miners oii. Winter Strained.

Gr,en coFse-Faney Rlo. nor ID, IOllc: choice do
lie. mime Rio, 9LSc: GOOD Rio, Dc; Obituary
Sc; Java, aGa22c.
IG5.nlSLc: IN bulk, i2all1Ic: Java, bulk, DC.
StoGrsSStandard CONDITIONER. A. rer ID, SSkc
windsor A. Sc: Prairie 4. sc: refined yellow
7itaSc: pranuisted, 9Kc: powdered, gXc; crushed
Sstr1as-Choice maple. Soc choice sugar syrup
.nc nrime SnVnr Eyrtin. ISs
Ries"CarolinG. 8a7cE
Es1S OrISa,n Ioases-Choice, Csc; strictly prime
25a7Sc: imperfa SSa5Oc; Japan, 2Ja70c; Oolong, "a
Candlcs-star, full weight. Ice; s,eahnc, per set
TfneaarGCioice wine, iec per GAL; standard cit,
brands llalSc per gal; country, lSal6c per GAL, NJ
70 aaaiity. y,,,. ,rh, M. ,o,o, y, IN
W ""DS ,rhs Cav dnzen En- IN. No inIT
no. sor sS sS a. nsp boS.r ga,
peF - " NJ, a. SS i,o N.Y.
. kS ~ N as IN csn ~ S a ~ 40 3
H. W - AZ m SsS Main n SOSi x
~, wS,S hppSTd9 pstemi nor doScn a bns9 ""' -
~ M ,eUS,oos Xix Iinso-S Il M slso, can
~ a. b. WInSS.,,s c. ~ a, aS StrSSvho'rIes r.
e. ~ ii ,csharriC" . * q NJ. rsSrI,S riSs > H.
M ,Iw,ns III Il On. lima hesas H. q ~ cove
:aISb I, ~ s sis hcsns 2ib SSc W '"'
"Ikn q V ~ suB Us,o ,,,.c,,os 40.
~ Nav los s NJ d%IsSMtnn,cs ~
SSea, ~ n.r nSn ,saIscd Ht
~ w. pssS nIiioS CSorrIsa
n, 10, nrIss S''eI pniS xeSv ,o,S
MI IN ap!Its ;vsStern s,r,Hsd arasI n,
carbon oil4 sEc: white mineE' oii winter Strained
S0S o. y e. Oh lS%s IN ahA,ro Al o,1cto, MIN.
u,oSter ard fstISitc n. Nav: yo, g,Snftysr iHL
siSC acnopdinv to 1uRlity. EImbnrTer l2c,
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In walking shoes and slippers a:
AND COMMERCIAL.
wheeling wholesale Market.
lNrELLleRNcER oTPTce,
WHEELING. IAneEddy. August IL

lNrELLt6khCER tBFlCE, |
WHEELING. Tuesday, August 49,
Anumber Of changes arc made in quotations this
morning. although thOre Is no special move In any
Of the departments Trade Is remaining very quiet,
although an improved feeling being rxpsIicnced IN
the iron Industry makes II reasonable q expect II
better stage Of business activity III the near future
GrdtH-Nheat 81 Us per blISnel. State oats ga
Sc: western oats on the track 4lAi2c. Rye 60R
but very little In the market State corn $50 on the
wharf.
2 Isl: 81. Louis (wlntcrJ % 6OGG IS; fancy family
white amber and winter Sc 90; choice family
(choIce red winter S. 6Oa6 % Xxx family (mGllum
winter S b0a6 75 XXX bakers tMinneSOt) 50 25A
G 30; Xxx bakers (WISconsIn) IS 75a6 90. Corn inca
S6AgOc IN paper. Characterization brand-s7 2Sa
7 so per bbl fancy g. 76aS 90 Bye flour 81 5oai 76
MA Feed-white middllngs SIS 0O coane
do go co. seconds SIS 90; bran SIG 90; chopped feed
$50 OO.
Hoy aud Sr1lS-PrIme timothy baled at s o %,
per ton; prime loose 81 0OaS %, Wheat straw Sc;
OAt straw 81 co.
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Cr,ae-we!ghing 1000 lbs, arc quoted at Axe
weighing from 500 10 900 lbs, beat quality, 4fAlHc
mich COWS, s30A50; bulls, 3l3c; calves as 70 DE
and quality, s6al0 per head,
LdVbs--;; SO per ID.
Shet1-94RiC per ID.
Hogs-6k a511<c for best grades.
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VIZ cannot help noticing the unusual stir
caused by DR.. KingsNew Discovery for Con.
sumption, Coughs and Colds at Logan 4 Co. .
Bridge Corner Drug 6tora. Thousands are
testing it, wonderful merits by getting q trial
yinees them s Of rs rare Susities and What
regular dollar sizsd bottle will do. II Is guar
aEteed 70 positively eure OF no pay, MHHAK
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FoR SALE.

A desirable property on the river side Of Main
street. tho ayOrlto ptrt Of the city for private Ie
counhy,a potIton OF the city on the Island and
miles along the river.
Also two story Brick Dwelling. full lot on Pnm,
street, south, Immediately Oh river bank,
Also one full lot aud two paris OF lots oil sop,L
Penn street, on high ground with ua uraI uminSTs
lsAAu IRWIN, agent
lY2A Ollce on Twelfth Street NJ b.
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A UCTloN SALE OF
BUILDING LOTS.
EOR SALE.

i
farm Of so acres II miles from MoundsyIlle. 40
acres under cultivation. Fifty acres IolulnE he
above mostly bottom. 'S
Farm 81 1911 acres 81 miles from Moundsyille nm
Middle Grave Greek, $50 acres Improved,
Timber Lands III WciZel, Nicholas Braxton and
Webster counties, In lots 10 suit purchasers
W. Y. Huge & BRO.
!yB $500 Market Street.
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Rev. ]. Il. Davis, President Wesleyan
Female College, Murtreesboro, n, G., wrote
that be used Dr.: Worthington's Cholera and
cess. For bowl complaints 1t Is unfailing.
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MANI times you want to keep meat or tlsh
for several Days. Lay Il in solution Of Rex
Masnus over night and you can keep 1t Tor
weeks. You can also keep milk week or
more by stirring in little OF the Snow
Flake brand, D4w
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WANTED.

WANTED IsiaIEDIATELY-4TAny
w 10 assume position elCS mt, lucrative nj
permanent Al the Academy Of Mosaic Art SScistSH
No l22l Chapl ne street, VII einH. HniS'
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LADIES and Gsntlemen's fine Hand sewsd
Shoes Specialtyat T. V. blonde
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Saved his Child.

I'm. Eu.aw ST., baltimore, Nd.
Feb. u, 1880.
Gents:-Upon the Recommended.
iion Of a friend tried BRowS's
lRoR BIrTKRS as a tonic and re.
toratiye for my daughter, whom
was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters BY the
terrible disease, under the care Of
eminent physicians, ! was 10th TO
believe that anything could arrest
the progress Of the disease, but, TO
my great surprise, before my daugh-
ter had taken enc bottle Of BRowR's
lRoS BlrrERS, she began to mend
and now Is quite restored TO former
health. A fifth daughter began to
Ahow signs Of Consumption, and
when the physician was consulted
he quickly said "TonleS were re.
CURED" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking 1lRowNts
lROS BlTTRIis, responded ",hat Is
good tonic, take e."
ADoRAN PnrLrs.
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Gentlemen,

II Won want bargain in low cut shoe,
latest style, come and inspect my stock before
purchasing. 1gusrantee brices and styles
10 suIt. l, v. BLOND,
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ITS-LOWer Tor Is and KS.

NEY YoRE. August H. sanoy In better demand
at 4a5 per cent, closed O4rcd at per cent. Prime
mercantile plperla6 per cent Sterling Exchange
bankers bills weak at 81 S211l, demand 81 sBH.
GoyKHSMESrs-LOwer for dS and 4kS
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wAsuISorox, D. c., August 10, 1:0OA. a.
For the lower lakes, partly cloundy weather
and local rains, winds mostly easterly, sta
tionary or lower barometer, nearly stationary
temperature.
cloudy weather, and local rains followed In
the western portion by clearing weather
winds mostly south; lower barometer; sta
tionary or rising temperature.
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BRowN's IRON BlrrERs efcctual-
ly cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
reliefand benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con-
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.