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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-12-05
Prnince.

Corrected by ISHAM & DIGBY,5 Produce
Commission Merchants, 1893 Main street.
These prices areibased upon wholesals lots
Only. Allowances must be made for small
eli lots.
Apples-Extra winter eating, per bbl,s3 j0g
-; extra large taIt cooking, IS jOs5 90;
?, me cooking and eating, ~ 5O93 W; irreg.
uiaT lots. 81 ODSt 20. Good demand.
Eutter-Prime 10 choice creamery 3ua}5c;
Choice dairy 22925c: common to fair do lSS
~; good TO prime country roll 10 s29c; COM
ijceswaN-Is quoted at .i926c per n.
.'eans-Prime navy, per su, S2 1902 80; mar
row fat s. 4Oa2 so; hand. picked mediums
T. G5@2 81 Market very dull.
Irckwheat Fiour-igIAc per Id.
CheeSe-Sales in a iob6ins way OF prime
II I'D Ohio factory at 99l2Hc; New YORK Go.
si,+u 145Isl5c; Sweitze l59i6c; Limoerger IA
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared peaches
25a2sc; impaired do. l5Sl6c; raSpberries 80
quarters &c; sliced SsSc; peaches new halves
Gs.e,Tszc; do quarters 51SaBhc; do pared l5alSc |;
d. blackberries sc; do raspberries Ha25c;
pited cherries lsA2Oc. New evaporated ap.
pies 15al7c. Apples Very slow. No demand
now.
Eegs-strictly fresh stock, fair demand a,
$50: &c per dUzer.
FeatherS-CbO1ce 6J1IUc IN original pack
a. es, ia5c more in small lots.
Honey Choice white clover lSa2Oc; choice
buCkwheat l6al3C.
NutS-SaleS OF cheStuuts at s. :jOa3 % per
bHNhe!; shelbarHS al I5casl w, AMI black
wIlnuts at JOGGGUc.
Onions-5Oa6Oc per bushel.
!'eas-Green 81 jUal % per bu>hel; split ga
81 per b..
Totatoes-Near 10y receipts 81 . per Dbl.
Sow demand. Sweet potatoes 81 j)a2 -.
Houltry-Live chickens 81 6Oa3 - per dozen {;
d. ssed turkeys l59l6c; do. chickens l2Gl3c :;
90 ducks l26lSc.
i'sgs-Are steady at lk!als1c for white M xed
c. ton; 1alHc for all wool and lAalI.c for
ketds-ssles OF timothy seed at 81 5Oal 65
ger buShel; clover small seed 50 J0a5 -; large
IL "a, as To quality.
sweet Cider-Sand refined SO OOa9 50 per Dbl ::
couL try SoaS; crab $40.
Tsllow-Country 6a6Llc; city 7a7hc.
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FUN IN The FAMILY.

Dakota men, rather than let their
wives do it, pay barber fifty cents to
cut their hair.
A man with nine living wives mar.
ried tenth in New Jersey He has
Low discovered that Jersey lightning is
not always liquid.-Oil City Blizzard.
y woman can darn things without
getting excited. but just as soon as you
Ecar man darniDg things you may
know he is out of temper.-Philadelphia
Chronicle.
When your wife begins to insiuuate
that she needs new set of furS, tell her
Il at the animals in the Signal Service
n.Pnagerie Insist that the winter will be
an unusually mild one.-Oil City Der
rick.
"Oid-man-af; aid. OF. noth:ng," Is the
a." aame of a recently civilized ludian
~ Montana; but as lie has since mar
nd Il whue woman, he thinks of
St riding in a petition to have his name
ChaEgcd.-Buriington Free Press.
Il Year wife laiuts TO not spoil her
d"eSs 10y dashng pitcher ot water over
her. Loudly kiss the back Cf your
h2ld. She will Immediately revive
ard want to know whom you were
kissing. Do not tell her and she will
not faint any mOre.-Philalelphia Call.
y Montana man vino had won the
~ mpathy of Dakots town by eXhib-
ling the scars of terrible scratches and
telling a story OF Q terrific fight with a
B., ar has been proven fraud. An in
vtstigsIiOn developed the fact that he
u, yer saw a bear, but had been mar
rief three times.-Bismarck Tribune.
The family that has niue children
aLd only three bed rooms in the house
never causes the death OF any of their
relatives by putting them in the Arctic
''spare bedroom" whea the latter make
visit during the winter-and either
f.:eIc TO death or contract a cold which
proves fatal in few mOnthS.-NOrris-
town Herald.
No home is considered q safe abode
oil The prairies now unless it is provided
with deep cellar in which the family
may take refuge at q minutes warning
To escape the fury of a cyclOnP.-Ele-
waited Railway Journal. And the
deeper the cellar is the better the man
likes it-when the cyclone is one raised
~ the old woman. When il is seven
lies 20 the nearest grocery man has
leeds Of a nearer hiding place when his
wife is in one of her tautrums anu
things are moving around rather more
lively than pleaSantly.-t'all River Adj
vance.
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New YORK.

INV YoR6, December 1. Cotton
Es.y; futures easy. Flour-Stesdy and
unchanged; receipts So GOO barrels; exports
$40 barrels. Wheat-Spot lots shade
easier; options opened weak, afterwards
advanced }3@2sc, later easier and advanced
l5C &c, closing steady; receipts 10000
bushels; exports 10000 bushels; No. ,
Chicago 81 O6!; hard No. . Duluth 81 III;
hand No. 81 Is; ungraded red 9Sc@
81 II; No. 8 red 81 O3isGl 05h; No. >
red December, sales 24S,OOO bushels, at
81 l055@l III, closing at 81 lOA; jan
usry, sales 1,756 coo bushels at 81 IFS "a
i 49,, closing at 81 1875; February, sales
), $4,000 bushels at 81 l4l4@1 l54, clos
ing at 81 14A; April, sales 5000 bushels,
at 81 lS&@1 70, closing at 81 lSA; May,
sales $50, 900 bushels .at 81 l9H@N 2OA,
closing at 81 19M. Corn-Spot 49Ec
higher. options opened 1@l}?c better,
afterwards lost the advanced closing steady
win a recovery OF 3s@hc; receipts Is, 600
bushels; exports $1,000 bushels; ungraded
5SEdG4c: No. 8 Coo: No. . 6S4@6i4c;
No December 63@6ic, closing at 6S &c;
January 64@65c, closing at Oh &C; teoru,
sry 64LG6S1 &c, closing at 6iIsc; May TO
G67Ic, closing at 662sc. Oats-A@2sc bet
fer. receipts 81 900 bushels; exports none;
western mixed 36@3SHc; white western
3s644,. Hay-Firm and in good demand
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio unchanged; options
fairly active and shade higher; sales l,5gl
bags Rio No, December lo.2ogioo2
!, 225 edo January l0.2O@l0S5; 4,,5o &c
Fsbrusry 10 o56l6 IS; $500 do March 1929
@IoS5; 6, COO 10 April 10 25@1O 40; 1905
DO NAV 10 80. Sugsr-Dull; refined quiet
ersnuiated s6S Lice; cubes sac. Molasse;
STEADY; New Orleans 4oa57c. Rice
Firm; domestic 4}z@6Ac; Rangoon 41Sc
Petroleum-Quiet; United 81 15l4; crude
7sz@SHc. Tallow-Quiet and steady a
| THG7Ac. Ros;n - Dull. TUcpentine-
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LIVE sTOCK.
Chicago,

CHICAGO, December 1.-THE Drovers'
j. nal reports: Live Hogs-Receipts 80
ca head; shipments 5000 head. Market
strong and &c higher On good packing at
!! %5tQ4 so; packing and shipping 81 -
a. so; light 81 35&si 10; skips s. 9Og
20; closed strong.
ta;tle-Receipts 6 500 head; shipments
. $50 head. Market stronger: exports s. p
e. so; good 10 choice shipping = GDGL
10; common TO medium 81 2jG5 20
grass Texans 81 O0@4 IS; Americans 81 81
a. 80.
Sheep-Receipts 4,5GO head; shipments
17O head Market steady and firm; good
s. 80; choice 81 o..
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, December i.-Cattle-Re-
ccipts i5G head. Market fair at yester-
days prices.
Hogs-Receipts 2S75 head Market active ;
Fhiladelphias - 25@5 20; Workers 81 So@
) 60
Sheep-Rectipts 3,4OO head. Market fair
AT unchanged prices.
New YORK, DeceWber 4.-Beeves-Re
ctIpts !, $50 head, including Is car loads for
expectation direct, 80 carloads for the city
rr de, and the remainder sold at iull yes
ttIday's prices; dressed beef trmer at s
a. l0c for city slaughtered native sides; 6 /.
e &C for Texas do; exports, 2,120 quarters
beef $50 carcasSes mutton.
Sheep Receipts 300 head market
steady at - 0Om5 90 for common to prime;
g. OU@6 30 for lambs.
HoG-Receipts AGO head live hogs in
fair demand at 81 1000 10 per cwt. for
poor TO coed.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December Live Hogs
Firm: common and light s. S504 -;
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Trustees Sale of Property.

10y VIRTUE OF TWO SEVERAL DEEDS
- ~ irusi made by William feters snd
Fanny \. rc.crs, his wife, Ia the understsucI
f,SorGrd In the ONCE 81 tho Clerk OF tue
County Con-, Of OHIO county, West virgins,
In tsed Of t'u>t book NO II, rage> - and 70,
toscturc The -: rcnl y, u csrtsr. p,2mt.
soy tote nbh',d 81, latr, and the seSonJ
corded In the office az the said Clerk, In deed
OF Iiu>i book No. Is, page az. Ia secure tue
pay mcLt 81 IN additional promlSo.y note
ihrrrin named. shiE proceed % sell ai the
Wheeling, on
SAIL RpAS, InE iSrU DAY or DECEN.
BER IS.
bss,rnlng at 70 "cl"cK u. M. the following
dtsCI bed tics! estate IA sall cay.
81 that Iurtiou ar part of lot numbered
siniy nine to9' of the .Gtitiun Ia The CITY ot
VII, ciiug laid or 10y ,Rsplirc nnd Eon and
b, urd.d sLd described - follows, to wit (:
BrSlUnIGg ui 30 Et on Ihe front line OF said
lul ! umIcr,Si SIXTY -Lliie lh?l on Main street
tpIuiy feet ~ south az the northwest corner
Of snid lo', tie said corner reing the corner
east oi Main Hui south ~ Old Second, now
Iv,nty.ta.id. street, In the said city; thence
srrIh along tive front line of the said lot tn .
IU,li on said font line twenty four feet
north OF the southwest corner Of said lot:
,hCucs eastw ardly and parallel with the limo
sad nS ~ s ns
rear line Of said lot and with line Of the alley
Ia point twenty feet south Of the noi theAst
corner ~ said lot; thence vestwardly paral.
tel with the line Of said Twenty third street
Ia the place OF pei!nnins. IL being the same
properly conveyed to said william Peters by
James Roberts ard wife. 10y decd dated Au.
gust 81, 81. hnd recorded In said Clerks
one In deed book No. -. page as
TFgh y a. SALE-One.half ar 50 much moro
OF tie purcha,c moncy ~ tho pure ahsr may
elect % pay. cash Ia band on day 81 sale aud
the IRIDucr Isysblc In one year with interss,
ihsr on from day of sale, 10 he evidenced by
The rTCmlssuIy not" az the purchaser AMI
tito - be retained until all purchase money
!sIrid. Title believed 90 he perfect, hut soil.
iupRs trustee. shall convey only such title as
n vested IN the undersigned by 'aid deeds Of
Trust. r.. a. CKArRtfT. TRUSTEE"
j. 4. IIERNEN. huCtIonccr. noltb
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THE SMILING coUNTENANCE.
Flying Compliments frcm the Pens Of
Country Journalists.


Hancock Mimi Branch: We miss
tie bland smile and cordial clasp of the
politicians since Tuesday evening.
Omro wis Beacon: The smiling
cCUntenance OF Jim Tufts, of OvertOn,
was seen on our streets last Monday.
Freeland PENN Progress: p. A.
kuabb, with l.. l.. Bailey X Co., Phila-
dtlphia, gave Us bland smile on Satur-
dny.
Toledo iowa Democrat: Claus
Jacobs, Esq, of Crystal, showed his
banning countenauce in our sanctum
last Saturday.
Aurora (Ill.) Post: We recognized
tile smiling cOuEtenance of Squire
EaSkinS, of Buda, on our thorOughfares
last evening.
Eagle Grove Iowa. Times: This is
the same George whose genial face is
now seen behind the chair in Frank +.
Johnson's barber shop.
Tabor Iowa Non. Conformist: Our
sauctum was Illuminated last Saturday
by the smiling countenance of Brother
:, Sherwin, OF the Toledo Democrat.
Roodhouse (Ill.) Journal The broad
sim on Hi COvert's face is explained by
d brand new uine-pound boy born unto
him and wife "Wednesday night.
Eagle Grove Iowa Times: Attorney
J. G.. Meats, of York, Neb., is visiting
this place. 1t looks quite natural to
S. his smiling face on our streets again.
Rockford (Ill.) Register: The smil-
il countenance of Judge Barnes was
visible in the Register office yesterday,
VITO handed us the needful. The Judge
Knows how to make the printer happy.
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PlNCUSHIoN PRESENTS.
Few Points for Young Men Who ES-
pect Christmas Gifts.

Ia a week or two certain young ladies
w;ii ne looking through fashion maya
zil IS for pincushion designs. They eX-
=, ct to receive valuable presents from
certain young men, and they ATE thor
OUshly saturated with the belief that
there IS nothing in this broad and sinful
world that II young man yearns for
with more intense yearnfulness than q
fan cy pincushiOu. Some young ladies
firmly believe that young man would
en'er tie new year full OF sad regrets,
ant lager beer, and blasted hopes, and
bitter memories and things, if he didn't
get fancy pincushion to gladden. his
heart and tighten his footsteps. Per
hspS there is nothing on this mundane
sphere that will so cheer up young
man at the gay and festive Christmas
seaSon-thai will send a thrill ofundul-
ter&ted happiness through his entire be-
ing, and make him think that life il
uU!th living over and over again-as
tie present of a pincushion unless it
may ba 2 pair of embroidered slippers
three sizes too small for him. And the
girls appear To be aware of this remark
ahie iact.-NOTriStOwn Herald.
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asked.
Petroleum.

OIL CITY, December L.. Petroleum.
Mt-ket opened to-day at 81 lGA highest
81 lG7.; lowest 81 1874; closed at 81 -
Sa',S ) 272 OCO barrels; clearanCes yeser
day GGi2, 900 barrels; shipments yesterday,
Tilted 52,53l barrels, tidewater 2,l%i
barrels. daily aversgefor the month, iG 81
barrels; charters 59,0>' barrels; daily aver
ache for the month, 5l,lj barrels; runs
Saturday and Sunday, United 9l,ll0 bar
rel>: tidewater II, S2G barrels; daily aver
agr for the month II ,96s barrels.
TlTusvIILE. December 4.-Opened a.
81 1863; highest 81 1913; lowest 81 lJ'i;
closed 81 lax. Shipments 54,GJ6 barrels
charters $1,000 barrels; United runs not re-
ceived.
PITTSBURGH, December 4 -PetroleUm-
Tie afternoon session was dull; opened al
81 lG'-; declined to 81 Az; closed a.
Il ~.
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Ont Of the Voice.
EDITH ". THOMAS.


sun was the light after storm wien vision
came TO my pillow
Up from the never-hushed sea, dim Clothed
in the sweep Of a biliow.
Spake the gray presence, in voice like the
wind through q cavern low signing;
Down by the cliff, on the sands a wonderful
thing is lying;
Not whittier the breast OF the swan, not
brighter the mermaiden's tresses:
In its hand is a shell OF the waves, in its hair
are sea-weeds and crosses;
II lies soft kissed by The spray, by the muir
murirg surf overtaken;
Even the old sea pities creature so fair and
foraker!
Wavelike the vision receded; followed its
swift retreating,
Under the cliff, on the sands, but, y my be-
loved, what sreeting!
Thou IL was lying so cold and so fair, with
the deep moving round thee:
Thus through the storm thou hadst come TO
me-thus had found and not found
theei
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N EDIcAL.
Vital Questions!!

AJAX the most eminent physician
Or any school, what is the best thing In
the world for quieting and allaying all irri
tation OF the nerves and curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural.
childlike refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell you unhesitating!y
Some form Of Hops"
CHAPTER L
Ask any or all of the most eminent ply
sicians:
What is the best and only remedy that
can be relied on to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as
Bright's disease, diabetes, retention or in
ability to retain urine, and all the diseases
and ailments ocular to Women
"And they will tell you explicitly and
emphatically "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
What is the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia: con-
stipa.ion, indigestion bIiiOusness. malsriai
fever, asue, &c ;" and they will tell you:
Mandrake, or Dandelionr'
Hence, when these remedies are com
biped with others equally vsuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such
a wonderful and mysterious curative power
is developed which is SO varied IN it,
operations rbat no disease or Ill health can
y
Il is
Harmless for the mos. fraii woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER II.
Patients
Almost dead or nearly dying
For yesIS, ana given up by physicians o.
Bnght's and other kidney diseases. liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump.
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From aneony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakeirlness and various diseases peculiar
to women.
People drawn ont OF shape from exCru'
ciating papgs OF Rheumatism.
Inhammatory and chronic, or suffering
frum scrofu!a.
lrysipelas.
salt rheum. h!cod poisoning dyspepsia In
discstioE, AID III fact almost al diseases ira!i
Nature is heir 10
lave been cured o. Hop Httcrs. proof OF
Which Can be found in every neigh oUrhood
In the known would.
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Wholesale Cattle Market

Tie market is ve.y fair this week
with goou supply on hand. Messrs. Hudson
& Bsyha furnished the following quota
tiors, which are the same as last week:
CItae-Best. loo lbs, 81 OO94 -; so TO SN
It's. 50 1894 IS.
Hogs-Fair supply; selling AZ 81 259i "a.
Shtep-No sales.
ICflbS- Best 4%I5c.
Ca rcS-S6 Q06l0 o..
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Forty Years Experience OF an Olo
NurHR.

Mrs Winslov's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one of the best female ply.
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never
failing success by millions of mothers fod
their children. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhoe, grip
ing. IN the bowels and wind collie. b.
giving health to the child relieves tht
mother. Price IS cents bottle
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|!|5'li21;|Il3a,
100000 FORA =

Ill Regular Monthly Drawing win
mn take place the Masonic Hall, Masonic
TtlITemple Building, in Louisville, KY,
THURSDAY, DEC. 9th, 1888.
A Lawful Lottery and fair Drawfngs,
chartered by the Legislature OF Kentucky,
and twice declared legal by the highest Court
in the State. Bond given to Henry County In
the sum of $4,000 for the prompt payment
Of all prizes sold. A revolution In single
number drawings.
eTEvery ticket holder his own supervisor
ran call ont the mum Der on his ticket and see
the corresponding number on the tag placed
will occur on the last Thursday Of every
month. kead the magnificent
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TIE market quotations are the same as
Ia>I week, hut the tone OF the market is not
fam. Best grades S5I37c; common 3eaSc.
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FlOar, erain and Feed.

corrected every week by NJ. & ]. POLLOCK,
n ,.Hagers OF the Silver Gloss Flour, AT the
PsCitic Mil, corner OF Fourteenth and Mar
kSi streets. Market very dull. The receipts
Of"heat very Light, with prices same as last
week.
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December scheme
2 \ I ANo-
l,SS7 Prizes

Whole Tickets, a. Half Tickets. 81. q
Tickets, $50 s. Tickets, sl00. Remit money
Don't send by registered letter or pcst-omcf
order, until further notice. Orders OF IS and
upward by express, eau be ssai a. oGi ex'
verse. address a.! crtsrs 70 j. j. pOE6Lt n
Louisville, Ky, uSI8s1s
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MEDICAL.
IUrUEs0.
..,.,rs Flsmino Bros. d:

ksssrS. ftShttHg o'0S' e-:-.- ..o,
I.,te this opportunity OF informing w
So h.Srsts / have derived from Dr. =, nc
81 u s TSrsy PiiLs. have rtwo years Past Oeen
tas,S5 with a severe pain over tne esSs -;
tnS;,J with n nervousness ana sense OF ItL.t
CON r,aladv beyond tie power ana sSiiI OF oaI
PES ,-;,ns 10 relieve and cure, caused, as t4 -
pny.SlS could Judge, by a diseased sta.e OF w
nh)sea,J stomach. Some OF the doCtots uIeS
hre., S,s, and various other remedies were ueu,
pc, aII In vain, for the deeP,rooted disease SUI
r,.ct fast At last, procured eox OF ySaas s'.d
ST. iver pills from druggist herr, ana iouno,
s,nS taking a portion of them, that tne uisesss
tIuSi f,I sensation over the eyes nave at,nost
So P.i, Ieft me- will close by advising az enoSe
saasitra as have been, to procure the Sa'uan 3
alnS;r;1e at once and save much tune ano PAM
nS,h Ittle expense With sincere graUSuee Anu
'ssSncct. remain, yours resPsctfuily, >r,-,,,,
reSPeN' GEo. W. RUSSELL, iorontos
Eeio York.
AZ, and Mrs. Williams, No. as Seventh street,
~, ~, they have both been suffering WIN !nS
tes' s,nlaint for about tiye years, during whsn
w. nv. NV have spent 4 large amount oil money
CLIT IL rIany remedies, but to no purRoSSss-s
xH ~ bcarin. of DR.. 4. NcLdnss L're,- rnsISs
Es..1o,yi hv Fleming Bros, PIttSburgh, IA,
r., n,,Tcha<cd four boxes, which they toSk &C
t3;is, 10 the directions accompanying eaCh o1Ar
I COW prnnounce themselves PeTiec'iY euteoO Oh
shat distressing disease.
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rarkirg and butchers - l0G,J 81. T.
c. pts $500 head; shipments 5N5 head,
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tDaily except Sunday.
tSteubenyille Observation-Disclosures train
during the day passes backward and forward
between Martins Ferry and Bellaire, stopping
when required at the Sherman House, &Tns-
willie, West Wheeling and Gravel Hin.
sMassillon Accommodation.
asst. Clairsytlle accommodation.
lCam bridge Local. daily except Sunday.
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Manhood Restored.
c. n. CRITTENTOS, Agent, New York.

g.c+f-sl Of casiy imp-udercs, causing Nervous De-
OIL, Trrrtstnr Decay, etc, having tired IN vain
Ry.-v Known remedy. has discovered q SIMPLE means
az ~1s-curc. which he will SerS zee TO mis- fellow
Sli.s.aE- AGargsSJ. III. REEVES, SCh2thAmscsA
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FLOUR AND GRAIN.
Nnils-S2 7OCard,
Rrahs and Fencing.

The rail market is fairly active with prices
II. lower. The general tone is not hatter.
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ANTloOTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS I.IRE A NEW MAN.
GaVe had Dyspepsia, with Lonstipa-
n Two yerS"S, s-l1 have tried ten different
kiIstl5 Of pL,s. IA TUFTS are the frs
us have IOnS me shy coed. They have
Seanel ne OFT nicely, by appetite Is
Splendid, FOOD digcs-S readily, and i now
ave IatGZ a passages, l feel like q new
Ran" ", ID. EDWARDS. Pnlplyra. o.
eoLievrr-Thcr', sc. Ofsce, a Murray St.,N.Y.
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A Valuable Farm For Sale.

TINE uNBERsIGNEp OFFERS ron
sale his farm situated three miles east OF
lie National road, containing 100 acres, -,
under cultivation. has plenty OF good timber.
is we'll Natered. lies very favorably, Is easy 70
tia, parf OF the country. Has on IL one good
DIV eltirc house and one tenant house, with
ample and convenient ont.buildinsA- Has
three good orchards OF choice fruit, together
rieS ounces, ds. For particulars enquire OF
The undersigned on the premises, or address
AZ -. Evansville, U. ,~,~
ocls,Sgh SAMUEL n rtSNst.
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ron RGur:
For Rent,
FOR RENT.

THE LARGE NEW STORE Roox. THE
dnest In ths city and splsndidly located, as
loss Main street Inquire OF
oc.s JAMES L HAwLEY.
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FOB SALE.

HNE FULL BET OF BooKs-LEDaER,
~ Journal, Day.2cok and Cash Book
made OF nrst class material and In the best
manner, for sale NJ the Register office. oclsa
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Roofing Nails.
Wool.

~ 10 Ntlll1 w ~
- galvanized ...........sS 20 over common cut
tiuued......... ........... 3 70 over common cut
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE { OHIO r. 2. co

Es ArD AFTER EOvEHBER -. 1851.
} Passenger Trains will run "a "a lows
HI'-lirg Time:
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Anticipation of Trouble B.tween tn o
Races In xirxinia.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 5.-This
morning a disturbance took place in
Fredericksburg which almost brought
about serious trouble. Captain Nor
ris Rowe, a prominent white citize q,
while discussing the Danville riot,
was overheard by a negro named
Streat, who denounced the statement
about the riot as {" fundel" (nean-
ing Democratic lie). The negro
knocked Rowe down, but Rowe sue
seeded in getting him off and beat
him pretty Sounlly. The affair al
tracted large crowd of whites and
blacks, and fOr time serious trouble
was anticipated, but was prevented.
There is feverishness in nearly all
districts in the State, and fears are
entertained that other riots will oc-
cur in several places TO morrow, if
moi to-day. More arms have been
sold III the State III the past ten days
than ever before in time of peace,
except probably jest after the war.