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EVENING REST. BY j. L. Pratt. Young
Folks Library. Boston: D. Lothrop & Co.
Price % cts. A simple, quiet story, whose
character is adequately expressed by the
title. Evening Rest is the name given to a
little hamlet in the Blue Ridge region of
Pennsylvania, remarkable for the beauty of
its surroundings and the lovely character OF
its people. Thither goes young man from
the East to visit an uncle whom he has
never before seen, and his experiences during
the stay make up the contents of the book.
One incident OF the story is strongly dram
attic in character. A family party, one of
the members being the young man referred
to,vis't coal mine. While passing through
one of the narrow passages the guide fires
pistol to show the effects of the echo. The
concussion of the air starts loose part of
the roof overhead and a portion falls in.
The little company is shut up in the earth
with little chance of ever seeing the light
again. They have lights, however, and
stumble across some tools, and by dint of
many hours hard labor they are at length
able to communicate with their friends out.
side, who are at last able to rescue them.
The author, through the story, dwels much
upon the sweet and tender influences of
home. In Eoening Rest he creates an ideal
household and community, and strives to
show how much they have to do with the
formation of character.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-10-25
JAMES T. CROZIER,
SI5 CHESTNUT ST.

Teacher of Organ, Violin Guitar and Banjo. Pu-
pills taught to read correctly and play from twelve
to twenty pieces in one quarter. Children a
specially. Fairbanks & Coles beautiful Banjo's
with ebony dnger-board and raised frets for lady
pupils furnished at cost. Music copied trans
posed written for any instrument. Organs
cleaned and repaired. Cracked or broken violins
made good as new-or post and bass boarc
changed for lefthanded persons. Iwould respect
fully refer to the following among many patrons:-
T Allen Hiles, S. P. Lynch, Tilghman Danner,
Vim. =. Voshel Ruth Brothers, John E. Postes
Jacob Mynck, Harry q. Parrish, Il. IL. Ewbanks
II. b. Mcintyre, Peirce Could, George X, Yates
John Edwards, Joseph Jones, Richard O.. Jones'
George Morrison and Robelen's, Wagner's, Aliens,
and Alberts' music stores. l0-lSSi 3m
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-10-25

A quarter of a century ago the people of
Maine spent s13, OOO 900 in rum. Now they
save that money to purchase the comforts of
life
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-10-25

The friends of rum tell you that by prohi-
bition you take away their liberty. Yes, all
the liberty you take away is the liberty to
make your sons drunkards and this earth a
hell instead of paradise for you.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-10-25

Among the temperance workers there are
none more active than the women.-The
reason of this is because they are the great
er sufferers. While woman stays at
home and slaves and works from morning to
night for her husband and children, seeing
none of the pleasures of this world, the hus-
band spends his time and money in the grog
shop, to the enrichment of the saloon
keeper, while the poor wife receives little or
none of the money for either food or clothes
And the liquor the Inau drinks makes him
brute, and the woman he once swore to love
ard protect, is the recipient of the grossest
brutality, which man that pretends to be
half human, would be ashamed to bestuw
on dog.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-10-25

'' If the chance was offered, how gladly
thousands of the fathers, mothers, wives, and
even husbands of our glorious land would
give their lives to save those dear to them
from the curse of rum
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-10-25

The Leading
House. Most
reliable in
every respect,
latest styles,
finest work
m a n 5 h / p.
Lowest cash
prices. Every
one can be
suited, whole
5 a ! o a n d
retail.
The Wilmingtonian., 1884-10-25

We will not preface our advertisement with
an elongated argument, giving prices
ETC., but will simply say to dealers
aud consumers of Tobacco and
cigars, that we have the lar
gest house, ,largeststock
and assortment, &
lowest prices
in the State
of
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1884-11-19

to elect Young Grant. regard it as
q public Disgrace that man sho1.d
baYe be en- elected to the chief office in this
city who is not a citizen | rejoice, how
ever. as does Tammsny Hall, that Grover
Cleveland was elected aud that the reign Ok
the Republican party is over. Do not let us
forget that Cleveland was elected without the
vote of William r. Grace. Applause
'Anytbing' says Mr.. Grace, to put do n
this man Kelly An, well. II there $ sat
isfscticn to him 10 believing that his duty
Is to put me down, rather than to use his
franchise loyalty and 1nsniully as an Ameri'
can citizen, let him enjoy it. have lived IL
this city, where l was born, for ten years
longer than Ar. Grace. I hsTs been hoa-
oTed with promotion to places of puolic
trust. I an willing to have any Jury
OF nv feiIoW-citiZens cOmpSTe my r3cord
with that OF lir Grace, or with that Of Mr.
George Jones, who also raises the cry ANY
thing 70 down Kelly / feel sad 10 night
net at any triumph which Che enemies OF
Tan manyf Hall may, with the aid OF the Re-
pubIicans, have gained over Us, but because
honest independent citizens are 50 blind to
our purposes ana to our true character.
Nevertheless. my friends, / tell you that
right will triumph and that when any body
of men attempt TO put down Tsmmsny Hail
they might IS well attempt to stop the cata
Tacs of Niagara. Long after l and the old
leaders of the organization shall have passed
away and have been forgotten, yeu youu g
men whom see before me will step into our
places and keep Tan Hall where 1t has
always been, in TIE front rank OF the De-
~
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EARxETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Yrodue. Msrxets,

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Oottor-Steady: futures
firm November, 10. 46c; December, 10.Slc; ysnu-
airy, l042c; February, l0.57c; March, l0.7lc; April
1o.S5c; May, loose; juno. u.l2c; July, 1l23c;
August. 1l-53c. Flour-Dull receipts, a. 600 bbls.
exports, 500 bblg.: good TO choice, s. 5095 Do
Minnesota patent, S. 1895 Is. Wheat-Spot 29
lssc and options 54@l1sc lower; weak; receipts
. soc; ungraded red, 679s6xc; No. red, 7o@7Ic;
No. red, SlGs2c; do. November, nominal; De-
cember sales OF 952 900 bu. at S0sGS0tsc, closing
at SC1zc: January. sales of 1892 coo bu at 81 y
So &C. closing at S2c; February, Gales OF 95l OOo
Blu. at s55S9S5c, closing at 81 &C.; March, sales OF
10000 bu. at S61s9S7sc, closing at $3.50; April,
sales OF 692, 600 bu. S99s9i<c, closing at soc:
May, sales of $4,000 bu. at 905s39lSsc, closing at
sC]sc; JGne sales of 10000 bu. at yllsg92c clos
ing at 9l1kc. Corn-Spot A@l1c higher: closed
weak; OPTIONS }4@5sc lower receipts, l39 OOS bu;
SOC: steamer 5095l]4c; No. 2, 5295S19c: steamer
white. SEC; yellow, 53}ac; November, 5l12952c.
closing at 521zc; December. .4ss< @4g5sc, closing
At 4Sszc; January and February. 46S49 i711sc,
closing at i6;zc; May, 471s@4711c clos
ing at 47Isc, including $1,000 Chicago
mixed arrive. c. /. T., 47c. Oats-1s914c lower; re-
ceipts, ia 600 bu.; exports, none; mixed 329Ssc;
steady options shade higher; spot, s2Oc sales OF
SS $50 bags; November, S.25c: December. s S0c@
s.zOc; January, s45@s50c: February, s.6o@S 60c;
March. So zoe; April, 91oc; May s;s0@s S5c;
June. S90@8.95c. Sugsr-Quiet; English Island,
4 l1-16c; Porte Rico, l3-l6c; Jamaica. &c;
French Island, 716c; refined, weak: standard A,
b5<35 1876; confectoners A, Is 16c graduated,
l-l6961sc; cubes 6Z965Sc. Molasses-Quiet aud
unchanged. Rice-steady. Petroleum-Firm
united, 725sc Tallow-Quiet. Rosin-Dun at
q 20Sl 27z. TuIpsntine-steady. Eggs-qulet,
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BRITISH GRAM TRADE REVIEW.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Mark Lane EXPIRES IN its
weekly review OF the corn trade says: The weather
of the past week was much colder. and there were
frosty nights and heavy foys, which were unfavor-
able fox thrsshing, and values continued in favor
Of buyers. Sales OF English wheat for the past
week were 59326 quarters at Sis sd. compared with
5e747 quarters st 4cs Sd In the Donding week
of last year. Barley was cheaper except for the
finest samples, which were scarce. Trade in for
eigu grain was IN buyers favor. There were large
imports last week from America in the Office.
The coast trade business trifiing. or the car
goes, four were soid one Withdrawn aud two re-
moved: fourteen cargoes are now due Cargoes
afloat CT Tor shipment were neglected and values
nominal. Cold weather caused sellers 70
harden prices. The wheat trade Is greatly q q
pressed and very little business is being tran Sacted
throughout the coun try. IL is the same with
8Our. Foreign -four is from I'd TO Is lower. Maize
is scarce and firm. English mailing barlsys are
deaTer, but the inferior grades are Is cheaper.
New oats are 6d9ls lower.
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Sweet Potatoes-Phflsdelohia Jerseys. a 50s5i
Bsltlmores. IS bO94 90; Kentucky. 81 50 q Is.
Apples-0ncice, e. sega rs; fsncy, 1893 SO;
Dried Appies-EvapOrsted, sesc, common
Peachss~Drled peaches halves, T,ze75o; OAn.
tornia halves, l5c; evaporsted: l55Sei7o.
Cshbase-New per crate. ss92sO
0nions-el - @2 " Per Dbl
Honey-lS9zo.
Timothy, choice, 81 259I S. per bushel.
GOAL aud Coke.
PittsbuTg, psr tou, 81 O0 anthracite, e. %; Raw.
mopdG y,s3 70; IndianS block, SO 70; coke, lump,
lie; COX (, crushed, lSc; Jackson oosl, IS Is.
Hides. Leather aud T@ltow.
HemIook sole, 242S1o; oak sole sOSsso; Penn
29Ss5c; bride leather per doz.. s50372 omestio
Kip, boste0c; French KIP SJoasl 20: domestic cslf
HSdesNNo tpG cured d. 1sSzc o no. green, ga
7ci No. / calf. 9sioc; cured, lGSi1ci dry salt.
lQo: 6lnt, i2o; No. hides, = of.
Isliow-PEme, 6zs9sc; No. 2. 5s514c.
,3Ecsse-sFoTn, fSsSc; white. sies6ci yellow.
Drug Market,
Alcohol q e0d2 Is; calouei, 75e2sEa, cSrrpnor,
ga 5Oe ccchineal 5096oe; chl0roicTr1, 9oc@j1 o.;
gum opium, 81 S994 %; INDIGO. 81 0Oss 90; NOR:
O sesi rs % olive OIL 81 5Sss az S s%ses
7E On 81 me- so lemon s O
English:do, 5<Gseo. snuf-Garret's 2-oz pack,
81 90 per doz. -"a bottles, 50 90 per doz.
English Venetian red. bY Dbl, axe;
less quantities. SIC Iodine-SS 25; 10 Tide
potash, So co. Gloves. 20915c. Rhubarb 9Oc
9s1 IS. Window-elsss, 60 and %; double, 20 and
10 percent OF.
Iron and Steel Market.
GBar Iron-s2 60 rates. hoop iron, 50 50 rates. Nor
way and Sweed iron, sc rates; horse shoe iron,
SC, Horse Shoes-Burden & Perkins Der keg,
q 90; mule shoes 81 per keg advances. Horse
per box 81 so. Cast Steel-Best American, per 10.
lSc; spring STEEL &c: tire etee &C: toe cak steel.
&c; machinery steel. DC. Nails-S2 IS.
Miscellaneous Markets.
0ns-We quote: Linseed, raw. 5l952a: boiled. 81
Sooc; lard oil, 669S5c miners oil, 65SSUc; lubYi.
eating OIL l2@SSc; straits oil $4,000; benzlne. 70
el4c; coal oil, Indiana legal test, 109101zc; $50
degree, test. 10911c; wa ter white Los degree e.
Timers sapplies-We quote: Best brand char
Coal tin. 10xl4 12x12 and s4x20, IS so; TX I0xl4,
1tx20 end 12x12: g 50; rooizg, &c, 1<x2o, Sc 90;
2x28, S12 o19l4 block tin, IN pigs, 2ic; In bars,
25c fron-27 iron, a25c; n O iron, &c; Junlata
galvanized. 30 per cent. discount: refined, 30 and
10 per cent discount. Sheet xinc, e5<c. Copper
bottoms 22o Flainisned copper. $50. Solder, ll9
1ec
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Elsewhere,

EAST LIBERTY, Pa. New. l7.-Csttle-slow and
unchanged; receipts, 2,6il head; shipments, 1855
head.
Hcgs-very slow; receipts, 10000 head: ship
ments, 600 head: Philadelphia, 81 6o9I 20; best
Workers, 81 25@I 40; common, 81.
Sheep-Slow and Unchanged receipts, 5000
head; shipments, 1,4O0 head.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 17.-Baef Cattle-Slow; tops
UNCHANGED; others 1s@Ac lower; very Dest, IS p
S5i nrst quality, 81 50S5; medium, S5G4 25; or.
dinsry, s. 7593; mOstof sales at s. 5o95 60. Re-
ceipts, 3,7l9t head: sales, 1865 head.
Swine-Full supply, with moderate demand.
Receipts, 7,ec6 head. Quotations. S. 75@6 IS.
,sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1858 head; sheep,
e293; lambs, S3G5.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 1.-The Live stock Indsca.
.Osttis-Receipts. 1900 head. Opens active but
closed weak; prices unchanged; others unchanged;
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head. Market steady; lots
OF l25 10 $40 pound. 81 So9i 5j-lnainly 81 10.
average OF eS pounds. s. So
NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-geeves-Reeeipts $500
head; market dull, weak and low; poor to prime
native steers 81 3o@6 so per ewt; extra and fancy,
90 4O96 20; ialr ColOreco cattle, 81 40 ord nary
Texas cattle S 65@i H.
sheep-Receipts, 10000 head; choice, q trine
hrlner; inferior and common had slow sales:
extremes, g G@5 per cwt. for sheep, and 81 259
IS for lambs
81 5O95 10.
1,lCO head: consigned through, SIS cars. Market
firm for tat cattle; lair to good native shipping
dium 10 God butchers steers from loo to LOO
pounds, 81 1901 90: stoekers and feeders, So 259
%; cows ard heifefs S. 7544.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; consigned through,
cars Market dull Tor common stock at 81 30 a
so: firm for best grades sheep from 100 10 $50
pounds slG4 so; good 10 choice western lambs
So COCA 90. Canadss, 81 1914 30.
Hogs-Receipis, 10 coo head; consigned through,
los cars. Demand fair for COED 20 choice: Workers,
81 1904 80, mainly 81 so; butchers grades dun at
81 5094 IS, mainly 81 so; pigs 81 2o94 So.
81. LOUIS, Nov. Observation-Disclosures 800 mead
shipments, 500 head. Market STEADY but slow;
exports, 5000 IS; good to choice shipping, S. Goa
8 oO; common TO medium, 81 5095 80 stockers,
as s5; feeders, si9i so; good to best Texas
3 15d4 50; common 70 fair, S5G3 IS.
Sneep-Reeeipis, 500 head; shipments. l,050 head.
Market dull: common TO medium, 81 75@2 >
choice S3@3 60; Texas, 81 1893 %.
sHogs-MaTket steady; Workers 81 359i 40i PACK
ing, 81 4094 co: heavy. 81 659i 10; receipts, 81 %
head: shipments 900 head.
CHICAGO, Nov, 1.-THE Drovers' JOURNAL re-
Hogs-Receipty, 5000 head: shipme nts, $50
head. Market opened SC higher, but closed weak
and heavy: heavy, 81 65@4 20; light 81 259si 20;
mixed, 81 5cgi 65.
gattis-Recsipts, 5000 head; shipments, 1000
bead. Market quiet and a shade lower: choice 10
fncy grades So 1906 20; shipping, Si5 30; Texas.
81 1894 TO-
ghesp-ReceIpz. 1000 head; shipments. 1870
head. Market quiet and unchanged; 1000 Ne
braska sheep sold at 81 so; inferior natives 81 &c
per head; common TO good. s. 60 per 100 pounds;
lambs. 81 90
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Oils.

ANTWERP. Nov. i7-Petroleum-lS2s9lsl
WILMINGTON, Nov. 17.-Spirits TuTpenIine-
Firm at 2Slze.
PITTSBURG. Nov II. Petroleum Active;
opened at 7Oj4c, advanced 10 73zc, and closed
steady at 725se.
OIL CITY, Nov. H. Oil-Natonal Transit Com
pany certificates opened at NE; highest, 7S112c;
lowest 71c, and closed st 72: sales l4I COZ bbIs
clearances 4,2l2o coo bbls runs, 7S279 bbls; ship
mcnts, l02, us bbls: charters, none. OIL City Oil
Exchange stock. 425bid; 450 asked.
RRAHFORD, Pa, Nov. l7-Crude Oil--Narket
stronger and higher with improved outlook.
National Transit ard Tideweter runs Saturday
snd Sunday g. sec barrels: total shipments, H.
6S4 barrels; charters, "a l27 barrels; clesrances,
4,o12.OGo barrels. National Transit certificates
opened at Tic. snd closed at 73c; highest price,
137sc; lowest price, tic.
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Concerning National Banks.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The charters OF 72l
National Banks, with an aggregate capital
of ever SlS9,000,000, will expire during the
year 1885. This is more than one.third the
entire number OF National Banks now in ex-
istence. From information already re.
ceived by the Comptroller of the Currency
it is expected large majority of these banks
will continue their existence either by ex-
tending charters or by recognizing under
other titles. There are at present more
National Banks in existencs with O larger
aggregate capital than ever before. Capital
invested in National Banks was increased
about Sl5, 000,. 90 during the year ended sep.
tember 80, 1854.
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The Provision Market.
Below afe me present. loOOIng prices:

Below are me present jobbIng prices.
smoked Meats, eanvssed or plain tplsIa nseaa
not guaranteed sgaingt sklppers-l2 @. Hams. 10
ss fE D 1e ~ to % lbs lbs s syssse 1
SIC; English breakfast bacon, clear, 12e; E1-
glish shoulders. IA 70 Is lbs av, S4c 20 to "a lbs
los, &c; dried beef. I5c. Bacon-Clssr sides, me.
dunn VT, l0Zc; heavy do, loo; backs, l0c; bel
lies, l0c; french aitcn: 7lb pcs. 51se.
Edes or backs. ungmcked. sc; Bean pork, clear,
per Dbl, 200 lbs, S1s.o0 PORK clear Dbl, 20
los Sl5; tami5y pork, elear per Dbl 20c lbs, SlS;
Lard-Puie kettle rendered in tierces SIC; in
half barrels OF SoIh tube, SIC; 2o-i5 pals, 955c;
Fresh Meat AID sausage-Tenderloins &C.
IBIS. C Fresh Pork s. Sausage, links SC; pals,
The Grocery Market.
Oneese=Fun cream. New YORK, ll9l5c: Ohio,
ISc; par: skim. SsSc per Poand; White Rose, 1926
coiees-C Common, 9z9l01ze; ordinary. loz9
lie; fair, 1lh@1lszc; prime l21<9l2Ac; sttielly
oas 5sA S sass iHs saSss Ga so EG4t
roasted, Ito packages. ioOlb cases. 15Kc; cob
90; ls5sc; AArb1Skle's roasted. lSAc: Lssyer:
sussFs1Cat i. 7gc; powdered. 7Ho; gr1nula.
s @Siss sEt4s saaasIa a. s SsoS On s
ccm%on grades z5se6sc; New ofieaas 81 ss5ze
S6Oc syrup. S2al5c per gal. Tor common 70 choice;
ktce---Caroitna and Ioutsfanas oD7c.
cloves, M926c; ginger, n922o; cinnamon In mats
l29l6c; nutmegs 6oa80c.
saIt-,LaKe. in car los. $50: dray lots. 81 ooa
LOO small lots, loo more nom storei dairy - .
stsrch-Renned Pearl, sKesKc per h.. Eureka,
| &c: Champion gloss lump, 696Tc; improved
'I salt Risss2Ssckerel. extra mess ga Der BIOL
halves, SO 80: No. maekerel SlSGJo; halves,
| 5000: No. mackerel. s12 50@14; halves, S6 SOC
s s 10 saS Sol Halves Ss so No. white s
S. 60e7: homeless fish, S. 5095 per 100 lbs. bone
ess cod, s5e7; extra. SO; Grand Bank. 535xa
Foreign Fruits = London layer raisins. new,
2S@S as; new Valencia, ll912hc; Sultsna lAe;
nav Muscstel raisins. two crown, 81 co. three
Sass5 So Malaga, IS 50; Sicily. IS 5o PTunes1
Bohemian, 61SaSc: new Turkish, 71<08fc; SUR
tana do. SIC; currsnts SIC; new hgs, layers,
S s soe asa p 5eB D1nan
dc, 81 Jamaica, bbl-t7dS Peanus-Rsv, Tennessee
s1Sa7c: Virginia. 6esHc; Wilmington. axe:
roasted. 1oc; Tennessee 4zg69zc Bananas, sl90
Canned Goods-We quote; Tomatoes. lhs., 9c8
s6c; s lbs, e5ca3s1 90; Peaches. lbs. standard,
c IS; p 90 sSs Pls 81 fsssSs 6s s.
f15;6 lbs, 81 SOL 90; Blackberrles s5995c;
Strawberries. 81 ln91 Is; Raspberries 81 l6Al Is
Cherries zsd segsso Yphlte' q aSga q; String y g
l5; Yarmouth Corn, 81 so9i IS; Mountain
Sugar csrns q s0@1 s5; Standard lbs 9oc9
q; Maciesel g 2Sgl s.; Pinespplsss q 5os2 90;
Cove Oysters, 10, light weight. 65970c; ID, full
weight, 81 10a1 Is; lbs, light weight, 81 10; 2
lbs. full weight 81 s5@l IS: ssrdines, French, rs
lbs. sooe6c; lbs. q 50@2 90; gallon. % 259s So
Vegetables and Fruits.
Heans-Unoice navy u toQ1 Isl; medium, u 80
| a rs; Marrows. 3292 25; California. IS.
Poistoes-sl toal IS per Dbl; 4o@i5c per bu.
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The Farm. Field and stockman, OF On

The Farm, Field and SIockman, OF Chica-
go, is the leading agricultural paper Of the
country. The publisher is spending more
labor and money than ever before to hold
the distinction the paper hss enjoyed for the
past eight years, OF the largest circulation
among the best people. While it is egricul-
tuIsl in name yet it has large amount of
space in each Issue for home and literary en-
tertainment. One of the must fascinating
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ntnInrherIa-

CHICAGO, Nov. u.-DiphtherIa has broken out
among the pupils of the Public Schools, and
several fatal cases are already reported. the
Health Department officials are considering the
Availability Of ing the schools. The Health
Commissioner declares that the disease is certainly
epidemic In the city. One family is reported sa
having lost six children out of seven in the pals
two weeks through the disease.
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Many ladies who for years had scarcely
ever enjoyed the luxury of feeling well
have been so renovated by the use of Lydia
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound that they
have triumphed over the Ills flesh is said to
be heir to, and life has been crowned with
added charms and fresher beauty.
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'Can NOT SPEAK TOO mighty IN It's + raise
DR.. Turner, OF our New York De pository,
sends Us the following important letter:
"BRooKLYN, 81 Hoyt St., Dec. 4. 1859.
'Dr. John Turner. 10. S62 Broadway, New
York:
DEAR DoCToR-I hsd been subject to terri
bly, influenza colds when commenced using
the Compound Oxygen two years ago. On
leaving my head they invariably seated
themselves on my lungs, rendering them
very sore, ard would sometimes leave me a
cough for months. l dreaded these colds
more thsn my worst enemy. Since using
the Oxygen have not had one on my lungs,
and l have frequently had one inhalation
drive away the cold so completely that the
next day 1 could scarce realize that had
one at all. Other members Of my family
heYe used the Oxygen for the sams purpose;
also for rheumatism, dyspepsia and Catarrh,
with equally good results, especially in Ca
faFFh
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SrARXEY e. PALEN, 1109 and I'LL Girard
street, Philadelphia.
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Cboeripc Vords From the South.

SAVANNAH, Ca, Nov. 12.-Among the rsso'
lutions adopted at the grand Democratic
meeting last night. was the following:
Resolved, That we viii welcome the day when
there shall be no solid South aud no solid North,
but a solid Union as e was eighty years ago, and
when all American citizens, white ana black, ma
tive and adopted, at home and abroad, shall stand
equal before the3law aud country, and protected
by our country flag,
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at s. IS

BALTIMORE. Nov. 17.-whisky-steadya at s. IS
al 10.
81. LOUIS. Nov. 17.-Whlsky-Steady at 81 u
CINCINNA Att. Nov. 7.-Hhiskv-Steady at 81 IL
CHICAGO. Nov. H.-Whisky-Steady and I'M
changed at 81 1s.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 17.-Whisky-Dull at
N
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The Produoa Market.

Eggs-Paying 20c per dOz.: from store, 22c.
Butter-UreaTnery fancy, 2S%sS0c; choice, 25gs27c;
dairy, selected, sc; country, fancy, 17,G20c;
choice, loc; medium grades, 65sc; low grades,
ts9gc per 10
Pouitry-Hens, 10 per u; ROSTERS, 40; spring
chickens, &c; turkeys, old, Sc: young. -; old
geese, and well-feathered, per doz.. IS 40; young
ducks, S29z2 20.
Eeashs5s-Frime geese. &Se; mixed and ducss,
2825c.
RsgS-I1<915ze,
W00l-Iub- WISHED, sc; unwsshei, medium,
zoe; unveshed common, zoe; unwashed
CctSHoid, 15c;5 DO. coarse, $50 17c; 10. cotted
seeces 1l915oi tub-Washed CO., soc.
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Cotton.

SEW YORK. Nov. 17.--Cott0n-The Post says (:
Future deliveries in fair demand and advanced
II l0Oc; 10. sec was paid third cSll for Novem-
ber 10 C5c for March, l09Sc for May, and l029c Tor
August. Futures closed strong. L. l00c to l9-lOOc
higher than last Saturday.
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LONDON, Nov. 17.-United states Bonds-i's.
rs. Rsilrosd Bonds Erie, 1879; seconds, 5I@s;
New York Central, 79I5; Illinois Central. lI9
Pacific, SPA Canadian Pacific, 451s; St. Paul. 76ts
P.SIs, Nov. 17.-Rertes. 7St 42Ilc.