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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
THE LAST TAPS"
Sounded for the Brave Old Soldier at
NOrristoWn.

Sounded for the Brave Old Soldier at
NOrristown.
NoRRrsTowH, Pa, February l3.-The
funeral train bearing the remains Of Gen.
Hancock made the journey from Jersey
City to this place without untoward Incl,
dent All along the route the people, men,
women and children were out to
see the passage of the black rObed
cars, testifying their respect and honor
for the brave defender OF the Union. At
Philadelphia committees representing the
Loyal Legions and the citizens, awaited
the train. Among the distinguished Penn
sylvanians there gathered were Governor
Pattison and ex-Governors Hoyt and Hart,
rant. Proceeding there the train reached
Norristown at 2:lO p IN The procession
was at once formed, consisting of the
pallbearers, the town Council, the
Hancock veterans Of Philadelphia, look
Post, q. A. r., Masonic organizations and
citizens. The procession filed through
Main street which was crowded with peo'
pie TO the site of the tomb on the bill over,
looking the city. Several thousand peo
pie had gathered at that point and the
LOYAL Legion and Xook Post formed
Gordon around the tomb to keep the
crowd back. The hearse at length
reached the curve near the sepulcbre, and
the blue coated sergeants OF the Firth Ar,
tillery lifted the heavy cssket, and eight
on q side, with reliefs, sadly and slowly led
the way around the last bend of the Gen
erals last Journey. The bearers had
alighted and formed in lines on each side
of the remains Secretary Of State Bsyard
walked level with the head of the coffin and
half his colleagues followed, while Gen
Sherman led the file on the opposite side
with the Secretary OF War Endicott next
him; Gen. Sheridan was next behind Mr.
Bayard. There was no pause at the
entrance Of the tomb, the regulars carrying
the casket directly inside, where they roll
ed it into the niche that was waiting Asst
body passed through into the tomb thu
first Of three sslvos was fired from the hill
side BY the light battery OF Fl. Hamilton
Then came forward blue-coated messen
ger from the widow. He bore two wreath
of white marguerites. Upon one in purpl
immortelles was the word Daughter" ant
the other bore the word Husband Tn
upper right hand mitch was opened, an
upon the casket Of the Generals daughter
Ida, was placed one OF the tokens from tn
widow while the other was placed upon th'
Generals cssket The marble blocks wer
set in position and sealed. Then as tn
regulars withdrew from the sepulchre
bugler came out from the ranks and stand
ing upon the gentle slope sounded the las
Taps for General Hancock.
: The bearers returned to their carriages
the gates of the tomb were fastened, IN
thousands melted away through the sno
wet paths and down the hillsides to III
town and the last rites were ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
GIBSON'S RESPONSE.
He Will Tell the Names But 1t Must he
Kept Mum.

He Will Tell the Names But 1t Must he
Kept Mum.
Specid! 10 the Sunday Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., February l3-Rep-
resentative Gibson has written the follow.
ing as his response to the open letter ap-
pearing in yesterdays REGISTER signed By
Governor Wilson, Judge Johnson and
Metsrs. Thompson and Walker.
To Governor Wilson, JWdge Okcy John.
son and Others:
A special dispatch from Charleston to
Wheeling REGISTER Of yesterday, contains
interviews in which you disclaim all
knowledge of or participation in the so
called conference or caucus, said 10
have been held at Charleston
few days ego for the purpose Of
selecting Mr. W. 7, Thompson as can
didste Tor the nomination for Congress
from my district. OF course, | can do no
less than accept your statements, but |
have the written authority OF gentlemen of
high standing and unquestioned verscity,
whose statements are eminently worthy OF
the fullest confidence that Mr.. Thompson
told them that Gov. Wilson, Judge John
son and others had held caucus in
Charleston and had decided that he
(Thompson) should make the race in my
district against me for the nomination.
That Judge johnson had said that he
would carry Wood county for him
(Thompaon), and that Camden and myself
occupied the same bad, etc. Although Mr..
Walkers name appears in one Of the dis
patches to the Wheeling REGISTER, | have
never, neither have my informants, asso-
ciated his name in any way with the 80.
called caucus. Now. for the purpose OF
satisfying you, gentlemen, in advance OF
the time when | have advised you that |
would make my authorities known if you
will designate two or more gentlemen in
whom you have implicit confidence and
who will commit themselves TO pledge OF
secrecy as to the names Of my correspond
ents will submit to them such proof as
will entirely satisfy you OF the sutiiciency
OF my grounds for the statements made.
Very respectfully,
EUsTACE GIBSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
A STAND OFF.
Mr.. Gibson Says He Will Tell the
Name of His
Charleston informant in the Squat
Iy Month Of March
At Barb0ursviIIe in the Arena of
Publicity.
Special 10 the Sunday Re9iItr.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, February 49,
The interest in the Wilson, Thompson and
Gibson controversy has become general
here, and the kilograms in answer to those
sent you last night are here appended,
which ends the matter for the present:
WASHINGTON, February IL.
To Cor. Z. Wilson and Others,
Charleston, ". Va:
Mr.. Thompson himself is the authority
for statements contained in the REGISTER,
Of which / have abundant proof. l shall
speak at Barboursville on the first day Of
the Circuit Court in March next, and will
then give my authorities. Until then l
assume responsibility.
Signed. EUsrAcE GIBSON.
WASHINGTON, February Is.
". T. Thompson, Charleston, ". Ia:
shall speak at Barboursville the first
day of the Circuit Court in March next. at
which time you can have my authorities
for the statements in the REGISTER.
TSigned. EUSTACE GIBSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
SEYMoUR's FUNERAL
Coincidence of President Cleveland and
Mr.. Tilden.

Coincidence of President Cleveland aud
Mr.. TildeD.
UTICA, n. Y, February .3-The fu.
neral Of tx Governor Seymour will take
place from Trinity Church, Utica at 2 p.
m. Tuesday. President Cleveland tele-
graphs as follows;
WASHINGTON. d. C., February Il.
wish the grief Of the people who mourn
a citizen of national fame and Christian
gentleman ofpurest example mi ght Tighten
the sad bereavement and sssusge the
sacred sorrow OF bis stricken wife.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Hon. S. J. TildeE telegrsphs the follow
ing:
NEw YORK, February Is.
learn this morning the sorroWful intel
Trence that the mortal career OF yol'
| ilfustrious brother is closed. Convey to his
relatives and when q suitable occasion ar
riyes, to Mrs Seymour, my warm sympathy
AZ their loss. We have the Consolation oil
knowing that be passed away without sui
fering in the fullness of years and mind,
and amid the largest homage OF public es
TEEN. >. D. llLDAA'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
GRAFTON CANDIDATES
For Place In the Railway Mail Service
Hoover's Resignation.
Il Ia Rs1irLaf

For Place In the Railway Mail Service
Hoover's Resignation.
Social 10 the Sunday Reqists.
GRAFTON, February lS.-For some time
past quite contest has been going on here
between the various candidates for posi-
ton in the railway mail service. A few
days ago Congressman Wilson notified
Chairman Stout that there was vacancy
in the Grafton and Baltimore tun,and that
be would name Tyler county man
for the vacancy if the executive committee
would recommend one from the list of
applicants. The committee met here to-
day for that purpose, but failed to agree
on a man. The contest being between
Ben. Bradford, Joe Chambers, and John
Fallon. A resolution was adopted refer
ing the whole matter to Representative
Wilson. There is plenty OF good timber
here, out of which postal clerks could be
made.
Chaplain Hoover has resigned the posi-.
ton Of manager Of the B. Il o. K. X.
Grafton Hotel. Ii is rumored that Mr.. l.;
R. Grim, chief clerk, will receive the ap'
pointment as manager of this hotel. MIR.
Grim is a worthy young gentleman, oblig-
ing, accommodation and great tavorite
with the travelling public, who will be
pleased to hear OF bis promotion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
FARMERS WARNED
Against a Couple OF Rogues Who Roped
In Two Wayne County Farmers for
S6OO
Special 70 Me Reqiaer.

u
In Two Wayne County Farmers for
$500.
Special 10 the Register.
CEREDo, w. VA February l3-Lindsay
Smith and Wiley Hatten are two of the
wealthiest farmers in Wayne county, and
are considered shrewd business men, but
they have recently bought some experience
which cost them dearly. Some months ago
parties from Cleveland visited this county,
selling grist mills, particularly adapted to
large farms for the convenience of the
owners and their tenants. With the pro-
fuse illustrations and slick talk which the
agents used they were successful in max.
ing very favorable impression upon Mr..
Smith and Mr.. Hatten and effected sale
to each Of them before leaving, taking
their notes for $3.50 each. After making
these sales, the agents disappeared from the
county, and Messrs Smith and Hatten await
ed with no little degree of anxiety for their
mills. In due time they came on, but in
stead of being as represented they were
found to be complete humbugs, and hardly
worth the freight charges. They refused
to receive them or have anything to do
with them, and set about to have their notes
Cancelled. Upon investigation they found
that the notes had been discounted at the
nearest bank, and that the rsscals had
skipped out. 1t is understood that no such
firm as they represented is doing business
in Cleveland, and the mills shipped them
are cheap concerns and can be brought |
anywhere for S25. They are designed to
be run by horse power, but are scarcely
more useful for grinding than a large
coffee mill. These rascals will no do1bt
attempt to ply their slick vocation in
other counties in the State, and farmers are
warned to be on the lookout for them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
at 81 l6. gar-UnchAnesd. Butter
Unchanged; creamery 26(932c; dairt IA
@20c. Eags-At 20@20lc. ~

Unchanged; creamery Z0t95Lc, oAlxy IA
@2Oc. Eggs-At 20@2olc. -
Ulneannaaa. $3.50
CNCIxSArI O.. February l3.-Ctttoa-
Quiet and unchanged. Flour-Dull and
unchanged. Whest-Dull No. 2 red neg
lscted; receipts 1880 bushels; ship
ments 1900 bushels. Corn-Tope strong
er, demand lighter and prices unchanged.
R5e-Qu;et; No. 2 Csc. Barley-Un.
changed. Pork-Dull; regular 81 25;
extra heavy $ll so. Lard-Quiet and
unchanged. Bulk Meats-Quiet and
easier; shears - l2i; short rib IS sly.
Bscon-Barely steady; shears 81 62f@
20; short rib S. 95@6 90; short clear
IS 1906 Is. Whisky-Stesdy ut 81 10.
Butter and Sugar unchanged. Cheese
Steady; Ohio factory 93@lOc. Eggs-
Stronger at l9c.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, February l3.-Flour-
Dull. Wheat-0pened week, reacted and
closed steady; No. red February sst@
Ss4c; March S9@S9lc; April 90l@904c;
May 9ls@9lsc. Coyu-Spot quiet; No. ;
yellow Acc; steamer No. mixed 46c;
No. 2 mixed 472c; futures nominal. Oats
Spot dull and weak; white Ss@40ic;
No. mixed 37ic; futures neglected and
Esgs-Firm; Ohio and other
western fresh 22@22lc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o.. February IL. - Wheat
Closed steady; cash 92@93lc; February
92c; May 94c asked; June CSC. Corn
Active; cash 3Sic; May 4l!c. Oats
Dull; cash 3l.c; May 3SSc bid. Clover
Seed-Sropg; cash or February Sc 10;
March s. Is; April 1920. Dressed Hogs
AT g. 10.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
HAMILTON COUNTY.
Xhst witnesses Before the Committee
Testified.

xbst witnesses Before the Committee
Testified.
CINCINNATI, February l3.-At TO-DAY .
session of the House investigating Com-
mitlee on the elections in this county JAS
Morgan, q Republican member OF the
Board of Public Works. testified that ruin
ans took charge Of the voting place IN
precinct E, ward l6, and intimidsted he
publicsn voters. Witness who wanted tns
Republicans to have fair play was sttasEea
nv the ruffians and barely escaped with DIS
Tfs, DIR. James Mayer testified that ne
knew of sixty-three illegal votes IN Preclnc55
d ward 8, sll OF which he believed
we're Democrats. Superintendent Miller Oh
the Western Union Telegraph Company
testified that he remembered OF messages
having passed between John K. Mclean
and Allen o. Myers October l4th and lotn.
His deposition being that they were I!t
most part questions IN regard to how Ger,
Tin districts had gone. The committee
rssumes investigation on Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
AND indiscreiions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc, ]
will send o receipt that will cure you, free
of charge. This great remedy was dis
covered BY missionary in South Amer
lea Send a selfsddressed envelope to
the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station D, New
York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at I-2a2 Per Cent Governments
DuIl-Stocks Quiet - Flour Steady
Wheat Quiet.
NFw YosK, February l3.-Money on call
easy at l!@2 per cent; prime mercantile
paper at 4@5 per cent; sterling ex.
change dull but steady and unchanged.
GovERNMENTs-Dull and firm. .
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
WASHINGTON.
The Committee Reports on the Beli-Pan-
Electric Case.

The Committee Reports on the Beli-Pan-
Electric Case.
WASHINGTON, d. c., February b.
Mr.. Gibson, Of West Virginia, from the
Committee on Expenditures 10 the De-
partment Of Justice submitted report on
the Hanback, resolution relative to The
Bell Pan Electric telephone controversy
and it was referred to the House calendar.
Representative Hanback, has in course OF
preparation a resolution which he will in
troduce in the House on Monday directing
the Committee to make a thorough investi-
cation OF all matters connected with the
Pau.Electric- controversy. Mr. Hau-
back IN response to inquiries regarding
his resolution said: 81 will aim to give the
committe all the power necessary to get TO
the bottom OF the affair"
THE NEW YORK CoMPTROLLERsHTP
1t is said at the White House TO day that
the President he's not rendered the office OF
Comptroller OF THE Currency to any one since
Mr.. Cannon sresignstion WAS received. The
President, in order to have the benefit oil
Mr.. Csnnons services in case they may be
required before an appointment IS made
has as yet taken. no action on his resIgna'
ton which was rendered to take effect on
the lst inst Mr.. Cannon has not, how
ever, had anything to do with the business
of the office since the let inst. In tender.
inc his resignation he informed
the President that he would always be
ready and willing to give the benefit OF his
knowledge and experience to Rhomsoever
might be selected to succeed him: ltis
therefo fore thought that his resignation will
not be accepted until his successor shall
have been appointed.
p. O. STATISTICS.
The Third Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral has received special reports from
thirty leading postoffices OF the country
The increase in the revenue OF the Post
offics Department on frat class matter tor
the month Of January, 1886. as compared
with January, 1885. was $S3,9O9. The
per cent. increase was 6.26. The ottces
showing the largest increase we're Ne"
York, S2G,l74; Chicago, sl5, 289; St Louis,
g., S9S; Cincinnati, S67l4; Cleveland
1870; Detroit, g. 46S; Kansas City, 81
! is; 81. Paul, 81 $50; Minneapolis, ! ,492
Toledo, sl,O79. The following Offices
showed q decrease, as mentioned below
Baltimore, s.. 465; San Francisco, 1874
Pittsburg, s2,8l3; New Orleans, $4,s75i
Milwaukee, 1926.
FOURTH CLASS PosTNAsTERs.
Special 70 ne Sga.Ary Re0tfte'.
WASHINGTON, d C., February "a
Patrick Beirne has been appointed post
master at Csunelton, KansWhs county
vice denry Davis removed
VIM. B. Kinoheloe has been commits
stoned postmaster at Tallyho, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
Another Unfortunate.
SLtcial b Me Slmdag Regisfer.

NEwBURG, W. Va, February ia man
By the name of Hartley was killed last
night near Independence. He lives al
independence, aud leaves a wife and sew
eraf children. He was run over by pass
ing train and cut in two. Had been in
the employ OF the Newburg Orrel Cos
Company. Forty.two person have beer
killed in and near Newburg since January
81. The Newburg shaft is nearly ready
for work again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER Z
SpscidI 10 ne Sga.AIg Re0tSies.
Dalton's Case Continued.

CoLUNBrs, OHIO. February l3-The
habeas corpus case Of Dalton, Clerk OF
Courts of Hamilton county, under arrest
for contempt Of the House Of Representa-,
lives was continued by the Judge OF the
Court Of Common Pleas this morning TO 8
week from to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
LIVE STOCK.
WheNlinG,


The market this week Was quite active.
Messrs Hudson d Bsyta furnish the iol.
lowing quotations:
Csttle-l,00 to LOO lbs stock 3}@4c
per h.; 500 to 900 lbs. S@Slc per ID;
700 to 500 lbs. 3@3tc per ID.
aogs-Market active; 3i@4tc per ID.
Lambs-Good at 394ic per ID.
Cslves-$3 00@6 90 per head.
Sheep-S@3ic per ID.
nass Liberty.
EAST LBIRrY. February l3.-Cattls--
Receipts 22S head; shipments 323 head;
market nothing doing, II cars shipped to
New York.
Hogs-Receipts 5000 head, shipments
800 head; market active; PhiladelphiAs
81 1904 so; Workers 81 1904 %; - cars
shipped TO New York
Sheep--Receipts 1900 head; shipments
400 head; market fair and unchanged.
CHICAGO, February l3.-1he Drovsr's
Journal reports: Cattle-Receip,s 500
head shipments 500 head; market steady;
shipping steers g. 60@5 70; s,ockers and
feeders - 25@4 IS; cows. bulls and
mixed 81 s5@l O0; bulk - 75@3 90.
Hogs-Receipts $500 head; shipments
5000 head; market stronger; rough and
mixed s. s0@4 10; packing and ship
ping Is l5@I 50; light - G06i 20,
skips 81 9O@3 60.
Sheep-Receipts 300 head market
steady; natives 81 00@i -; Texans 81 90
G3 so; lambs 81 00@5 90.
Cincinnati.
CINcIYXArI, O., February l3-llogs-
Firm; common and light q 6j@i 10,
packing and butchers - 2jGi a., re.
ceipts 100 head; shipments 1000 head
PETROLEUM.
Pittsburg.
PlTTssrRa, Pa, February l3.--Peiro.
leum-Dull but firm. National Transit
certificates opened nj 7,ic; closed a,
77c; highest 17!c; loves, 7G,c.
Bradford.
BRADrORD, February l3.-Petroleum-
Opened at nc; closed al TG.c; highe.,
77sc lowest T6.c, runs 1880 barrels;
total shipments 1888 barrels; charters
not quoted; clearances ! ,9js 900.
rituavine.
TIrusvILls. PA, February l3-Pstro-
Ieum Opened a, 71ic, hiRhes, u &c; lowest
76ic; closed ut 7lc; shipments 1898
barrels; charters not reported.
OiI CITY.
on CRY, February l5-I'ctroleum--
Opened at 77]c; highest 77lc lowest
76ic; closed at nc; sales 90C. 0C0 bar
rels; clesrsnces 3 G0I 000 barrels; ship
ments ~, 1913 barrels
New YORK.
NEw YORK, February l%-Petroleum--
Very dull and firm throughout the day es.
cept occasional small reactions. one Of
which occurred near the close, when Ger
tifcates sold down 10 7Gl and closed at 76l,
after selling in the morning at ~! Sales
2,It90OO barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
Henry watterson Worse.

LOUISVILLE, KY, February l3.-&r.
Henry Watterson is worse today and his
physicians and friends are very apprehen-
sive. BE has been in a stupor all day.
His physicians will hold consultation
tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
n..r.. Not the Day of small Things.

Despise NOT IN" I''J y"
Little things may help man to rise-a
liant min in an easy chair for instance:
NJ Pieces Pleasant Purgative Pellets ,
ave ANAL things, pleasant to take, ana
- cnrs sick headaches, relieve torpid
E 1I and do wonders. Being purely Vegs,
tsbIs they cannot harm any ono. All
druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
\ SawmilI shuts Down.
Spseial o ths Sundau Rkqi.ter.

DoBBlS, W. Va, February l3.-The
sawmill at Hambleton, W. Va, owned BY
Mr.. NJ. E. Howe, Of Rowlesburg, was has
been closed. owing to financial trouble.
The men refuse to work until Q settlement
ia made,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-15
.EPITHELI0M MA!
M AKIN CANCER.

,r. 7 ,ufered vi h cancer on my
"a Fof ~ sIupla remedies were applied 70 A..
30, me main but the place eontinuei 70 grow
Nnai!y 80 IG,-harys very offensive In character
. yeLo 49,, tnd,mpd and annoyed me great deal
SS 80 months $50 sas In Atlanta, 81 the
co., = friend, Who 50 strongly recommended
ous ~ sWiit'S specific that determined 10
ihe US " s4scrt 10 procure It. In this l was sue.
alake - "a hsyap It's use. The infiuence Of the
ress.i "a brst was 10 somewhat aggravate the
me-. SBf soon the infsmU alton. was allAyed, and
b.-,,,n 10 tmprJve alter me hrst - oottlea- Ny
49, Cr,'th has greatly Improved. l am
ssug.,"r and able Co DO any kind OF work The
$500 M, nv lace h gan 10 decrease and the ulcer
littIe scar marks the Lace " ere 1t haa bean;
., ra,dV 10 answer all questions relative 70 this
SUI Sun, Mrs. JoICIE A. MCDONALD.
Atlanta, Ca, August II, 1850.
,h.va hal a cancer on my face for some years,
extending from one cheek bone aerOss tne nose 70
a. other I. has gly0n ne great deal OF pain, al
,j,ss burning and itching 70 such an extent that
!, Sras almost beuab'e. l commenced ultng
S0it's Slsei &c IN May, 1888, and have used eight
bottIPs II has given the greatest rehei oy remoV
ins the Inflammation aud restoring ny genera
0' SSpoIvius, rO~s, Sept 5, 1854
,,r mapy wears was sufferer Eith cancer Of
"a Dosa and having been cured by the use Of ). ).
- fee constrained pl sense % NaAy W aAAeA'
a., humanity 70 make this statement OF my case.
yyIth the fourteenth hottie the cancer began 70
neal rapid Y aud soon disappeared aud for several
-Torf rs there has been no appearance OF sore Of
any kind on my nose OF face, neither y my rose
a. IN tender % the tCuch, have taken about two
IoTen bottles q = :, : ardam Soundly cured and
/ know that :. : 4 elected the cure after every
Know q remedy EaS tried and had tai ed.
ROBERT SMEDLEY,
Fort Games ia May /, 1885.
had heard OF the wonderful cures OF SEiirs
spscinc, and resolved 10 try Il. commenced tai
l1s n IN April, 1854. Ny general health Was much
yet the cancer which vas IN my breast
continued to grow slowly but sarely. The bunch
rev and became quite heavy. felt that must
ether have Il cut OF die. But Il commenced dis
,haryug quantities Of almst black, tatck blood II
continued healing around the edges until ttbru-
ary, when It was entirely healed up and well.
Betsy HoOD,
t,ochesstt, Plymouth Co, Mass. July Il, 1855.
swift's Sps,ide is entirely vegetable, aud seems
10 cure caueers by forcing out the Impurities from
the blood.
.FHE SWIFT SrE,TFI, Co, Drawer $, Atlanta,
"a n. Y, l'I " sd street
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DIZZY t}OOIDs.
New York.

NEw YoRx February I3-Dry Goods
There has been bu, moderate trade IA
usual TO Saturday but oil classes Of APPLE
cotton goods are frmer. Agents have
advanced Salmon Falls siliciAs &C. There
is more doing in he way OF autumn
woolens, and orders are being placed lair.
" free.