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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-03-14

All who aye.hald, all who are hecom.
ing bald, all who do not want to be bald
ali who are troubled with dandrutT, or
itching Of the SCALP, should Use Renton's
Hair Grower, Eighty per cent OF those
using II have grown hair. II never fails
to stop the hair from falling, Through
sickness and feyers the hair sometimes
falls off in a short time, and although
the paFeon may have remained bald for
yAaTs, II you use Benton's Hair Grower
according to directions you are sure OF q
growth OF hair, In hundreds Of cases
We have produced good growth OF hair
ON those who have been bald and ulssed
las YssFs, We have fully hRbstaHtiated
the following iacts;
We grow hair In 80 cases ont OF 1901 no matter
how long and bald,
UalIke other preparations, Il contains no sugar
nt lead, at vegetable Of mineral nnls0us
It ID GPeciae for falling half, daldtId and Itch
Ing 81 the toAlp.
The Hair Grower Is q hair food, and Its compost
ti6n u almost exactly like the oil which sun
bllHs tho hAly with Its vitality
sold ~ dFRRgIli or sent on Eogslpi Of price, q %
BEsToF HAlA dRpwII Co,
paw Cleveland, o,
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6lSIc, closing At 6lzsc; June 5isahl 9c, closing
bl1{GI July 6iAA5ls3c, closing VI hlsSc Oats, No
2, - May Sia5l1 Il, closing az SIG; Jgn'
Sg7tlSl1fc. closing at Sl5Sc; August g'sf41i5Sc
SissOc. Fiaxssed 10. i, 81 q. Prime timothy
seed . g. Mes pork Sii O5ai4 ~; May si4 l211si
II S! closing Of 81 30 June sli lbal4 ~ CLOSING
at 80. Lard a7.6Sc; March iG1aI.9iSSe
closing at 7GIISc; May 7.70a7.Igc closing " lI1e
June 57ja771GFC, closing at 7;571se; July 1.S9ol
| 1.5ligS, closing at l.ssiSc. Becpnt ihoft TO,
sides 7.2e; dry Salted shoulders G.Oa6. Toe; short
clear sides 7.6Sc Whisky 81 Is. Sugars, cutloli
ter steady; creamery 2sn29c; dairy lIG2Sc. .EgHA
more active at lSAlic.
New YORK, March H.-Flour, nothing doing;
receipts 1854 packages; exports 2JlI barrels
and 2,SSl sacks, Wheat, receipts ,lgO bushels;
exports none; sales CT 900 bushels Of futures and
- 900 bushels Of spot; No. red for milling AT
VIC delivered; options varied but little, closing
4 shade stronger; No. red May 20 lO-lGa9l 1Ec
closing ut " 1c June 90 e. closing RtYO1sci
December Sl1[+ag!Sc, closing % g!S5sc. Corn nom.
nRlly unchanged; receipts 3l,Iq bushels; ex'
ports 7S6 bushels: sales q 200 bushels Of futures
Oats receipts " 900 bushels; exports 10 bushels;
sales none: altogether nominal. Coffee Exchange
closed. Sugar nominal. Rice neglected. TgE'
pentlne duh. Eggs nominal; receipts 0,S21 pack
ages. Pork neglected Hay quiet.
CMcINSATf, o., March l3.-FlOur easy. Wheat
strong: No. . rcd Sc; receipts 1000 bushels;
shipments 500 bushels. Corn quiet; No. mixed
&c. Oats dull aud lower; No. 2tntSed I331StiJie.
Rye dull; No. 2, sc: Pork demand light e.
81 70 Lard steady ut 7.5Oc. Bulkmeats dull;
short ribs 7.25c, Bacon steady and unchanged.
Whisky firm; Salea l,01i barrels finished goods
on basis Of 81 o., Butter quiet Sugar steady.
Eggs In fair demand and steady Al he. Cheese
steady and easier,
TOLEDO, March l3.-wheat dlul and weak;
cnsh Siasj5+c; May and June s5Jfc; July Siltc.
Corn, neglected. Oats quiet; cash 83c. Clover.
seed active and steady: cash and March 81 70.
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Reforners, OF teaching Ubiquity was
only too true. Tho Sacramentarians &C.
cused him OF eutychianistn, that is Of
absorbing the human In the divine ma
ture; or at least Of giving TO the human
ity the attributes oil the Divinity. For
whilst we may say truly OF the person,
Christ, HE is God" and HE is man"
we cannot say OF bis sacred humanity,
that it Is omnipotent, er omnipresent, or
omnicient. II was no doubt the knowl-
edge OF Luther's errors on this point
(see his "Great Confession" published in
1929 that induced this Lutheran minis
ter to pen the fourth paragraph Of his
late article, the tone Of which will sound
to laymen very much like display Of
Subtle sophistry." Yet even laymen
must sec that the writer's proposition
that "the Godhead does render the
human nature (of Christi omnipresent
in manner that is altogether incOmpre-
hensible to u.s." sounds very much like
proclaiming tho ubiquity OF Christs
body. Indeed as theolOgian, ] cannot
conceive what other meaning that pro-
position conveys.
Again, If tho writer's next paragraph
does not teach Islanders absurd doc
trine Of an hypostatic union between
the bread and the body Of Christ, do
not catch the writer's correct thought.
But do not know that Luther" would
endorse that sentiment.
l was aware OF "Luther's" proviso,
that transubStantiation might be held,
providedit was not urged us an article Of
faith; for gave that proviso in one OF
my former letters. But really l do not
see how that prOviso invalidates my ar
gumont: forif transubstantfatfo may be
the true doctrine, then "Luther's" con-
substantiation Il know no other word
except the equivalent, subpanation) may
be false.
In his first paragraph, your Correspon-
dent makes an unlocked for concession
TO other Protestant churches. He knows
that for d long while, the vast majority
OF Professionals did believe in the Real
Presence. From my reading OF history,
had inferred that many who at first so
believed, had gradually adopted more
Galvanistic opinions. But your cores
pondent rather intimates that the origi- |
nal Sacramentarians or Zuinglians have
Veryg largely increased, while Luther's
followers have perhaps decreased. But
this gentleman's remarks do not satisfy
me that my fnst impressions were not
correct, and that therefore the reason
why most Professionals now deny the
Real Presence is the one l have as
signed. JoHS J; kAIN,
Bishop Of Wheeling,
Wheeling, Harch 10, 1888.
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You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tito Ia poor, you arc bothered with head
ache, you are ldgetty, nervous, and gen.
orally out OF sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or hitters, which have for
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, and
then leave you in worse condition than
before. What you want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start healthy
action Of liver and kidpeys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health and
strength, Such medicine you will find
in Electric Bitters, and only 80 cents d
bottle at Logan & Co.'S drug store.
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FOR SALE.

No ITO and l32 Fourteenth street. double
bFlrE. rooms TO each house; VIII SOL OhO o
O? Sa 81 seventeenth street, six roOmod brIcl
house, sl,OD1.
No NJ Main street. ,,,.
Washington county, Ohio: frame house, barn Ant
stable orchard and snail fruits; 20 acres cleared
Il valued a. sl,sOO. VIII exchange lor CIV
property. .., .t,,, Ia ,,,,uod
" 10 &Sr Farm on Short Creek; IsSalued at 81
y =, IA" Acre Farm on Middle Wheeling Creek; Il
valued 1T go " per acre. ., ,no
10 Acre Fnrm near TrladClphla, valued NJ sJ,yOo
% Acre Farm near sbtcrSvillc, Tyler county
SI 1rFc. Of land near TrladelphIa, with sever
tOOmrd house, Sl,GO.
Two desirable residences on sixteenth street.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, U. $. Pension and Claim A.
tGrner collector and Notary Public. mrl2
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IuAya not used oil OF one bottle yet.
I suffered from catarrh for twelve years,
experiencing tho nauseatihg dropping
In the throat peculiar 10 that disease,
and nose bleed almost daily. tried
various remedies without benefit until
last April, when l saw Ely's Cream
Balm advertised in the Boston Budget, /
procured u bottle, and since the first
days use have had no more bleeding
the soreness Is entirely gone,-G. D.
Davidson, with the Boston Budget, for
merly with tho Boston Journal,
MwF2W
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Do you feel dull. lAnguid, loW-splritcd, life
less, ind indeecrihably miserable, both phyBi.
cally and mentally; experience q sense OF
fullneSS or blOlting after eating, or OF gone
ness" or emptiness OF stomach In the morn
ing, tongue coated, bitter or. bad taste In
mouth, irregular appetite, dizziness, frequent
headaches, blurred eyeslght, floating spGcks -
before the eyes, nervous prostitution or ex-
haustion, irrit4billty, Of temper, hot 1ushes,
alternating with chilly sensations, sharp,
biting, transient pains hero and there, cold
feet, drOwsiness after meals, wakefulncss, OF
disturbed and undressing sleep, constant,
ndcScribable feeling OF dread, or OF impend-
Ing caIamfty7
OF these symptoms, you arc suffering from
that most common OF American malAdles-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liver, associated
with Dyspepsia, or Indigestion. Tho more
complicated your disease has become, the
greater the number and diversity OF symp-
toms. No matter whit stnge Il has reached,
Or. PIercc's Golden Medical Discovery
will Bubdue II, II taken according to dIrec-
tons for n reasonable length Of time. II not
cured, complications multiply and COnsump-
Rheumatism, Kidney Disease, or other grave
malAhIes arc quite liable 10 set In aud, sooner
or later, induce o fatal termination.
DR.. pIerce'a Golden Medical Dis
OOVery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and
through that great blood. purifying organ,
purities, from whatever cause arising. u Is
equally GIiicAciOus In acting upon tho Kid
ncyB, and other eXcretory organs, cleansing,
strengthening, and healing their diseases. AS
an nppCttsing, restorative, tonic, u promotes
digestion md nutrition, thereby building up
both flesh and strength. In, mLarinl districts,
this wonderful medicine hAs gained great
celebrity In curing Fever and AgiC, Chllls and
Fever, Dumb Agile, and kindred diseases.
DIR. Plcrce's Golden Medical Dis.
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o. Ply SS Of February, lsss, In ne snlt 9s =
esI,,S,S administrator ". Ann ~. IN " I, nnS
sa ny. tbe undersigned Special commissioner
va, ca SATURDAY, MARCH o. 1883,
.,nsst 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auc
bssnl, ,ks north door Oi the Court HOUSE y
non pl " Wesi Virginia. two pieces oil reai
Os,y ie.cfbed as follows, VIZ; ,..,,. A..
S'T,s,TEThe late residence Of X. :. sln!th t IS
iui' telng 80 much Of lot numbered !en W.
~ lbralins in said county, IN Hes between fny
Oi HIN OF Thirteenth formerly called
ssyl H street, and straight llne paraile'
ii.trtp aud distant thcrcir9m ,i ,s IN
tltle", %I1ISt, numbered three ~ lnu iouF "
sR,,y,. numbered twGnty.nlne .g "a Tue
10 ~ VISTA addition to sald city OF Wheeiihs.
toners have caused said l0Is anu =, ~
T Rn@ga VIA addition 90 be dlVl1SI o my AID
Dl.. a. follows, to.wit: lst pgLtl1h " ' ~
piNtII.~TIlei rs follows, viz: beginning ~ the
Il' ,a,,,t corner Of sald lot I; thence Win ~
IN, Inc Of Twelfth street >. Ata ue8Isrf ~, y.
ho,,H ,iT, e0t tiyC Inches 70 the centre o. fe
s,aSr cp, In tho stone val Gos w INV ieet 10
Of ~ SUI Il,.neo n. s3h degrees L. dXty;thTce
: 'G'n,' tmrhV, TO u stake, corner 70 hiu lot y
l ,yth The cast line OF I0t - Va deIses Z;
w, Dol 10 tho beginning. ~. Tue IeAiuuu w.
I'D iol. 3%nd a G ,b. SS, 81 5 i' '
Ierh ~ land In RuenH Vista addition VIII
~ ' ot,,rc Nm rs whole and then In parcels ls
~, W. ,r,,.,rbcI, aud will be sold In whichever
way may appear the @SS' % SnrrhasSF 10 pay in
lE'Ss 'thiTI nj lensi Of the purchase money
hAil W, much more thereof rs he may choose
Rnl ~ ~ ,'.Idir, Il amy, IN two equal Install.
sna bearing interest from the day OF safc and
nCe n SaS n Sas iS ST rs de S
hlie w md The title 10 10 retained until pay
La Ia
mtnI III 'u''' BENJAMIN g. ALLISON,
", j, ~. COWDES,
Special Commissioners.
t,o,tgi, TIN, bond hRs been given BY said
hreci" '"'''''' JOHN W. MITCHELL,
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TRUsTEEs SALE.


ny virtue Of deed Of trust made by John 9:
Rclnacher and Louisa RelnAcher, his vile, and
Simon LarnhArt, jr., and Mnsdalcnh lArnhnLt'
hh vile, to mt Us trustee, dated DecenDcF toIIht
In the ycnr lSS2 and recorded IN the Oncc o. NV
Girrk Of the County Court OF Ohio county MhI
Virginia. In deed Of trust book No. ~, folio ~,
Will sell at public auction, Ut the hOtth trout I
door Of the Court House oil said county, III tue
City Of Wheeling, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. lSSs,
commencing a, 10 O'Clock a. NJ, the following de-
Ecrlbcd property, or so much thereof Us may W
necessary 10 nay the debts secured by SAID uCtd
ottrust, and the expenses attending ihe eAecn,
ton Of the trust created by said deed, the Slid
IN ohio county, in the State Of West Virginia,
that Is 10 say land bounded and described Us lol.
lows: Commencing ut n point eight hundred
and twCntyScvcn $50 feet aud eight ~ Themes
from the northwest corner OF North Huron hnI
New Jersey streets said corner being formed by
The extension 81 the said New jersey street 70
the west channel Of the ONO river, Us inulVAteu
In the private plat Of John i. GilchriSt IN con.
tempated addition to the Sily % s ~
the said point being the northwest e9rnet o. lhe
raid New Jersey street extended anu VINE stteel,
AS Indicated In the said private plht OF t9id !onn
i GUChrlsl thence parallel WIN ssiu HS wv,
Huron street, aud Of right angles with iaiid New
jersey street In nOrthCrly direction about tolii
hundred aud three (lQll feet 10 point on W
line Of GeOpe Clllas thence, by tne NC oi ,i NY
Eald ClllnS 10 the west channel o. ts ylo EbiSSEi
thence, By Tie said west channel 81 lhe Vhlc
river in a GOutherly dirctlon g the sald s sS,
Jersey street; thence b. the noFth sue q ny
street, In Rh cnsIcrly direction 70 tbe place d
bsglnlpg The properly hereby inte y, % r.
conveyed IN designated ~ Square " ,Alu pgl
waite plat Of John 7. GllchrisL and y inc MN ~,
property granted and conveyed BY !obn y Si
christ and wife TO the said John Y. ltei!Mnnel
and simon INE8haEi, JF, by decd dntcd knElls
y, 1851. and recorded among tie publlh i1nd
rCcoEdS Of said county IN deed book no. rs IpIli
TERMS or sALE-ono-thiri OF The, purchas,
money and "A much more - nc pprrhnAeE ma!
elect 10 nay. cash In hand, the balance W w,
equal inslalimeris at one and,iwO yeAEi respect
ltely from that day. purchaser 70 iiy ~ his nesu
table promISOEy nOtn tpls eicn ~ uv uSivti w
payments, bearing interest IRON the IAy o. tals
and the itlc to the property soif ~ " S "a S
~ security for the payment ~ wv a,Sth ~
interest which may BncTIle theresa, 4 9lL "
whole Of the purchase money, WIN iu'0i'''
paid. ,,,,,,,,, ,..,,....
I G urvS,.S tmc,icnSey mrlS
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Real Estate.
FOR RENT.


IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
Yo 2g7 Alley II, 4 roomcd house. 81 GOA month
"a :" ;S.l WOOds street, 3rOOms, newly papcreu'
" "a ~" ig "Sntional Road So 90 a month, -
\" iG7 Market street, hOre'room hnd cellar.
POSSESSION GIVEN APRIL ].
No. 100 Fourteenth street, sl5 % month a;t.,o,
.ttr So 20 d month. 18Th. all,
ava Xxi Virginia street. $3.50 month; VIII
mi in Illuminating gus fixtures Ill,
rs; va hi Virginia street, $3.50 month; VIII
pg! IN amSiaaitins ! Ss "; sri e. month
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FOR SALE.

ADc,Inblc Residence on South Penn street.
rooms with all modern improvements. Lot 1OA
~ Price reasonable,
MOIern KOOmcd House, q South YORK street
cheap, ,,.,,l
Good Roomcd Brick House, corner Wood anC
Thlny.Cighih streets. rhy nsnn Investment
A splendid Farm near Mt. Pleasant, ONO
eight miles from Wheeling.
Seven ROOmed House OH North Front StESe9
lot 0X0O. -
BgIlliHg Lots.
from Aprill /. ,-,,
la pnnl Estnte Agent. I'm Min st.
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CHICAGO, March l2.-Wheat Arm, Corn quiet
Oats outlet and uninIcresting, Provisions higher,
Flour glies sH ing. unchanged ~ spring WHEAT Ms
ilA70jsc closing II 30; June ~ As09.c clos
ing ~ eCNci July Ig,tas0Ci closing
a 90, Corn No, 2, @>sAs6Stoi Nay TlI6p
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The cattle market has boon fairly good this
week, The hog market 10 active. Prices range
Cae-i, 900 70 LOO lbs. stock 4aIItcpcr H.; 500
to 90 lbs Ssngtc per H.; 700 TO 800 lbs. Sa191c
Ho1s-Market fair: 6aS1[c per ID.
Ldnlbs-GOOd at la'c per ID,
C1lra-3Ahc per ID,
Shoell-;AlIfe per ID,
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FOR RENT.
rrustaa,s Sale.
TRUSTEE's SALE.

l 'hN''A III - 'F@AA@A&'
By virtue Of deed Of trust mado by Isaac
lIAiletI 10 me ia trustee, dated June :, lSsb re-
Cnrlcl In the office OF the Clerk Of the County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deei0l
Trust Book No. ., pngc ~, Will sell ~ ny Wy
north front door OF tho Court House OF halu
county, on
SATURDAY, the 18th DAY Of FEBRUARY, 1883,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. NJ, tho following
described property that Is to say: The south nal
Of lot number one hundred and thirty.iOur (l5il,
fronting Oh the east side Of Market Square, "a
the Filth ward In the city Of Wheeling ONO
county. West Virginia, with the improvements
thereon, consisting Of brick dwelling house anu
Office building and Outbullding.
The title Is believed TO be good, but selling US
trustee will convey only the title vested III me
BY said deed Of trust.
TERMS OF SALE-OnG.thlrd cash, or as much
NOR Ms the puschRsCr Inny elect, on day OF snlc,
the balance In two equal InstAlmcnts AT one ana
two years, the puschAser 10 give notes LOT ue'
ierNd payments bearing six per cent; Tue MtiC
will be retained until payment sInnde IN inli'
VII. HALLER. Auctionccr. ie93
The above sale is hereby ndIourneduntil satur'
U III "'''H ~ '''' GO, SMITH, Trustee.
The above sale Is continued until Saturday
March q, ISIS, Mt 10 AN. ,,,,-r,, ,r-,,.,oo
mFl1 q. o. SMITH, IFNhlCC.
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This was heard at the polieemen's ball
the other night; He-Will you dance
this waltz with meP Shell would like
10, but / can't recherche, Ho did not
pFeas tho point.
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1t is reported that Maurel, the French
tenor, Is coming to America on salary
Of S25O,000.
Tho report fails to say whether this
salary Is for a week or u century,
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Speaking OF hard times, a dollar bill
will 90 as far now as II did before the
war-if sufficient postage is placed on
tho envelope, and the letter is not inter.
oepted by q thieving postal clerk.
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GIIRES AEL EIEEalRS,

from a common Tiiotcti, or Eruption, to tho
worst ScrofIila. Salt-rheum, "Fevor-sOres,"
Scaly or Rough Skin, In short, nil diseases
caused by bad blood arc conquered by this
POWERFUL purifying, and invignrating mcdi-
its benign influence. Especinlly has It mimi
tested its potency In curing T6ttpr, Eczema,
Erysipelas, B0is, CarhunclCs, Sore Eyee, Scroll
ulous Sores and SwcllIngs, lip-jplnt Disease
"whlte Swellings," Goitrt, or Thick Neck,
STAMPS for largo Trcatlsc, with coiOrcd
plates, on Skin Diseases or the Bame amount
Sor Treatise on RCrofulous Affections. !.
"FOR THE BLOOD Is THE LIFE"
Thoroughly cleanse 1t by using DR.. PIprcc's
Golden MedIcnl Discovery, and good
digestion, fair skin, buoynnt spirits, vital
stfen0th and bodily health will DO established.
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Mails, Fence AMI RrGds-lOd to cod, 81 10: Sd and
ID, 81 35i ID and I'd, S! 90; ID and ID, q 70; Sd
s. 90; 81, 81 80.
Idrrti-s inch, s. IS; u inch, 81 IS; inch 81 10;
N inch, SS6O;lh Inch s. IS; ~ Inch 50 10; ~
inch 8! 81.
81 IS; * to "a Inch. 81 49, Finch, 81 IS; 2l inch,
81 60; : inch aud over, g. IS.
Gazing and BOS-lOd 10 sod, 50 IS: Sd. s. 10; Cd,
a ni. i'd 81 90: 3D. 81 50
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Woman-Who,G Goes ptof,the House
Fiye-Times-a-D Day is the name Of a pako-
ia sQpaw, Diving blizzards she changes
her name.
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A writer says: "a woman's crown Of
glory is n fine head of hair" 1t must he
a great satisfaction to q woman to know
that "a crown Of gloryn can DO pur-
chased for S30-providcd she has $50.
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A Clear Completion.

How can you expect clear complex.
ion when the blood is full Of impurities
and the stomach clogged? The blood
becomes impure because the liver does
not act properly and work off the poison
from the system, and the certain results
are the blotches, pimples and cruptions,
Purify the blood with Simmons Liver
Regulator, and regulate, the liver, stom.
ach and bowels, and then tho skin will
become clear. HwR&w
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Removal.
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL M
The Mutual Savings Rank has removed from
Nc. Il Twelfth street, ONCE of underwritsn'
Insurance Co., to tho new ofiSs of the SANG
Company. at No. rloO Main street, INST door
lSOrO the EzchAugO Bank, nF'
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EEw York, March la.-Petroleum dull, frs!
sales made ut 9dc; moved up easily and closed
strong at VIC; sales To-, 200 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, March Happened at 95Ifc;
closed ut 97Ic; highest 9I54ci lowest 9ici clear
AnCes Gi9 600 barrels.
PITBBuRdH, Pa, March lS.-PctrolOum active
and fair; opened Ut 9jc: closed ~ gIIlc; highest
VIC; lowest g5c.
TITUsvILLE, Pa, March Happened at 95IIEEc;
highest 9751SSc; lowest 9J,9Ssc; closed at gltc.
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"FoR THE BLooD Is THE LIFE"
CONSUMPTION,

and cured by this remedy, IL taken In the
earlier stages OF tho dlsoas1. From It's mar
Vicious power over this terribly faiSi llapaEc,
when ilfEt Offering this now world-tamcl REM
eiy TO tile public, DR.. Pierce thought serlously
n calling IL bis "COESUMpTIOS CURE" but
abandoned that hume Us too restrictive Tor
q medicine which, from its wonderful com
bInatIon of tonic, or strong th0ning, Alternative;
ntttrftfyo pfopertle8, Is upegIalod, not only
a. a remedy for Consumption, but for al
-. La LAl.nhAnaI Of lhfa
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commissioners Sale.
GALE OF VALUABLE
y Real Estate.

puunncc Of decree o. M SiT TSa t SSGy
Of ono "a f.brtary, 1855, In the suit o. II.
eighth "a! ,,ntnistratof vs.. Ann u. smytn anu
sa!, ,l he undefsIsncd Special commissioner
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CHICAGO, March ls.-Unlon Stock Yards: Cat
tle-Reccipts 600 head; shipments ZOO head;
market steady: steers s. OOaS "; stOCkers and
feeders 81 40a5 co.; COWS, bulls and mixed g 0aL
20: Texas fed steers 81 IOal 10. Hogs-ReceIpts
900 head; Shipmcnts 600 head; market strong
and 80 higher; mixed 81 25a6 Is; heavy s. ajA
20; light 81 lbaj 10; Gkips s. G0Gb ". Sheep
Receipts 1000 head: shipments loo head; mar.
Eet strong; natives 81 OOaj OO western s. OOa6 QO
Texans 81 Lab W; lambs 50 2ln6 -.
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EAST LIBIRTY. Pa, MarCh l3,-CNttle- HCceIpts
~ heal; shipments % heGli market dull and
he Of,from yesterdays prices. HOgs-Hccctpts
40 head; shipments none; market active; Philn.
delphlRs s. 75HS NJ; mixed s. Gjttj 76; Workers
$ 5a5 20; common to fair s. 2tG5 10; pigs 81 5Da
%. Sheep-Recelpts $500 head; shipments
nothing: market firm and unchanged,
CISctSSATf, O., March l3,-.Hogs firm; com.
erS s. 3Oa5 Is; receipts LOO shipments 40
head,