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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
The East.
- CoififODOB Durtea, of the Now York
- Yacht Club, has been expelled for conduct
unbecoming s gentleman. His offense con
sisted of claiming a race in which his yacht
rounded the wrong buoy, and receiving
stakes aa a winner Nearly 12,000 Ger
man immigrants arrived at New York dur
ing July. The total during the year, up to
August 1, is 78,386 Jacob E. Eckleldt,
aged 70, Chief Assayer in the United States
Mint died in Philadelphia last week. He was
a son of Adam Eckfeldt, who was appointed
Chief Coiner of the Mint by President
'Washington The great trot over the Buf
falo course, on the 10th of August, between
those noted flyers, Goldsmith Maid, Lucy,
American Girl and Henry, was one of the
most exciting races ever contested in this
country, ana was witnessed by an immense
concourse. The result of the struggle is a
striking exemplification of the uncertnintirs
of horse racing, being won by Lucy, follow
ed by american Girl, with Goldsmith Maid
third, and Henry fourth. Time 2:181, 2:171,
2:101, 2:22 Frank Monsa and. wife, of
Caconsburg, Pa., kindled a fire with kero
sene last week. They were buried the fol
lowing day A large number of the Pitts
burg rolling-mills suspended operations last
week, on account of the intense heat......
James H. Burke, a valuable trotting horse.
for which George Ferguson, his owner, paid
$27,000, dropped dead on the track, at Buf
falo, while trotting an exciting race, on ihe
via inac. ..
Mas. Jobh Jokes, of Allegheny City, Pa.
burned herself to death while attempting
to light a fire with coal oil, on the 11th inst.
John Harper has sold his horse Iiyttlc
- ton to Aristide Welsh, of Philadelphia, who
intends to enter him for the international
race at New Orleans.
Attorhst Gcrbral Barlow, of New York,
annonnces that the suits against Tweed and
Hall have not been withdrawn, but, on the
contrary, they will be pressed witn energy.
......A Dpanisa steamer ixom Havana, witn
IS cases of yellow fever on board, is in
quarantine m JNew xork......rhilip jLircb-
ner, a wealthly farmer, 70 years old, suicid
ed near ittsburg, tne ntner day, by Hang
ing himself in his orchard Col. J. M.
Robinson and John Cornell, two local New
York politicians, had a dispute the other
day, and agreed to settle it by a duel. The
seconds loaded the weapons (seven-barreled
navy revolvers) and paced off the ground,
ten paces it Deiog agrees mat eacn saould
draw at the word "fire," and advance and
continue firing until one or the other fell.
It so happened that a large willow tree stood
at tne east end ot tne ground paced ott, and
just to the left of each principal. They
shook hands and took their stand. ach
man placed his hand on his revolver, and
the referee counted "one," "two" Before
"three" could be pronounced both prinei-
. pals simultaneously dodgod behind the wil
low trees, and fired. Col. Robinson's shot
- went into the air and Cornell's went into
the ground. After the smoke had disap
peared Cornell stuck his head from behind
the tree, and shouted: "Say, Colonel, I
don't see any use in you and me having any
fuss. If you are a mind to treat the crowd,
I would just as soon stop shooting." "We
won't insist on the duel going on if you
don't, but I won't treat. I am willing to
leave lurtner proceedings to tne seconus.
After a few moments' conference the seconds
decided that if each would open a basket of
' wine the duel might end there. The duel
ists stepped from behind tne trees, shook
- hands, invited their friends into the hotel,
ana produced tne wine... Dr. Xjo well Ma
son, the well-known musical composer, of
New York, is dead, aged 81 Lyman
Munger, a prominent and wealthy citizen of
" Buffalo, and one of the early pioneers of
Western New Yerk, died Aug. 11.
. San Wood's bet of $10,000 on Greeley, that
has been on deposit for several days in New
York, has been accepted by Gen. Hillyer,
who offers to rsise Wood to the extent of a
. house and lot in Harlem Fisher Brothers,
on aeaiers, or fittsburgb, have failed for
million dollars.
Thk much-talked-of prise-fight between
the notorious bruisers Mace aDd O'Baldwin
ended in a miserable farce. The District
Attorney at Baltimore threatened the own
. era ot the steamers chartered to carry the
excursionists to the battle ground with pros-
couuon li mey. persisted la sucn a course.
1 warning was heeded, and the shoulder.
' hitters were deprived of the means of reach -
mg the ground Bogan and Wilson, who
committed the bold and outrageous robbery
on Mrs. Hardy, a New. York boarding-house
keeper, on the 12th of July, have been sen
- tenced to twenty years each in the Peniten
tiary. .Nettie Wilson, an accomplice, re
ceived live years At Corry, Pi., last
week, James Donnelly had his head literal
ly severed from His shoulders by an insane
man namea r eviiis, whom he was convey
ing to aa asylum. The weapon used was an
" axe...... The house ol John G. Whittier, the
, poet, at. Amesoury, Mass., was struck by
lightning recently, prostrating him to the
uwr. Aia injuries were sugac
The West.
Th first new wheat of the season, com
prising a consignment of ten car loads, was
received in Milwaukee on the 8th inst...... A
diabolical attempt was made, last week, to
ouru me town oi Dteuoenville, Ohio, a num
ber ot houses in different parts of the
town nemg bred simultaneously. The fires
were extinguished before they gained much
A compart has left Salt Late City for the
Arizona diamond fields...... Wm. Nesbitt was
" horribly mutilated by a thrashing machine
near Davenport, Iowa, last week.
Mrs. Mathews, mother of Vice President
Colfax, died at South Bend, Ind., Aug. 11,
agea o......a wholesale marrying occurred
at the German Catholic church, in Peru
vu Diiuun, uo hid ei August ten
cuupiea, an r oies, irom LaBaUe, being uni
Charles Bradbukji, a prominent and
wealthy citizen of Cleveland, Ohio, is dead.
The rate of freights from the Mississppi
river to the lakes has been doubled....The
ceie orated Indian lighter and scout, "Wild
Bill," passed through Meadota, 111., recent
ly, on his way to Buffalo, in charge of a
p "j ui luuiau oraves.
Tan Indians have been making a raid
into San Peto county, Utah. The settlers
turned out, had a fight with the red-skins,
and drove them into the mountains Rich
lead mines have been discovered in Butler
county, Kansas The total number of
aeatns in unicago for the week ending Aug,
14 reached 417, an increase of 95 over the I
preceding week. The principal causes of I
death were: Accidental. 11: cholera In.
lan'um, 151; consumption, 14 ; convulsions.
". umiruoa, . , typnoia lever, 24. Two-
thirds ot the deaths were children under
. two years of age. .
Johr H. Bradlet, an old and honored
citizen of Indianapolis, Ind., is dead
x-esntigo, Wis., haa been visited by the
most terrific thunder-storm she ever expe
rienced. Odd Fellows' Hall was struck by
uo ciectric nam, completely demolishing
MAO VUlJUlUg.' -
The South.
a on Mobile and
. Ohio railroad, near Humboldt, Tenn., last
weekj three negroes were killed and five
wounded The committee appointed at a
. recent meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Southern Baptist Theoldgical Seminary,
lor toe purpose ot seeaing a suitable loca
tion for that institution, have decided upon
Louisville as the most desirable place.
Competition for the location was very active
oetween Atlanta, tra., nasnviue ana Uhatta-
nooga, Tenn.
Hoi. Joseph Mayo, one of Richmond's
oldest and best citizens, is dead, aged 77
years Maj. Thomas J. Randolph, a great
grandson of Thomas Jefferson, and a con
tractor on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
was killed last week, in Fayette county,
Va., by a premature explosion while blast
ing. Newton C. Chahdlkr, a noted desperado,
was executed at Charlotte, N. C.,on the 10th
of August The North Missouri railroad
is to be sold of auction in. St. Louis, on the
11th of September, to satisfy a judgment
against the road of over $500,000.
News comes from Brownsville, Texas, of
another atrocious Mexican outrage. Two
prominent frontier merchants Mr. Alexan
der and Mr. Simeon were attacked near
that city, while riding in a carriage, by
three notorious greasers. Mr. Alexander
was killed, and his companion only saved
himself by flight. The assassins fled to
Mexico. Great excitement prevailed on the
corpse being brought in. An inquest was
immediately held, the verdict being that
Alexander was killed by an ameer of Cor
tina's. A strong feeling was manifested in
favor of organizing a force to pursue these
Mexican murderer?.
A rbgro named Johnson is under arrest at
Greensboro, N. C, for attempting to poison
26 persons, on the occasion of a school com
mencement. The fiend put poison in the
ice-cream which he had been directed to
freeze Bishop Elder, of Natchez, Miss.,
has been appointed to succeed Archbishop
Spaulding as Archbishop of Baltimore.
Mrs. Martha E. Blackwood, of Scotts
ville, Sullivan county, Mo., was foully mur
dered by three young ruffians last week
Louisville commercial and banking circles
have been thrown into a state of confusion
by the discovery of forgeries to the amount
of $150,000 committed by Robert Atwood,
who had been looked upon as a staunch, reliable
and worthy business man. Atwood
fled the city, but was captured at Seymour,
Ind. Wild speculation led to his downfall.
Washington.
It is announced that there will be no
more negotiations on the new lean until af
tor the Presidential election The South
era Claims Commission has gone on a tour
South to investigate the claims of loyal citi
was.
The Treasury Department has adopted
regulations providing that hereafter all ap
pointments and promotions in the New
York Custom-House will be made in accord
ance with the results of public competitive
exsminations, aa prescribed in the rules
governing the civil service Since the let
ter ot (rerrit Smith, interceding for the lm-
prisonea ii.u-ii.iux at Albany, similar rec
ommendations nave been received from in
fluent: al Republicans. Tna report of Col.
Whitley, chief of the secret service, who
naa been directed by the President to in
vea tips te as to the several cases, will be the
oasis ot the President's action.
It is announced that eighteen of the South
Carolina Ku-Klux, now in Albany (N. Y.)
Penitentiary, will shortly be pardoned by
the President, through the intercession of
(xerritt bmilh The contract for carrying
the Pacific mails between the United States
and China has been awarded to the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company at $500,000 per
annum.
Foreign.
Twelvb English cricketers sailed from
Liverpool for Canada on the 8th of August.
They will play exhibition games in Canada
and the United States The Pope has ad
dressed a note to Thiers, congratulating
r ranee upon megrea success ot the J reach
loan The rench Assembly has adopted
measures looking to the strengthening of
various ioruncauons ine rinderpest is
playing havoc with the cattle in Russia and
Germany The following embraces the
latest bulletin from the land of chronic re
bellion. Mexico: "A revolution occurred
at Tampico on the receipt of the news of the
death ot Juarez. truerrero insurgents
shout, "Hurrah tor Diaz and death to
lierdo I" There were no other disturbances,
either in the capital or elsewhere, upon the
announcement or tne death ol Juarez. Jon
gress meets in extra session on September
id. n is oeiievea that tne revolutionists
will disband when inforn ed of the policy
of the administration. The funeral of
Juarez was an imposing spectacle. The
corpse was interred in the Pantheon. All
the streets and houses were draped with
mourning, ana tne procession bore number
less omblems of grief. Fully 70.000 soecti
tors lined the streets through which it pass
ed. The death of Juarez is generally re
gretted. Angel Xturbide, a son of the ex
Emperor, died at the capital the same day
as Juarez. It is reported that Diaz has de
cided to go to San Francisco, in consequence
oi receiving no aid from the people of Tepee
Gen. W. B. Franklin and F. W. Eunkle.
of Colt's Manufacturing Co., who have re
cently returned from Europe, brought an
order from the Prussian Government for the
manufacture, of eighty thousand improved
Chessepot guns, to .be used with metallic
cartridges. - -
Kirs Amadeus of 8pain, approving the
proposition submitted to him by his Cabinet,
has signed a decree providing for the gradu
al abolition of slavery in the provinces of
Cuba and Porto Kico Thera has been an
exciting debate in the British Parliament
oyer the - proposition to remove Justice
Keogh, whose decision in the Gal way con
tested election esse renected so severely on
the Catholic clergy. The motion wss de
feated by 100 majority Lata news from
Cuba reports a terrible battle at Halequin,
...li: - J r a . 1 1 i-i - . - .
j-couibiug lu a ucitb w biio opamaras, witn
a loss oi zuu men ana the commanding offi
cer, uoi. xiuerto.
All the English railways have advanced
their freight and passenger tariff in conse
quence of the increase in the price of coal.
Six hundred convicted Communists were
shipped from the Island of. Aix, on the 10th
of August, for New Caledonia, the penal
colony of France. Several thousands of
these otienders have now been sent to that
island, which is a desolate and inhospitable
spot of ground in the Southern Pacific A
statue of John, the founder of the gymnastic
rcDBs practiced uj tne organizations
known as Turnvt rein, was unveiled on the
10th of August, at Berlin, with solemn cere
monies, in the presence of an immense enn-
eourse of people Gen. Sherman visited
the Woolwich (England) arsenal on Aiiir. 10.
witnessed experiments and lunched with
the omcers devolutions are conducted in
rem with an expedition that is deserving of
-"ft wuiijiguu.Muii. uiuva btic luab advices
were received from that country, a rebellion
has been inaugurated, the leader has seized
the Government and declared himself dic
tator, the President has been assaaainatAH.
uo nucuiuug guici in turn nas Deen taken
prisoner and executed, the insurrection has
been suppressed, a new President ha bmn
chosen and inducted, and the country
is as quiet again as if nothing had happened.
Advices from San Domingo report the
country tranquil. Cabral has disbanded his
forces and gone to Port au Prince to offer. his
services to the Haytiens,
The representatives of the London press
banqueted Mr. Stanley on the 12th inst
An extensive cotton factory was destroyed
in Geneva, Switzerland, Aug. 12. involving
a Jons ui iv.uvu.um irancs, ana tnrowin? Hon
operatives out of employment A Havana
letter says that the financial affairs of Cuba
are rapi ily approaching a crisis. It is be
lieved that exohange wilt advance to 40 per
ceuk wiieo m cuiiapso taxes place,
The announcement that King Amadeus
had signed a decree providing for the aboli
tion of slavery in the provinces of Spain
was erroneous. He simply approved a code
oi ruiea carrying into enect tne emancipa
tion law of 1809 Bismarck ba- just ceie-
brated his silver wedding The visit of
thM fr m a m N.iirrDnia anjf tht 1 ' . I
the ex-Empress Eugenie and the Prince
- r- - - - ii.uiio
Imperial to Scotland haa been attended with
oonstant displays of sympathy from the
large crowds that assemble wherever they
go... ...At the dinner given to Stanley in
Paris, he was accompanied by his native
African boy, Kululu, a robust lad of 10. The
correspondent of the London News says:
ine ebony child displayed a modest assur
ance, and realiy gentlemanly manners un
der these trying circumstances. When he
went away, I saw a great many ladies in the
court yard of the Hotel Chatham kissing
him." The latest advices from Mexico
furnish the following summary of the situa-
tion: The Cabinet is still unchanged. The
revolutionary chiefs are laying down their
arras to accept amnesty. Lerdo Tejeda, it
believed, will be elected President without
much opposition. No formal nominations
for the office have yet been made. Tejeda's
course, thus far, has given great satisfaction.
The country is becoming tranquil and pub
lic confidence is being restored. Efforts are
being made to organize Juarez's supporters
at the last Presidential election into a polit
ical p?rty,- with a view to supporting ex
Gov. Baez for the Presidency The wound
ed prisoners captured in the revolt ol
Queretarre have been condemned to death.
A wide-spread scheme for the enlistment
of volunteers for the Cuban army has been
discovered in Canada A report comes
from Florence ihat Cardinal Antonelli and
the Pope have quarreled, and that the
former threatens to resign if the Holy
Father does not desist irom his hostility
to the Italian Government Stanley's
search for Livingstone cost over $50,000
The London Spectator says Livingstone's
letters are written with a vulgar jocularity
foreign to great travelers, and suggests that
he has become ulcerated in mind, if he has
not indeed sustained some permanent injury
to his intellectual powers, in consequence
being so long shut out from the world, sick,
hungry and heart-broken, and without any
opportunity of seeing or conversing with
white person. His diary has been forward
ed to his daughter, sealed, with orders that
it shall not be opened until bis return
death M. Kaiser, the celebrated German
astronomer, is dead Reliable advices
from Mexico are to the effect that Diaz haa
laid down his arms and accepted the am
nesty, which finally closes the rebellion
that country.
The Geneva Arbitration.
Gerbva, Aug. 8. The Board met to-day
at half-past 12, and after a session of two
and a half hours adjourned to Wednesday
next. Several of the arbitrators and coun
sel are suffering from indisposition caused
by excessive, toil and disagreeable weather.
The object of the court in adjourning for so
long a period is to give the members time
for especial study of a number of the points
involved in the cases which have come be
fore them. It is confidently hoped the labors
of the Tribunal will be brought to
satisfactory conclusion by the loth of Sep
tember. Geneva, Ang. 9. Wm. M. Evarts goes to
Paris to-day, but will return before the re
assembling of the Arbitrators, next Wednes
day. Caleb Cushing and Mr. Waite will
visit Chamouni during the adjournment
the Court. It is supposed that the Ameri
can representatives have completed their
caae. The English agents and counsel are
employing themselves during the recess in
preparing their reply thereto. The Arbitra
tors, counsel, and other gentlemen connect
ed with the Tribunal, dined together at the
Hotel lies .Mergers, te-day.
Geneva, Aug. 10. A Queen's messenger,
bearing dispatches supposed to be of little
importance, left here to-day for London.
There is nothibg new regarding the action
oi tne ATiounai.
Gerbva, Aug. 12. Mr. Cohen, an English
barrister, who prepared the case for the
Crown on the subject of the American claims
for less to the mercantile marine of the
United States, has been summoned here
from London. This gives riso to the con
jecture that a decision has baen rendered
upon the general question of England s re
sponsibility for the direct losses claimed by
America, and that Cohen is called in to as
sist in arguing upon the amount of damage
to oe awitraea.
In the debate in the Tribunal upon the
question of the use of due diligence by Great
.Britain, air. (jusning strongly urged the
point that the same diligence upon the part
ot tne .British authorities which afterward
served to detain the Confederate rams would
have been equally effectual in preventing
the escape of the cru:sers, had it been exer
cised.
New York, Aug. 12. A special from Gen
eva says that the Tribunal ot Arbitration
has required argument on three points.
r irst, due auigence as a principle of li
Second, what was the value of the. commis
sion held by the Confederate cruisers, and
how far did the coaling of the cruisers in
-bnglish porta make .England responsible
for their acts? These points have been
elaborately argued by Sir Roundall Palmer
and Messrs. Evarts, Cushing. and Waite.
The fact that the Tribunal analyzes the
cases, as is seen in these points, is strongly
lavuraoie in ih inaicaiion.
Gerbva, Aug. 13. The Board of Arbitra
tion has not yet settled in the main the
question whether the British Government
used due diligence to prevent the escape of
tne reuei cruisers. iae court is engaged in
examining, successively, the cases of these
vessels, to ascertain how far the general
cnarge oi neglect on tne part oi ureal ijntatn
may hold good with regard to each. It is to
assist in this investigation that Cohen has
been summoned to Geneva, as his knowledge
of the circumstances of each case is supposed
to invest him with the authority of an
expert.
New York, Aug. 13. A Geneva letter savs
that the American claim for damages by the
privateer Alabama is for the sum of about
$7,000,000. The English papers i the case,
however, fixed the damages at $3,000,000,
which, it is contended, is all that should be
paid, if indeed any guilt is to be laid to
-Eingtana at an.
Gerbva, Aug. 14. The silting of the Board
of Arbitration opened to-day at 12:30, and
at 3 p. m. the Court adjourned until coon to
morrow. All the counsel were present.
Important Gold and Silver Discoveries
in Arizona.
a. AiOs Anceies, ual., dispatch an
nounces the arrival there, on the 10th
of August, of the Todd party, with
Prof. Glass, from the geological expedi
tion mrouca Arizona ana ssew Alexico.
They have 1,000 pounds of specimen
gold, silver, and other ores, and several
pints of precious and doubtful stones.
On the route from Fort Windgate to
Albuquerque, and on the borders of
Arizona, in what are called the Ant
11 ills, precious stones were discovered.
an at tne suriace. iney nave genuine
ruoies, tne specimens ranging from
large pea downward. The diamonds, if
any, are small and of little value. The
party found rich gold and silver bear
ing quartz near Fort Windgate. The
party also claims to have discov
ered, ana locatea nowinc oil springs
taat will yield from 70 to 100 barrels a
day. They will not divulge the precise
location, in tne oia mounds ana rums
of ancient cities they found relics of
tools, pottery, and woven cloth centu
ries old. The party is not sanguine as
to the aiamond discoveries. Three
pints of their best stones will be tested
ana exnioitea. iney sunered priva
tions on tne road, and narrowly escaped
perishing crossing the Colorado desert.
I he diamond excitement at 'Frisco is
The International Prison Congress.
The coldness, or rather the indiffer
ence, with which the London press haa
looked upon the Prison Congress lately
assemoiea, is taKen up by Mr. (Jonway
in a late letter. The Times gave very
imperfect reports of the proceedings, a
lew other papers lollowed its example,
but the majority ignored it entirely, its
spirit of progress being too distasteful
to them. After the adjourm ent, the
delegates lorrned into parties, and visit
ed the ditlerent penal institutions of
Great Britain, the Government furnish-
ing special trams for the purpose. The
' ' . 1 -. T ,
ijvuKiraa unneu uuite unanimously in
favor of more humanity being shown to
prisoners, and in the desire that corno
ral punishmentshould be abolished, and
that a progressive system should be
adopted, in which prisons should be ar
ranged in groups, where the inmate
could have an opportunity of graduating
irom a Daa scale to a better, until he
should be thought fit for liberty. The
prison management of Be'gium and
Ireland were shown to be the most
favorable tor moral improvement,
The Reputed Western Golconda.
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The announcement has been made in
the dispatches of the discovery of a new
Golconda in the Territory of Arizona,
which eclipses anything Stanley discov
ered among Afric's sunny fountains,
rolling down their golden sands. It is
related that this Golconda abounds in
diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emer
alds, which can be had by the shovel
ful, and tbe smallest measure for which
is the quart. It is said that a company
has been formed in San Francisco, with
a capital of ten millions, to work these
fields; that they liavo kept the thing
very quiet until now; that thev have
in the Bank of Califo nia $1 000,000
worth of large diamonds, one diamond
of the Koh-i-noor style, and a quart of
small diamonds, not to mention the
heaps of such rubbish as rubies, emer
alds and sapphires, the pecks and bush
els of which are not enumerated. To
reinforce these statements we are told
of a number of pirates, Indians and
bandits, "who have always concealed
treasures thereabouts; of scouts who
have always known these treasures;
andol Aztecs who. before the days of
Cortez, used to go up there from Mexi
co and carry these precious stones by
pocket-loads, if these Aztecs wore pock
ets. In fact, the narrative reads like
Disraeli s "embarrassment ot riches in
" IOthair," when he commences de
scribing the personal adornments an
surroundings of his characters. It may
be that there is such a wholesale re
pository of gems in Arizona, and it may
not be. - The only thing certain is the
existence ot tne stock company. .Not
withstanding the manner in which the
Bank of California is loaded down with
diamonds, and the practices of th
Aztecs, we advise our rea-iers to go
very slowly in stock-investment, an
workmen who are making fair wages to
think twice before they go to Golconda
Chicago Tribuue.
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A New Departure in Medicine.
There are " new departures" in medi
cine -as well as in politics. The latest
and most successful of these is the bold
movement of Dr. Joseph Walker, of
California, who has actually had th
effrontery to produce a Vegetable Tonic
and Restorative, without any alcoholic
basis, which is curing disorders of the
stomach, liver, bowels, nerves and pul
monary organs, with a rapidity that
fairly entitles him to the anathemas of
the Old School of Physicians, and the
praise and confidence of the New I His
California Vinegar Bitters may be
safely pronounced the most popula
remedy of the age. When it is considered that
this now famous specific was introduced some
two years ago, its present sale, which is at the
rate of 3,000,000 bottles per annum, can only
be ascribed to its intrinsic merits. It is be
lieved that the history of ' patent medicines
affords no example of a success so rapid and
complete, xne community insists that this
success is thoroughly deserved, and we have
no inclination to dispute its dictum. The Voice
of the People, if not exactly that of Omnipo
tence, is generally tne voice ol uommen (tense,
and as they have had ample time to take a
sober second thought on the subject, it may
be assumed that in this instance their opinion
is creditable to tneir sagacity LUom.
The advertisement of a Western
stone-cutter reads : " Those who buy
tomb-stones of us look with pride and
satisfaction on the graves of their
friends."
Tr you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated
have frequent headache, mouth tastes
bad, poor appetite, and tongue coated
you are suffering from Torpid Liver or
" Biliousness," and nothing will cure so
speedily and permanently as Dr. Pierce :
Golden Medical Discovery. Sold by all
lruggists. 610
The members of the Jesuit College at
lessen have demanded passports irom
the Government, and are about to break
up that establishment. The Superior
has taken out a passort lot Denmark
and the United States ; the other mem
bers protiose to disperse over England
trance, Spam, .Portugal, Holland and
America. Not one will remain at Essen
Asm ma. Upward of one thousand of
the worst cases of Asthma have been
relieved by using Jonas Whitcomb's
Remedy for Asthma. In no case of
purely Asthmatic character has it failed
to give prompt, relief. Your druggist
has it. rCom.
TuEGreenvil'e (Tenn.) ecandal. which
unpleasantly connected the names of
Andrew Johnson and Mrs. Harold, caus
ing the suicide of the latter, has got into
the courts on a suit lor libel, in which
$ iu,uuu damages are claimed.
Whether for use on man or beast, the
Merchant's Gargling Oil will be found an
invaluable JUimment, and worthy of use by
every resident in the land. Wo know of no
proprietary medicine or article now used in
the United States which shares the cood will
of the people to a greater degree than this.
jx. x. independent.
Officers and soidiera who served in
the army, physicians, surgeons, and eminent
men and women everywhere, join in recom
mending Johnson's Anodyne Liniment to be
tbe best internal and external family medicine
ever invented. That a our experience. I (Jom.
An editor yays the only reason he
knows why his house was not blown
away the other day during a severe gale
is because there was a heavy mortgage
upon it.
Rupture can be cured without suffer
ing. Jiliistic Trusses are superseding au
others. Beforo buying Metal Trusses or Sup
porters, send lor a descriptive circular to the
slastic Truss Co., CSS Broadway, A". Y. Com.
The purest and sweetest Cod-Liver
Oil -in the world is Hazard A Caswell's,
made on the sea-shorc, from fresh, selected
livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New
York. It is absolutely vure and sweet. Pa
tients who have once token it prefer it to all
others. Physicians have decided it superior
to any ot the other oils in market.
If vou want to be well dressed wear
the Elmwood collar. If you waDt to be
economical wear the Elmwood collar. If you
want to feel comfortable wear the Elmwood
collar. For sale at all Gents' Furnishing
stores. Com.
Consumers should use from one-fourth
to one-half less of Dooley's than of other
Yeast or Baking Powders. It is put up full
weight. Com. .
The Worcester (Mass.) Gazette says:
'Tbey who wish to advertise iudiciously and
cheaply can find no better medium through
which to reach the great public than through
Geo. P. Bowell Co.'s Agency, New York."
Seymour and Graut dined together in
Utica. Politics were ignored.
A Deuohtfox Subpiusk. LadieB whose
fnrpii nr clonftol bv nnnerflciitl discoloration!!, and
wlio have resolved to try Hauan's Magnolia Balm an
a remedy, liava no id.aa of Ilia welcome durpritie they
will receive from their mirrors alter a lew applica
tions f that health. ul purifier oftlie complexion. If
At all excitable thv will scream with raptnre on
beholding the change : whether the Memish it is de
sired to remove be pallowneB. blotches, pimples,
freckles, loneliness, nr an unnatural pallor, it is
bound to disappear under tho ionic operation of this
wonderlnl ueent. To suy that the blemish disappears,
does not. however, convey any idea ol" the effect pro
duced 1V this celebrated beautifier. Tbe unsightly
tinire. whether riiffiiaml over the whtle countenance.
or in spots or patches, is replaced by a uniform, pearly
uiooni. to WU1C11 no descri ption can no j uhkb. iwiui.
As Quick ah a Ft.ash of Liohtnino doeB
CRittTADoao's KxcELaioa IIaib Dvb act upon the hair,
whiskers and mustaches; no chameleon tints, but the
purest Raven or the most exiiuisite lirowiifl will be
evolved. Goin:
In Onk to Five Minutes. Headache, Ear
ache. Neuralgia. T.Hme Back. Diarrhea. Croups.
Sprains, aud all similar complaints, are relieved hy
M laqg 8 Instant Kalirf. or money reluuaea. iKjom.
Railways and Their Cost.
According to the latest volume re
specting railroads and railroad progress,
there is now a total of 60,852 miles of
railroad in the United States, costing in
round numbers $3,000,000,000, or one
half more than the funded debt of the
United States. Tho aggregate mileage
cost of the railroads constructed last
year was $225,000,000, at $30,000 a mile.
The increased mileage of railroads con
structed in 1872 was 7,353 miles, against
6,145 in 1871, and 1,099 in 1870. The
increased mileage of railroads construct
ed from 1851 lo 1S61 was 20 per cent,
per annum, and the increase of tonnage
was 50 per cent, per annum. From 1861
to 1871 tbe increased m:leage was 10
per cent, and the tonnage 23 per cent,
per annum. Illinois possesses more
miles of railroad (5,904) than any other
State in the Union. Pennsylvania ranks
the second railroad Statu, with 5,113,
and Now York is third, with 4,380
miles.
A Timely Hint.
More attention must be given by
farmers to this matter of the quality of
cows. They do not hesitate to test the
quality of a mowing machine or plow,
but rarely investigate the machine which
is to grind up their hay and grain to be
converted into milk, buUer or beef.
The milk of some cows is totally unfit
for butter-making. It not only refuses
to be made into butter itself, but pre
vents other milk from raising cream
Such cows should be devoted to the
cheese factory. All this inconvenience
and loss may be prevented by testing
tbe milk in a glass tube, which wnl
cost somewhere from fifteen to twenty
hve cents.
All the. year round. Sheridan's Cavahy
condition Powder should be given to horses
that are " kept up." To horses and cattle that
graze in summer they should only be given in
winter ana spring Luom.
PKOI'tE'S CHOLERA REMEDY.
-Fob Over Thibtt Veabs 1872.
PEBBT DAVIS'
FAIN-KILLER
Mas been testes in evcrr varietr of climate, and bv
almost every nation known to Americans. It i-t the
constant coinpaniou and inestimable friend of the
missionary and ine traveler, en sea or land, and no
ouesnouia travel on our laKee or rtvere without c.
Since the I'AlX-KILLKIt was first introduced, and
met withsnchextensivesale. manv TMitw.nLt. Relief.
Panacea and other Remcdiee have been offered to the
public, but none of them have ever attained the truly
nwiuuwiwnuM, uijitie A'A&fi-n.lljLiAiXb.
WHY IS THIS SO?
It is because DAVIS' PAIN-KILLER to what it
claims to ue a reliever ot puin.
Its MaaiTS abi Unsubfassed.
If you are suffering from Internal Pain, Twenty to
iniriy frop, i. a uute teaiet , will simo-t lustautly
cure yon. There is nothing to equal it for Colin,
CratHpe. tipastu. Heartburn, Diarrhea, Dynentery, Flux,
Wind in the Bewcle, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, and 8ici
Headache. In sectieus of the country where FEVEIl
AND AG UK prevails, there is no remedy held in
greater esteem, rereons traveling snonia Keep it ty
or bowel troubles from change of water.
From foroigu countries the calls for PAIN-KILLER
aro great. It is foand to CURE CHOLERA whea alt
oiner remoaiea tail i
When used externally, as a Liniment, nothing gives
?iuicker ease in Burns. Bruises. Sprains. Cuts, Stiogs
rom Insects, and Scalds It remove- the fire, and
the wound heals like ordinary sores. Those suffering
with Rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia, if not a posi
tive cure, uieynnu tne I Atn-lviLlibU gives them
relief when no other remedy wii I. It gimes instant Be
lief from Achiaa Teeth. Kverr hnusekeener should
keep it at hand, and apply it on the tirst attack of
pain. It will give satisfactory relief.aud save hours
of suffering. Do not trill with yourselves by testing
nntried remedies. Be suro yoa call for and get tho
genuino r Atrt-tviULiKr., as many worthless nostrums
are attempted to be sold ou tlte gre .t reputation
this valuable medicine.
4fB Directions accompany each bottle.
Prices 25 eta., 50 eta., and $1 per bottle.
SOLD BY ALL MEDIOINB DEALERS.
For sal by all Chicago DauoaisTS.
Veoktins is not a stimulatine bitters which
croates a fictitious appetite, but a gentle tonic
which assists nature to restore tho stomach to a
healthy action.
TO
cxiNsuniPTrvKs 1 1
The advertiser, having been nermaneatlv erti-Mf nf
tbat iiread disease uonsun.ption, tiy a simple remedy
is anxious to make known to his -fellow sufTrrers the
means ol cure. To all who desire it. he will send
copy of the prescription uted (free of charge), with
wie uuovtiuiiB lur prwpaniitr anu ruling tne same,
which thev will find a subs Cubs foe Coibttmptiom.
Asthma. BboNCHITIS. and all Throat or .unff lltn-
cuinee.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev. KDWAKU A. WlL&Ort,
19 Penn St.. Williamsbnrsh. N. V,
The Markets.
NEW YORK.
Beeves Good
12 a
13 a
00 a
21a
30 a
12K
13i
Fair
Hons Dressed I
Cotton Middling
b 10
8 66
1 63
64
45
Floub Extra Western.
. 7
. 1
Wheat No. 2 Spring . .
Corn Mixed Western. .
Oats Western
60
a
a
a
a
62
. 44
. 74
Bye Western
Bab ley State
Pouk Mess
IiAnii
13 75 a
CHICAGO.
Beeves Choice 5 75
6 40
5 70
4 80
4 50
3 00
4 80
22
15
Good 5 50
Medium Grades 4 50
Stock Cattle Common...... 3 00
Inferior. 2 50
Hogs live 4 60
Butteb Choice 18
Egos -. . 14
FiiOtra White Winter Extra.. 8 25
a 10 00
a 8 00
Spring Extra 7 00
Wheat Mo. 1 spring..
a
a
a
No. 2 spring.
1 47
42
l HH
42
Conn No. 2
Oats No. 2
30
59
54
Rye No. 2
58a
53 a
BabIiEY No. 2 ,
Pobk Mess
..14 12,al4 25
J..ABD summer 8 a
ST. LOUIS.
Wheat No. 1 Red Winter 1 48
Coiin No. 2 Mixed 38
Oats 28
Rye 60
29
Barley
Pobk Mess 13 25
Lard 8
Cattle 3 50
9
6 25
4 80
Hoos 4 25
CINCINNATI.
Family
Wheat New 1 40
Corn Mixed 47
Oats 2G
Ryo 68
a
a
a
a
a
1 45
36
80
Barley
Pork -Mess 13 25
a 18 50
Lard la
MILWAUKEE.
Flour Spring Extra a
wheat no. i i so a
No. 2 1 39 a
ConN No. 2 i'ia
Oats No. 2 29 a
V.ye No. 1 59 o
Barley No. 2 58 a
CLEVELAND.
Wheat No. 1 Red 1 56 a
No. 2 Red 1 40 a
Corn -51 a
Oats 36
TOLEDO.
Wheat hite Michigan 1 58 a
Aa.ber do I 46 a
Cork High Mixed 48 a
Low to 47 a 48
Oats No. 1 33a 34 W
No. 2 31 a 32
$1
REWARD
For any can of Blind.
Bb-e-line. It chin (tor Ulce
ratd file thnt 1R Bino'h
Pile Remedy tails to
cure. It is prepared ex
pressly to cure ihe Piles,
and noib.inge.se. Sold I y
allDruggiats. Price 8 1
HONFST, energetic, God-featina men and womett
can have pleasant, profitable work; ne risk or capi
tal. Write H. U Hastings, 19 Linda II St., Boston, Mass.
l s. vnv - " - - . fss. .a v"
No Person cn take these Bitters accord
ing to directions, and remain lfig unwell, provided
their bone are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
nvmif!iHi.i or IndiircMtioiio Headache. Pain
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Dir.
xiness. Sour Knictation of the Stomach, Had Taste
in the Mouth, Jlilions Attacks Palpitation of the
Heart, Inflammation of the Luns, Pain in the regions
of the Kidneys, an a hmidred other painful symptoms,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. In these complaints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a Letter guar
antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
Vnr 1-jV.i.nle Cottkulitlntft. in votinz or old.
married or single, at the dawn of wiMnanhood, or the
turn of life, these Tome Hitters display so decided an
influence that a marked improvement is soou percep-
tibfe.
For Inflammatory mid Cltronte Rneu
itinli and Trout. rJilimis. Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Wood, Liver, Kidneys
and I i lad tier, these liitters have no equal. Such Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Wood, which is generally
produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs.
Xliey are n Gentle lnratire well ma
m Toutef possessing alto the peculiar merit of acting
as a powerful agent relieving Congestion or Inflam
mation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious
Diseases.
For 8k In Dlweosr, Eruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches. Spots fimples, .Pustules, Hons, Car
buncles, Ring-wortus, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
ipelas, I tcli. Scurfs, Discoloration of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature,
ara literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time bv the use of these Hitters.
Gratefnl Tnowta-ntlft proclaim Vinegar Bit
ters tlie most wonderful Iuvigorant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
J WALKER, Prop'r. II. II. WcDONALD fc CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts Sun Francisco and New York.
SOLD HV ALT. TUI70r.!fiTS & DEALERS.
For Beauty of Polish, Saving Labor, Clean
HnesSfDurabflity & Cheapness Unequaled.
DEW ARK ok woUTlll.KSS IMITATIOX8 under other
names, butrcsenibhug oursiu shape anu color oi wrapper
intended to deceive.
TIIK R1BI!K1 BLS POLISH IS BULK, for stove d2alers
use, at twelve cents per pound twenty-live and utly
pound boxes. Cheaper than any other Bulk Polish lor
nothing.'
THK BIRIXO 8UX LL'SHlKtl PKXCIL. No Sharpening
Cheap and lurable supercedes othorarUclesfor purpose.
TIIK KISIAW A IIIAI sV LI.AU UllKltAIUH. T Or&XieS,
bearings and machinery. Lasts six times as I one ai
alone. 25 1 b. ami AO 1 h. boxes, 1& cents iter 1 h. Try it.
MORSE BROS. Prop'rs. Canton, Mas
Ayer's Cathartic Pills.
For the relief aw
cure of all derangt
merits in the eunnr
ach, liver, nml Ijuw
els. They are a uiilil
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
ral whatever. IJiK'h
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
ed bv their timelv
use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the saf
est, surest, and best of all the Villa with which
the market abounds. By their occasional use,
the blood is purilled, the corruptions of the sys
tem expelled, obstructions removed, and tho
whole machinery of life restored to its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by jlyer'm Mil, and
stimulated into action. Thus incipient disease
is changed into health, the value of which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
it, can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length of time, so
that they are ever frcah, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and opernto
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each box, how to use them as a Family Vhysic,
and for the following complaints, which these
IVUIh rapidly cure:
For lp.vivpia or Indisreatlon, Listless
nraa, taarur and JLoaa of A ppetit, they
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stom
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For lilr.rCoatplalat and its various symp
toms. Billons 1ft eu flue he. Sick II -far-tie.
Jfiaantfiice or Crrra MicifiieM. Iti 1-
lout C.'olic and Bilious) fr'ever-., they should
be judiciously taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action or remove the obstructions which
cause it.
For Dynotcrr or Diarrbcra. but ons
mild dose is generally required.
f or .Hneunaanam, wont, Hrarri, " l
pltatlosi at th Hear, Pala In tho
olclf Back and aoin., they Bhould be contin
uously taken, aa required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For BroiMT and lYroiMfcal Hwelllnsn.
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
tojJroduce tho enect of a drastic purge.
For M up pre anion, a large dose Bhould be
taken, as it produces the desired effect by sym
pathy. As a JHnnrr Ptlt, take ono or two J'ills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels, restores the appetite, and wvigoratcs the
system. Hence it is often advantageous where
no serious derangement exists. One who feels
tolerably well, often finds that a dose of these
1'ilt.t makes him feerf decidedly better, from their
cleansing and renovating effect on the digestive
apparatus.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
practical and Analytical Chemfnt
LOWELL, MASS,
SOLD BY ALT. DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The RUritsoftbe Sick. It is tlieriglitof eTery
nva fd to know what his medicine is. and wliv it im
DrcHcrilied. Is anv suflerer trom dvHitennia livr
complaint, headache, costivenera. or ht-arthnrn, de
rriroug lo know what Ta brant's heltzrr Aperikxt is
and whv lie oncht to take it? The answwr Is nimnl-.
It is the chemical f qnivslent of t he-Seltzer Spa water.
anu tne frrraceflc pnysiciani ine worm nas ever seen
uave prononnceu inai water a specinc lor ire com
plaints in question.
SIJL.U KY AIjIj IKlt) ISTW.
Also forOAHPAiQ Goons. Addreai.QOODSPEED'ti
EMPIKK rUnl.lH,NG ilOUS. hicavo. Cincin
nati, St. Louts. KewOrleam, or iSew York.
.Attention, Owners of XXorses !
THE ZINC COLLAR
PA 1) iseuaraiiUd to cm re
the worst case of raw and in
flamvd sore neck in 7)o
and teork the Horge every day.
or money refunded; and will
not chafe or wear the mane
off of the neck. For sale by
Saddlery Hardware Estab
lishment and Harnefw Makers. Manufactured by the
y,INJ COLLAK iAl U.. Bnchanan. Mich.
SOLDERS' BOUNTY.
Soldiers enlisted between Mar 4th and Ancust Ath.
18ft i, tor three year, an never received bounty, can
no obtain it; also those wno failed to apply Tor the
additional bounty. Ad drew, with .aUuiip. B. V.
BROWN Jt CO., rittabnrich. Ta,
K. nifKNIX.BIoominctonlVaraerT,
filMl acres. 21st vear. 12 Greenhouses. Trea. Ill
Hedge Plant. Nuraery Stock. 4 Oatalnsues. 3k.
A KNTs Warned, Acentnniake more moiieyat
work for nsthau at anybinv else. Particulars fre.
StjnsoD Jt Co.. FineAri I'ubliahm-a. Portlaud. Mttiue.
$50.00:
VALUE TO EVKRYBODY
Old or young, high or
ow. main or female, sick
or well, rich or poor. 8m 1
thre-ceut postage stamn
or circular.
Address POBSON. IIAYKES & Co..
Agents wanted.
St. Ioai. Mo.
IID UUQT1 irP o!7 Ht. hHrlra Street.
Longest engaged and most successful physician oCi
ago. Consultation or ponrhlet free. Call or writ
Just published for thebenelitof yeung meiiwhosufle
from Nervousness. Debility. Ac. a trHtie ofartnagee,
for 2 ataniDn: a lNtok psWM.illnwlrald. tor ftstri-nf
A He Soorten von Erfenissen en Scbuldea zulleu
spoedig ingeaamelt worden doo den AtvK;at.
J. F. FKUFAUFF.
t Colombia. Lancaster Co., Pa.
B
la
NATURE'S REMEDY.
flilHI
The Great Blood Purifier.
VEGETINB is mad, exoltaivelr from th jaleaa of
carefully Mlectsd barlt. root, and herb, and so
strongly concentrated that Ct will effactually eradicate
from tbe system every taint of Ser.falat Serafa
l.ns llnmor Tianrti Cascer, Caaeeroaa.
II amort Erralaelaai Salt Kheaa, Syphilitic
Diseases, Canker, Fatntneaa at the Staamefc,
and all diseases that arise from Impure blood. Sci
atica, Inflammatory and Cnroaia Kheama
tlsm, Neural a-in, Goat andSpInal Cmalalata.
can only be effectually cored through tbe bioed.
For Ulcer, and Ernptlve disease, of the akin,.
Postolee, Pimples, Blotches, Bolls, Tetter,
Sealdhea d and Rlnarworm, VKOKTINI hasnerer
Billed to effect a permanent care.
For Paine In the Back, Kidney Complaiata
Dropsy, Female Weakness, IearherrhRa,.
arising from internal ulceration, and nterine diseaaea
and Geaeral Debility, VBGETINB acts directly
nrion the causes of these complaints. Itinrig-orateeand
strengthens the whole system, acta upon the secretive
organs, allays inflammation, cures ulceration, and
regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habltaal Coattre.
ess, Palpitation af the Heart, Headache,
Piles, Nervousness and General prostration of
the Nervous Hysteria, no medicine baa ever given,
such perfect satisfaction as the VEGKTINE. It puri
ne, the blood, cleanses all of the organs, end possesses
s controlling power over the Nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by YEOKTIint have
induced many physicians and apothecaries whom ws
knew to prescribe and use it in their own'familiea.
In fact, VEGETINB Is the best remedy yet discov
ered for the above diseases, and is the only reliable
BLOOD PURIFIER, yet placed before the publio
Prepared by H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Haas.
Price 81.85. Bold by all Druggists.
MOTHERS! MOTHERS!
MOTHERS ! ! !
OMT fall to proeare MR. WIN
LOW'H HOOTI1IN SYBUF FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation hss been used with KEY-KR-r
A 1 LI NO SUCCESS I N THOU8 A H DS O F ''AS F&
It not only relieves tbeehiM from pain, but invigor
ates tbe stomach and bowels corrects acidity, ant
gives tone and energy to the whole system. It will,
abo instantly relieve
Grtplnc la the Bowels and Wind Co lie.
We believe It the BEST and SUREST REMEDY IS
THE WORXn In all nn of DYSENTERY AND
DIAKKJIK 1 IN CHILDREN, whether arising from
teething or any other cause.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your,
selves, and
Relief aad Health to Year' Iafaat.
Be sure and call for . :
"Mrs. Wlaalsw's Soothlas Syrap,"
Having tbe fac simile of
CURTIS PERKINS" on
tbe outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists thronghon
e world.
ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL.
Law Department, Washington UniTersity.T
The regular annual term of this Law School will!
open on
Wednesday, October 9th, 1872
Fnll com sc. two terms six months each. Student
admitted lo the Sejiior CImrs on examination by ap
plication on or hafore October 5th, 172. Tuition fee,
f jso first year; second year, including use of libra
ry. Yor particulars addres
O. M. 8 THWART,
Dean of Faculty, or
HENBT HITCHCOCK,
ProTOst Law Department, St. Log Is. Mo.
The Gettysburg Kalalyslne Water,
Nature's great remedy for Dyspepsia. Rheumatism,
Gout, Neuraiffia. Kidney. Urinary. Nerrous, i'art,
and other Chronic Dioasea, Is bottled and sent direct
from the spring at Gettysburg, Penn., to invalid
wherever resi'iing.
Price per single case f two dozen quart bottUs.
$8.00. 2S per cent. diconnt in favor of clergymen and
physicians for water for their own ur. Medical and
clerical profession must be certified by the nearest
Postmaster or other responsible persons.
Wii-re druaririsia do not keen it. invalids mav inclose
a certified check or Postofl.ee money order to WHIT
NEY BROS.. 227 South Front Stree ..Philadelphia. Pa.
Brilliant Colors and Best Black
in Six Cord Thread. .
BEST
SIX-CORD IN ALL NUMBERS,
From Ne. S to 100 Inclasive. '
FOB
Hand, and Machine Sewing.
A. Wellington Hart & Co.,
ADJUSTER. OF CI..AIMM rOR
INSOLVENTS & BANKRUPTS,
XIO Iieonard St., ZV. V.
ar RerrsKNCM or J J to if est Chabacteb.
Bend for Circular.
THEA - NECTAR
IB A ri) ItK
BLACK TJCA
with the Green Tea flavor. War
ranted tosnitall taste. For sate,
everywhere. And fersale whole
sale only by the Great Atlantic eV
Pacific Tea Co., No. 1M1 IT til torn
8t. . and 2 and 4 Church St., New '
York. P. O. Box Mud. Send for
Thca-Nect&r Circular.
$30
per Week and expenses paid. Wewant
a leliahj event in every Count y in the U.
S A!lreas Hudson River Wire Co.,
l?n MniflpM Lane. N. Y..or Chicago. 11L
USED AND RECOM
MENDED BY THE MOST
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
IN NEW ENGLAND FOR
THE LAST 40 YEARS.
'NOTHING BETYER."
CUTLER BROS. & CO,
O BOSTON.
aitoolSold by the Drusrsrlata
To Advertisers. AH petvons who eontemplat.
making contracts with newspapers for tbe insertioi
of Advertisements shoald send to
for a Circular, or Inclose 2ft cents for their Owe !.
dred Pae Pamableif containing- Ltata of Zjnm
Newspapers and estimates showing the cost of adver
tising, also many aaefnl hints to advertisers, and
some account of the experience of men who are
known as Haneeaafal Advertiser This Arm
are proprietors of the American Newspaper Adver
tising Agency,
41PabkRovIY
and are possessed of un equaled facilities for secvirina
the insertion of advertisements in all Newspapers aud
Periodicals at lowest rates.
GUION LINE,
COMPOSBDOF
FIKST-CLASS IRON STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
I'AI.LI.NR AT QUEKNSTOWN,
Ktarrrlnaj the United Htatea Mall.)
MINNKHOTA, IDAHO,
MANHATTAN, NEVADA,
WISCONSIN, ClH.OKA DO,
NEUKAHKA, WiOHI.Nt;.
Passage to LtverpooL..-.M.....................H....o:lt
Jfrotn I ivorpon ;.... ,j.f
PassvuKt-rs furwsrded to aud Irom Contibeutal
ports t low rat s.
DRAFTS and LKTTBRS OF CREDIT on theRoval
ink of Ir'lmtti. the Union Rnuk ot London, and
most prominent Itttuks throughout Europe. Apply to
F. H. MoCLURE & CO, Bankers,
GPNKHAI. AfJKNTH,
.lAl East Water stmt. Milwaukee, Wis.
O. N. P.
Ne. 33.
WIMTlMi TO ADVVRTWWtS
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