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PROmiKTORS
KDITORSl AND
Thr TllllH'JfK ts !nhllliM ror
Kritinv .Vominr, at ai.anr-rr mman
in mlMinrr, HMh-p, Hfcaw hiu'i lilork.
( onirtol Mnin liml HnrKr' Blrtt.
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THE CAUSE IS ONWARD!
A Sories of Brilliant Republican
Victories.
Tha lr flection (n tha frea atntra
lin.-c resulted In a ar-rii' of tiilliaut Rc
jMil'lirrn Yiriurira anrl thn enmpli't '-
n'hilalion of hiit littl left of aliara
lVmor-rarr. Tha irinci;lra of frwdum
uv iBjilitir rlsrwr root III ht iiesrl of
fir) fri.c. rro-nlnTory itemiHTry Jibs
lit:'. rr no (uutiiolu1 mt.iil Ui slare
ti.t.n. It in riwtil of the drelpmnt
cf fte institution and thrrrforo It Can.
tint rr'lh the pur air ut t'iO Nortli.
In Ohio tlie RapuMicana l'svo swept
ths flntf, lfctlti( tlmir entire ticknt by
aliotit ITOflO tuaj'Tity nd t lnrpsj majority
In both tranches of the Legislature .
Oliio niton no uncertain Voite. tflie ii
true to the principle of Freedom and to
the Ordinance of '87 which pave her
rtirtli. The rrsult In Ohio I a death
to Dotiplna, who expected to earry
. . J . I L:- M,BnlnA
the ttiite and thu retrieve hi waning
fortune. It tilao aend Pugh to thatob
'iinty, to which Nature ha to admira
bly fitted him. Hereafter Ohio will le
represented (not miarepreaonted) In tho
I'niteH Ptate Senate.
In Pennsylvania, the people have ut
tered anothnr withering rebuke to their
a recreant on, who disgrace the Presi
dential chair. Buchanan find, himaell
repudiated at home, where heahotild moat
expect aupport. Poor iranl he 1 left
almost without a friend. The Opposition
have carried the atate. hy B4000 and elect
ed a large majority in both branch" of
the (.plaltxture, which will undoubtedly
pive Senator B'gler hi "walking J.a
rra. In Indiana, there wa npatnte election,
but the result In the aeveral Countlea
ehow large Republican gain. The
"Hooaiur Hutu" la preparing to Join the
Ro-ublicn column in )Si3.
In low, the result la a aure Republi
can yictory. The Republican have
ewept the sUte, electing tliuir entire ticket
from Governor down, by increaaed ma
jorilio. Iowa take no tep backward.
The result In Minnciot I a gturloua
RepulAican victory, Ilfre (ham demoor
racy baa had its run and-th rjeonje bav
, . -,. ii.. A
Dsi-om ick 01 ll. 1 ney nav rrpvouw.ua
It out and out, In moat emphatic term
The new reccivud render It certain that
the Republican havo carried the atate
and both member of Congre. They
have also elected a majority in both
branchee of the Legislature, whioh will
ecura ua a United riUtoe Senator in place
of Gen. Shiolda. Thia i indeed a victory
"V. orth crowing over. Henceforth Min-
nesota may be act down a the youngest
born of Republican State,
Outbreak at Harper's Ferry.
Tremendous cacitemcnt ho teen oeca
aioned at Ilarper'a Ferry, Vs., by an out
break, v,hi(b occurred there on Monday
morning laat.' It appears that one Drown
of Kansas notorloty and a band of accom
plices, aided hy a number of negroes, had
planned au attack upon the place and on
Sunday night they took possession of the
railroad truck and bridge and (topped the
passage uf train. They likewise shot at
Inoffensive citiicna, killed ono or two.touk
several prisoner and entrenched thnnt
selves in the armory. They beld their
position defiantly and defended thrm
ae'.ve until Tuesday morning, when they
were overpoworod and dislodged by a
strong military force sent against them.
Jinny of them were ahot down en the
sjKjt and tho balance tuken prisonors.
Borne escaped to the mountains near by
Brown and hia son are reported mortal'
ly wounded. Whether their object was
plunderer Insurrection is not certainly
known. The couutry is up in arm1 in
tense excitement prevails and all kinds af
vague ruiuora are ad .at.
The Result in Ohio.
Tba result of the lute elvcliuu In Ohio
should inspire every Republican with en
thusiasm. It is indeed gratifying beyond
all expectation. "Our entire state ticket
is elrctsi! b tnainrit ics rnnrrtnrr frnin
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15000 to 17000. Ohio Is good for iO.OOU
niajority fur the Republican nouiiue in
IStiQ.
The Legislature It alao largely Repub
lican, notwithstanding we have lost Ham
ilton county. The two rartiei will stand
about aa fulluws: ,
SENATE.
Republican
Democrat
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Republican
Dt'Riccrata
The Pennsylvania Election.
The Peopls's ticket In Pennsylvania
has received a majority eatimatod at S4,
000. The Legialoturo just chosen is
atrongly Republican in both branches
The House itud65 to 3 One-tbird
of the Sonata is elected biennially, Of
the twenty-two (Senators holding over,
eleven ro Republicans, andeleten Dem
ocrat. The Opposition ar reported to
Lave carried very on of the sleveu Sen
atorial Districte in whieh electione were
beld this year. Thi g;ve twenty-two
Republican tq eleven Democrats. The
. Bcnatora now elected will.of course, tsk
part iu the choice of a successor to Sen
ator liii.i.r.a, in 1861. His fute Is shout
aa certainly settled at that of Mr. Pius.
The Right Step.
The Repuhlicana of Hsmilton County
Lave taken the proper step. They have
resolved to be tti-aiglit-out Knpuhhcant
l: .-ii-.. - &. r.. ..t.... i
nu u in.rc oil nirui in, w iosiou lirreal-
.
U-r. An ft,.rt to unite the Republic!
an-i American at tliel.W election
-yMi rnu iuiu u. 4 nn nnpuuiieans
tlrtlo
now have no other vecoitr
than to l.-ike a pmitiv nepuhllean
oil the J'liilailrlphia pl itiorni. ;.
The Right Step. Who Defented Billy Lang.
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The AiirHtr of last irk ri the
uf!me to nfrt l'it Jutg I."(f owfi
Inn ;
.f p ' I ml r,,tn t'to .litne fan
mskorl.la i'pnr, w ran nut lu.rlni.
IWauao Ju.!(ri- tariff ran behind Ilia tlrket'j
noino 340 votoa ami was dffail'l, whn
t!m balance of hi lirkrt hid from 900 to
ftnO mijorif r, t'i filirnr charf" hi fal
to tli "Muck" Rnpulilican. Hut as
tute r.io!i'r! rlsr mud No tkrnM
ilia Hit. pct)d tha Rrrmtillrami
would alianrluA thi-lr own ramliHat" and
jrn otar, in a Inty, to th uj!iort of
l.anif.
! Tiio Rrpublir'anssimpljr supported their
iowa txhrl and had tHa drmofrary Hone
, tlio amr, Jiulge. I.sng would luiro bon
elrctr-J. Ha own hi di'lVat to llta want
of democratio votea on electina day and
not to tho oppnaitina of the Reptslilleana.
On the c ifitrary a great meny Rppuhli
cani voted for him, (u thia city and town
ship, 'J be defeat of la gt Ltif wai premed
iated and hmuht about Ij men In bin
own party, who proft'aand to be bia frienda
but who ware awrrotly doing all tlie could
againat him. They were oppoeed to him
but thought It infer to nominate him and
then alnufrhter him at the poll, than to
havo an open rupture In contention.
They would thu not only accomplish
.their object but accure the atipport trfthe
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o-rmmn lor ine naianre m tne in Ket.
Tlio German frieiula of Jmle Lang went
into the oonteat in fnni faith and polled
a larger rote than erer bofore, upon the
tiraneethat they were reprraentcd on
the ti ket a nd Dint tfl y would be fuirly dealt
with. Dot now the whole plot ladiaoloa
ed and they are doomed to reap the frill '1
of bitter disappointment. They And thnt
they hare been betrnyed by prpfeaiod
frienda nnd tli nt the only German oa the
ticket bae been dofeated by the "clique,"
who hare alwara entertained a relentleae
hoetlllty towarda Judge I,nnjj. Their ha
tred toward him la known aa well to Re
publican a dyrecrata. The bitter dn-
nuuclationa and hiw muttered eureea of
the "clique," on the day of Tang' nomi
nation and nhscqncntly, foretold plainly
the fate that wa in atore for him.
We know whoreof w ariirm. Theaa
very men who profeaard toe be Judge
Lang' warmest frienda were iecrotly
p orking against him and stabbing him in
the dark. Thvy bold out bland prowiaoa
to the car and break them to the hope.
By honied word and large promisee they
senuco mo vierman into tlit aunportol
.. ..
Uio ticket and thou slaughter tba hst man
it. bscainTT;; "VTi-; ' to"-. Oer-
Has It not alway been ot When have
the German of this county received any
thing at the hande of their allie! Wa it
in lHJ7,when fang was defeated a a
candidate before the Convention for Tro
ecutlng Attorney 1 Wa it In 18S8, when
Zahm wa ao summarily dlspusod of by
the "clique".nd a Know Nothing nomi
nated over hlml or again In 1859, when
Krell and Sluutchlor were slaughtered in
convention and Lang ubequentlyyt the
pull, bocauae they are Germans I
These tiling must be consoling to the
intelligent German of till couuly, hold
ing, a they do, the balance of power.
They ara allowed to do the Voting fur
tho "clique," but "neiry ofilee" are they
allowed to hold; and when one of their
men doe got on the ticket, be 1 defeated
at the poll. .
Minnesota Election.
Minnesota t.ikea proud rank in tho ar
ray of Republican Stale which hovospo-
ken for Freedom and correct government.
A correspondent of the New Vork Trl-
bune telegraph that he has received
"dispatchea from Minnesota to tho ufloct
that Goodhue county haa given 6:10 ma
jority for Republican ticket. Hennepin
givoa 8',3 majority for Ramsey, the Riv
publican candidate for Gov urn or, and
1003 for Aldrit h.the Republican candidate
for Congress, Dacotah ehowe a Repub
lican gain of from 500 to COO. Washing'
ton county gives 800 majority for the right
side. Raiuaey county gives a small Pupi
ocnitio niajority to the state ticket, but
elect one Republican Senator, and two
Representtllves of the same sort. Fill
more and Winona counties have cac
elected the whole Rcpuhlioan ticket, thus
inruring both branches of the Legislature
to tho Republicans. The Republican
I Mtnte ticket is elected by several thou
sands. Three cheer for the North
tBt'
As far a roceived, the return eonipar
with the vote for Governor two years ago
when Mr. Sibley was cheated out of an
electioti by the grossest frauds perpetrat
ed by the"Mocaain Democracy," as they
are called in Minnesota, as follows:
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Itsmscy
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llrckrr
Omnti
(iemliiuo.
Itsmasy Sibley
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.fVll. ..
Mi-iiiicjiin . ..e1'!..
IWotiihssy.l'Xt
VYasliittgiiiii .'.';U
Itn;cv say 50. , . .
Kw. ssy. . . !
Auokr, aay. .)0
Csrvvr say 100, , , ,
The above show a pain
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Rama j in elht counties.
The following gentlemen compos th
Republican ticket:
Governor Alexander Ramsey.
Lieut. Governor Ignatina Donnelly.
Heoretary State J. H. linker.
Treasurer Charles Ncheffer,
Attorney General Gordon R. Cole.
-. , fynia Aldrieh.
)Vill,
am Windom.
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Accident on the B. & L Railroad.
taudiirkucj,( uf
i ara indebted t tlie telegraph
operator at thia place for the following
Ihe engitia Madison, of the Hellefon
tuine and Indiunt Railroad, on tho Night
Freight, East, with twenty -Cv loaded
Cars, un turn, burst br boiler at about
eight o'clock Mouday hMit.en a heavy
cr.de .bout half way between Y.l..,w
and Chestertield, Ltd., thtuwing the en
gineer, James Woods, through tlia top
of the
cab and un to' a kll.ik r an
lf.,et i.nr, !. i,,.t..iv Tt,. ,...
... inuiiiu,
T Ij:- ... tl,.... ..I!., ..f..
I " - - ..iivnM " VISUI.U Ul (la
yMj,f W hMldei Md w (n
! horriUa manner. Ho died In about Use
: ,ours after tbs aciiJ.-ut
There were
piece of the tngineer't clothing on Hie
a la' fiO.fcut ficia th
ground.
CrTlie ' ' briefly at a tee that
the Hon. John V. Sfam.n, U. 8. MinletT
r.i tli Cnurt ff IVnive, died of pop)(
nn it Sd Inst.
P7"The tfli.-v( report the death,
an Ut. Joseph, on Thursdsy last, of T.x
Purveyor John Calhoun, cf Kansa bo
gu rctiu-n notoriety.
0 V" It moat V gratifying te Loeofoooa
to know that they have to deptnd upon
votes, Jiwt aatnralited on the ev of elec
tion, for Ihoir majority in this eounty.
OJndge Terry, who killed Senator
Broderick in a duel, has been arrested.
Public fueling ia very alrong againathim,
The funeral of Mr. Brodrh k wa the
mot Imp.tain ever wltnetaed In Califor
nia. ' j -- .
CO"At the election In Nevada T. cile
ry on the 17th ult.,the Constitution fram
ed In July lnt,-s adopted hy 4(10 mi-
jorny. iuii ierntoriiil ate ket wn e-
lecled, lieltsJ by Isea Roup for Gurrn-
or. , . . , ,,
C-Hon. Harrii-itt O. Dtalie, of Medl
na, wa elected to Control In tht Me
dina, Lorain, Ashland and WayneDi
trirt, on the 11th, to fill the vacancy oc
casioned iy the death of the Hon. Cyrti
cipina,py a majority or loot) to auoo.
CTThe 7Vito' Washington corres
pondent write that Mr. Tluehanan Will
not bring suit tgainat Cut. Forney. He
has asaured bi personal friends that he
will not, and (fleet not to ba awer that
Forney ha written anything acrere about
nun
GCTJudge uhuuntra election, hy at
leaa 15,000 majority, ia the brat possible
response to the abuse and impertinenae
with which the Democracy followed him
through tho tale) canvass. He will un
doubtedly he appointed hy Guv. Chase tu
fill the vacancy occasioned by theVesig-
nsl'on of Judge Hwsn, and enter at once
upon hi duties. The State 1 fortunate
in serurlng so vnluahlo an acceasiun to
lie rjupreme lienrh.
Republicans feel Good.
We never saw Republican in better
humor than now. They commenced
Unghing the day after the election and
they have not done laughing yet. We've
got something toiaugn about.
Three U. Senators Gained.
In the elections of laat Tuealay the
Republican gainod three United fctatea
Senators one in plsca of Pugh, in this
Sute, ono In Minnesota, In place of Oon.
i t. .
weius, ami one in renny ivatna, in place
of Bbler. The liiBirnitude uf Tuesday's
Punug .uure apparent every
State Senator.
Ilelow we give the majorities for Orr
Ih the several counties in this district ss
Compsred with the majority for Governor.
It will be seen that Orr ran behind hia
ticket in every county. ,
Rarszt. Osn
Seneca. yoo 1S)
Wyandot t5 7a
Crawford 708 63
1003 660
Steven made a gallant rnn.
Nrw rlanaToaa in th Next Conn mm.
The fullowing named gentlemen will
take their seats for the first time in the
Unitod States Senate on the first day of ,
December next, on which day the first
session of tho thirty-sixth Congress will
commence:
Hon. Willard Ralsbury, of Delaware.
Aon. J. ones V. lrimes,of Iowa.
Hon. Laiarus W. Powell, of Ken
tucky.
lion. Kings ley B. lllngham, of Michi
gan. .
Hun. John C. Tun yck, of New Jer
sey.
Hon, Thomas Itragg, of North Caroli
na. Hon. Henry D. Anthony, of Rhode Is
land. Hub. A. O. P. Nicholson, ofTennea
see. Hon. J. W4 Hemphill, of Texas.
Arrival of the Overland mail.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.
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The overland mall, of the 8d, arrived
laat night. Tho Agricultural Fair at
Sacramento wa largely attended from
all part of thu State.. Crowd of politic.
Ian congregated there, and the canvass
for a successor to Senator ltr.xWiek h.
already commenced. Gen. Denver and
I Governor Weller appear to be theatronir-
rat candidate at present, but at least
half a docen other ara striving for the
place.
Itroderirk'a estate was valued at It 1 30..
1)00, which ia encumbered U the amount
of f iyooo. He left no will, and it was
snnnosed no relational hut turn narmn. In
8an Kranrisro, named tdmund Welch
and Iicy Bmwa claim the ettate, being,
M asaort, cous.na in the second de-
gre.
Tho Pacirle Railroad Convention, e om.
posed of rlelngates trom all the Pacific
ciutea and TerrlWries, la In session In
Ban Kranriseo, and ia veiy largely at
tended; John lleilivell, of California la
President, and Kdward Lander, of Wash
ington lerrltory, and Alexander Pankey
oi Oregon, vice rresiUenta. ya.t
amount of statistic and ariruments in
favor of various routoa, aud in favor of the
road itself, compnaea tbe suhtance of the
proceeditiirs thus fsrs but it is bolieved
lom acthm to build California's Portion
.... , . ,
i win ig win x'u TvrOTiimenuua oolore
the convention a.Iiourns.
The eiacrsuionto Uomoerat! Standard
states, on the authority of a prominent
auii-brcotnmoir.ie ana a warm supporter
of Uroderick, that he (Uroderick) in his
room in Man Franciaco, just before receiv
ing the challenge from Terry, aald he ei
I'ected to receive challengee frmu Terry,
I wwiu in iunitr, aau nisi ne e peo.ro
1 , " u ul uiew ntIuM '-"'g lot
1 iuillgtna.
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Leavenworth yesterday aiornuur. from
from
i California via Camp Hoyd. The cam
ain
reports hi liiru rout Iron Calilorina
to Camp Ployd better than the outward
one. iloth are two hundred and fifty
niilde ahorter than tba llumholdt River
routu, and muck aonrrior rh' of wood.
walorsnd graan. tiiuibsoe also, by direc-
lK""f 1U1,'D- JobnatoKxplored a
roV'' Mouut.ina, whic
now pate
h will'b
shorter than Gunwaea's mate, to Camp
Floyd about 100 mile, and ia taae a naaa
ia (uuiid Uirough tho Rorr.v Mouutaim
directly eastward of the Uuita Kiver. a
ro"to will have been obtained ahotter
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Best time on Record—2:19 3-4
KALAMAZOO, Oct 15.
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Distressing News from the Plains
—The Indians Engaged in
Hostilities—Mail Train Attacked
and Men Massacred.
Correspondence St. Louis Republican.
WESTPORT, Mo., Oct. 7
Tlie telegraph may have iriven you a
meagre account of the recent Indian out
rage on the plain, but I hasten a Com-
municato tlie detail aa derived from au
thentic sources.
Mr. Pattorson, from Walnut Creek,
brought us tho first intelligence, and Mr.
Cole, of this county, (who was with the
train when attacked,) arrivej) a few hour
litter, witn liirtner detail. mm these
gentlemen your correspondent gathera
me ioiiowing iiicis:
fsoine weeka aco tho desperate Com-
manche Chief, HulTalo Hump, with some
of his braves, p.ppenred amongthe Kiowu
and v.1 as observed to be in frecuient con-
sultiitioiia with them. The Kiowa hure
hocn dlssiitisfied and threatening toward
the whites during all the summer, ind it
was supposed that the uiihsIuii of HulTalo
Hump waa to atir up tlmir ani;er to vio
lence. No nvertract of hostility occurred
however, until 'the i'oth ult., when a
aiiabblu took place at Rickman's Runch
between some Kiowasaud whites, about
a horse awap, resulting in a skirmish and
the death of mi Indian. The other Indi
ana went off swearing vengeance, and
aoon collected a war party,
Throo days after (on the 23d of Sep
tember a mail train going out the one
which left here on Monday, the I'.'th of
Hepteniber waa urronn,leil bv a burn!
of Kiowa w arriors, near tho crossing of
Pawnee fork, some twenty-five milea be
yond t ow crock, Mid about 850 milea
from Weatiiort. The Imliuua demanded
"toll," and the conductor dealt out to
them ugar, colfee, aud a portion of ucb
article as he hail, but without satisfying
them. They took all that was given, and
then, raising a whoop, tboy fired Into the
stspe, perfectly riddling it with bullets
and arrows, instantly killing the two
Smiths driver am conductor and
wouiidintr the only other occupant, Mr.
Cole. The Huiilhs were killed before
tty y had a chance to fire, hut Cole leaped
from the stae when wounded, tired his
pistol, saw au Indian fall and the others
gather around him, aud iu tho confusion
that eisued escaped ( une dUlance and hid
in tne grass.
The Indiana flndinr; their romnanion
dead mounted their horse and proceeded
in aearcn 01 ttiei: miasm enemy. One
of the horsemen passed within a few feet
of w here Cole lay, bgt failed to discover
him. He saw them return to the scene of
cornier, atuise the body .f his fallen frien.d
strip them of their clothing, and rip open
and soatter the content oi the nowapnper
mail bag. Fortunately they missfd tho
letter mail bag, which waa afterwirjt re
covered and taken to Kirkmaii's Ranch.
Cola lay all night concealed in the
prase, and next morning wandered about
until he came nn to a enmnof Pike's Peak.
ers.from whom he received sn escort to
trading post, aed from thence proceeded
nomewariiK. lie pnsaed through here
some hours since, nn hi way to in fam
ily iu Independence.
The Great Eastern.
PORTLAND, Mc., Oct. 15.
. Cumberland, sgout of th
Great Kastern, who hsa com tu make ar
rangements for her reception, arrived bare
yesterday Irom Canada. He bis no doubts
that tli eUanier will leave for Portland,
Ms., in the 'alter psrl uf Oct. Wheu be
left tba Company did not entertain the
thought of her visituur any otW port ui
Auiuiica thia lni but I'urilan.l, w loir it
was expected tdu wouid r wt.a about
Ihreo w oe as. . .
Ovation to Mr Dennison.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 14.
-ni(.-ht a popular ricmonstraiion waa
offered Hon. Win. llenuiaon. Jr., Gov
eruoraloct A prticion, attended w ith
musio prureedrd to Ins rrsideace, and to
ihuin cheers he .ponded in a speech.-
The utamr wera emorUiuod at a lyre by
li.a. lienuisott.
The Artesian Well at Columbus.
The Artesian Well hss reached the
depth of a,3J8 feet, and the indication are
favorable for gsin striking a sandstone
strstnm,hut this advantageous festare can
not be pushed to a ronl intion of every
body's wish, for the appropriation ia ex
hausted, and the work will atop cloturday
night, until the meeting o( the legislature,
when Dure funds csn be provided. This
Is unfortunate, for a stoppage of jork is
dangerous to the ultimate aucress of the
undertaking, making the well liublotofill
up, or other casualties may occur.
This well is now the deepest In the
United Slates, and, with but one excep
tion, the doopest in the world. The fol
lowing are the depths of tho four princi
pal holea in the gr ound: Well at
Columbus, n f, st.
Louisville, Ky S ll-n
St, Louis. M a.l!!9 "
Luxauiberg, Uernianv "
[Ohio State Journal.
Fire.
CHICAGO, Oct. 15.
A fire broke out yesterday in a millin
ery store corner of Miin aud Hennepin
streets in Dixon, Illinois, nnd before it
could be subdued twenty buildings, oecu-
iod by business houses, were destroyed.
,oss estimated at $30,000; inuured 16,-000.
Vigilance Committee-The Trouble
on the Rio Grande.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 14.
A vigilance committee has been formed
at M&rEsvillo,' I., to aid the police in ar
resting dangerous characters.
Advices from San Antonio state that
Gcu'l Twiggs hus responded to the call
for aid from Brownsville; that ho ha not
men euough at hia disposal to drive the
Indians from the frontier; and cai there
fore do nothing. The runchea on tho
Texaa aido of the Rio Grande have been
abandoned ou account of Indian depreda
tions. The citixens of San Antonio wore
raising two companies rangers, aud other
places were raising volunteers, ,on account
of Guu'l Twigg'a inability to protect tlie
county.
MARRIED.
fly Ttev. J. H. Oit, en the 13lli Inst., Mr
Loci Kav'Tia of Loudon tp .Ui ihsi Cuaiari
na hktoaisT of Tiltin.
Ot lllb, by Hjv. 8. Gee, Mr. JohkTJ.Ro
BKsiaoia to &lisa Ansa K Ifaaka, daughter
el m. liatur t.m. of Uliutoa.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CLtap Goods! Cheap Goods!
THIS DAY RECEIVED
AT
ISO. 3, TOMBS IILOCK,
AN tll'O AKT A860UTMKST Of
FILL AND WINTER GOODS!
A H avo want U gat th worth of tha it auoaoy
asS Unr will s th.
GREATEST BARGAINS!
vat olTd to put.lt,sf ovary th in Uto
niLLINERY,k FANCY LINE.
AIt tna Utatl liuira;4
Hoop uUirta,
(. .T 1 a.wt.sl.
A. k M. A. UrxRAtll).
N. B. Coasti! Millis.lt tai.pli.l aa IIImu.I
MUSICAL NOTICE!
Tlio underpinned oft or thoir fler-
lUoaUtlta bli na Uiiltnw ttae ViaKan, Flat,
ntU variuttioiliai iniriaaata; atau, km lU Uraai, 1.
U, frrawual, aUltUasa Ur ,,, Ua;UJf,i.
A I.Mr H t lluKNrir'IX,
J JA u bMl.l.r f t X.
Off Mat! WtafeinfUjai awn.!, i-rr a llutUUa;
Ittliuonl Criurnt!
We arc in rccoi;t ol a lot of BiS-
msnt Ovia..t. aa4 .aa hiiI) all.-. Mi.
im, m 3 iku, a (jtnoK.t.
HKS, L. r. lLLi;'S
FIRST PflBUinn
11 t) f, N E T B !
For Sale Ht
F. K. SHAVHAN'S,
No, 4 Shawhan's Bloch.
FIRST PIIKMIUM
French Flowers.
FIRST PREMIUM
rse-el fcn Mi
FIRST. FItEMIUM .
Clolh Cloaks,
Volvot Oloalxs,
Dress Goods and Shawls,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
Call jLj boo tlioiaa.
F. K SUAWIIAN.
DR. CIHRCHILL'S REMEDY
fob the raKVENTioi and curs or
cis(JMS"noi.
Winchester'! Qennine Prepara
tlon of tha
HYP0PH0SPHITES
CF LIKE AND OP SODA.
The Sjcc'Jlo licmcihi fur Con
tumji Ion, Chronic fironchilisy
Asthma, Sot fula, Dyrpejpsia
Ofveral Dfhilityy and all
Nerrout Diseatfg, Logs
of Energy, Wasting,
c6j , !)., to.
Tliil stlraoHlnarv I'H t'.ttirAf. PR KP A TlflW
rni'i ,ii im:.-, (is. raupHTS.CTM: anuci SATivs
niMrrti..ot wblt h w.ra liiv.isl liv llr. J . r . Clms-H.
ill, r Tan.,) I.p.rrnrmlnwonitprful nan, thtontfhuiit
Kitmn. .nillhs tnll.tl ei.l.a.lisvinr slntstlT siuin.il.
n.-. Ii. hitnttw-uni, s r.in.rhMll Miiilnritr. bmh
wllh th. m-flirnl frrr,.irtn .ml Ihe ptilili.. 'Il 1. a
pnrrl. tn'IKNriHi: rRKPAKATIllN.ariiBt with
.n...i.i-ia t-.sT.isTr, rni.lol I N V A Rl All l,F. V.Vtu
OAi'i i. Msg.torrulBKJntrjraud K.nuD. IIussh
Cure of Coiiftiiiiiptlon.
In tha arrnnd nndtlnrtl ttaaraa nt a larrim!. ranafiinont
Ijr, wbrn ihrra can I no iinrertatntv ni to tha nainr of
thartiaanaa.) van Im rhiaind, in niloaioa, br th( (rant
mnt, a.rrt when tlia sutiti laaionol Ilia lanr- of
inail um-.nt to nrosikra daaih. Ilralitarv nradi.
no, linn ismii In nr way to eounUfnot Out athot of I ha
II W'i (Mil iM'HI i K."; .ti.r,ii in wboMtiwunoal
airnnpyir niarRr.i roopvrnn M inpiiJIv at ntlitr.
Thit Rrmailv haa nut onlv nnuraiivo rTMl. Hnl will.
tf n-ad rwrvvr ibr iiia a anfiu-ion of ihodtaania,
rnn r.y i i rt iihv hl.Ol' r, M Li T, and thna nvt as
fnntKKVATivn w ith iaTOcNiunrTioi, jiit
Vll lNa-riON HO 4 WITH IKOilDTO H1LINX.
frofesslonal Correspondence.
Oot.rHura.fMiio, A-r. B. HAa..ihVhnentrat
In; thia tiiafi,, for 1 war.: y -tiva yaara, and havndanv
ad afiorw tuliafariion Irom tha nan of tha llvroruna
rmici than toia all otitarfoima of nirdnaiion com-
uiHau."
".'WA.ariinfcTtut, Mirn., Anf 1, iKMt-i havo ad
tlia UvMHilwvaliiiin my prsctica with vorv rijpy af
I,, i , mauli lLat 1 Mould nol UMiafid to raiualn
wiinoai inrni.
Vtiiw.ii T, Vt.( Anf. , 1KVI I kalinvo tha
Hvi.MMii.osiil.iirf iisatri in th. manRfi and wny Dr.Chun-
' - im m . win run a. ononiMian
"iSlir.prriUiuvtn, Vn.s Au. Ii. 1Q..I hav. na.
crihd ihn llvMpli..aptt.l' Ia aver-. I .-aaaa, and am da
l13h.aJw11lnltari.rta JtUt nrnoa.pJi.)iid woa.ltra.
"UwiLL, I. July f, IfNifl.. hava aaad in alt ahont
tort iMrtilvi, nnd 'n but on imUaci havn t liar fai lad
to uaaafii ma patiant, un that waa n taoaefaa ono ha
fto 1 waioalUd. 1 hnva had aavaratonan ttTL p by
aitrnilin phfatckana who am nc aaiovit.a- enmnaia.
tialy (mmI haalih, nnd ax am pt flom all iha nMu.a
of Mlmoarr duaaan. I naoorad tha Kanar.lr m m
own rn, with drt-itlaxl iimtim, 1 wna rewdad aa
hpalaa hy phrfttclaht and fnanda, and ttt mttalf,
nnrtar lo oM laaainianl.' 1 an now abla to rida, In
nuamliif on the auk, aa many mi la in a day, paibapa.
na any othaf hvlvtan in tha eoan"rr.H
Hooit-a 1-aLka, N. V.. Aui. v3, IK59 1 hava on
ly Umi, thia mrniafft lo aa. that havo aswn atton
.hr(; l it wiliiaaaina; tl.a rMJ tff)U tif the tlH.h
hitot. ll.a kiauniania in jonr pp.iat nr not at
all tai'f'nratf d."
"l:'". K.T Atipf.S IcvW -l bavoboon n(n
r ..,n.,...v.,,,.rB M i.uitv anu roil a, nnu nnvo ai
prrtaas-o. atwal t mirtwamont fram than. Alan, asti
on. Hhohadaharkiaffroofjh and ml4f of th htnaTa.
tl hkwia annoh hanatlitrd try I hair mm.
H liaTMaat, Pa , Jaly M, t - vv4 tho It
iMHiwt 01 (unrwhiira ftrmoilr r Cenanaiutioa. '
(I tiai norkad vaoadara in avarv raao.
Hake no Delav.
t rvn-trtiat, fn nnyataroordtaonai, alMMtld roaort
intiuriliattjly to iha tta af Ute H vfihohila ol lja.a
and .. W'lrX'btf'i l.'anuiaa F rvitaralmo' is.
aiiat trrnp), in otira Utf buttlaa. t "ettamitnllr
pura;- ia ma raiiiAMon ra.M.fd b I'hnrvhtU
"lor irnvfulaie;" ni 11 uraparad ncaordtua to liaaortf
Innl K-rm-ila.
- lr. hurclwll'a Work oa Coi.tintption
C Al'TltiN Iniaroatad -Im rKU aril) try to tall vn
warwir wrprti.aa inaa raiaa. jo not tlivni! My
"tiHnina ((-paf.itiiMMbMr my lae nail i-iiatur.
Ukwapb of all prparaiKMia alaiminf to ba (ho Hy.
p)oapliia, tahtvb. auniain ikun, o any on no. Tlio
uuotry ia likrtf loba nWUd nh piirtoai prapnrn
lioaa. Hy wrtoru 1st o, ywai ubiaia iMinrnanUwn tknt
wiU prat ant an? dfiin' baiu orartlad non yoa.
Iha laf Halt fiiraiahad 10 tlia )'rf aieioa.
rnit-i Uvula, 9'lx thro Holir tW 3, Con
eaalrtd fitlutloo, Ut wail, pco notO,
ISolJ Whota.atn a at fctalul, l tlie am liarl Dkt
ia ika I'allaii Ulalai l. I LA IKll II i ,. i a. u '
43 Jha mini, N Y.
For SnraVyI.Zt.Kl Jol.n k La-.and J.i. Wooataf,
Tirhn, U. jlyH-lt
Jnrub I ritchrr' llstate
IS t 1 ct ia liorcby pi ven that tlie
tbetbf mM honn aniiitaUd aiatl tjualinad na Adam,
mrwni t4 li.a hatnlo w( kr:'.-St. Ulv nf rVnaon
CauiHij ir.'iaa. 1 1 J L. Uk.ltt Mil Tl I' t K,
tA(Bd IM 'tit Jif of Oil,, riaU. 3
ACIRJ. TO TIO MotH AKK;ONft TII4T
nairta.tl It wall al cia ootua w.11 r.saa.
adard I U Aatl tlaar atatlt anant. Aasstsaaa.
"I
fi. r.-Jir) w ii ola ai
SANFORO's
'iff HTJ"W .
i 1 . 1 f Hi ,
l t,. fi,,,-, l .
JV- 1 r.T alf r'
- t - itk rvr
IT If CMrH n - .it t:
n4 hut Kx-rtr n (
Maxitrin. knw ae j
Hal tl, l an) re-..f i .i
II ft I tot tat-t- h if C
It kt cvJIrl t htm ml- 'Hktia th l.al tA yvnya,
WrM Km4 fry(1 Bp a 1 1; 1 pi of fhf, tJ K
nnmrtM nibticllvdevr-! PI tilitmltji ia my po
aion ahnvr. I JJj
1 ht roa aarl V nrlairt- tJ to Ihw t'mvHvrtn)!
m4 the) tnettvi'tvHBt tilt if lit, it1 wift jf Tjr h qnip.
titloafja, h rit'r n 7 MnwRli.
11 ih rltrtaita f or j iii1fmnt fil JKW In
th th I.Wr In- K) vitrntntor. and it will
Bf Llf CsmnMaii. Hillnna Attar-fce- ltt.
ippU,4'frrrnii 4ifiW,l O'f- fw m PT f 'wwftittrttt,
TrrrT. lflTl, Hil" T ,-fTr'II, Hh'tvif fnt-
tlfntiar h()ir, i holvii prj inrnn'an, H ttolrrtr ,
iinl)lf, Ktmala? W-ai- a n-, nr m? b .4
arw-roaafnllr Onlia-, f irT mtf Me-.tif m
1 WiNrr' tirfc hiUi h' 7 r'tfa thmiaitn'U rnn t tf
f,) ill TwilTT JUttrfM,1 CD ,( two rr tfiraf tefltprvoo.
hiU mtm imkm ml pom-i t0 menmsit of mtrk.
All h mm it art rit-l ihttr teitimony I
hi hmr. I I
Mil WtUeT In the Wnnfh with the In
TfjfiMr, trMt arwRltow rVHh tO-ft rtfr.
Trice Onr Uollnr Vet nottfe.
SAFOIiD'S
PAMM.V
CATHAKTIC riLI.f),
i tMi'ui;M)i;u From
Pure V (tctnliln I itrMt lv and pat op
in taut, Ait 1 idfht, ! will k in y
nlimnt.
Th Katnily rathaiHa) 1 PII.I ( ffirtW hnl
lir (. atitartto which Ihfti rortMor hi RaWtt im
hti j if n.'irta mm tho llvvvnl ararj.
Th ronalrnily iraajrejsul 'at.if drmantt ffm tVna
wh hav Inn nar thai 'Pilla, ftrtrl th tHlii!
t ion which kll ttfa in reHI to lhir , hM
tniinrvn m to par them yJQ .thin trio rnrh of ill.
Th rmfoaaioft w k, a nnw tht tiilffn-nt
tnartlo aw t nit HtnVrMd W ivortinnonf ih hnrti.
Ih. Family (Jathvrticl ! I' 1 1 .1. haa, wMh ln ra
forotir-n to thia wll -. ttbhh.l irwti, Imoneam
pottr(sd from variofy of thajt rmrort VarniFrl K
tracti, wbiL-h ant ahkn n 3Urj partAl U altnmn
Ury ena, anrl ara wor, nntt lri In all tnca
wlmr a Cathartic ian i O 4" ttanh na letMr
mama f lha WtmM-hJ irUniHifl , V in lha
Hah anrt Itin, 4 'oOtvc-l 1o, Tain anaj Htvpamwaa
orafiha hnl bMtw, rom V tirien enltt, winch lr
qnantly, if nf l-t, n, nH in n lonf onri of Kavrr
Isoaa of Anjvatita, a rrftp ! fc in r tt'1ion ni I'nM o
vet th MMrf Pa.iUai- Haartarb. OT
wrifht in th H viiil, nil itriflamrnntorT luai.
Worm, in ri.. I,un r A , T",i t 1 1 . Mliatnaiiin.
yrvnt t'nriht r ot tha blooOj Urn) t.tnr iiaan l
whih flavah ia htf, traoj , Utnmna I nnlin In
Ibis advartiaamont. ho t H.
Itrir Thtry l'rnt.
Tim l.lvar linrlforatoT nnd p aniily Catnirflc Piltiara
ratailfr by l)rnfLl, centrally. an aoltl wlioltiaia lI
UitTritlt in all irrfr trwn.
H- T. W. SHnford, H. T).
, Mannfaptarvr nrl Ifpriftf .
hroailway, Naw Vo?k.
Fotilbjf J.F.H'tMr,Til1.n, o. . cwtM-lr
Attnchmrnt IV'otiffa
Jamer M. rattaraon l'laintiir, ajralnt Ilamy titiatoft,
Dai'andinl.
Rt-rnrs .Tta ll.li.iy, j. '. Clinton lp., fI,na
t'n tl. Tli ilnra mimctl hafmilant wilt ink' noitra
(hat on lha 1th ilav mf HfriUmiwr, A . I. I'tfl. an id
Jnitf. iaanad an cfrtr of ntisU'hfnant in tha ntvnvo na
tion, for tha aurn of titrtv one doilan and ntnatr rwtu,
Tiflln, O. f.t.2'i, 'iO .1 Jamii l . P rrnnaon.
Privntc Sale Maw in 111
Tlio iindorsirjni'd offers at priTnte
a la. hia Biaam Haw Mill, til nut ail at Bloomvlllf, Ha.
rrM-n ( 'oamlv. HWio, wit nJI bwioneinf ( tl, a amr I y :
Two arf cf Inn, I, n tmall riwtlirf honaa, ihla.a
Inrga uinttrn, &;., ko., al I na w. K'r ttirtiicr (it format
tl.tn -.pplv'rt MM'HAKL IK'NMt KKK,
Mloomvilla, Oct. 7, 3w
Premium Ambrotype
PjHOTOGRAPIIS!
TUNISON & : FAY,
Have again Taken tlie rrcraiuxn,
for tho bt Ppocimana of
2imbrotypt Daguerreotypes &
Photographs
Tlwr ara now nrrnrd to frirniih fholr haarrtiiVI
(parmirtanf Art,(Tiit Fhotof rapha.) from llnant)ro
lo LIKE Hlts, ml -ry thanprnra, Copiaa takaq
frnn old Iirijmftirontypea m nny olhr kind of I'irtiirv,
nndanlariad to nny tlie minirad. Tboaatvho wnnl
Good Life Like Pictures,
wonld do well tofflvo a rail and rinmin or Hp.,.
nni. Kpat iiilnltaniton iacaltrd to unr Aitihrutypaa,
TAKEN ON PUIirtK GJyASa,
which fn? boaut nnd rttirnbfMlv la far anparior In ny
othar IJInoa ptrtnr. Thm ia no lllack Yafnub nboot
iham to crnek and apoil tho pu-tcra; and
Wo Warrant them to Stand
atlklndanfotlmataor wanlhnr. Onr Colwrod AmbrO
tp(a:iviii nil tho nntumJaolon of tlia Heah and dra
nprya far tiiparinr to nay tliiar of lha kind in thia
Stmt of lha country, nnd havo taken Ihn KI RHT PHE
HL'M fot' tha la it tliraa jroara nt onr Annnni kain.
A Large Supply
of Plain and Fanry f'naai alwan n hand, frnan tho
rhnaMalin ihn bait. ISoyoo en alwaaaha aromoila
tad in rrjrard to I'rieo and Quality, arfaot Likanen
aaofMnall Children WnrmnifMl.
RilOMH la Tomb'a Block; alA rmwMlto In Co art
Homo. Xl'NlMlN 4t FA V.
Tnhn, Ott.7, M9.
Portable Cider Llilla
nnd
2P resQeiai
Smith, Ilariicti,' fc Co.,
Am ones nton- nn hsoil .nd prvp.rsd lo rsfmUh thoM
wi.hins 10 p.ruhn,. C'hlwi Mill., ob .lirt Mtlca, at
oi.iiui.vlDiiuf ni:.. llits Mill, aio
Comiinct and SubtarltiHI,
ami sflljr mov.i? frota hlitca fo nl.re, sntl tli. prvit
m.k.. on. of Ui. b..t oha.rt pr...... Tors atusJI J.ity,
ihn ess b ol. . C'sll so la.v. your onlt-n.
BMITll, BAIINF.3 ,V CO.
eo'w boslh snd Mala urott, T Uls.O.
ugar Mills,:
For Pressing tbo
Chinese Sngar-canc
a-.tliin H. .n A ..nnl.1. In .11 M.n.
Isoafof 1 svShorttft. M.nof.eturd Sua1 for tsh bj
oc7-4w . SMiTrr,LAR!JE8fi Oo,
MRS. WINSLOW,
Aaoierioncad Nurao and Kanato rhyiiataa, ptvoonU
Ui tha nlttntlon ot auotlrvra, bar
SOOTJIING SYllUr,
For Children Teething,
which rraaltr fnrihtatoa ihr Drocoaaolloailnii. bv aof-
onina: tha iia, raduciaj all iMliniiaUmn will oiuy au
ram Ia-4i bchiw, bdmi ib
Nine to Keiculnle Ihe Iloweln.
IWpaud apon it, muihan, U wilt giva iaa to ynr
anlvaa, and iallf and baalth to yoor infanta.
Wa hava put up arid aold thia articla for ovav tan
ynara, anduan aay , ia ronhilanro and ttutb of 11) what
no havo not I aoa:
othar madicino;
Mrs.
bhi to tST mfmmf
rAi i
il.Kli. IN A. WlHSlOW't HisulsIsit
AMtK M AS H
timalynaad. Ma.i DUULUIIlg ivor did wo know
an inUna of C Y D IT p idiMaiistalioa by
ai lias ia, kA W i.A .1 11. .L.
ovutrary, all ara riatihtad wiib ittnparntUni.aBd ijak
in term of hi-hjn coniniondaiiun of It manu al atitu
and niadlrnl (rl-ie. Wa ijak in tli 1 1 at Iter " h at
wo do know, aft rr tra yea-a of e tsarlet a, and ptfa
our rapuMtiaa lurlho rVLriLMkn r of what mi hrvd
oiaro. Iu ainaoat ova-ry imua whoro Iho Infant la
anlVring rWm pain anal oahaauion.rrliaf will ba IuhimI
in Aleao or twenty niintiiaa altar Lbt ftuy t adaaiaia
ttd. I hi valaahln preparation tl th prewrij-lion of on
utf lit moat axPatHiant t and aitiLr l-l Nisiii ia fiw
Eatrland, and haabaon tiifd with Ka vt AlLiu $uc
onaa in Tli(H HMid 11K ( ASV.
It not only rliavtha ebihl from pain, hal Inviyof'
aioa tS alooiarh and btrl, cormii aridity, anal
fiva toaand rnfrry Lo IU nbvl ()lni. It willtl.
oaaat Inatantly tahet
Griping im the ; !iwVln, Wind Colic,
imS .mronMi .OS
For
ir nut p.;i Ijr N
u.ia. o-; bfiiiarei ni u ik. ...T
us ivBs.T BBMs-i Taathlnr ;isth. sil
"""" l CMIUIisss, h.lh., II (V.ml.rtliin.,
m rViMU sa oilii-t c.u.o. t uul.l ,.r i..,.,, malh.
or whoa., a chiWl .s.riBf fr,.ai any of th. lorvoin
Moiplstnl. Soaot 'vltouf rkBJLOti.s. Burls. l.j
UI. . at olli.n, Il.i.d fMI MJ ,ou,
0I.1U. iu,s tho rali.l oiU bo -n, .1.1. t. .uso
to klkiw tin of till. oiodKiao, If iibkIi a.i).
Fell diiat-Uo. liit hnof will BL-v.iini.iiof .ll li-.ttl..
Son. aauataa B.i.H lUo 1st tia.lla of I I K I Irt fc
I'l.BM.trl, Naw I oii. I. oo tit. oauioo wtapr.
Kula lliaol.l. iI-mmiImmM tho OOfl.l.
t rrinvip.! Oihco, No. I3i'.lf .-.It.el. V.
fKlt t UfttV isaCL.NTS hUH BUI I UK.
lor .! b I. L. tt. Juka 4 Co- soil J. k. VV'uouoi,
f'i.l..TilIiB.O. ootll it
"; iM.tl.lv.... ;".. is
Rew F.sitatilihltiMCut.
SGAB3 & T02ACC0.
la Ulv.bBalbsil.i ..Uklilk-1 ' '
SEQAU'& TOP.ACOO STORE,
ON W$lllKiTf FTItKCT,
Naart" 0u;:ta iii t ..urt .m ia, rnpc Kr pb1 pt
attiwiaaala uuJ uil, II. it invwtsi llnvAt.a. i aUa,
l a and 1-hbc rv.-rtl Lw uaaa brai -ta rl ! -laat
awl a.iiokiaji fjaatw, L-. BtUatat- 1 KI
trvtA V avaoaiitwn t. aawly op. iU Cvait Hohm, '
!
Brns and Hedcinc
.Vo. 1 Miaichan'H III or I;,
(oa lha efnr,)
TIFFIX, OHIO.
IP. X'VToojrjltor, '
IlKAl.KK IN
DHUG3 AUD I.TEDICII.E3,
. t r.i (nit Jl i!i-iitr, .
Perfamerf, f'oa. h Yarn iS Furnlinre
ana Demur,
Winks, ruAKinrt, Liquors, Ac.
10 000 iiiecon Wall r..T, from
tl-ones Rntt n i t H . will t.a i,t . . .
clr iwit K lot of i-pr.fi- "m-Ii t n.1.1. .t . rv'Mvm,,li
rwrt S-f..r nH-r.d m Un. c If .lo-,'l l.,rs-l oia ilu.
S liool DooliS, Ktutiouory, Jt,ks,
aa., a.
IVtoiit Medicines of every ties-
eripttnft.
CMnirrljiM'a IljjnihorijihItcs of
"nil Hol, fbr t'oninmtlli.a. '
rcruvian Svrti)--a. very ccle-
brstsd srticl Rr th ii.-Mls.
ScanJiuavittii Blood Purifier.
Kennedy' Aledicnl Discovery, -.
UooHand'a Oennun Bittern,
Boorliftve's Holland Bitters.
. Dr Christie's Ariio BalRam. "I
svlll arlva IA ana itaawtsi tl. .a . a
" ' '" " ' " "'" rw n UVIlfr
nitia orona mora tnra to enra A gat nnd Kavar.
Cod Livar Ui). Jml loctired Sit Holp, )r. Tninontt. :
ureenoiiirhg INoii-KmiIoriva
nrninf l-loitt. ta par fttllon. .
V cgetablo Oil Curnin FlniJ, '
AT J. F. WOOSTKtt'8
No. 1 frwvwtian Bl&k.
'A I V. -A
Filly Oritu
Will hny 1 lb. Condition Powders,'
th 'ift in ii and nnly half iht oomninn prior,
HEAH Till: i' hi 11 ! N V . lr. loi;i VV.CrU'
Vfr.a VrtrrinrirT Hnrirann. aya; "I hava ad V'Malr'l
4 inlilioa tow 4ft, and I aoitiMar iham J) Laat ar
tivh in nan. I havo uaod Sloaa'a, nnd othar kim!, and
I nutiilrr thia far nprerior ir vla-nntinf iha IIIikhI
and Btvisia an appatita gi a that hair agltMay appaot
ant e ral nlky."
Mr. Thorn rt of TymnrntHr nnrl Mr. Ilnrton of
KVpuMift, any: Wa haf niad n varinty af kmrla, ana)
wa comfrW AVoofter far pralaraMa to any in nao,"
(.'onto nnd try than.
Heave onr Ilollnr
Will bay a bottlo of iuoUicinu that
will onro hravaa arTavtiuaMr.
HKAR THE TK.sriMON V,-Mr. John Michael
mya: ! havo natl ono bottlo of voir Heavo maHictiw,
and it haa Mrformad n patriae t curt."
P. (. Thit ia rntirt-ly a naw preparation, ft la not
a Powdor, but a Liquid. For alo by J.F. Wooata-
only. ,
role Evil one Dollar
Will buy a Imttlo that will cure
r. KtI) svery tint. For tsh? by J. r. Voolr,alj.
IliiiK alone one Dollar
Will buy a box of King Bono euro.
roi ml. bj I. P. Wooitei, oalj.
RAT
sjanav a-..
Us
IILLEBISSI,
hi. "
k-- ' f .
9.1 Ccilf4
Will buy BottUof
RAT KILLER,
which in a ccrtuin
ltat Killer and do
mistake.
"Warranted
1000 000 RATS
killeil auiiually'iu
tlio Statu of Ohio.
For Sulo by .
J. F.' U'oostcr.
TKBs.Olio.g.pt.Sja, IPJ.
Guard against Fall & Hintcr Fires
BY ..
CHOICE IXSVJKAXCE
' WITtl TUB -
Iucorpornt.'4 isitt 1 haru-i reri.t tunl.
CASH HP1IJL, l.D.n,
. . . . ....
AIWOI.r.'TE AND L'MMl'AUUai.
NET SURPLUS OF 951.181,72,
And Iba pratl cl 40 yaaraauuo and aipaiiawa,
VPWAKbN F l-l.(KKJ,tX0
Of o hava Iwaa paid ba th ifctit Itjatirr cca C Jtu
. pa'tv mi it (! rt'My yaara.
Tb valua of rvlixlil Ifinirmutt mil ha apjiarant
frnin tid towi n
LOSSaS rAIU JUV XUE JETXi"
IUKINO TUB PAST riVIC Yl-AH-S,
In Ohio, , f ni,Vu.1
Wiat-onaia, . llb.!ii.U7
Kantiu'.fcy, . i'4iH.m,U
In Mii-bian. vl,in M
liKknn, - 146.'-.l'.iLJl
IHlitvia, d4r-,:i.'',al
lennrsira, . a7,5,Vl
k.u.ti Ki'b. u.:,,:7'
Aikattaai oi tin. VS.Mj.UO
Mlionr(, yh4,a i,ih
Iowa U Minn. )i.3'4Hn
faun 'a at V a. 3I,Aj'
aUt4lfpi aavl AiaOniaw, A J3i
Fire m1 Inluud NarlKaCioa.
Staka aucnpiad at ltmt uvnai.ieiu with iulvauoy an4
U.rprMtit.
Rapoolal nttanon fivaa to lnvranf of Uwikunul
and Nnii, Im tanoa ol ) la 5 vanr.
wh aud aaitic iantf an a sneralulij u.J, aaJ li
air uvjiiirai ma .una n,i,raiii t t.a.,.an ,,..
oaaoi in 11 h..t hsiaild not I,, narrhwilail l, ' I !
raadr tat tmnro nJ .nik.. .a.... i........
Oufan atriniont litoan' .! n.-i.iiv IV.r fliaril
lnriL trti-aiaaa Iniporanv dntv lb tnlti
wwt'ny ownan lv uttu Iwaabaiajt Un ncb lata
otird.
Affnclai la ad tl-. prlnplpf Wii-a. ln.l fwni ti.m'
mnh. Mai h'hnc, n'-H v.ii:-.ii it.'t, by a.. '
ol i- ilnljf nuthorirr.) A nia of the livai,v.
t.& UitilDtal attn.la-ii io with ik-H'-t' h and fl'lftily.
JuLUiAUU AbAAla, AluI.
Tin,aiarHv in, tm
A';
Is . A i i Mi t A fc Sirt in a rtm.yfcih.l
rl .!. Itlitl soau if aain Isnat a. aalB aa J
ol Uouaivwn Laftu in t.v4U av'iiinn. J
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