Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 4, Bloomington, Monroe County, 24 May 1871 — Page 4
The Silent One. BY MBS. ELLEN H. KRCHU.L. A pate rain dtoppctli from the moon Over a white grt veatone. And a .veeping the rjotind With s. low, Bad sound, TV wilif.w tree mitkcth moan IVr tuo lileut one, the sorrowful one Boutotli the stone.
T .:.. aie dried that onco wi re ehtd bovi. the lonely dead ; F:r bcr who is proie Benet.th the white stone, 'I lay nvpt wt.n they lowered Lor haul; Iut 'bo .tow no more with teaia is fed. For eorrviw is dead. An 1 still t'.tere dioppeth from tie rueon A pale rain o'er the stone, And sweeping the mound With a low, sad sound, 'Yhi v,illov treo inftKeth moan For it : silent on?, the sorrowful one Beneath the atone. St. Louis Republican-
IS DUN SEWS. A C'lght with Apaches Right. Killed lutciestlug Articles Captured Unr-
aers ny mitisnt. Sainton, N, M , i.Feb. 15.) correspondence of the ' New Mexican.
i Tho troop of cavalry that left Fort ' T ,-. 1 i (immnml et f.nnt.nin 17a11v
! .. . tii , n -
THE HURRICANE.
of the Eichih Cavalry, in pnnrait of
jtho Indians who stole eight animals ; from Clenegr-, arrived here last, evenj ing on their return, having had good j success. j The Indians took a winding a ad tor- ! tnons eoiuse, as is usual with tteiu, so as to baffle their pursuers, and making I it in this instance hard work for the ! guide to trt.il them m many places, ! thereby giving the rasoals a good start in advance. Captain Kelly's command i numbered twenty-one men, seven citi- : zens, and guide, making twenty -nine in i all, well mounted. i After stealing the stock, the Indians
I directed their course toward the Gila, j in a northerly direction, aiid then I turned into ';he Burro MountaiiiB,cro8s-
mg the Tucfion and Mesilla river seven miles east of here, and continuing their southerly course into the Cbiracana range. Captain Kelly and his nen followed as fai.t as possible, and list Sunday, just eight days from tins time of starting, surprised them on a high mountain of the Sierre Madte range,
From tho base
i of the mountain to the summit it was
'. T. wna anirn whan tli a 0 . 1 o lr urna
no more' v evpr met ! made, and this made it favorable for the
soldiers, as .no jumittu- tuum t ut nee iu any great di stance. There -rare only three or tour Bhota lired by the
Indians. Their Chief was killed among the number. His name is supposed to be " Coo3e." One
of the Indif Jis Jtuiea was a noiea one as "Bigfoot," and this fellow thf.t Kelly's command sent to the happy hunting grounds hai afoot which measured thir teen inched. The Indians were well supplied trith jerked meat. Mescal, safe, sugar, calico and domes ties were found at their " wicky-ups," as also block matches, which goes to iihow that this tribe l.as been depredating wound Tucson. The matches are und oubtedly California make, and are not fieen east of Tucson. A doll's dress unfinished was found, also going to show that some little girl, and perhaps her mother, were captured. A priest'ei cassock was found, and also a blanket', with a Mexican fog and ensign, embroidered in tho centre.
Some yeiLTs ago there was a Catholic priest lulled by the Indiai s at Las Graces, in this territory, and, no doubt
Foreign Notes. The London Daily Telegraph circulates daily 190,000 copies. ?he Marquis of Lome ha, purchased tho property of the Cunard line in Halifax, N. 8. There are 109 Greek and Latin
scholars, and 12 Sanscrit students, in
on Prussian regiment.
The heathen Chinee, according to a
law of the Flowerv Kingdom, must
have a whito sheet in his houso to wear "jo funerals.
Very Cool. From the Overland Monthly. A mountain trail a narrow, tortuous,
difficult path. Two miners, with their
The Mess-Rose. Krummacher illustrates simnlicitv '-.
by the following beautiful fable:
the angel who takes care of
the
estates tied up in ropes und slung i flowers, and spnnfcles upon them a across, their bucks scrambling wearily j dew in the still night, slumbered on a
up it. dust at tue uecnes.. nan tne i p" -i:-ueoi a rnae-Diuw
foremost halted short, turned about
deliberately nnslunir his nick, sat
down upon it and siphed. As he looked across the green expanse of the valley below, to the brown majesty of the opposite range, and over into the fath- ... 1 ..A 1- 1 1 1 . . f .. 4 rtf
rnATrimty in the ammal wori an!earth impressin;7
his face with something of the glory of the transfiguration. HU companion, rough and hard, though ho was, observed the change, and ai wared to
WEEKLY WISCONSIN
has lately
Ita Devastation at Baton Rouge, The Baton Rouge Advocate of the 3d instant, says of the hurricane or tornado the :e : The twrible gale which passed throng h ear city yesterday was one of these (.vents whioh are never forgotten. Short in its duration, it will live all the longoi iu the memories of those who suften d from its withering effects. The oldest living men here assert that, for
sot-i its ec(ual. More damage may ! 1 fifte,!? ?n . j. v,..., ,,,. a j Di i of the mountain to tl
UlU III Hit's ijtivu tjzrj. uuuu 4U iiwco: . , -i . Wh.,r,. tho "Storm Fiend" orolontred ! 2ne and half miles, and very steep.
his ilovustutingt vist, but .ipralliiifi tragedy has
the eye :.u so short a time. Bricks f.nd planks and trees, whirlijg arountl an so many snow flakes in ;.n Alpine storm, lent a terror to the gloomy scene, which, aided by the
t irfittnl glare of the forked lightning Rti'caliing the stormy firmament, caused both saint and sinner alike to tremble. The lirgest trees were torn from the ea: th and tent as so many twigs. Like so nanny aspens they shivered and swayed hither und thither in tho meroiies t" blast, and what was most strange, the " younger ia years " withstood the in) v oi the tempest more stoutly than th. older, as if they were unworthy the notice of the destroyer. No:: were this waters of the mighty Mississippi idle. They danced in wild gl. e i ml beat t heir shores with all the rtr Tei of the "tempest tossed ocean," ecguifing in their mad career many beats of minor si.e which had been lyi a: the laailiug. Bo ;h the rooming and midday and evening of yesterday were exceedingly hot. The Lnu's rays were intense, and c en body wore his lightest garb nntil I . ilw,1iAi., nf f n v ltn n an.'lian
't i 'till j LI I A UJ 111 UJ x J- 4-ii v ll.u buuiau i , . t -, - pi , oi, spread itself over the sky, and it ; Several cpjiis were picked namong t ,.n,A-,iA t. that, tl rain w nm-. them a Mencan douoloon. I have a
al'rino or white elephant,
been captured in Siam. In the small island of Ionia, on the coast of Seotland, 61 kings lie buried 48 were Scotch, 8 Norwegian, i Irish and 1 French. Two American ladies, accompanied by a male restive, recently made the overland trip by sledge from the Okhotsh Sea, across Siberia, to St. Petersburg, a distance of 7,000 miles.
A nsw sect called "Sighers" has ap-1 peitred in a diatriot in Russia, whose prominent dogma is that there is now no true church on earth, and they repudiate all churches, pries and reli
gious ceremonies. DtiBiNQ the summer of 1368 a Jewish rabbi of Vienno made S!43 converts from Christianity to Judaism. These conversions are becoming very numerous in Germany. The sixpenny edition of Sir Walter Scott's works, published in Edinburg, have been the most succeed Jul of all that, have been published.
One of the Paris journals ridicules the story that Louis Napoleon saved very little during his reifjn, and sayB his fortune, at the smallest estimate, cannot be less than 80,000,000 francs.
The King of Wnrtemburg is inconsolable at the loss of his famous lion Mustapha, who was acknowledged to be the finest of his kind it. Europe, and so tame to the King that the latter ooidd safely play with b.im as with a dog. The Japanese aro advan cing. They have established a newspaper which carefully prints all the Litest news once a month. Some Chinamen at the Berlin diggings, in Australia, have lately struck a nugget of gold weighing 1,717 ounces, and worth $34,889. The German North Pols Association named the Northern Cape, discovered by the second Germon Polar Expedition, Cape Bismarck.
A link of first-olase eiteamers has
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WEEKLY
the cassock found was his property. been established to run between Bremen
irg. We had long been wishing for rain, but previous to its fall a smart
bieeje sprung up from the South.
almost instantly changed its direction, and, veering round to the nortlwest, gave ample symptons ttat it woul.l very soon grow into a desperrte gsde. Onward it came, " a mighty and "itroug wind," and about six it "hud reiched the climax of its f rceness. About half past sis the it in commented to fall freely, which had ;i tendency to allay the fury of the elements, and about bedtime there was
s?an:eiv a brviith oi air stirring, ine
rial, I think, so old there is no date T-rio-i V1 Tiffil-if it nnnowi vf .3 fl tQi To --
Tt ' 1869, an envelope addressed to General XI' i -rm . T l a l . !
wnippie, ana post-marsec. Apacue Pass, date illegible, and a registered envelope, no doubt one of e. package being sent by the Governmen t to some Postmaster were picked up. The soldiers brought in several scalps, a saddle-bag or two ei.ch, made of borse-sikin, and worked handsomely, and beadu, and many other trinkets. After the soldiers and citizens had obtained what they wanted, Captain Kelly
ordered their wicky-ups, meat, and all
f-.. tt,o r..aiut.l 11. nu,t -f !.!!..,
Captain Kelley informed me that he
found a little bag in which was seme hair preserved: it was black, curlv.
have bn la- 811(1 oeantmu, ana ne nas no uouot it
was taKen irom a man or woman.
following catalogue of disasters will j ue" siorjs 0,"f l""8 cleaning out,
speak for itself. But, sad as has been onrijspcrienc-3 here, we dread that a few lays wil' bring us a wilder wail from the water, where we very much
fear the snf't riuar must
men table. V'e give the more serious loss together with the names of the Sfitli.rers, belw : S. L. James & Co., lessees of the penitentiary North and sonth walls I flown away, :ogether with the roof of the shoe factorv and cells in the sonth v in j of the building. Estimated loss, 100,000. tnited States Arsenal Storehouse No. 1, two hundred ind fifty feet long
iv sixtv
How a Sacrnutentti BtiteherV Hei-se ha Risen to Fame. From th 8sn Francisco Bullotln, April 'J7. Bonner is t ie envy of hall the world, because the scrubs cannot go ahead oS Dexter. According to recent accounts, Ex-Gov. Star Jord is to be the envv of
I tlie other half, because a horse recent-
lv transferred from a butcher's eart has
feet Wide: whole of second come into his possess on, and already
sto:-y and rot f blown away; also three I trots a mile in 2:15. This fact if it is hundred feet of the laboratory frame j a fact mokes that particular piece of building and roof of one of the powder I horse flesh worth a round hundred magazines. Bough estimate, $100,000. j thousand dollars. A small item for the W. D. Peterson, coal merchant Six j owner, but a very comforts.ble considboB ts laden with coal and several flats, j eration j!or a poor man. The horse ; lumber unknown. Estimated loss be-! men are in raptures of delight. But it
tween $50,00) and $60,000. J. Sharp McDonald & Co., coal merbants. Estimated loss $10,000. L. James & Co., brickyard damage to mifhinerv and buildings. Estimated lews between $5,000 and $6,000. Cathokc church Roof blown away iai half the f.:.-ch on the inside expect cd to fall. Estimated loss $2,000. Charles Weick Three buildings unroofed and otherwise damaged. Estimatad lo.'.w 1,500. "Abliott & ;'!oady, merchants Store unroofed and goods more or less dam:tgfd. Among those who suffered in a minor degree, haviug the roofs and gable ends of their ho iaet blown away, are the following : Henry Jones, A. J. Bogel, Arbour & Broth Judge D. D. Avery, W. F. Tunnurd, Jnds-oFavrot. Timotnv
turns out tnat tne norse is not a
thorough, bred, but a hack of doubtful lineage, whish owes little to good breeding. It would be a singular commentary on the training of blooded horseflesh this unknown cob unharness ed from butcher's cart, beats them all. What a::e we to do with the horse maxim "that blood will tell" after this ; seeing that it signifies po little after all ' We believe that there is a scow somewhere tibout the harbor of San Francisco which can beat the fastest yatch which has ever made its appearance in these waters. And now we have the ne:rt wonder : Stanford's horse, whilom of butcheroart assceiation, can throw dust at 2j in the eyes of Bonner's horse, and the latter is no longer the prince of iiorse-
nesn. rne louowing particulars are
and Venezuela, . leaving Southampton
for Porto Cabello and Laguayra on the 10th of every month. Availing herself of the abrogation of the Black Sea treaties, Russia is now demonstrating her peaceful intentions by fortifying Sebastopol cn a gigantic scale. The Midland and Great Northern Railway companies contrive to lose by competition in carrying coal about 320,000 a year, but the price of the
commodity is not cheapened thereby. Tece letter in which Goethe oflered his charming poem "Hermann and Dorothea" to a publisher for five hundred gold pieces, was recently sold at Leipsic for seven thalers. There is & new rage for Uncle Tom's
Cabin " in Europe, and three different translations have recently appeared in Berlin. The Polish Jews in the: Polish provinnes subject tho Russia, have been forbidden to wear their national dress. The city of Alexandria, Egypt, has an eventful history. It is said to have been built by Alexander in seventeen flays, and was six miles round its walls .in 332 B. C. ; it was taker, by Ca?sar, 47 B. C. ; by Octavius Csesar 80 B. C. ; by
have some vague and imperfect idea of
its nature ; for, without a word, ne grounded his own baggage and sat himself thoughtfully upon a rock. For sometime the two maintained a si
lence which was intensified rather than
broken by the just distinguishable murmur of the river 1,000 feet below. The wind whispered ita eternal secret to the pines, and the mm, flaming grandly above, flung wave after wave of light against the hills, which sent back faint pulsations of heat as it were an echo. "Jim" and tho voice of the miner was choked and husky, os if troubled in its lower depths by 'some struggling emotion " Jim, we two've been good friends ain't w?" Whether it was because he did not thoroughly know what was coming, and declined to commit himself, or whether ha had a delicate consciousness that to reply to such a question would imply a misconstruction of its purport, Jim maintained a grave silence, merely
shifting his great hands alternately, the one above the other, upon the vortical
handle of his pick. The uncertain
light in the eyes of the speaker grew, bv imperceptible decrrees, into a posi
tive gleam of intense longing as he
continued : "Jim. I'm not a feller to ask favors:
you know that. Ever since we two've been pardners, you've never knowed me to git a man to hold my dust while I attend to the cards, without my bein'
willen' to hold his'n the ame. Now, D&rdner. I feel that I ean't drift oi! fur
ther on this level, nnd I guess I've got
to no down lower. But lore l go.
want you to tell me, honest, who 'twas shot me that night at the fandango
over to Spanish Camp. The thought
that I was tird into by some stranger
who wasn't takin' no hand, and come near havin' mv light snuffed out by
some one unbeknown to me, is not a
cood thought to die on. When I get
down vonder. and thev ok me 'who
made this yer hole in yer back?' I'd like to tell' 'em, so't they could spot
him when he comes. laint no case
for human justice : we haven't got no
thing invented vet as d do right to him
And, Jim, don,t yon never go for him
yourself ; that man's too mean for kill in' " Tho rlvincrmnn cpuqAil. hilt .Tim
When he awoke he said
"Most beautiful of my children, I thank thee for thy refreshing odor and cooling shade. Could yon now ask anv
favor, tiow willingly would I grant it!" . . "Adorn me then with a new charm," BEST AND CHEAPEST said the spirit of a rose-bush, in a be- DJ"J- "" JJ w J.
seecmng tone. So the angel adorned the loveliest of flowers with simple moss. Sweetly it stood there in its modeBt attire, th moss-roue, the most boautiful of its kind. So the costliest ornaments are often the simplest. There is no gold, nor jewel, nor sparkling pearl,equal to the
ornaments oi a meeK antl quiet spirit, which is, in the sight of God, of great price."
X.i J. 3XT ID 3 ! In Southwest Missouri. The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Co. Have for sale 1; B6) ,000 screA, of best Qtiatiiy, on lonu crodl. cheap. Those Und 3 ore just broaxm into mar1;t, liariuy beon reserved since 185;; till toe completion f thi Road. None ol'tbsr lan is have e one into neci later'
hands. Aetna! settlor, ate coining fa, and t a th m oat ore mUoh made. The b-set climate, with chor:, mid wintara and luuc aninmets. relieved bv freolo&fcal ele
vation 1 rum great heat, and health fulnotts superior tall commmptive tendencies, invite settler to ;bia region. For particulars, in iaaphlt, aiipW to A.HU& TUCK, Lnd Commltin.T Corner bixth and Walnut fit., St. Ule. Mo.
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INTERESTING STORY
The Indians of Peru have a tradition.
to whioh they persistently adhere, of
an immense buried treasure in that
nnnntrv. rhflv rav thfrfc Afahiiama'a T. now mnnlnr
.,,,;. f .u i. iii. sample, Trm,
gD ictoi ivu ui gum, a ifouipit. witu . monies.
rooms nui oi tne metal, never was seized by the Spaniards; that it exists still, and that the s&jret of its existence
is kept by a family or tribe of Indians who religiously guard the treasure for the day when the heir of the lneas shall assume his ancient throne.
OF
Black Sheep
1,700,000 Acres in Iowa!
180,000 Acres in Nebraska ! !
T H E . R. LAND COMPANIES Of Iowa and ZtTebraclui,
SUFFER THE ABOVE LANDS TO 8STTLKR8. at
VS W3 to 10 oer icru, on tlmoi t Mj pet oent, n for cuh. Tbm Computet hT MtMmi el to nkve
. Biak
k nombora IkiraUhed. Bend for
per rear; GO oento for four
CIliUIKIt, IK ENS I& CRAMER, Proprleiorn, Milwaukee.
Chapped Hands, face, roueh skin.
pimples, ringworm, salt-rherm. ancl
other cutaneous aflections, cured, and ! the skin made soft and smooth, by using the Juniper Tab Soap, made by CasWKMi, Hazard & Co, New York. It is more convenient and easily applied than ' other remedies, avoiding the trouble of the greasy compounds now in use.
8fef This changeable weather is very
trvine to health. Darti nilarlv for such as are
troubled with any pulmonary weakness. Even
a utile noargenesf. may bo irrmiio me mngH an to produce the most direful consequence.., Ode s Couob Balsam cures hoareeneeB every
time.
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wonh eoo ! One tine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth I&08 a r.mllv Sewtu Madiittea. worth ftlie ateh I
HO Gold aodljUver Wcr UanUof Watohaa, worth
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Diocletian, 296 ; by the Persians, 615 ; i
by the Saracens, 940. Hi nee by Napoleon and the Turns, and lastly by Lessens' canal.
in . Tne dying man ceaaeu, oui dim
bowed his head lower and lower over
the pick handle in silence, and seemed
struggling to surpresa a sob. Finally
he asked, m an almost inaudible tone : "Bill, are you quite sure you're playin' out fast?" "I'm a coilin' up my riata, Jim." " How long mout you last yet V Not niore'n ten minr,tes at the outside." Jim straightened himself upon his rock with a jerk. " Bill, I won't never get after that feller least ways, not till I commit suicide. I fired that shot that's a-doin for you!" Then half apologetically: "I "didn't know yon then, Bill, or I shouldn't have shot without singin' out to you that I was on it." That extremely moribund miner rose to his feet ; more properly, there was a vast upheaving of his. frame, which
! seemed to expand at every point as it
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finally towered aloft like a blasted
cedar. " Jim " he flamed out, "board's a
fair play : and ever si ace we two've
The invincible ignorance of the Tall ! hfifin nardnors vou never knowed me to
Mall Gazette upon American affairs is take back a card. But in saying what amusingly manifested in a recent par- j i jid about human justice. I throwed agraph among its " Occasional Notes," ! awav a qUeen when I knowed I held a beginning: "Little has been yet heard ; bower. Jim, I take back that play ; of the Joint High Commission sitting i pm after your scalp, pardner!" at Philadelphia." j The spot is still pointed out to the A writer in a European paper re- traveller.
marks that Thomas is the champion
Dnggan, Mrs. Waldrioh, B. H. Burk,C. j taken from a Sacramento paper:
IL David, A. Montan, Sr., Mrs. Green
wall, a M. Hart, 'the losses of the above persons vary from $200 to $800. A two-story frame I ouse, lately occupied as a barber sho, on Florida St.; a trame bnLlding occupied by Mr. Bogai., on the edge of ';.ie town ; a black
smith whop on goveri ment street, and a
Yesterday morning at the Pari;, the
mysterious "Stanford hone' was driven around tlie track, in a sulky, by "Yank " Smith, who has the animal in his charge. The first hall rii'a was trotted over it a moderate spaed, but on the lust half mile Smith let him out,
ana ne erossed tne score in ..:07. Keep-
Democratic name. He says : " Did
on ever, in the course of your reading, meet with the Christian name of Thomas in connection with rovaltv.
either as Emperor, King, Prince, Koyal Duke, or any scion of royalty, either in ancient or modern times i" The Trinidad Chronicle says that trees producing India-rubber " abound in Trinidad, are among our commonest trees, found everywhere, grow quickly, are of many species, and are held to be a sign of good land. They even grow on our garden walls in town and are a post, but not a soul gathers the gum." The fortune, reported to have been left to Kossuth by a deceased relative in Debretzia (Eastern Hungary) it ia now said will not amount to more than 50,000 florins, which at the present depreciation of paper currency in Austria will be about $20,000.
amttii lrame Duiiti ng out on Africa 1 ing right on, at a slower toot, till the
street, were anniUiiateti, and everything last hah! mile was reached, the wonderwithia then walls destroyed. The frame fnl horse was again urged to his speed, residence of Col. Csirnth, in the west- j and made the last half m.e in 1:07.
era suberbs of town, was unroofed aud ' His tima was noted by several reliable
tne interior oi tne ouncung conwaera- and experienced parties, among whom
bly (turn aged. may be mentioned Charley Shear and While the ttorri was racing last George Gilbert. Lelund Stitnforrl. th
(veiling, an.1 after the walls of the peu-! owner of the horse, was ;so on the iteniiiiry au:t the roofs of the cells hud : ground There is no doubt about this bteu blown away, as attempt waa made : time having been made, and it is the by some ot :Iio contiet- to escape, but 1 tautest on record. A well known sportorJv or two suaeeeded in getting ing gentleman who Baw the trial, offer"it of the pri-. They were epeedily ; ed to wager $1,000 that he could take 'et-.hen. ; the home for a week, and drive him a We ftitrn that the steamers. Pike and . mile in 2:15. The horse ha.3 a someLt , nidus were badly injured by the wliat romantic history, and, like many
t, iir. and it 13 th mght that many bipeds ill this country, his uluvation I
oT'Jt in.-r.tn nave snarea tne same fate, from betrd work and obscurity to fame The ssugiii-honse on tho plantation of ; and ease hat. been rapid ancl lemarkMr. Joseph Bernard was leveled to the : able. Not many months ago he did lou iil, together with a number of cab- service in a butcher cart in this city, tns blown away in the quarters. i and was sold, for the paltry sum of $150.
I lie Kng:;Jionne. gin house and cabins Stanford piad $3,900 for him, and
on tt'e plantation of Hon James McCuilen were til destroyed. On tlie plantation of Mr. W. 8. Pike, portion of the engariiouse was blown down, and ill the cabin. An oiig those who sufleretl bodily in-juru--'? tturing the progress! of the storm were . One colored man on the Bernard plie.: kiilec, and several wonuded. 'iff'-'' colored men killed on the Pike phco iVid s. ver.tl wounded. On the 31 cC alien place, several color -d persons were wounded. 1 1 tho city two colored men were woirvtti'l. We have l:vn nimble to learn the ' ""f of the piirticj ki.'lcd nd wound ed, and oaii only Hay that many have tif.-n seriously injnwftl, while the wounds ol jchfis arc of a coinpftritlively tiivud diaricter.
i.v. Iras- is looking op down Etwl. T1k ' nre now club at Month Bonttm ;:ud J'.r.;Ii.;st4.-i-, Mass.. and Portlantl, "fe.; and two in Hie City of Boston pfipf-r, all f.t which, witfi one eicepticn, .tro represented to be in a :ionrinhitrg eoiiditi'Mi. aiul to cherish wellf ro'iiided bopps of a brilliant season. The opering regatta of the Eastevi Vrtchi; Cnh o! Boston the principal one of these will take place June 13. Home weeks later the Clnh wiU li ave Boston uiion its Summer i mie
to the ilirj'.;a m Penobscot I5nv, reach
uisr .uonrit Jesert, and, probably.
tending tl.e journey to the Menan.
: coald probably get $39,000 not for bin bargain. The pedigree of tbe hcrse is in dispute, but those who hive the best reason to know state that, .'be is a : St. Clair. Straage Story of a Murder. A New York morning paper publishes ; the following singular story : "Abont two months ago it was rumored that j th 3 onoo famous yacht Maria, formerly the property of Commodore Stevens, i of the New York Uacht Club, had been lost at eea, d it is now reported that I the minor nas set afloat at that time to i cover up the murder of the captain and the siezure of the vessel by tlie crew. It is said that twe seafaring men who recently arrived in this city sit that ; the Maiia is running the Cuban blockade from a southern port, under eonii maud o:f a Spanish Captain, and that a rumor is current to the effect that Capt. Martin had been murdered by his crew, friteps have been taken to ensure her Keiznre by the United Sta les Consular authorities in Cuba, San Domingo, New Providence and Aspinwall. The Government has also, it is said, ordered United States cruisers to look i out for the Maria."
Few, if any, of -.'he young ladies at present in society have any n otion of coiivoifintioii at all. Ifj as tho ancient Persians believed, ten baskets of talk were giyeu to humans, of which the
ex- women ohoso nine, it would sec rnn that
Grand they had gone in for quantity rather
tnnn quuuy.
4 Locomotive Let Loose ty Mischievous Boys. From the Pitlsburg Qamtte, April M. Last evening engine No. 7 arrived on time at the Connellsville Railroad Depot with the passenger train, and, after detaching from the cars and shifting several hundied yards above the depot on a side track, it was left with full head of steam on by tho engineer and fireman, while they wer.t for their sapper. During their brief absence two mischievous boys, named Arnold and Butler, got aboard, and reversing the engine, (started the locomotive along the track. They stuck bravely to their posts till a fearful rate of speed was attained ; and then, frightened, both jumped safely off, and tho engine and tender swept like a streak of lightening through the long depot, and on coming in contact with the bumpers or heavy timber-guards at tie terminus of the track, shivered them into splinters and broke the gate into fragments. Gaining the wharf, the engine was somewhat checked in its wild course towards the river by a deep gutter, but it plowed its way, to the great damage of the cobble-stones, some forty feet beyond its point of escape from the rails, and there halted with the wheels
deeply imbedded in the earth. The
locomotive was somewhat injured. Had the accident occurred durincr business
hours, there might have been loss of
Me attendir g it. The boys who caused all the trouble were not to be discovered after the accident.
rmuiiiaTE i.haei.e8, tne I'rencn savant, has spent his whole fortune of
over seven hundred thousand francs
for purchasing what he believed to be
autograph letters of distinguished men of former times, but which have since
proved to be skilful forgeries. Despite
ins neavy losses no nns steadily refused
to give the names of the parties who
swindled him so barely and systematically. Commodobe Asnunr's new yacht Livonia had a trial race with the yacht Guinevere, over the Queen's Course of the Victoria Yacht Club, Htarting from Bydo and thence to Yarmouth and back, round the Nnb Light to Ryde, beating her opponent three minutes. Neither of the yachts were in racing trim.
The Roman Catholics of Schenectady have paid $25,003 for property belonging to the estate of the late Eld ward C. Delavan, intending to erect a convent on the grounds.
Henry Ward Beecher's Stepmother. New York Correspondence of the Boston Journal. It is well known that Mr. Beecher keeps a reporter in his church The form of Mr. Ellenwood is as well known as that of the Plymouth pastor. He has sat for years at a little table in front of the platform, and takes down everything Mr. Beecher says his notices, prayere and sermons. These Mr. Beecher revises before they nre published. Sharp, racy, humorous utterances, keen remarks, sentences thrown off in the heat of spealdng, witticisms that shake the Plymouth audience a the forest leaves are shaken by the wind, are often missed in the public report. Many of the iliustratious lose much of their point, because no reporter can take down the manner of their utterance.- Last Sunday morning he brought his stepmother on to the pintform, He described her as a woman of great excellence, but as a great martinet. Strict in her religions practices and teachings, and like the mistress of Dotheboys Hall, she gave her children weekly a stiff dose of the Capehism. She was the pink of propriety, and held in abhorrence all vain and trifling amusements. Dr. Beecher hud a weakness that of playing on a fiddle. He mixed up Yaniee Doodle, a round country dance, find Old Hundred, and he did not exactly know where the one began and the other ended. One day he was amusing himself on his favorite instrument, and struck up a genuine jig which unsanctified had been running in his head ever since he was a boy. Just at that moment his mother came in, and, catching the inspiration of the tune, placed her hands on her hips and actually danced a minute. Mr. Beecher described the scen.:. He stepped back on the platform, placed his hands on his hips, and showed the audience how his mother did it. He described the consternation of the children. He clasped his hands, rolled up the whites of his eyes like a regular mawworm, opened fiis mouth, drew down his hip, and stood the personification of rust ic horror. The whole scene was irresistibly comic. He wound, up with the moral that if his mother had danced more and plied the Catechism less he would have had a happier childhood
NEW YORK. Fair to Prime
ogs LIto
Shxef Fair to PrlniB Cot ros Middling Fr-ntrn Extra Wrtern.
Wheat No. 3 Soriiut 1 M
Cobn Western Mixed 79
OAT& Western Rye Western BiBLET Pons Mess Laiid
CHICAGO. Bee Tin Choice Prtino Fair Grades Medinm Stock OarrX-e Common Inferior Hogs Llvo SlcEEP Live Good to Choice Butter Cboloe F.oos Freftb FtoOB White Winter Extra 8prtog Estru... Wheat Spring No. 1 No.S Cosh No. 3 Oats-No. S Rye-No. I Baulky No. !! PonK Mesa, Now Laud CINCINNATI.
Beef Cattle .$ 3 M S 8 60 HeXM Llvo 4 611 5 AO Sheep Llvo 3 te b 00 Floor -Family s w g. fi 75 Wheat Red U tl Cobh -67 Oath K g 5? Rye as S l 06 Babley t& & 85
POBK Mess (S17 00 IiABL (ft 11 ST. LOUIS. Beet Cattle Choice $ fi 00 (4 1 oo Good tc Prime 4 00 ( 6 00 Hogs Lire 4 60 iS 6 00 Sheep Good to choice 3 75 (Si 6 10 Flocb Sprlnn XX 6 15 S 6 60 Wheat Fall S 1 66 Cobn 49 61 Oats 61 ffl St Rte ft so Bablet 86 a 1 16 Pobk Mese 17 00 Lard 11 11 MILWAUKEE.
Beeves Choi on Price Fair Grades Medinm 8tocs Cattle Common Inferior , H008 Lite Sheep Lire-Good ti Choice BcTTEB-Coolce Egob Fresla Flocb Wlilto Winter Extra Spring Extra Wheat Sfiing, No. 1 No. i ,. Cobh No. i Oath No 3 Hye No, 2 Bablet Good Pobk Men Labu
FOR fAL.Il BV JOHN NAZRO & CO. MILWAUKEE, GENERAL AGENTS For Wisconsin mid Minnesota.
THE MEADOW KING MOWER
ploying equally well iu an)' potation.
Has tbe only adjustable linger bar in use, the knife
ilfljring equally well iu an)' poHiuon. It has abfolfitt.lv no -lidt) draft: ia oerfeotlr balanced.
: so there In uo a.jittht upon the horses' necks: la of the : lighteat draft, aid better adapted to work on all ktoea j of ground than uij other mower. It ia guarantaod to give perfeot eatiaf action, or no
i sale.
it la 1 ale.
For uirculara or Information aooiT to S. L. SHEL-
: DON, General jkgent, Madtson.wls., or St, Paul, Minn.
when
A New Catechism. "Whom did Adam marry, and did he maary heri Odb Eve.
What wan her bridal dress ? Barely nothing. Not even a ribbon ? No, ulie had no need of one, she was a rib-bone herself. When Adnm and live were in the gardening buninesB whut time did thev commence picking npp es ? n tlie fa II. Why did not Cnno mukegood migar ( Because he wasn't Able. Spirit up well as sugar cornea from oane; what evil resulted from this Cain spirit ? Able got slewed. What roason have wo to suppose that Cain also got slewed? He went immediately to the land of Nod. Who waB the wisest man ? Knower. What did he know? He knew enough to go in out of the rain.
if i Sid
JIISK. D. R . & CO.. 53 and 66 Lake St.. wholesa' e
dealers in Straw Goods. Mlliinerr. White Usedli H 1.
kry .Gloves and Fanoy Goods, 63 A 66 Lake SL.Ckioafo.
"XII. PHRI'MSl'lJ A- R
bera In Diamonds. Watahes. Clocks. Matei
; Established lwt.
IJfOi, lap
Dorters and jot
1- wr ..... 1. t f 1 u- f.. 1
48) East Water street, Milwaukee.
a 7 00 5 6 60
MARINE l)OIIR WORKH. Lake street, Milwaukee, Wis. I R. Da vie, Proprietor.
1 MI LI. IS 11. manufacturer of Rich Hair Jewelry J , and Lad I es' Hair Work , 89M Wlsoonsln St, , M 11-
; waukee. Chain!. Charms, Pins, Rings. Switohee, Curia, Braids, Wigs. Orders by mail reoelve special attenticn.
! II.HRRT HURRA tt:h .1- CO.. enttnn And fl.
; iTtwines all Binds, wool sacks and Burlaps, nets s fid
aftines, tenia. vttTeraanauags,Kn o. water Btunicatro.
Special Itoticcs.
REDUCTION OF PRICES
To conform to reduction of dutlet.
GREAT J5AVING TO CONSUMERS
BY iETTI. trP CLtBH.
IW Send fot our New Price List and a Glut form will accompanr it, containing full directions makins a largo wiving to consumers, and remoneratiYe to club organlzors. THE CRE AT AMERICAN TEA CO-. 31 nnd 33 Vesey Street, PO.Bo6?43. NewTork.
theblool toaheafthy oottdltlou. !fo pen ial take oaniraB, provided their tMim ere aotdasAroTed 1 9 min
e-el poleoa or otoer meaaa. sad tbe vital apM wasted teyovd the point o repair.
Thej m re a ucb He rugad-e wi -mil aa a lo, iipa.Bisa also, tha nsenllsrcaeiitol at Bug a
a power f ul aa nt in reherinc Coceetio or Inflsanws
tion oi he Llrar. and all the Viaeeral Orraaa P(l FKNALB f.amPIJk ff-Ti. .kii'hfcr ts
yo dnc tt did; mairiied or ae; at dswnofrotaa-
hooa. a" at the brum of Hie. theee Tonic Bitteis hare nosmuL Far 1 aaanty aaa Ubiaaie Bken asHa ad G-Mrt. Iryaprpwlm wr IaiUeatfa. B llw. Ramli teat auHl Iateratincfae Fevers, IHfjs f tier Blaad. Urr, KHstn asd ia.ddrr, tkaae Nam have bean noat oeoeasblL Bmtk ma-a-iea are caoaed by Vlti&trd Bk.rl, eUeb hi Cesar- ly ptodaead b derancement of the D If eaUvo ajtyaia DYHPEPSlA OR INtflGESTirtN. Headache,
Fain b . th ISioaldcra, Concha, TihUKa of tbrCftesJ; Diaxin Ma, Boor KrncUtioaB of the Stoeaacri, B ul taste
In Montk. BiUans Attacks. Palpilatiarc ot Om Heart, IdUaamatkm of tlie Lnnfs, Pais in the nda oi iht Itnmt: and a hundred other palaf il wap-
asaa,.tlia ritaiilnnotDrepeiwIs,
Th-tnTicente the 8toisoh, and atbanlate tha tar-
pMMtr dbow ta.w falefc reader theeaof ua iqaaBarl agoar y in cleensfni tbe blood of all faapn.'itaa, aad faBpardnjrnaw life and vigor to the wfeele ejtb A:
fNmnXXN I)ISEaSJ3Si, ErOpUoM. 1 el tr, Salt Bm n, Blotshea, Sport Jinaplea, Postnles. B- alt, Car-
eoaalia, Klna-worrr, scald ueao. core ijea firTslpdaa. 1 !. Bonrf s. IHaeiilormtkHia of tha Shin. Hnison
and Claeaaea of the Skla, of whatever name 01 natnxe.
maralry dnc ap ana named oat 01 the aretem in B vt Snutw tJLftBuiif fftM. EUihi . Op.. I ntAlm tn
neh 'taaea irfil oonvtnee tk-e eauat btcrodnloaa ot tkatr
lwi at ve effect.
(silver exteusion,) Ac.
wnoi
?A. TICKETS,
1 aepaM.
ole number of Gifts. UK. lirtts limited to
AGKNTH WANTED TO 81 ta wham liberal nreminnn w
SiriKle tickets, CI; Six tickets, U ; Ti reive tioketa.
&10 ; Twenty-five tickets, Cirenlaraurntaliiina a full list of Miles, a descrip
tion of the manner of drawing, and O'fcer inioraa-
tlon in reierence to tne mauiDaaoa, uu oaaaaa 10
any one ordering trjelu.
Ail
1 letters moat be addreessd to
Omcx . , 81 SB. Bax HtS,
lOt. W. fttb Sli (aclaati. O.
11111
CWtnse the Vitiated Blood whenever ) fir d ita imorMea baiatlna throuh the Skin in PbC!Us. Kruo-
tiooa at Sorea, cleanse it whn yon find It atstraatad
tloaniah In tlie veins: cleaae It wlie,
v tnr t mUnjra wiu tall von whan. Kaf t
pan. and the health of tha mtem win follow
and
Bru naladl
it Is fooi
t ie Uokd
lr.F-lRLuliUlarTVOifHra. tbrltea in iU
arata. n of so many thoatan are erf octoa lire eaUcaad and x smoved. For foil dir wlaoaa read t-ar ally the efaron lar aronnd each bottle, printad In frru 1. oranges Bn.tr ' Ocmua, French and Spsaiaa. J. W tXKKB, Proprietor. B. H. McDOlLllD CO., Biasiilals snil flim iiniili San Franeo.t, :al, and a aad NOaasoa 8troet. KawYivi. tW SOLD B7 ALL DRUGGISTS AN UK ALKBS,
NEW BOOKS. A Havel fay Batty & Mcf8
A LOST LIFE.
1 eriWTTTrTE fir Y! ..T. C AISM TAIIT.I
A slim r.r -i M r.IMTl S. lor the IWWiartinm fd
1 fliHT WKllf I'SliML ami llKUCIOl S K ill
Biscultr, (Jii.l ll" ' Oirtl Hroi 91 d l"a tvv.i Krtrt Uf rii'liori. Knfrlox wnrrsnttl Wi'li'.,tit:tirfr- -f K-mc. -f tie Ik?i lmkee..n. in itu 1 funti v who rem umviid it as heiii: lor 'ipTitr t.. anv tiicy have rrer use;!. '-rry :t, and ro "HI " 1,0 other, for laic by all grace M imifa-.tiir "1 by IIOLLISTEI' 4 Tohdo, X Si acmr.s A Cimnk-, Ae'Is, 8S R Watt St., ChicapoODT i8n5uTi And send twentr-five oent for a t ick) it, and draw a
Watch, Bewing BCachote, Piano,
(1p mm urMftln ff Tj&lnM.
blank. AAdrwm PACKARD A 0(.
A trtftV VRla.auartlid MM, aisallllltnl tUMPH
Mar v4Mm mI will Mnuul m. Ua tmU li ImnFkBta
aersare pouLrxnc. u m i t very iw of rtiadew are wbiff i-lit-incHl wtts
Six tiokafor tl.flO. '
cineuuLfati. u.
VINEGAR
Made of Cider, W ! SpTvn. Wo drnira. CiMdlcrs irar. W.H. GIL
MORE, Uhllorff 6. .
THE ESTEY ORCAM
IfJEIOSm -t, 2. and i J naltv tor 60c. H. S. JOKE,
Is the oslif flnrwan with the
celebfate'i Vox Jntdlaate and Vox Hnmana Statw. rriat fnm tSO Upmmnk. Sold taafiall iivatalnients Send for Oataliwae to h. rz sroRTttio.,
Read a Tim pie of Mnac, Iiarlerft street, CW-
TfLfiO
(I.) bill sent aa caii
mver uol
"It Saved My Life." WORDS OF A RELIABLE DRUGGIST.
What is the Value of Money when Compared to Health. j ! Allen's Lung Balsamj Is warranted to break: op tho most troublesome Cough ' in an incredibly short tfms. Thero is no remedy that ; eaa show wore evidence of real merit than this Bal- ' am for coring Consumption, Coughs, Cold, Asthma, i Croup, 4 c.
It Act) on Che Kidney), 4 It Acts on tho JLIver l" Whlcb makes it more than a Conjjh Remedy.
. Road tho folio -ring from a reliable Druggist of Michigan ; Mabine City, Mich., Iuiy 27, 1870. J. N, Harris A Co Dear Sirs The Allen's Lung Balsam baa arrived. I would not like to be without it. : for it has saved my life. I took a bad cold and cough, . and finally Consumpt ion was seated upon me. I tvas in i a rerv ban state. I tried everything that was rocom- i mendod, and tpent a great deal of money, and got no : help. I hd tho Allt n's Long BolsAin for saie, but I knew nothing of its merits. I flld not like to take it, ; without kaowlng motj about it. I had not sold a bot- ; tie. When your snout called on me I told him 1 could ; not sell a medicine I knew nothing about. He urged :
me to rry r, mysoii. l uw so, ana to my grateful sur-
MERCHANT'S GARGLING OIL
IS GOOD FOR
Burng and S-ft'rf, Vhitblaini, Sprains and jlruuea. Chapped Hut lit, Ftsh Waundit FYtut BUtx, External Atlmiu, Sand Crack, Gait of All Kinds, aSiyotrf, JBtngivne,
roi tscu.
Rkeumalim, HemorrkoidM or Fllm Sore Mpplet, Caked in-4io AWtt, Mangm, Seraiefie: mr Oriaee. RtrittffhaU. Windffalh, Foundered Feet, Cracked Heels,
root Bot In Sheep,
prise tbe Unit bottle stopped my congo, and before the ,
tmm Dot tie was taxen my iuiutb were neaiea ana vrtn, and I can now speak knowingly to my friends and cus
tomers ot tne qnautiea oi Aiieu s i.nng oaisatn.
Bite oi Animal dt Insect. Row in Poultrv.
loothatht, & e , dr.. lame Baekt ifc, Ac Large Size, $1.00 ; Medium, 60c t Sm&U, 25c.
The Gargling Oil has boon in nae as a Liniment
ior uuny-eigut years, jviiweasg u aartrrwi, bnt be surf and follow directions. Ask your nearest Druggist or dealer In patent theulcines for one of our Almanacs and VadeMecums, and read what the people say about the The Gargliug Oil fa for sale, by all respectable dealers throughout the Vnitf Statee a4 other Countrir. Our tcttivion (ah date from 1883 to the present, and are ttttauliritetl. Use the Gturattng Oil, and tell roar neighbor- what (food it has done. We deal fair and liberal with all, and defy contradiction. Write for an Almanac or Cook Book, Manufactured at LocVport, N YM BY MERCHANT'S OARGLING OIL COMPANY, JOH2f HOB GB, Sec'y. I
I ramain .
1 O. i
ictfailv.
JOTTRKU
H is harm) to the most delicate ehVdH eantafiia no Optim in any form I
I GRAND GIFT CONCERT AIID DISTRIBUTION
riHA8E, HAN FORD 0O, Ohioaoo. ul., 7:HfiADQUAKTEBHf or Paint, C ila, V arrdahes. Axle Grease and Wilson's Patent OU Oani. All at maxra-
fafturers' pricios. i
HODGE, whitne:y,
COOK&CO.,
312 Broadwttjr, tfew York, l-ii&uiaetitrers and Wbofcaale Dealers In
BOOTS AND SHOES.
The trade ate invlta-1 to v& Mi exantne onr ataak hen In Near York. Orders by mill trill receive pr unrtt attention, aad pritx aa i".r p. oan be .found In el e JBos'sr Mmrhtt. Ovtr tock U specialty adapted to tto W-mmwiSnOt vet'.tm CroeV. ,
C00KX0BURN&C0. j&'Ar .:titSAu4 r-ftK .t-7v. fiermrnfi far this wrr. tt wr iHc:t .?-, -v.'ittrt . to-;, r'wtU XTat, t ;V I' S. itd 7!W;:.
DVEgTISE
ff 1 Advertismg yioenis. Chlcao. f 1 M&-Jkr vthnrged r .SCanr Advtrmmm I tis--mtntl rV '.:'; aT, rtf nor fcwtst tJ 1 'Vi in the r. S. twt Twitorits. Advertise
mi thtk meNmrfT n
i The Foundling A'uium. Sisters of Charitu Arw York, and
i Soldiers1 and SiiilnrM flrnhanx fin tne. Wmshinattm.
i To be held in Waihington, D. V., uoder and by virtue of a narmlt from lion. Pleauntfin. Commlasionarof :
It 1r Held by Medicine Drnlere f;mprnllv. . Internal Revf-nua on Vfcdoesday, June 7th, 1871. llie ;
C00K.C03URN&C0. Ad vert is ing ;lgents, Chicago, Arr fti :tT ' Ui trftcr A'ir-r-fr.. .- .-f.'jt f.'ii'.- j xvr. at our t'Srirsk ntu. r :'; .1, r it fir ttl ArFrf-
OVERUSE
CAUTION. C.ill lor " ALLEN'S LUNO BALSAM," and hun the use of anv other balsam, as anprlnclpleil tnort may deceive von with worthless preparations. Caill lor Allen's Xmng- Balsam. J. N. niRKH ft CO., Proprietors. Cincinnati, O. Firsale'-y ORKKNB A BDTTON, Mll-enke..; H. BOSWOKTH A SO M8, Mil-ankeo ; FULLER, FINCH
tx rtiju,it,tjuica:o; vjf.fi,j.iii9 jattuES., ot. tjoms NOYES BROS.. 8t. Panl
THE
Weed Family Favorite
following Gifts wltl be awarded tho suocessful ticket bolder by tho Commissioners : 4 story Brick House, 68 N. Calrert St.. Baltimore, $iw,000. i$4Q aores Timber Ias.nd In Washington Co., Md., wit h three Dwellings and Haw Mill, lying on Ches. A Ohio Canal, $20,000. 3story Brick House, 123 Itulton St., Bal to., 416.&00. 3-
atory wncjt tionse, aw uonway u, naito.. $jjw. i nsv Residence near (iovanstown, S miles from Balto , on Passenger R W., illJ0. I fine Residence near GovD9towu, same locution, f 9,060. 1 fine Healdence near Goranatotown, same location, $6,500. 1 fine Residence near GoTanatvwn, same looation, MU. 7 Lois adjoin-
"ZoXbT -SS-fi'-ffi i Stfik- 'a,nll, rroAtaItwlird..
(founty,
Hattuf actured by the Weed S. IL CO., Hart)
now pert oo tea, ia tne BEST an) MUST
rdjCt ,as
AISLE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Nebraska. 1 iter cont. Hold Int. 4,000 ij. S. I larKer range or wora. ana mwuwaj-s
Turn materials nuad 1'or ranking np handsome bridal oostcmpfl are wliitereppecl silk, white satia, nnd tho lighter qualities of wh ifce grew grain. White -fish poplin, pearl, fcwr-colored and gray silks are also used lor the same purpose.
The Household Tonic.
Ilie efflcacjr of Hoetetter's Oclobratml Btomatfli : Bitters as a specific! for recruiting the enfoobled body : antl rheeiing the desponding mind baa passed into a j pre verb. In tbe United States, bore tills marvel- ; on. lonlo has borne down all opposition and eellpeed : all rivalry, tbo demand for tt bus annually lncrraei'il : in a beavlor and bmivtor ratio for years, until at Int. 1 tho roRlilar sales of tbls preporstlon cxcwil those of ! nil oilier stomachics combined. Eminent members of the medical pirofewilon, and hospital snrBeoiis j without number have candidly admitted that tlie 1 lihiirmacopeia of tbe faculty contains no prescription ' that produces suck bonefloial effects In dyepapsia, : gezieral debility and nervous diseases, as Hosteller's ' Bitters. To use the language of a venerable pbyairiari of New Yolk, " The Blttors are the purest Btlmnlant and tho safest tonic we have," V.nt the . ur(a of the (Treat vegetable antidote are much more comprebensive thtin such praise wuld Imply. As s preparatory antl iotc to epidemic (liaeaw, a ffcnliil stimulant, a promoter of constitutional vlg.ir, on ' appetizer, a stoma.-bic, and a romo.'.j' for nervous i debility, no -medicinal preparation i ever attained
Ihn reputation of Hoetetter's Bitten. It Is Hie bonnohold tonlopl'tlic Amoriean peififle, and In all human probability will be so for centuries to come. Tho magnates of science, ncognlze its merits ; and that It is emphatically the medicine of the masses, Is proved by Its rant and ever inoreating salce.
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MeclianTcs'llanlt. Balto., 110 Bnaree Cltiiens' National llauk, Balto. 100 snares Northern Central R. R., 10C I Shares Erie H. R., M Shares llalto. H Ohio R. 11., 51 ' Knares Phlfi.. Wllminat.fD, Balto. R. R. HSUHW TiCKKTS will be sold at each, rJoUOOO. Hn. II. McCoLLOUOB, Klkton Md.l Cbmmimionert . Mai. OK). T. Castle, rialto, UL vmmMHmen. H.i.i .I. S. Neouiv, M, (J. Pliuburc. Pa truster. Xrftrmesr; Moj. ;eo, O. Hunter, U. 8. A, Washi tnton, 1. C. Hon' Jar. S. Xetfley, Pittsbiuv. Pa-.Fiist : Nutionai Bank, ll.Ktfrstovrn, Bad., Apploman A Co., ; Bf.nkors, llaentutrn, Hon. R, J. Brent, late Attr : Gon'l. littltlniore. On tlie (lay of the Concrt, the newspapers In WaahI Inrtton will s'.infmnt.'o tho naraos ol tbe sentlomen vho , will bo presynt. ia a Committee of Cftironi, by Invlta- ' tl(.ti. at tn j iilioMnont of frifte. and a week before that
dny. the time and iilacc of the Concert and tho namos of the performers will bo lunouueed In the newspapers of Washington, Noir Yorfc and llaltimore. DeedB of tho above Hoal Estate certified by oounsel, in tho hands of the Trustee. Tickets and Circulars ran be hud of P. If. DHVL1M, Genoral Agent, Stationer and Printer, No. 81 Nassau St., Now York. Orders by Mill will receive prompt attention.
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BOOKS, BOOH.8.Bond -tamp for oatalorie. - jLEARy,Jr.,Flfth and Walnnt.PhiladalpW Tli Peoploi Literary Companion, Bast famUjr paper.
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of NaodloB, Thread or TeMion. It ia altnple, and not
liable to get i-ut of order. It nai a ttnXht neUt, and makim tEe Lock Stitch. Rwtjx nib4j Agent wanted In (jTe-ry county. A liboral discount to the trade. Send for price iWt and trrastr GBO. C. THOMAS, Igl LaKo stnvi, ChicnRo, Apout for the Nortsbweet oo- whrm you -mw this udTert-suuken' "
THEil-NECTAR 18 A PUBB BLACK TEA
with the f rre lea tw-er. Waranted to salt all taatea. fbr asb cvrrtrhert And for ula aholesale only br the (Jreat (Mlnmir .V Paciflc TraC., 8 CTinrcb ht.. NowY irk. V. O. For 5606. Said for r iea-iVMar lroiar.
$288 16 BAYS So ion want a situation as anlo.coan at or near no bis. to make 5to J JO a day sollli aonr jew 1 strand irwi. Wtrr ClMlM linn to 'at former. San.nle free. Addravs Shut-
or rrirt norm Yt;iUt,orUHlCAGO. BL n FRAGRANT SP0LIEHE Cleans KW Glora and nl) kinds of Cloths ami Ciotklng;
tfaO'ramonity Orders tar. und ttmaaandc Of f&l
ft Hfcs. BmIlx H. Hook e. who oa wri ti n so lout nnd r the nomme.lc plume of "MUnmftK te," has
mad e uiat nam4 v7popniarij over tnatf aat west and tills, Uor first hook, u welrsom-.d by ex er erc
T s book is ocunlifnlly printeo as d boutf c . : Mce al ot t7r- Oold frrtTWhMrr. lad aent bv mmil. txltaa frt
on fieeSpt of irrice, by
15. W. CAKIETON & COn FabD skem. Madoos OVUMM. 5 Y. OHy.
Mary J. Holmes' New Hcrel, .
II tLLBAHK is a new book br Mary 3. Bdama, and i. om of the bea. works ever wriaiem by flits splunJI I gifted anthor. tt Bohnesll a neallarrr tdeaaant ard faarlnatrni
wii r. Her boska ara always entertalri: . and aba
baa the rata faei dij of enliatlns trie aamiK 1 1 a and arise Uor a of bar reacera, and of hoblina theii i (lent km
laan ana ansortuna nreiosr. iMce fall of MraJBoffle? oleer nOvSt.
o err, will find tiiair aseie t beic
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l .ucow Bbook. Co-sn Ma n m. laraua-Osi-sn. Bonis tU':Hh m flvM iro-ntcvonw. Tu Oa aa-i. PBm lAUtHOi utD DaTUOHT at oaa MaxtBi L Bissuji 1 Mj-takb. Ta-MDr printad and boond. Me tUs. I W na above books are aeldavesjfwbiv tad Martha B,j.iisfiwoareieti.apriosliy . W. CABHBTOti dfc COm fit lifctsn. -U-tao-airau f.T.OMr-
imwu OF SOHEfi.
T) HB titn-ila efCafsdrlaclwtyl lc i o nts of taaae. todiBaanars.a-dliartf makiDs otwaalf asraabls. Pricaiank Tlte Ait el CaarensUiMa A aeruJlle work, for .vary one who wishes to bean acreo. -3 e ta tar or
i fawner, raoa imb. imljastM-Braii
iiasa wim. B aasVBMks l rWlety. -h aboi e i tea Aoka i-rtine. bouad dUa,aad pat In a h ia lassaa boa I Mas a.fa f aTThe abo v booka arr sold evevirwb.frf ,aai santbr tMiH,p,m0t frtt, oa receitt ol prtce, by G. W. VAKUSTOM & CO., P.bila)-rs. Maiasoii Sqcasi:. II.Y. Ci
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A Book tetheMiateah tarieaaad tarelattona 9t tha aaaaal v' b CtiiT dSooverlea ia prodndna; and per anttil
Tou'l. an Interesting work of two hnndref I
wftb numernne '
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val uble inform ion for thid
len.plats marrlure. still it 1 a tMMktbrtt antler look and Itay, aadwK- laid oarriewj about tns
a book tbatewbtto be
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Addras Dr. Batts' Wstl
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nnblio papers, or asins any oriC liMrana, .I)r. Bnrl.' work, wo natter arhawoai OisSSSS la
erliow deplon.ble jo'ir ndlti&a. Ir. Bottsran be ctrnsnltad. petaoaallr or I y nail, op thedlseaw-anwttiond in lUsworki. Offict , JIolIS W
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Biy W-J tot. PU Do Y oa ROOT & PLAN
By fnlsn'uiff tle Ploud and aroasiai; tba UveS1 and wcrevive organs to a tioaltfc:' ao. tion, the?e PllUcare many eempjeipts w tdeb It woald net be ripnwd they eoald n aek, anob . lixasacBK, Paim is -rmt torn, Norofrs.s or Trus Hars axd Flasr, D n J b-i kesk. JlU)aJKK)--s, KSFOaiAitta, Vxvta-' aia. lotis or Appviitk. Bit jot 'S Droot-
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tterenryorotnerpoi9one,iRejcaB na vsaaam atidl times and under all riirts-rrLT Mh-V
ot rffc.rd to OHft or Daatncm. Price 96 Cents a Box. Predated bp aba
vranon jaofucane uo., ox aujok jac
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DR. WHITTIER, ' 61T St. Cb riea Hu LONGKR laCATan in St. Loaia Uun any ( -res-lc Physician, so ncoaeafulgrteeUflnip is and OompUoatodYcneroalDI aliases aatobatugp. OrMr ikowevary Sbtte. His bcspttal ol.portnmtieK alUe-
a Hstkw free. 8eridtwoatan;paforniadiral aay.
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R. HOE & CO., PIIE8S MAJUSS, AB SIAKUI AOI'CHEIW OF ALL KOTOS Ot EXTM CAST STElil.
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the nif.ikoU Addmsa I .inn wan ff ot.adv a no
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TtTAXTKO Immediaielr. Ml Airmtt for a
v v tton in en at oasoano.
UlllEfflAa, how made in l lbonra, wlth.mt drni Win Parttoulars 10 cents. F. 8o,Cramrell.f u
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S. N. II., May , 1871.
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