Bloomington Progress, Volume 5, Number 40, Bloomington, Monroe County, 31 January 1872 — Page 4

The World and lh World. HV CHARLES O. LCUKD. II all the world mnst see the orld As Ihe world the vrlil hulh no n. Then it were better fur the nfirlil That the world had never been. Yet if the world would see the world As the world the world might e, Then a happier world thau this old worU Perhaps could never be.

FEARFUL TRAUC1W.

A Llou Tauter Killed by u liou. A "lion tamer" attached to Man-

menaererie met wit'.i n (ireacum

at Boltou, Eng., on Wodneaday,

c.ers death

January 3d. 'f 1 e Bolton Evening News gives tfio following aeconut of tho coenrrenee: A series of farewell performances were being given prior to the menagerie proceeding to Bury, and an extra performance was announced aud took plac.i at 10J Vclock. Attached to the show was a man named Thomas Mace arte, whose professional appellation was ' Masenrti, the Liontamer, ' aud he at this extra performouco entered the lion's den for the last time. M'looarte was a young man, not moio than thirty-fonr years old, but ho bad been associated with traveling exhibitions of this kiud from ; very early period. He had stern experience that ought to have tanght him eantion ; he bad previously lost an ana when performing with Klessrs. Bell ;md Myers circus at .Liverpool. He bad previously been trained by Messrs. Butty as a liont.imer, and having joined them for a short time, he was engaged by the late Mr. Mandors to succeed Maceommo. He was a oryboid and adventurous man. and beeu frequently cautioned respecting liia rashn?tis. The unfortunate man commenced his performances on Wednesday evening, when he was hardly in a proper condition to do bo; and, having exhibited the gorilla and the serpents, he entered tho lions' den. At this time it is estimated five or six bundled persons were present, and the five lions in the den were put through tlieir performances with the usual success aud applause. On all general occasions heated bars of iron and iron scrapers are in readiness, but on this fatal evening the matter had been neglected. The live lions were all powerful animals, and the unfortunate man, on entering the cage, noticed that a blaek-maneu African 1 on whit h had only so recently its Monday last bitten his hand appeared very restive. He consequently fixed bis'eyes on it. and this in some degree diverted his attention from an Asiatic 1-on known by the name of "Tyrant,'' against whom ho aaA been cautioned only that morning to keep carefully to his'instructions. It is necessary here to not that when performing lions are tamed there is a line drawn, or wlint is known as "the office," in technical phraseology, by which the beasts arc taught to regard that line a; a limit beyond which the pnlormerm;ist not pass, knowing, if he does so, the consequences to be expected an; most ' dangerous. The presumption is, that this line was overstepped, and Mrs. Manders' opinion, whose cxpcricr.ee in these matters, Mid who suggests this us a primary cause, is entitled tr consideration. The

"offieer' having been passed, Maecarte, who was attiieit at. n Roman gladiator, was returning his falehionto its sheath, ifid slipping, fell on the floor of the den. Tyrant fastened on him, seizing him bj the haunches, aud then the Af ricau iiou fastened on his armless lihoulders. Maecarte immediately called upon the keepers for help, and meanwhile to fire. He then drew the tihort Roman blade which formed part of his costume, au 1 commenced lighting desperately with the lion Tyiant, thrusting the sword into its face, mouth and eyes. The crowd, as is usual in such cases, crowded panicttriekeu y round, and effectually prevented the approach of the men who were used to the habits oi the animals. The shouts of the audience, the desperate anil manful struggle of the fated man, and the smell of the blood which was streaming from the buttocks of Maecrte,incited the other animals, and their savage instinct was awakeuec.. A third lion an Abyssinian one seized him by the ribs, and f :ien a five-year old lion, aud an especial favorite of the lion tamer, caught htm by the head, literally scalping him, fje flesh hanging down his neck The treacherous favorite hail no sooner accomplished this work than he returned quietly to his corner. The deadly struggle progressed, and Mr. BirchalL who hud from the first been most active, placed iron scrapers in the fires to heat tliem. Pistols and guns were discharged, bnt they, unfortunately, were only loaded with blank cartridges, and the blazing of gunpowder failed ?.o drive the a n mals from their quarry. The police went in generous haste, and with a lull appreciation of the danger of the man, to the neighboring shows, where lire a-.ms could be obtained, aud returned ai'ier a minute's delay ; but that delay seemed au age, and the toy weapons tle.it are used at rillo galleries were discharged in rapid succession. Meauwhilo the irons were heated, an iron bhutter to separate the animals in the cage when an opportunity offered was ir readiness, and Mr. Birehall and an li -sistutti succeeded in beating oil' three ot the animals. The fifth, having in the meantime scented ami tasted the biood which streamed out of the carriage, added his fangs to those whieli hid already played such havoc with the human form prostrate before tlio.m. The sliding door was pushed in, three ot the animals, being driven away with hot irons, were separated, and then the lion that had sti.ed Maecarte by the shoulder w;is driven in a corner. The shutter was pirtially opened to drive him among the others, when a fourth infuriated beast seized him just above the boot, and dragged him in :gain among them. Then tho frightful work vent on for a lew sickening ami horrifying moments, every person present fearing to see him to-n to pieces, and Mrs. Munders, who is slowly recovering from a paralytic ttflectiOD, by a great effort crawled out, sis it were, oml by her e!oar head ami experience gave prompt directions. Hot irons were now available, and the br itc-s being driven off by these most teirifying weapons, the poor and almost pulseless piece of Immunity was was drawn out from the place it was fated he never more should enter. He sustained sufficient aeusibility to s-ieak to his warm-hearted colleagues a few faint words, praying them not to take him away to receive medical aii!, as ho knew that he was a end man. His anxious friends, with the kindness which is always so beautifn ly manifested toward each other by men engaged in tbia kind of occupation, carried him tenderly, although they might have guessed that tueir efforts w ould too soon prove to be fruitless, to the Infirmary, where, after a few moments, be breathed his last, after muttering a few incoherent sentences. Mr. M Mire, the honse-stirgeon, with his assistants, wert on tno spot, and every available appliance that could he suggested wan ready for use, but the poor "gladi itor" had been " wounded unto death," and had passed beyond the reach of pharmacy. As the shattered frame was borne past Mrs. Manders he faintly waived his hand and gave her at expresj ive look, which convey? I the words that lie was past all hope of aid. Many of the shots tired entered the ho-jies of the animals, and they received great injuries oefore they were driven off their prey. The scene in the luftBogerie can only be figured by those wbo were present, and cannot be iiaapned by those whose f ortuno it was

to bo absent from so terrible n scene. It may not be uninteresting to state that the lion " Tyrant" is threo and a hall years old, a id hod been brought up from a whelp by Mrs. Manders. The animal having been a favorite, it was during the early days of its training allowed to run about that portion of the caravan usee as a habitation, and it freely gambolled with its mistress. Another peculiarity is that the sire of this animal was the one that nearly worried Maceoine some time ago. We learn fron inquiry at the Infirmary that the only arm the deceased had was streaked with deep gashes from the shudder to the hand. The scalp was torn right back, and from the hip j to the knee, where he was seized from behind, the muscles are completely torn out. leaving the skin in the condition, as it were, of an empty bag. Tliero are pieties of flesh gone from the ribs, and the bo ties from the pelvis, which are the strongest in the human frame, have had pieces bitten clean out.

The Invalid, A l'en Picture. See her pallid countenance, but a short time ago the picture of ruddy health, the envy of the school and the pride of the household She was always welcomed by her Bchool mates, for her lithe forri and pleasing disposition carried cheerfulness into their ranks. Iiligent. punctual and exemplary, obedient and graceful at home, she won the hearts of all. But alas, we are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks and ruddy lips arc blanched by eon sumption. The voice once so enchanting in laugh and song is feeble, husky and supplanted by a hollow cough. Let us approach her couch gently and take her hand. !Do not shudder be cause of the feeble and passion less grasp. The hard onco so hearty and plump is cmaci itcd and shows bony outlines, while the cords and tortuous veins are plainly mapped upon the surface. The pulse that bounded with repletion, carrying vigor to the whole system and inqnirting life, beauty, vivacity, health acd strength, is delicate to the touch. The feeble heart can not propel the thin, scanty blood with force. Must we lose her while yet, in her teens ? Companions and friends gather around wii.li words of cheer and consolation and depart with moistened cyesand silent steps. Must we lose her if No ! there is relief ! We can stay this destroyer ol our happiness and not suffer the loss id so bright n gem. Something more is required now than dietary and lr-genie observance, for nature calls for aid and she shall have it. Take this pleasant medicine. It is invigorating. How it allays the irritable cough, improves the appetite and digestion aud sends a healthy tingle through the frame. Tho blood is enriched, nervous force increased, and the heart bounds with a new impulse See her face brighten by degrees; the

color is returning, her voice is getting clearer, and pleasant words are spoken. The strength falters yet but is gaining. Let us take her out in the warm sunshine. In a short time she will be aMe to go without ai l.a cheerful girl. This delightful medicine must be God-blessed. It is restoring health to our loved one. She is emerging from her sickness sweeter an 1 nobler than before,

aud I)r Pierce's Golden Medical Disj eovery must have the credit. It litis raised her. Sold by all first class dnig1 gists everywhere. 582.

T1IE DUVAL BUFFALO HUNT.

A Wile who ('irruuiiiiivigated the (xluhc in .Search of her Husband. From llio N. S". Bnti. Mary Ann Wentworth was the only daughter of respectable New England parents, whose a icestors came, over . n the May Flower, and whose grandsires had fought on the side of freedom in tho Revoluntioin.ry War. At eighteen Mary Anne was the belle ot her native village, and had a host of suitors. She married John Thompson, a you ig English sailor, and soon after their marriage he sailed for London, ami three years after vard wrote to lii wife that he was about to sail for China. This letter changed all the yonng wife's plans. She determined to leave her chill with her pa rents and take passage

for Europe in the next steamer. But

before she arrivci I in London her bus band's vessel had sailed, ami having as

certained tlmt the destination of the

vessel was Hong Kong, she persisted in following in the first ship going thither. A month expired ere tho young wife could find such I. ship, aud on her arrival at Hong Kong i;he learned tint the clipper in vhich her truant husband served was on her way to Sydney with a cargo of tea. Again she started; but her trip to Sydney proved an nn fortunate as her trips to London and Hong Kong, for there she learned that

her husband's vessel had just sailed for

JNew lork with a ;-argo of wool. Luck

ily an American stun was up for ew

York in a few days, and the captain, a

Jiglit-licartellnnkee, hearing her story, and admiring her courage and devo

tion, gave her n jlreo passage back to

her native land. She arrived in New York about, two weeks ago, penniless and destitute. This, however, is not the worst, for the m;m in pursuit of whom sho had circumnavigated the globe, she found living here with a w. -rt hless woman, aud was constrained 1 1 summon him to one of our civil courts ere she could compel

him to recognize her riehts as a wife

anl to provide for her support. This he iUd in Justice Hartrnan's court yesterday. Dam in's Man. From (be ftiiH I'ramitoo Ballet tot. . Choke, in his Commentaries upon the Old Tastament, asserts his belief to be that the serpent who tempted Eve war. not a serpent, but a monkey, and places the foundation of that beli'i upon the facts that tho Hebrew word of the origii.al text means both morkf.y and seiiient, that the lieiug who talked to Kv! stood upright, ami that the monkey, though formed in every respei i to walk like a human being, runs on it. hands and feet, and

"eats the dust of the earth." A farther illustration of this theory occurred on Howard street Tnesdav. A venerable looking organ-grinder, iecompaiiied by an active little monkey, dressed in red, wis patiently turning out his dilapidf ted melodies for the benefit of a couple of servant-girls, when he was sudi.enly surrounded by a group of school-children, boys and girls who at once became devoted to the monkey. The latter seeing an apple in the bauds of one of the boys, suddenly ceased its gambols and snatching the fruit ran nimbly up a tree just by. Tho boy cried, and his companion laughed, while the Italian alternately swore at and coaxed the chattering thief, bnt in vain, until the monkey, of its ow n accord, caino swifty d vn, and, s ringing in front of a pretty lilt io girl with long curl', deftly took oil his jaunty cap, and bowing politely, handed her the apple. N.tw that monkey knew very well that the pretty little descendant of Jive had no right to take the apple, and. of course could only been actuated by the "apple " instinct he had derived from his gr 't ancestor of tho Garden of. Eden lame. Dm1 'mtts of a native phosphatie mineral. K'lll: ientl.y extensive to be quarried, h 've been found in France, in tho depart'ii nt of Tarn and Garonne. Son e analyzed samples gave 112.02 per cent of phosphoric acid, equivalent to WU;i per cent of tribasic phosphate of lime.

tlt-Ntllt of til' NpviiiiI IliiyN Spni-f . Camp A'exM (Jan. 17) Pinpalfli t tbe Hannan City Journal f I'mnmmvt. Yeslerday, the second and last day of the Imperial buffalo hunt, opened and closed moat auspiciously in all quarters. The morning was glorious, aud ti e sun shone out in all its grandeur. The party for the day's hunt was made up as follows: The Grand Duke Alexis, mounted upon i superb black charger, dressed in gny hunting suit with a revolver by his side Count Rodiseo, Generals Sheridan, Ord, I'almev, and Custar, dressed in lull suits of buckskin, similar to that of Buffalo Bill. General Forsythe, Colonel Mike Sheridan and six or seven other officers. Buffalo Bill, acted, an on the previous day, as the guide, but was assisted by a Sioux, who, for i-liort, was called " Shorty," about thirty soldiers, and Spotted Tail, Chief of the Sioux, accompanied by eight selected warriors. The hunters encountered a herd of buffalo after traveling about fifteen miles. Here the hunt commenced, and was followed up in a very exciting manner for hrHirs,biit owing to the uneven character of the country, it required hard riding aud ;nre st rategy than on theprevi ms day. The (band Duke killed two buffalo,thc the Indians eight. General Sheridan killed two in two straight shots, " Sin rty " three,LientenautStevcus one and Buffalo Bill and the other members of tin; parly killed forty, making about fifty-nix in all for the day. Alexis had a buffalo calf that he killed and brought in, alio the head of one of the buffalo that he killed, which he will have preserve! and Rent to Russia. Everything passed off pleasantly ; nothing occurring to ninr the pleasure of any one. The day continued as it had begun, most beautiful. The Grand Puke was greatly elated with his sneeusK, and threw off all formality and appeared as "one of the boys" throughout the day. Ou the return from the field of slaughter, when he canght sight of Camp Alexis, he began firing i salute with his revolver, which was t; ken up by all the rest of tho party, and returned by the persons awaiting their return at ihe camp. TIk day's sport closed with grand pow-wow and w ir dance in front of I he Dukf's tent, and was witnessed by Alexis and nil his party. After the war eanec, the Duke presented the warriors with fifty dollars in half dollar silver pieces, twenty beautiful blankets, mid a. number of hunting knives with ivory handles. Previous to the war dance. General Sheridan called Spotted Tail to his tent and presented him'with ti scit 'let cap, ornamented with heads, a general officer's belt, and a nice dressing gown. He give them as a present from one chief to another. Spotted Tail made a speech in which he asked to have more than one tinder, as he

Miougur, ins iruie could do hetter wliete they had competition and also asked permission b hunt south of the Platte until his farms could be made to support his people. Colonel Mike Sheridan's horse failed him before tl e hunt was over, and had to be led to camp. The animal rode by General Custar liied soon after reaching cau p from hard riding, having travelled over fifty nine? during the day's hunt. This evening was spent at camp in hilarity until, near midnight, when the tattoo was sounded and all retired in good order. This morning the camp was active at an early hour, and at. '.) a. m. the party was moving toward t his place, ind the bands which remained at camp enlivened them with music until they v.ere out of hearing. Seventeen miles on the return trip they stopped for lunch and got fresh horses. The only incident worthy of note occurring on the return was the capsizing of the ambulance

containing Count Bodisco, l)r Aseh, Lici t. Tudor, and others. They were coming down a hill when the ambula nen swayed around and rolled over and over, The great wonder was that nobody was in the least injured. The ambulance had to be renewed. During the hunt Mr. Eaton, an art ist of Omaha, took several views of the camp, the hunting party, the Duke, Spotted Tail, and other groups, and has received Alexis' orders for several bun Ired copies ol each. The party reached this phee nt 5 o'clock p, in., to-day, not quite so fresh looking as ou Ate start, but n .it much fatigued. G 'lieral Sheridan and his party dined with Alexis in his car. After "dinner was over, Buffalo Bill was presented by the Duke with a large purse of money and it very valuable scarf pin in acknowledgment of his services on this occasion. Tho excursion leaves here at 10 o'clock to-night for Cheyenne, from which point they go to Denver. Generals Sheridan, Custar, Forsythe. and others accompany the Duke "from here. The entire party are perfectly satisfied, and the whole programme has been carried out without a thing to mar it, and tho weather has been die best that could be wished.

1 Rbaby fop. C ".'htomebs. -H. W. & i J- WeUwireH ha ' located, irince tk lire , i at iM.9 Wafthingtou voime, Chicago, and can nevv furniah their cutome.n a new and comi pletn Btock of Millii'eryGooilg,

Value of Hie Weather Rcpoi ls. The War Department weather reports proved very valuable during the recent st orm. The ('arson Kegister of December U:jd says : We have heard of a gentleman largely interested ill tie? lumber and freighting business, who made something over f:',tt.H) by conforming bis business tiarsaetions to the prognostications of his barometer during the three days; next preceding the commencement of the late storm. On Friday he discovered the mercury was sinkuig rapidly, and at once telegraphed liia agent "at Reno to ship every pound of freight he could possibly get away. The barometer sharp had a large quantity of lumber up in the monnt iins. He impressed eveiy team and man he could find to get the lumber down. Ou Sunday the workmen and teamsters wanted to knock off', saying they could finish the job ok Monday. The barometer was si ill sinking, however, and the observer p islicil his lumber through on Kunday, and the result was a raving of over !f'.'J,0"'0, for on Monday the storm was terrific and the loads impassable. A roon wretch in Paterson, N. J., went from house to house on Christmas day trying to sella tumbler. A charitable lady purchased it for five cents, and procured his address. Visiting las house shortly afterward,the Christma?, dinner of the man, his wife and children, was found to be a five cent loal of bread purchased with the proceed:) of the sale of the tumbler. The lady went round among her friends, anil in a little time the house was well wanned, a good dinner was provided, clothes were given to the inmates, and a month's rent was paid in advance. Surely a merry Christmas for that poor family. The Cotntiiy Si:um so Fimed with Kpkcihcs For the enre of liniig friHAatMM. that one HC.u"vly knows winch lo hho, for want of conliiliaieo in then- siflical proper.

tics i Hi" rreiu inn reitmi-i,aiii chi-ck and tin high order and extraordinary etlkacy to Al len'ii XmtiR BalMtm, that wo are Ronmollod ii

reran! the eviilenicca of our Menses, and court . rtmilly Htute for Cough and Cold, and that llijiim h nili'l Monster CniiKimiptinii, ,Vo (lank that preparation a safe and eeilaiti i tto that is now heforo the public. For s.do by all Medicine Dealers.--few.

CoNSiKBKABliK excitement w:us created at Washington Tuesday morning, by Hit? fact of the House being opened with prayer by a Jewish Rabbi, who kept ins hat ou while conducting the devotions. Several members who did not understand that he was a Jew, thought he had forgotten to takn his hut off.

The Sale liiTi'slinciit of Mnnpy. The pending negotiate nn bc tiveen MeHtrd. Jay Cooke A- Co. and tho Rothiw.'liildu on the

ouo hand, and tho I ruled Ktatoit government on the other, which nepoliatiena proinico to rwnlt in funding the whole ol our national debt at 'I, I ., ami riper emit. iiilori-Ht witha wiving tn oar taxpayers r f at kaet tweulv-five million dollars a year -add uou prcti(;o io the eminent American hankcrn bIhito named, and Rive incre.ii i d impo:-lancn In their opinion of various invesrtmont seem ities. In a financial circular jut"' bwnttl. Mesf.re. Jay Cooko ,V Co., Htato the' following facts about a favorite railroad security now on (he market: IUNKIMII IIoi hi: of 3ki Cooke fs On.. I Philadelphia January, IK72. ( Tho Noi lliern I'acitie Kail awl Company offers to Iho public an investment Hocirity which eonibiiiiw tho ready negotiability, the convenience, and the hij;h credit of ii first-. clasH llaihoiid lloml, with Ihoxolidity and safety of a lieal tvtat Moittaj;,- on Unid worth at least iwico Iho anioiin' lor.ned. Tmiw. -At officially reported, the (.iohs earnings of the present I'.ieilic Kailrnad (I nion and ("cntr.-l) for I.171, ,ho second yew of through business (Heeevnber earnings onlimated) reach seventeen millioiiKand a quarter. Of this, ti5 per cent, is tram local busiiMwe, and. it is etntad, fully 95 nor cent., or nearly ninennd a half millions, aro net over operating CXnCtlHOH . An orpinl traffic on fl:o Northern Pioitie lioad will pay a dividend or more than ll) j per cent, on its total coHt. With its great and timiuoslioiifd advantages in dit-taneo, grides, climate, laid tributary rertile country, tho Nerthe.11 Pacific ia assured of a va'sl and profitable business from the outset, witha large increase for ihc future. Tub V.vi.1 1: of TjAS Chants. -Tho average price at which the twenty-ni leading land grant railroids have thus far sold their lands i 7.nl per acrn -the hit. host average 0 any grant being l:I.W, and tho lowest 3.07. With few exceptions, (hi nnrrtic teUhiij pre" swi7,y iin rirts" fmm y or to iiyo-. The lands of 1 1 10 Northern Pacific Iiu'! are admitted, by all who hav seen thcin, lo bo bet ter and more saleable ban rhowo of most other grauls, but sold at tho general average of S7. 01 per aero, they will yield more than tll'.l.lllKI per mile of road, morn than throe tinuis the possible cost of coohtrurtioi: -Uid etpiipmont, or, at the lov.est, average or any grant i r l.1'7). they will produce mure tbaii 7l.o0n pvr mile. These facts regardin:: t'lieilie lvailrnnd ,ai-niij;;s, and Iho market value of railroad Nuids. as shown by actual sales to settlors, show Iho ihr::e fold Ht-euri;y of Niil'tliulli P; eilie liailroad llonds. CoNsTHocTrox.- The read is now completed acro-H MinrcKota ( J5fi miles): work 18 pro growing westward through Paknta, and (15 miles are ende- oonstretion on the I'aeifie cnasl. Including purchased lir.es. llio North crn Pacific Company new has under ils man agoment r7!i miles of lini died (lack. Conlracln arc lei for the cont ruction of B85 miles more, to be linished tioforu the close of 187'J. Titk 7-iW Goto Ponds. -Tho (list mortgage bonds of this company, i-n'c'i. offer fn V in fi s'liyoii'M.i'v ttroiHjh n twmiwnil nsari linhk: oti't iof.-iio'ty i-eiufV inrf.ttnieiiKon't nhifh ttnrnshiud fimowjthr soil an.'ifirr')tf "ivio7- (. of In cvuntru, havo Iho following leading features : 1. They are exempt f n in United State j fax ; tho prineip: I and interest are payable in gild, the jiiincipr I io thirty years, and the interest wini annually at the rat i "f 7 3--I0 pel cent, per annum. ' lien emnatiooH, from 3M'MI to jKl.tlOO. Present selling price, par and accrued interest in currency. 2 The bond:: are a tirst and only mortgage on tho road, its eqiiipme its and earning?, and also on a land grant, which, on the conif lotion of the road, will average u:l,0t)U acres to each mile of track. 3. They arc at all times receivable at 10 per cent, premium M.HM, in payment or exchange for the Company's land at market, prison a provision which practically gives the lioldor the power of foreclosure at will. t. The poioceds of all sales of land are required to bo devoted by the trustees of tho liondlioldern ( Mcssre. fay Cooko and J. Kdgar Thomson ?.rt a sinking fund to the purchase and cancellation of the lirat moitgago Imnds. or temporarily to Iho payment of interest thereon if necessary. KxeiiAJnirxo 5 -20s. Ii. view of the ability and fixed policy of tho Crovenmient to call in the 5-litis and substitute a low-interest bond 1 10,000.000 having been called ill for cancel

lation since So: tember l.-nianv holders of

S 20s are eycbangnig them for Northern Pa, cilics, tlniH adding to t in ir principal tilt present premium on Govfmment O'mds, and

incre.iHing their yearly interest income nearly

one third.

All marketable stocks and bonds v. ill be received at current prices in exchange for Northern Pacific Seven-Thirties witlio'it ex

pense to the investor. riised Through Ihe l ire. The great jewelry I wise ol N Matson iY Co., though burnt oul, .it the October tire.

is reopened at 11 W.i iash avenue, with a fall and niaguiiicertt utoeK of diamonds. American and line imperii d watche-i, rich jewelry id all kinds and stylo, sterling silver and plated .vine. I'loneli ( locks, btoncs, lliissian leather geods, etc., which they olfcr In the trii.de, at the lowed, cash price;'. The senior partner. Mr. Malson. has I ecu in the business twenty-live years, been burnt out twice, and always paid hi obligations ill full. Mr. Pike, tint tivo vear-t a part aer, iu

a man of wealth and thorough business habit.i. The other partners, Messm. Norton

ami lligley, have grown up in the business, and the wind.! combination make the Mrontr

est business linn. Though their lows bv llio

tiro was largo, thev asked no favor 1, paid

every thing .it maturity and now display a new titoc k coimnensuralo with the wants of tho Northwe?!. Their great, fmeeess. in securing a much larger trade than any other jewelry horme in the West, has not been

achieved le; pulling, Iml. is due

J. To their large capita!, which enables them to buy to tha best advantago and sell at tho lowest price. 2. To their large siock worth nearly half a million selected, for quality and style, with

the best pxlgmcnt, to moil Ihc wantu of West ern people: ami

M. To their upright dealing, which lias won

the confidence ,jf their patrons. No class . f iroods offers creator opnortnut

ties or temptations for deception aud fraud than jewelry, and it is the crowning merit of

tins House, that their goods are alw.r.s just what thev aio represented to be, au 1 that

purchasers hero are auro to get tlioir umnoy's

worth. Tho repulation of thi house, at the Kast, is as good us in the West. Having or canon,

recently, t i impure of tome of Ihe leadin

jewelry housec. in New York, a h Iheir

commercial standing in that citv, thev lephe

that they had known Mr. Mateon for twenty five years and the firm of N. Mateon A (' , sii ce it had existence, tint, the house was Jirst rfaxs in oil r, shc.s, with a

character always lo bo relied on, and a capital

far in eeo.;sof their business requirements that thev Irsl not askcl Ter extension or eem

promise sinre the Inc. but had paid ad their

bills at maturity ; that tlicircapil.il, despite (heir lossivi by lire. w;u. ample, and their credit unimpaired, ft is but natural that a house with uch .1 charact ,'r and record, sustaining so signally in the terrible fiery t rial, the

mercautile bonoi of Chicago, and piirnessinf

unrivaled f icililics for pr. curing the choicest

floods in the worlds lost markets, should be

and be n guided a;;, iho lieadqiiartcm of Ihe wholcsalo imd retail j-'elrv trade of the Northwest. ' n. For Dyspepsia, Indicesiion. depression of spirit-:, nnd general debility in their various Inrnuc, also, an a preventive against fever and ague, and other intermittent. lev w, the "Folio J'liie-iplio -ated Klhir of ( 'alisiiyn," made by ! (swell, lla'. il'd & Co., New York, and sold by all drug, giid.i, ia the hrr.t tonic, end, fiiiliie br patient recovering from fever or other nieknefP, it ha w equal. (btn. V'v, received a very pleasant letter of tlno.; from our old friend Kendall, since his return homo, fora bottle of .ooi.oms , .,pnf Liuiiitt nl which we gave urn. and wldeh lie says has entirely cured him of the Ir.iul esome and dangerous cough ho 1 al when here. On the death of one of Kngland'a most eminent ph"in-i.niB, alt his effects were sold by Miction, and among other things wa.i a sealed packet, maiked "Advieo ti Phycicinns," which brought a great price. The purclnner on opening the packet, read us follows : " keep tin.! head cool, the Isjwels o en and tho feet warm." If physic is iieccsarv. uso 'ir.i)i' 'iC'oi'f'i J'ili:': they are the mcst pciontincally 'prepared pill that lias appeared in the hwt hundred ye:irs. Com. Shout Outs tothe Grave. -The shortest cut to the grave v.e know of is the alcoholic stimulating system. J't was under a sense id this fact that l.n. J. Wai.kku introduced his fiimeim Oat.i-

forma Vis'EOAit .Uittmsk, composed e- ! clunively of routs, heibn, ai d barks uui procurable in any other part of the j world. Inntend of depraving the blood, i like the Htimulantaof whieli rum is the

niifiH, rney imparl, vigor nun vitauty to the eirouli tion. ISo ease of indigi Htion, Liver Coniohiint, Intermittent or R -mittent F iver, or Nervoua WiMkniw, can lon; r ,'fjist their m ilitary operutiuu. Ctm. I'nre for Cough or I'libl.- -As mum nn

i there is the slighuat iiiiensiness of the

(JlicHt, witli ilimculty of breathing, or indication of Cough, take during the day a few " llro,vii,n HiOiwhiul 7'rocfwn." j; My pouirr, a life po icy in tho Washington of New York. com.

Lntm of a Heary (run. A 12-ton cun worth 120,000 vhw ro-

centlv lost in Bombay harbor. The Jumna a Hhort time ago took out from

England six new 12-ton guns lor tho protection of the harbor. Ah noon as the shin was ready for ni loading, mut

able tackle was obtained, and a boat

come alongside the Juraiin. When the first caiinou, well secured, was lowered into the boat it almost Bank her. To save the boatmen, the order wan given

to rohoint. The boat hnODUVPUlieil ott

a little, for tho wlings intended for lowering proved immfliciout for rawing the niii.ssi of metal, mid gave way. There was one tremendous splash, and the last was seen of the 12-ton gun. Divers could lind no other trneo of it than a sort of dimple in tho mud where it had disappeared. They probed deep, as a doctor would for a bullet, but with no success, and. considering tho nature of the harbor bottom, some twenty-eigh t

foot of mud in wartfl. it is tolerably cer

tain that this lost treasure will rest in

its present bod for many centuries.

A Rtaiu.k IxsTiTCTioK.- Jnst at the peril d

ihrn all VaWc-mon worn cnmplnlnlnu thjl tbo horniilntmenlflol the day wcrimnf'aAe nimixilrte, thuM'ls rANO Liniment ramlo :t enlron In MImoiuL. without ny tkiarloh of tnimp!!tii, nml within ono roar bf eaniq

nn lavnrioi emon.Mja iuii ier ,.,., inhi.ini r,r hrrf,H itnH rattlf! in nil ttle Wnstiirn

.Mid Hon. hern Stiit. From that llmo ti ih.'. It. Ina term had a rlwtl In Ihn nr.. hnatioa uf accampllaadil

-inrinf n : nor l lis nn:i'.. .10111 rniiamiinn a,-, a ,mth .K,m.Uui, nnp.- -1a. anrn nlunla ana cakfid

hra4t. lamnrw, mompti, (wro throat, oarachfl. foothiiche, brulHoB, bairns, wonnda and spralne. a, wn b hind Ua cRlobrltj-aa a horae LlnlmAl-. The Mnera nt Ainorlcn know Its valnn, and apply H proninlly :n I hocitornallnjorl-anf the " rlslns aonorallon, and in fact there l nut a clt j or townnlilp In the Ur.lJ

Ulv-lte W loni Mil? fllUHTANO LaNIMf.n l e iiw t'Wtiicxi. M hy hnMi nxj)l And over; clltas. A" a bluaatnR to tfita

.nmnittnuy.

Omiilia Lottery. After porusiiig the Omaha Legal Enterprise in aid of Mercy Hospital, at Omaha, we mnit confess that are astonished at the fairneae of the Omaha Library drawing, and also the ondo -sement ef thianeeond scheme, under the aiiBpieee of tho Bistera of Storey, which mclmf -wnll tho iinthoritieB of the State, from the Uovernor down U the civil and military. The tickets are 3 each, or two for 5 ; highest prii.e SMLflUO. The drawing takos place in public, JiDiiar;f 30th. Dr. Gardiner, phyBician to Mercy Hoepital, lias aesociated with him Mi Paltee. f'ull particiUars can be had by adilreHHinj,', Iattek & Gahdineii, Omaha, M;!'. O'w. Ar,T, tho iiest hotels are using the

Hallord, and Ihe guoBta declare it the choicent

i eltah. com . KvmiTnooY Wants It. " How lo Mako Ihn Farm Pay." Send lu C . A. 1IHIT!'., (Jhamborsburn, P. Foil thc. Bkbt and C'nKAPWiT Stnmp Puller and llork Llflnr. addj-naa T. W. Kay. r'amdnn, N. J.

FINANCIAL, IN VE8TMKIKT SKt'CKITIKS. Jav Cwsk k Co. arc now selling, and recommend

iw a pioOtalile .indaafe to vent men t for all rtinei,

Ihe I'iral MertBB T..10 Oolil bondii of the Morlh-

ern Pacific liailroad t'empany, bearltiR Sevmi anil

Tlirre-Ti-nlha per cunt, gold Interest (moro Jwn 8

pt?rt'cnl. ciirreDcyl, and siH?im!d by first ami on'y mortgaBcon the entire road nod equipment!', and on more than '-13.0(10 Acres of Iund to cvorjr jnl'fl of Ir ick, or 800 Acres of Ijnd (o each $l,im h-aml. nic hlghwt enrront prtc wilt be pntd tor I'ivc-

rwcotics. and afl othnr marketable seciiritlcs p ictviil lu exclutngp. Paraphlets, map9, fn"

infoi-mation, a well as Ihc bond" themwlvcs, will lo

furnished on applles!lon by .Tat Cookk Co., Pmlik.

ilelphla. New York, and Washington, and by moM

liaukH snd Bankers thi-onKhout the conulry. THE MARKETS.

KF.1V VOHK.

Brrf Cai-tle Fair to Triino

IloosJjlve SHF':P' -lalr ! Prime

Cotton MiddHne

rrr-R bprlns e lra W ni'AT- No. 2 Sprlnir

OCRS--Western Mixed Oats -Western

iive western Uaiii.ey

Pork Mess

Lard

CHICAGO. Beeves Choice Primr Fair Urales Medium

Stock CATTliE Common

Interior Hoi m Live

PnfF.p-Uve Ooo.l toCUolco

ROITKH l-.tlolt'O KofrSKrertb Floor Whit Winter Kilra Sprinp K.Kfra WiiKAT-Sprlnit No. 1 Ne.2.

Coi-.h No. . Oats No. 2

Rtk-Ho. a IUio kv -No. 2 Pork Mesa, Kaw MRU J!NC!)NNAT1. BFl-:r I' ATT LB. lima blve SilcfP Lire 1'Micit l-'amlly Wkkat - Red ilms Oats live U A ITI.V.Y F'okk --Mean I.AIll) ST. I,(H.'1S. 11EEF OATTXK tlSolee Good to Prims llcos Live NHKF.P (iood to Choice Kr.'tPR .Sprlns XX Wheat So. 2 e'oi.N hats KfE Haiii.ey foil K Moss L.IBD MILWAUKEE. Beeves I'ti'ifco Prliet Flr Grades Medium SrncK Cattle-eommon Inferior lb. kim -Live.. , Slll'i p- l.lve ij.md to Choice Hi' t r En- ehoii.?o Kooh Fresh H. OOB While Winter KKra HpriMK Kxlra Wheat- hptimt. No. i No. a I'cbn- No. '1 Iats- No. 2 BlK No. 2 11 '.aiiEY Good P"-BK Mess I. HO.

. 7 llll Wl . . (75 W 1 mi .. I Wl lJ 6 Kl

9 I 111

6 'ill

1 53 7R

i es n 79

Mi SI 9 (4 91-

.8 Wl K 6 25 . 6 25 l. 5 75 . 4 fifl (o 5 00 . 4 00 1 511 . 8 25 ( 4 00 . S 50 (.fi 3 Si . (20 M 30 . 3 75 (S 5 00 19 (4 23 28 (A 30 . S 25 h 7 JI . 6 50 I 1 31 1 M 1-4 1 (' 41': . K . 1 i if. ta1i,(i. 13 12 8Vrf g-l

( 4 75 l-il 4 Till c Ii S7 rf. 1 M I.'. 41 i.V, til in. ST

..5 .. ( t .. 8 .V .. Ii .. 1 . . k: .. 71.

IV4 !' .$6 ftl ! 7 00 ,. 4 111 I 4 HI .. (OH M 4 SI .. 3 Ml I i llll .. 6 7ii 6 K I 1 30

43

77

11

7, t4 Wl rfl3 75 J ii 10

i Ii CHI i.' 5 Ml i.,i 5 im ( 4 75 i.A 4 25 I, j mi

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. 7 in ; so . b 50 i i s 25 Ii I 25 1 SI lei 41 X! t. lift '. I M.13 Oil

Special Holicc!.

viiP.nA it ii nn no i;ih IL

CONSUMPTIVES READ

Woaldyoti care thai dWrMfiiug Conith And brtng back that hps) thy vigor till lately p anted in your chock If yon vroold. do not delay lor erp yon arc n'Tiire It will be too late. AIIpii's Lanx Baltwim yonr linpf;lt hne hwn tried b.r thnnsandtt such no yrat who haro be on cnnd. dibii f in their RrraHtmlo havo lent their na nen to nn that MiUcrlng hamnnlty can read their evide ire and heltevc. Ihm't oxperlruont with new and untrioi mistnrcn, yon riinnnt afford it, but try at onco this ItiTaltiable artjc'i4. it nan lie found in any Drop Store and nt. most general ntoroii. ft in warranted to break np the most troublesome Cough in a few hours If not of too font; K'nndlnc. ft l warranted to give ent -ro satisfaction in a.11 cases of Lung and Throat difficu ties.

" IT SAVED MY LIFE." Words af a Rellttblf OriwRlHt. Marise City, Mirnvduly iwth. t&. J N. Hrvrtm A t'o. Dt;R bins The AH'MiVt (iiiik flalsdiu hft nrrtved. I would not likn to h wl' hoot it, f.ir it hn naved my life. I took a !! enhf nml a emifrh. nnd finully ennsumption uns Pi'atrd npnn nie. I nan in a very bad al a to. I tiiod everyfuins that wan rif:;niinRnod, and toient a great deal of nuin ey. and Rot no help, I had A llen'H Lnns Bal im for sale, but ! knew nothinu of its merits. I did nor. Uko to l.tkn ft without knoiriuK more about . It. I had nut sold a twttle. Whp.i your ai:onf rolled upon nn 1 iiyUl him I cnnM not hc'J n modtcluo 1 knew nothing ahont Uo urRed itk? to try It my no If, I dldHOnd to my er-it o inl MnrpriHe. th firnt lrttlo utoppvd my e(ii-:h. and Iwfore tno third bnt tie wa- tokon, tiy lunir w.-re lMald and well, and I can now npnak I imwlutrly to my frlt-ndt and :nstonjpra of the (tood ri'iiijitles of Allen i linne Balaatu. I remain yntira, rea ifeffnllv. L. O. I 'Ori'RKLL. s It is birtnlese to ho most delicti child. tlf It contains nooplnm litany fort).

CAUTION! CVM for " Alhn,! fyinu Tialt-am,' am) ahan tin us "f any other H ils.im ; ouprinotplrrd nil n m.iy deruive you with wort lift': preparations. J.N. HARRIS A (JO., Pn.pr'fl, Cin;innatt. Ohio. SoUl hy III etliclnv DctUeitj Gfncrnlly.

Fon S.ilk hx C ItKKNK A BITTTON. I! HOiV VVORT1I SONS, r,id DOHMKPT, SCIIMrpT it CO ..Milwaukee; SITU, Kit 1 Fn.I.FlU -nod H IT III.HUT A KDSALIsrhicflco, NOVKS !ROS. A CUTI.KR. Saint Paul : KU HAHDKON A CO. nnd COLLlNo BROS., St. Loiibi. tn Ap( Hl to Kittson. ffealth would be much mora can fully guarded than II ia at present, aud the average of human life lengthened y many yearn, if common uonee aud the luiht of experience were accepted by tho universal public &i their medical monitor anJ culde. The true philosophy of health is simple. It contdets in refraining from indulgences aud Impiudencui whirh impair the lital ft-m-B, and In tmpplring any dr-1-cieney of vital powir and constltntlonal vigor that may exist, by Invigorating and altera -ive treatment. To rein forct! and regnlato a feeble sfptora, and to prevent a mnre vigorous physique from yielding to imlu'iiHIiy and debilitating influenci'a, Hnatetter's Stomach Biitora hi unquestionably the moat potent of all vegetable pnriners. Afl a etimi lant it ia the purcet over administered In medical practice ; as a tonic and stomachic, the moat infallible ; as au antlbilimut agent, the Bafest and eurrpt, nnd oa an aperient and regulating medicine, mile and painlese, yet trrosfHtiT-ta, It ta a protexiton agfllnt dlttraae of evt ry kiud, und all feuHoiif, ami Is pnrlcnlarly eflli ari.Mis aw a means of forearming the eynteni agalnHt the ailments ceneratwl by a raw, (limp, nngri;it atmosphere. Hence Us great vnlno afl a winter tonic mid invigorcnt. N one preHRpuHed o ludigestton. bilit-twin'se, rotiHtiptition, rhcumnttum ir nrrvoiin heiilaeht4, ahouMcverbo without Ihtw Vital KHxir. Ad acrri.no vlma of country dealers are very anxioiut to dow their ( HstonierH with " loal btlter of a wcirtlih'sH r pernicious chanteter, which thuy represent to h etpial or imperior to the great national Univt thy public is hereby forewarned aguiUBt their tricke of trade."

A PHOTnrnjiNO toe is not a nightly tbinR. pay nothing about hoalth and comfort. 8IL7EK TIPPKD Hhne.? never wear out at the U. For Kalo by all Dealers, Mimjoxh op noLusa would bo Raved yearly if all would buy CABLE 8CRF.W WIRE Hoots and Hhoce The easiest, driest, and most duruble Shoo ever worn.

ilUltuaukcc Uustucss ilircttonj

ADVERTISING AGENTS.

Oramor, Alkuos it Or.tmor, ear. K. WaUir sud Mioh

ARCHITECTS. Koch A H.ua. 88 'Wisconsin alrool. AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE. K. J. Lindsay, 'ill Kat Water alruot. BOILER WORKS. Marino Br.llor W irk, L&ko stroot, MUwaakoo, Wla R. Davit , Pmpi Hitor. BOOKS! AND STATIONERY.

Slrlcklanil (.. !W3 Kaat Water atro-l. WtacoDelii NowaOrt., (Nowspapon and Forlodiosil.)

CARPETS.

(lolrisnilill A (., 3lW ami illft llniarliray. SMrk Unia., .Wand 371 KaM Waloratrapt.

CEN'L COfdlfVUSSION MERCHANTS.

M. h. Skinner. Ml Wl Water atrosl. Mnwcr t Hi ll. Wl MMUcan slreol. Uny & 8p,nii!r. :nf Itr.iadwa)'. .1. 11. l-nv.-nr A f'i., ! MlrlilKan strimt. Ira M. Olivia 4 O )., 156 Wcat Wair .trni.t. CROCKERY AND CLAS8WARE. lllnir & Poreiina, :iW) Kaal. Wator afreet. CARRIAGES. I:. Mm;k, Ifti Urns d way.

CASFIXT'FIS II PLUMBERS STOCK

Wm. I', ifoodman, 117 Wisconsin street. John t'. KtHVfni, 416 Mllwankee at reel. GUNS. FIISHINC TACKLE, AC.

John C Wfllla. Ri Wltn'onsin streel.

FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS. N. Brii-k, 191 anil SlirlnK alrecl. J. V. Ilirolinrd, Kl and liil Wuwomln street. GROCERS. ti. ftrpmer A ('n tJSand Main. cw. Huron tret (iudrirh. Terry r Co., and 316 Kast. Wntor ntneU

HAIR GOODS MANUFACTURERS.

Mrs. M V.. ilninri. 41ft UnuidviMr.

K. Miller, mann'actorvr of Rich Ifatr Jowelrr nnd

LtdioH' Hair W irk. Wiononafn street., Milwankoe,

inain.i nnnr, rina, King's, nwiccne?, i;una, au. IRON WORK FOR BUILDINGS. Biyley & Groenalade, 316 Kant Water street. JEWELERS.

I?h. PrenpHrr A !3ro., lmpnrtom and iobbpra In Dlamoucln. WatuliHH. Cliuskii, Malorlnla. Eatbllahed

111. 434 I-, is! fatsr Ptrent, Miltriuikw. LUMBER. R W Pli-rro Co.. 11H Weal Water afreet.

PIANOS & MUSICAL INST'MENTS.

H. N. Heinfi'iled, IM Hroadway. Wm. Paniell. 411 Ureadwar. NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS, H S. Munvillf, :W Btoadwar. SEWING MACHINES.

G. T. Bryant. The llowo Machine Co., Ill Wisconsin St.

SADDLERY &. CARRIAGE STOCK ftenjamin Youm;tU57 Kast Water street. Barnea Hroa,, :j6t) Kast Water street. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONER8. Boll A di.'gler, So. !! Sprint; stroot. tfame Heth, Ni. 3.13 Sprinn street. WALL PAPER &. WINDOW SHADES Atuoller i ilhnntt, 5 East Water street.

WOOD & IftON WORK'C MACH'RY.

Packard's Mii. lilnorj- Depot, 1H3 West Water street.

BRICCS & BROTHER'S

Catal oguo of Flower & Vegetable

SEEDS, AND

Summrr Floworitif? Bulbs for 1872;

Now ready, f.otislstinc of omr paure. on rose.

tintod p;iM.T. wUii tipvv:irde of 4(K1 (-.cparate cuta, and

ix lleiiutiliil t'olui'rn PIrJch! Uovor, a beautiful do.-iii-n. in c-tfors. 'l'tin richest Catalotrno over tiub-

lishl. SunJ ii cunt for a copy, not ne half tho valuo of th" colored nlat(M. In th .' urdcr. itinnnntin?

to not Iush th.vi jfl, the prtco'of Catalogne, ie., will tie rciaiidcd in -teotln. Saw (Misromprn ularntl nn Ihn

iiime iooting with old. Free to old customers. Quality ol Bord. fze ot at;kets. urlnea u .id preminma offered make it to the .1 vantage nt all to purchase heeds of us. fee catalog w:;i for extraordinarj- inoacenint. Vnu itl ntlH it i' yqu do not boo our Cat aJ oguo before nnHuitiK rW J. Kit her of our two Chromoa for 1873, size 19x24 one a flow-T hiU of JlulboiiH Plants, tonst itin ot LUien. Ac -tlit other of Annual, Biennial and Perrenniai Plant. KUuran'i.'ed the AlflST Kt.l'iAST VXAUtAfs ViUUWIOH v.vvr issund in ttii- country. A nnperh parlor ornament ; mailed, post-paid, on receipt of 75c. ; also free, on conditions MiF-'ciii-! tt Catalotrne. Address ltlU;i4V ItKOTUKK, tM' Rurlimirr, New York. WANTED, THIS SPRING, 10,000 Farmers,

To impnivy l,7",:,00i) acro of tho vnry best prairie

lamlM.tP lowa. triio tmiii inortcato .r 'itnr.r Incanit.ran. whloh c i now lie had at. TH KIR PRKSKNT VALUK for vasi, or upon hmis Mmn, with lx pnr rent. intreat on deferred payment. Thoan lands cojiirist Iho pucrtiilH'nc railroad irrantu along (he linns f tho two ro,it tliorrUKhfareHhotweeuChtcajso,

i 'ninna ami riou i ;uy, nun ue mainiy

Iii the Mitldlo Region of Western Iowa,

not"! for it s Haltthrlnua climate, and inoxhaostlble ?oil- a liuely watered yet perfectly drained district tn

tht?; hcut: ncricmtnral Mate in rne union. Kaflrondo tr.ifnMi tti; land in all directions.

Agen's are pnwifhil with teams to allow tbeni fret) to

IMirctiaaors. aoh is tuo iirao to

SECURE fl. HOME AT $4 OR $5

per acre, in the ttixnriant valley of eiiher the Beyer, ihn Man! r. the Soldier, or tho Mtile Sioux.

t?.T.iI.iiHn(f Met m'j vfn tho (!. and N. W. nr 111 ?anf.

Ratlvraj is art' 1 At the railroad offices in Ohtcapo (Welln street depit), Olintnn and Dnbuoue, or at our

mam oint'? in v!5i ar napias, rocoivaoie ror lana purchased. tNmnty mapH Kent free Send for a cnldo. It itlven pricit, teruiN, locations and doscriptiont of the lands, and lio r to roach them. Address .HIIIN . t AldlOUN, Land Commiwto'ier low R. K. land Co., Oedar

uaplda, lowa.

ESTABLISHED,

1837.

D.S. SCHANCK&SONS,

(Formcrtjr Sclmark A DownlnKj import era of Plato, Car fc Window

Ca- Is JL. f& fSi

27 Chaoileni aud 3 Reade Sts., NEW YORK.

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

The Twelfth An nual Medtial lieuort of the Mitwau

kee Medical and Surgical Institnte, ((dtartered by the I ccisl-ituTe of tho

latt oil t!in I f i ii nvod trnittnont (if thn followlns

cl.tHSfs tf .tt(asn, wtll be went free i a tfatn mythA

t r ur loanv ftfpfrnvi: I. I (iroar I.ttngs, ie. 2. Ihinaiy ;tnd It 'iierativo thcans. including Nor-

vims IVItjltty. it . Fi'iimIb bin,"w. 4. Nrrroiia

lis'3CM. Kplti ptiy. Parntysls, mental Derange ment, dr. jnerr, IUcmh, Perofula, Kkin and

ruMi(i jrt!'aws, ah in one w pagea pampnioi, free. Addrenx M Ji :;. INSTITUTE, WUwaalieo, Wis.

1

Vl

A HpRH t'l.Mtr. for thli dint roHstnjf complaint is

now mane Known hi a i reatit" (oi ooiaro phkchi on Fottitffit and ntattvo Mrb tl Preparations. oubHshwl by Dr. O. Phki v IlliOWN. Thi pnorlptlon was diai:on;r'd l him in t.uch a providential manner that he cannot c mucl-nt lo ,iil.v rotu-'ie lo mako it known, as it ha-.' col.'.! .'vi'r)ln)- ty who tin nrd it for Fitu, ncvor havtn;; Tntl d in t xvr ciiai?. The Ini'rcdtenl: may bf obtained fiom anj dri(;j;iit.. A, copy sent fro to alt applican'H by i iail. AddreK Dr. t). PHELPti BROWN,?! i..,ran- Street,. lernov City, N.J.

iWo will 6end a hand

omo t'roRpn'ctua ot

oar .At"- IVHstm'cd

JUnMtf.v Uibtr, cintAln injr nrer SJOO ftnr K c r 1 ptaro Illoit rations to any Book agent, free of cbarifo. Addn-w. National P U H L I A B IMG CO.,

FREE TO

BOOK AGENTS

m greatest

.MEDICAL

MSCOTHY OF THE AGE.

fR. KENNEDY, of Boxbnrr, hM duici Ted in

ouo ol oar common paaura weeiu riuusoy uh

EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.

From tlte Worst Serofnls Down to

Common Pimple.

i M

pli CI

Two Irotlloe an warrants! to care ncrelnc aore

mouth.

one to three txjttira wiu cure we wora kiiw ovra-

on t m facn. wn or t Urc bottlea will clear tlte avttem of IrAeg.

Two hot thn are warraRid tiicnm Lhe wont canker

in tlte month orainniaeh.

Three to nve tiott les are tfiRUlea lo onn In vats

kind of Erysipelas.

line in two iKmm are warranton to cure au masrx in the Kyea. Two bottlea are warranted io cure rannin at Um

earn and blofchee amoag the hair. Fonr to six bottles 'are 'rarraoted to csra oompt anil rn nn in nlceri.

one bottle win c nre scaiy ernpuon or tne ntn. Two or three bottles are rarranted to care tk worst

kind of ringworm. Two or tbree bottles are warranted to eori the neat desperate eaae of rhrnimati mi.

i n roe io tour ooiuee tu e warrancea io can aaarlietini. Five to eitfht twttleB wil! cure the worja ol

fu.ro Tula.

A nuent in aiwam exoer en red from the first bottle.

and a perf(rt ctiro ia warranted when the ato aantity is taken.

IWAIliJKT, HAW. H;ah Hanaw: Tlio r ftn atlon of the ra dical Wa-

rovry, in rinR all Kind of humors, le eo vail enub-lislii-d 1-y Ihe nnaninioufl voice of a:! who tv.ve ever

nwd it. thai I need not aav anvthine' on tba anbMH t. aa

thn nioat skillful physiciaw ajid the mo t caietul druggluts in the country are iiu mmona in ite pmira.

in prtwniin in- aientcat uiecovery to onr noow, I dn it with a fnll kiiowlcd; of its rnrative pwer, in rt'licvini; all. and curinK in oat of thf diaeaaeatn wh ch vi.ll nn. imr.irliit.:. ti.lv l.lc Ttin m,vl.nT rariatilUT

dtseiine ..ia affit!onate mother,, nrvKsuvo so&s kovts, iu rot-oil ma if lt m. loir irli - vioir nwn IftmiMT ia rft-

storfii to its natural swee;nf, and j Jr lmbe from

shor and fretful naps to calm and rtweetsismuers

ami the .Helical jMHcovcry inioin-e a io axMaiA iiiff to yonr hntdriiiid and In Mis-hold.

iu lue more auvaneea siases or if wit ndi to the HtoniM h. i aa8in which lsndliin but canker on the stomach ; tkea to t Ue iutestinco Hnd xxsztrB-rs,

creatine sink Inc. i.one ficliec. and an indifference

ven to tin cares nf your laniny.

lour etomacu is uw Jkjsm xxiiVtuLMiaa, vmir fin nt iitfitr(vwcH von. Had vou can onhr lake cer-

t.iin kiriflw anil pvtn nftha . vonr aislfm doeinrt cet

hnlf the nunrih-uent itcontaina aa the a:rimomoni fluid el Ihocanki r eats it up; then yonr loiaplexion lirtuw its bloom, and Ifcomr sallow or ;;rernirii, and yonr lwet duv is Rone. "or waut of bk uiisfantent i-i.nr iivuicm iMM (intrt Iiiom- snd flabbv. and the tibere

of yonr body become relaxed. Tbt n follow a train of

(litrfai.N wine a tuo jsieai ai iiscuvvry w i-wbuwij

adapted to .. eras:

Palpitation oT tho heatt. pain in the side, weakness of il... ..in.. ..tirl uiimll .tfllkn hark IMln of tlie hlB lOtnt

vIn vou retire irmnilaritr oi the bowels, a d also

that tuubt extruuatuie of iisrhes, IB9

flow many thouspuda of poor women arc snfferine fiomtbiN disoasf.and L.ni'ic away amwcrible life, a rid

tlMir ext-tior neirtiiK.rioes not un iw ino wuw.

m iflto impress 'n yonrnind that ooa io rroerv, ' n ounie of prevention is better than a pound of

cun. i' in" MEDICAIi DISCOVHB.Y

you have both the preventive and the cm, witk this

tiicat BUUKooiiouamy, uiac it UJ uevei, ubnut aws circuiUHtanceK, do you anj injury. No clump of diet ever necessary. Eat the met Fl ctr. rret, and pie nty enouch of it. PtuKOTioKs roRUsE Adultft oB tabiwpoenml r

ttav: m wren over ten yarH, aesbert apoJiiim ; i inr It.'.n Tnirn flvu t.t t irrUt oira t(nKtM'finful. Al no dl

vectiuns can lie appIicAbU to alt constitutions, take

ttumcieut t operate on ui 'onwr... wo. Yours trnlv. IMNALl) KENNEDY.

rv.v' proTl. For sab? by every urncgMt

iu ine u uueu ataies aru jniwu rrovwimu

MISS SAWYER'S SALVE

Philadi'ipHia. Pa.

bwmbmm for; i enth to all who ask for spe L U !L m K reo I nr I litrt wn montliH to all w rflLL. lour now Subscriber;, and SS o lltsihM Ktittantlher also rwcoivtnii the extra

fora n ciith to nil who s nit for fpooimettt.

i wuosonn oath now

extra month

niKP Tho lnii tiiiid Triiiiiifiil. ono of the

larKost, ni'st ontci tiiininii and intruotivo literary and raniUvH-ocktlt'ft in i he conn try. Sev-oi nontti. on trial, for $1. AH ty;idin;r I'nrtodicaii, clnblorl with nn trrnis wort h In tuinriK i ito, AdilrQiiH'rraii;rlpt,Port.l:md,Mo Hnnrthniorc f oHpgi Svartiimorp,Peniu A tow student of either ae, who prosont testimoniat ot a irood moral character will bo admitted on or before 2d !. I. t73. For cat vlojiuo. address P.tnVAUD D. MAG ILL, Principal.

E

VEKV I'(N(TWt, Evi-ry Chrlntlan wanlslt. Tlio lial IhottKht of Iho boat brain of th Wiful. Ji.ll a year. 1(1 ocnt a copy. A.Mr.-..Tfl R l!HI0o0 PUtl'IT.flhloago. Ifl.

I I if 1,1'S, .'IIiiiMIhuh. Ht,riilv.,rs. (.nn Matflriala o .,.,, b.ml rll.., fur 14 Vri. n Llal. to (IrBal Wmt-

orn linn Wmlta. Pttlslmrrli, Pa. Army Guna and RovnlriTs Iniuwht. or Iruilvil lor. Airtuto uanl-Hil. I Ilhn llaii'tnliiti'H tr'i'imily Corn HlictK'rC'u- want anenta I i.i wil thrir riuuily f .urn Sliullora Boat Invout Ion of tip' kiii.l. S?M 1 al slulit. I'roiUs lartic. For circular a.lilr.'SH K1K1 UN K 8N YOliB, Tr.) wuror. hiok box 9, IlttrrlsbuiB, l'

WA!STHI A H UNTS 7 8(M .P" mimtb Slili ami I'Vmiile -i Inl rodooo Jh Oennimi liuiinivi'il I rrainon K,u" I'anilly howliiR Hichlnn. Prlci only (Hi For 'rj:ulra f iul lirm, call ... .,1,1,.. s. ktrw A UT OO. A Broadway, N.Y.

J1RKSII SHHd'K Kinco tho Groat Klrp. Woatern Beld ".mV'n). 116 a.t " Klnjo St.. Obtoija. ! P. KIMK1 Sil V. St.wk now and .jorupl.l Cm milMily our cuatuiaoni as aanal. Bona for ' rice un.

imiuiro lor iwi ..win,. .

A. - if xTS Wnlllnl. - ABenta maainoro money at w..rk An-ii- tl n at anjthtriB jlao. VarUoul. fnw. O. StinIion it CO., Fi Art l'utMrr'. Portland. Main,

$37

" A MONTH -lloraa and ontlltfarnuUlBd t Addci,8TELiii 0o.,8ooo, Me,

I I KRE von hare a aal combining anotMng ontl I I bnnllng proprti. a. with 00 dnngriovif. Ingred";m. A rcmc-Iy .it ban 1 for tho m.-iuv puna ami tirlnw, wounda and brnl to whirh riirsb is bcir. Is mon- rnaily nppliod ih.in many rxher nropdipa, imrer proilurinc a bad .-irccl, but iilwa;,' reiteving pain, liowrvor cverx. It in prepared hy trim' Stmytr, who iina wned H in her own pxtcmlve trcatrat'nt .f Ibe ak-lc, tat nrarljr twenty rnu,, with great succcaa. TI10 principal dinoasci. for which ihi. latvc fa rocornmendod an.-, I'hiltigfin, Iifia,msU r, PiUt, Mctvfnla, Old Vlctn, Sc't Rhmm, Spra',., Snnu, h'etier .Spiv. Frtmt. J'imnUM. Fninir?jn. Xov.

Eyet Barber Itrh, Ih f fnetm. Jlaii, Jtb g wornt, Corn. Mte4 of Inteetf. Cancm. Toothache. Ear

ache, Sort Xipptes, SMneti, Fwollt Brrattt, Itch. S01M Head, Testing, Cliappnt Uandt, Scattin, Cut. BrnUea, Croup, Cradtcd Upt, ana Stnxs on Children. It tiovor fail to mro Rnenmatlmt ff pmpor'iy sppliod. Itnb it on well with the Iiand three Umes n day. In scvtral ouiea it baa enroll painted thnba. Fnr PilfA it liaa been dfaoorercd to be 1 anrerem.

ody. Persona that havn been nfflicted for yearo have been relieved hy a lew applications. For Erf sipelat it works wonderi , Rllnyine Hie inflnmniation and quietir-K tho patient. For Chapped Hand it

produces n cure unmeaiii 4ciy. l'l tnose wiui 8aU Khettm ohtain this falxe, and apply it freclv, and thev will And it inralnnt le. It is rnxid in oi, nf

Scrofula and rimiorsi. Cancer Tmve boon cured

with It. The tiest Balwe ever Invented fr.r Sxoltcn Breast and Sere Jtlpf&i, Noway injurious, bat sure to nflbrd relief. Sire or Weak Kuh It

on the lids gently.onoecr twice a day. Cures deaf, ness by putlint in tbo tars on a piece of cotton. For Felon this is sraperior (o anything known. For Pimple this or ta like a charm. For Jam and Scald, apply ihe Salve at once nnxl it (fives immediate relief. ITor OU Sort, apply ouos a

UJ1Y. Not among the tcavt of ihe invaluable propcrtice of Miss Bawvhr'k SAI.VE are its benctiiniil eflbcta or. lhe hair Kubborl 01 the scalp, in live or six dilTurunt pnrb, it nromrtea the gruwtli if the hair, prevents it lurnintr gray, and on bald sf ot it produces a new (rrowili ol hair. N Imly shonhl so Without this iiivalufiliio urttcle as an indispensable cosmetic for the toilet. It eradicates da nifrnff and diHi'nse from the brail, and blotchiM ai d unpka from (be face.

We, (ho nnrlcrslgnr d, havo been aeqn rinled with Miss fiawyei for many years, and bcitcre her to he

a I'linsunn iauy ann a skiiiiii nurse, laa nawrrg used her salve in oiyr fan:-llks, it iriv na grcai

pieauiire in saying 11 is ue DcM genet 1 tocuic wc have ever used: He . E. F. Cutter. John T. Berry. Her. W. O. Il.dman. ITni. II. Titrome Hrr. Jotvpli Kallih, H. Clurlef Knt' r, linr. Oeorsr Prali. strs. Ah-a Waoir Urn. . V Ciller iikI wiif. Tn K P. Hk i nd a-aa, Car. 1- Crocker 1.111I wn. J. Wokillrkl am! ilr, Caot. riaviil Ame aivl wife, Wm. RFatth' anil wife. Win. Wilton anil wire, JmcvA oliair and tnli.

K. B. fpet, John S. Cjhc am wile.

a. p. iiuv, ii. v. wieiita

A. p. luce, U. W.Wiel Uco.. W, Knnlmll. Jr. Mayor Vt. O. TMr

ra" niwlrlmull and wile.

Jonenll Fiirtrcll, C n Mallanl. lpliraim tlatrclt, lAanilrr Weefcii. Hon. N. A Ilurprf, FralKM Cobb,

taiKl writ1.

ami a-ifr.

Vrm. Uenry ln;nibm aos wilir. O. i. Cooanl (lVisfnwiter ol BocklaiHl ' Bnc wile, 1 K. Kinilll and wife, William Mc Lou) 1.

TO TltE iFFUCTEP. If your rhuritf sr. he out of Ihe Salve, rnd neglect to keep suplii il.cml onty-livc c?nli asdlreowd below, and receive a. box by return Mail.

Tut nn fn f.are Bo:

(neatly ihree liiiiea lai Aikovol. I'rrn ln il 1,v a

put up hy t.. M. feC ond Bottvtl Drupel A Trial Hox st ntfix1- by r 11. . rents, hy !,. M. T.OK

THIB VAI UA1U.E ! AU. DEAI.KU.S IN M!

at 50 Cfrats each

I!' as I I.i' box r..prei.it, il lists C 8 AW I Mi, ami

BBINS, WJioIesaft

St, Rockland. Mb.

tail no receipt .if seventy

uieif. 1,01 hi.niii,'Mc.

IAI AE If) KILO BY lilCI-fKi-:.

$12,000.00

hi PREMIUMS Given to xaz SurscKlBans or xas

Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer.

The Booka irlll be cloted March 3L and Ms-

trlbution wlli on made on

Tuesday, April 2. 1872. PiuIIImIv n.. hmIraumi mi UV BtMC Jlt

whatever.

AU ,XOO Hubscribers

Have aa equal ohanco t asenre a intrinhnm.

mere are ONE THOUSAND PREISIUMS,

Of which tho largest la 1,W0 ia eaah, and fa sntall. 1"k end for'our" I'remtom Paiaphlst. Bpeeiaien Copk Posters, le. Sent free. Ad Irons

FA UK AN A' McI.ISAN, uinolnoall.Ublo.

r. Wuaasj,

B. R. aleataau0.Biw,gcWaan4

ijal . M n a St tjiiaia nvt a, w. -

MIIXlONs) Bnur JVtirtiMMy l Iheit Wm-

strrtsal 4'wrxivr Krro. fhey are BKt a vile KnSeT (rrink, Made . Fmr

Kamt. tVfaiakry. Prwif )iriM mnd Kefne

doctored, spiceri and sweeiered lo aiaise

Um laU,callod" Tonies," - Appellaerm," " Bsjiorer..' sVK,aaaltlead(heHnilerontodrusBH!Ssaid ruin, bt are a trite Moriici oe raadefrem (be lfaii'-sBeota

and Herba ef CaUfomin. frw Crsnsi nil lowl(t ailmalaatM. Thr are the f.KKAT 8MM

PtTRinKR and a 1. 1KB ttlTINU I'HIM'IPIK, a perfect Benovater and IrvUrorator of the Syv (kasa.eanVlng off all potsonniia asst. tor aael rntoriaa; the blood to a henlthy cornlitloii. No person jaatake these BUtstK accordinc i direc'4ons and reaain ieeil nnweU, provided their bones are nut dcatr lyerl by aalaeralpoiaonwotheHieans, and (he vita! oreaaa wasted boroarj (ho point of repair.

Vbrr arc m. f Imtln tara)nre Hi' well aut at

Tsrrrfr. pc.wiesr.intr, also, the pecnliar iseril. ol aettna; aa a panel fnl anent In rellevini; CoaccsHon oi Inflam-

maUrm of lhe Uver, and Visceral Organ

FDK FKMAI.K COlIFI.AtNTS. ia oong or

old married or single, at I he dawn of woniarheHl or at the tarn of life, tlieae tunic Bitters hare no equal.

Per InflamntKlery mkl It route Rlwaisa.

(htM itavd (imu fvMaKia mr Initio f-f inn.

BiliMK, RraalttrM wtsl lalrnstittcnl Fevers,

DlaeawcH of lite Blvml. Mvrr, KMncya u(

ftlndder, these flillrm liave been motit gacoeesfal.

Swrh DiwitMra are canned by V ilia led Btaasl,

which Is generally prodaeod by derauset ascat ef the IHRnativr (rrrn. UVKI'Crsi OU INOIKftNTION. II adaehe. Pain hi (lie Hhoulilens VniKhe.Tij hlecas ef eCbesl,

Diszinraa Sour Krudslioas of the KUilh, Bsd

Taste in the Konto, Bilious Attsris, PalnilaUon sf

the Heart. lntla.i,maon of the ijBautn. Pain ia (he rettWinof the KWneys, ani a bnn-ired other palatal

irsaptonis are the offupriiic of UyifMrpsin. They inv'nrate Hie ttteaiscb and stiniulate (be torpid Uver sod lwwels.whi.'h rtrader them rl. nneqnalled elneacy la (eantdrut Ihe ilod of all Imparities, and tin part ntjr new life and rior (o he who sys ma. VOK SK IN DlJSE A -Oi, KniplMiH. Te tor, bait Rheum, Bloioncs Soot.', Pimples, Pontulct, BoilsCairnmcloa, Binp Wornia. IScald Bead, fjore Klb. Rryslpelas. I'eh.Srorfa, Otaeolorations tee Skin, Hmnor&aml IMrai-oi i.flberjsio. of whauner naaso or nstnre, are literony dns np and earrierl ot t of the system hi a abort time hy tho use of rlictui BK-tcrs. One bottle in snch cases will convince the most In. redukiUA of their curative effect.. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yea find it imporHVss burstlne theoch (he Skin in Pimples. Rnnjrtlons or Heres: cleanse it when y .e fl'Ml it onstracted anI slnKfribb in the eins: l-anse 't when H ts foul and ywrfTeeHneti will tell rvo wh.i. Keep toe blood pare, and the aeailh of the sytJem wi 1 follow . Pin. Tape amd vtrlaer M'ermrs leikiee; in the iystem of so many thousands, are effort 'lalb destroyed and removed Says a iislinjenishod plusioliieisf, there is scar..-cly sn indivldnal upen 1h. fa ef (he earth whooe body ia eicropt from the pn serce of worms. It i not upon the lieaily olmimitse the body t-hst the werin i eiisfc. but upon ihe disoasc.1 hamatw and slimy tlcMifaits l bat breed these livfri: m mster of disease. Ncr.y..!! of Biedieine, ouveiaiiiitf es, ooan thelminUca viB free the hjslem Irom ( tike these Bitters. J. WALKKR, Proprieter. R. H. Mr DON AID J; OO. DmCBiata and lien Atitnts, Hun Franei;eoTaHfornta aad!&J&nd34 Cemniercelsireet,r.?wyork. tr BOLD BV AL!. OIlUGIilSTS AND DI'.ALEBS

Ayer's

OheiTy Pectoral, Wat PtoOMoi of tho Toroai; and Xmna, Wsh-M Oougbs, Colds, Whooang OoQeTb. Bronchitu, Aftifimn, Wsd Oon sjn mptioa.

Among the great tliseorenes of modern science, few are of mora real taloe to mankind than this effectual remedr for all diseases of tki Throat and Longs. A vast trial of its virtues.

throughout tns and other countries, has shown that it docs saralv ami efii-ctiiallv

contnI them. The testirnonv 'of our best citizens, of all classes, stablislns the feci, tint Chzrbt Pectokal trill aril does relieve and cure the afflicting disorders of the Throat and Lururs bevond anv otiier medicine. Tie most

dangeroos affections of the I'alraonarv Onians. yield to its power; aud cases of t'on-isimpw IIob, cured by this prepttratten, are public

ly Known, so remancsoss as narruy to pe neUevetl, were they not proven beyond dispnte. As a remedy it is adeqttate, on which tb ; public may rely for fnll protection. By curing Coughs, the forerunners of mora serious disease, it saves unnumbered lives, and an amount of taiffering not to be computed. It challenges trial, nnd convinces the most scepti-aU. Every family shonkl keep it on hand as a pprtection against trie early and uoperceived attack of Fnbnoonrj- Aitectiorw, which are easily met as first, bnt which become incurable, and too often fatal, if neglectei. Tender lungs need this defence; and it is u iwi to be without it. As a safeguard to childr ;n, ntnid the distressing diseases which beset thn Throat and Chest of childhood, Cbbrbt Piictobai. is invaluable; for, by its timely use, multitudes are rescued from rircmaturs grarcs, and saved to the love end aSectiba centred : them. It acts speedily a id aunsly against oiinnry coids, securing sound snd bcalthvstoring sleep. Ko one will suffer troublewtxe tuAuexuL and painful BroacUtla, when they know ho-v easily they can be cured. OriginaJly the prodat of long, laboriras, and BtK;cssful chemical investigation, no cost or toil is snared in rnsjring every bottle in the ntraost possible perfection. It mny be confl'kiitly relied upon aa powessing all the virtues it has ever exhibited, and capablt! of producin- i:are.i as rnemorable as the greatest it has ever cffictedPBEPABED Bt Dr. S. C Ayer Co., Practical Vto-wnsU, leOWBLIq MAtisfn V. . A., FOE SALK Br AIiI)BIIQClrTKTlByr!IKHr.

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