Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 31, Bloomington, Monroe County, 27 November 1872 — Page 4
NEWS OF THE WEEK. Tlie East. The inTeatigfttion into tho charges of bribery in the PhilidolphiaCity Council reveals an amount of corruption and venality rivaling that exposed in New York last year The Centennial Commissien has issued an address to the poopleof the United States for subscriptions to the proposed ten million dollars fund. The Commission looks to the unfailing patriotism of the people of every section to see that each contributes its share of the exponsea, and receives its share of the benefits of an enterprise in which all are so deeply interested. It urges the formation in each State and Territory of centennial organizations, which shall in time see that county associations are formed, so that when the nations are gathered together in 1S76, each commonwealth can view with pride the contributions it has made to the national glory. Chart. Francis Adaiis arrived at New fork from Europe last week Anthony Trollope, the great English novelist, arrived at New York the other day, having made the journey overland from San Francisco. ......George Grant was hunc at West Chester.
Pa., on the 13th inst., for the murder of
Amanda Spence, a year ago A general meeting of the citizens of Boston was held the other day, and recommendations were made to the Common Council that the Feace Jubilee building be removed, that the streets in the burnt district be widened and straightened, that the Mansard roofs and high buildings be discouraged, that a new Merchants' Exchange be erected, and that Congress be petitioned for a drawback on building materials and to enlarge the new postoffice Boston, its newspapers say. wants no assist
ance from Sec etary Boutwoll, no opening of
the Common for business purposes, no relief
from other cities, no eztrs session ot the
Legislature, no issue of bonds br the ity,
nothin'. but its own resourcos Tho New
York Spectator prints tho following list of
insurance com panics that have suspended in
consequence of the Boston calamity, and the
amount each will pay :
Bay State... Boston . Boylston..... City SiUst
Xxchange ..
XASiAcnraEns companies.
..Hi
60 J 40 74
40
!uanufnctrers' BterchuBts'. 74 Mutual Benefit. .35
Batlonal - i." North American........... .50 People's 73 Prcscott. M Shoe and Leather 7." Suffolk 50 Treinont 75 Washluglon... ........'.O
Faneuil Hall 50
Tinmen's ..... .. ..35.
Transitu . Howard-.... 35
Lawrence........ ..50
KfeW T;itE fMUPAKIKS.
Humboldt 1 I Market JO International... 75 I FH0YIDENCE COMrANITS. Equitable.- ...(0 1 Merchants'. .65 Tin persons were killed and ten wounded by the Boston fire, so !ar a known. Several are missing, soma of whom may turn up. Although not more than 300 families have been nnhousod by the disaster, it is estimated that not less than 25,000 clerks and sewing women are thrown ont of employment 3ol- 'Atherton, of Massachusetts, who was the first Union officer to enter Richmond iter its fall, and. received its surrender from the Mayor, ia dead The death is announced of Jamee Hadley, Professor of Greek ia Yale. College. . Ose of the buildings on Otis street, Boston, destroyed by the late great fire, was owned by Christine Nilsson,' and was valued, according to the assessor's recerds, at $51,000. ....Twenty-seven newspapers and magasines were destroyed by the Boston fire, among Which are the Journal of Ckcmistry, Journal of Applied Chemistry, Ballou'a Monthly, Franklin ShM and Ltaiher Record, Waverty Magazine and the Freemason's Monthly. .The celebrated saw factory of Henry Disston, in Philadelphia, has been burned. Loss, $150r 004. .Harvard College ioses $20D,000 by the Boston fire.....Scaan B. Anthony and fourteen ether females who voterf at the Presidential election at Rochester, N. Y., have been indicted for illegal voting. TrrnsviLCs, Pa., has been agitated by a bold and successful robbery, of which MrWatson, President of the Erie railroad, wat: the victim. Nine masked men entered the house, tied and gagged Mr. 'Watson and ali the members of his family, and robbed bis safe of its contents, consisiing of about $2,000. In their hurry, the robbers upset a lamp, which severely burned Mr. Watson, and which was with difficulty extinguished The scoundrels evidently anticipated a lorgc ul The epizootic has broken out among the chickens oi New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, and thousands of fowls are. being carried off. The disease runs its course very swiftly. The fowls are taken with staggering fits, a tunning at the beak, and bearing ail the symptoms of the epizootic. The West. While the horse plague has spent its force in the East, and has almost wholly disappeared in many localities, it is just beginning to make itself felt in the West. In Chicago the disease is rapidly abating, horses are appearing on the streets in large numbers, the stage and street-car companies are resuming travel, and the streets are beginning to assume thoir wonted business appearance. Lew than S00 deaths havo occurred in tha', eity since the distemper first broke out. Milwaukee is suffsring seriously from the prevalence of the plague, a majority of tho eauines being sick. Cincinnati is terribly afflicted with it, street traffic being almost wholly suspended. In many of the interiocities and towns of Illinois the epidemic hsa made its appearance, and is even apresdint' in the rural districts The Mayor of Chicago, in view of the possibility of another conflagration in that city, and the insecure condition of insurance, has urged the Common Council to purchase fourtees large Babcock engines, and fourof the portable engines for each police station, to order the construction of a tower with an alarm bell, to ad i T5 or ICO policemen to the present force, and to sink a well at the end of each street running to the river. IarOBATioM has been received at Washington to the effect that work on tho Northern Pacific railroad has been virtually abandoned, that the contractors had leit, and that the laborers and teams had returned from the end of the track at Boss Lake, JJakote, thus leaving 360 miles of the ros4 to the Missouri river untn;hi d n
McCormick has been elected Delegate to Congress from Arizona Territory without firtriinnH nn
A Xrtgansport, Ind., last week, Judge .0. D. Dykeman shot and seriously wounded Maj. Will C. Moreao, late sponsor to Mr. O'Conor at the Iaroiawill j
nosr editor of the Logansport Sun. ' The
vuBBuooungwaa an alleged malicio is s, tide published in the Sun against Jud re
iyxeinan, during his absence. Moreen, it
" oajjucung tan attack, at two r , , revolvers were found on him, and lie had besides a coat of mail over his body. The ehot will not prove fstal Tho sma 1poxis Mgikgto an alarming extent ia f!t. Louis, ths .deaths averaging, it is f aid", from thirty to iortp - J.-. , dh, ..,. fined to no particular class or locality, and hss appeared in many aristocratic quarters. There is not a first or second-class hotel in the city that has not had cases, and ciany of them SJrefull of it; 12 eases arc reported n.,oe .hotel The Southern Minnesota railroad hat been forced into bankruptcy, and a receiver appointed Tho epizootic has almost entirely disappeared from Chicago, tke street ears and omnibuses are running, and the eity is as lively with canines as ever, the streets exhibiting at greal a number of horse-drawn vehicles as at any tome before the appearance of the disease. Cincinnati and Milwaukee report that tbey have it bad, nearly all their equir.es bsisg prostrated. In the former city, at a fire the other day, the engines were drawn by men. f M,iw,ukee the n department bas purchased six rote of oxen The Institute of Architects, in session at Cincinnati last week, sevsj-ely condemned the Mansard roofs, aid attributed the spread of the Boston fire to these tinder-boxes. Tnx late sudden cold snap worked groat injury to the farmers and tock-growers of Central and Northern Illinois. Most of the and creeks having frozen over, many farm ind w. bwn wmPeel ' soil their cattle sifts zzr of thoir inabiiu to et It has broken out in Salt Lake this timn not the epizootic, but tho diamond fever. A man named Berry arrived there last woek with a large number of precious stones, pronounced genuine by experienced lapidaries, which he says he Dicked nn in Wesii r r ni
orado. Qaite an excitement ensued, unit a company was farthwith organized, which Bergr promises to pilot to the locality of .he
a'l.nimg j.-9poieg. The South. Cot.- Wf. M. Gbosvssor, a prominent leader and ono ef tho original organizers of the Liberal movement, has assumed ibo editorial management of the St. Louis Kvenmq Yobho Fewell, who has been on trial sit
Brentsville, Va., for the killing of Clark, ed.tor of tho Manasses Gazette, while the latter was in jail charged with the seduction and abduction of Fewcll's Bis tor, a girl of some sixteen years, hss been acquitted, tho ju:-y beiuir, out only five minutes The horse diotemper-is prevailing ia Louisvillcand street traffic is almost wholly suspended. Thb Louisville (Tly.) Presbytery has ron derod a verdict cf guilty against the Rev. Gilbert 11. Robertson, on chi.rgc of drunkenness, licentiousness and Falsehood, and sentenced him to be deposed from tho ministry and suspended from the privileges of th) church until ho shows repentenco fitting hi 31 for membership. The business portion of Abbeyville, 8. C, hts been destroyed by fire. Loss, $50,000. Washington.
The annual report of tho Fifth Auditor of
tho Treasury, just completed, shows that the total collections of the internal revenue for the year ending June 30 were $117,314,323, tho total assessments having been $123,169,577. Tho total expense of collection was $1,903,002, and o' assessment, including the compensation of storekeeper!), $3,229,527. Tbe collections and assessments in poms of tho principal States are as follows: Ohio, collections, $15,128,902; ESicssmenls $15,678,820; Illinois, collections, $15,647,157; assessments, $17,524 562; Missouri, collections, $4,687 ,467, assessments, $5,101,960 ; Now Yorir, collections, $23,651,306; assessments, $23,918,72S The President has appointed J. J. Roberts, of 'Sorlh Carolina, Solicitor General in place of Gen. Bristow, resigned. The forthcoming report of the Internal Revenue Bureau will show an increase in the taxes collected this year on spirits, tobacco snd malt liquors over the receipts last year. Tho income tax yields nearly tour millions less than in 1S71 Postmaster
General C'reswell will remain at Elk ton, Md.,
until his annual report it finished, lie has taken a force of clerks and s, load of records with him. He says he is so lored with office-
seekers and other cullers that ho could not
prepare his report in Washington.
The President is busy on his annual message John M. Langston, the colored lawyer, called on President Grant the other day,
and assured him that the reports put forth in Administration papers that he was a can
didate for a Cabinet position were without
hia anowieago or consent, ana that he did
not desire it to be understood that he was a
candidate It is almost certain that Secre
tary Fish will retiri from the Cabinet on the
4th of March; and it ia quite equally as cer
tain that Hon. Wm. M. Evarts will succeed
to the portfolio of the State Department. At least such is the conclusion of those prescient
Washington correspondents.
It is'announced that Brig Gen. Cooke, now
commanding the Department of the Lakes,
will soon be retired, he being over 62 years
of age and hnviBg been in service 45 years
Coill-TIIOLLIH OF TUB Cl'EllEtiCY KilOX, who returned from Boston the ether day, reports that the loans of banks in that city ate $7,000,000, the surplus $20,400,000, and their
loss only $1,500,000. rle Buys the financial
.prospects, in view of these facts, are cheer-
tui, ana Dullness is last, resuniiag its usual
cancels, A Washington dispatch says the Prooi
dent's forthcoming message will be more liberal in its tone, especially toward the
South, than his former messages. Foreign
Trusty-three lives were lost by the foundering of the Engiish sh p Mauritius, in the North Channel Senator Sumner has
sailed for tLe United States, much improved in
health The well known American banking house of Bowles Brothers, in Paris, has suspended. Their liabilities are said to be
very heavy. The losses fall chiefly upon
American tourists in Europe It is announced that the Cariists have risen in the
Province of Arraeon. Spain, f.nd are destroy
ing telegraphs and railroads Bismarck has sent a memorial to the Emperor of Germany, urging the immediate reorganization of the upper house of the Prussian Diet. There is scarcely a doubt that Bismarck's suggestion
will complied with.
Tbe foreign Governments which were re
quested by Great Britain to co-operate in a
movement now being made in that country for the suppression of the Eaut African slave trade have sent replies, expressing their sympathy with the cause, but declining to unite in active measure.'! contemplated by England M. Grevy has been re-elected
Presider t of the French Fational Assembly. Russia is about to complete commercial treaties with tbe three principal States of Central Asia Khakas, Bokhara and Kashgar. Tbe cable sends us a summary of President Thiers' message to the French National Assembly. Tho document begins with thanks to God for the progress of the work of reparation and the general prosperity of the country, refers to the extraordinary success of the loan, and makes a forcible appeal for peace, good order and conservatism. " The republic," says M. Thiers, " must be conservative ; otherwise it cannot exist. The absolute need of France is repose. The masses might livo through, a few days of agitation, but after freghtening others it fears itself, and falls." Hands of Cariists have made their appearauco in the province of Andalusia, Spain, interrupting railway and telegraphic communicc.ticn Cholera is raging to an alarming extent in Southern Austria. If the cable is to be believed, ;i new political combination has been formed in France. It is announced that a', a meeting of tbe Deputies of the Assembly belonging to the Right Wing and Right Center a coalition of the conservative factions was agreed to, and a resolution adopted declaring that while they recagnizo the impossibility of restorat on of the monarchy, they hold that the issue lies between conservatives and radicals. They demakd pledges from the President that he will a-ihere to a stri tly conservative line of policy, and warn him that he cannot longer have their support, should he refuse to give the assurances required .""he Prussian coast has been visited by n severe gale. It was especially destructive at Stralsund, twslve vessels being sunk in the harbor. The town was inundated, and at the height of the storm a fire broke out among the warehouses and spread rapidly. Several lives were lost Prince. Bismarck and King Amadeus are both i'.l The German press intimate that the Emperor will secure majority in the uppt r house of the Diet by appointing a sufficient number of life Peers, if laeeessary, to csrry the Country Reform bill The cablo brings news of another colliery disaster in England. A mine in Stafrorasciic irsrmunualeil while ffle men were at work, and twenly.-.wu of them wore drowned The Common Council of London have voted resolutions of mgret for the conflagration at Boston and sympathy for tbe inhabitants of the city, ard for the whole American people under what can be no lees than a national calamity Tho British coast has been visited bya'terrific storm, involving tbe destruction of many vessels and upward of a hundred lives A horrible story comes from the South Bea Ulands. An English vessel Borne time ago. went thither on a kidnapping expedit ion. The unsuspicious natives were decoyed in their canoes alongside the vessel, and pieces oi iron thrown into them. Struggling ia Itie water, tho unhappy wretches were caught, hauled on board tho brig, and llirmt ioto the hold. The natives began to fight aid set fire to the Bhip. To check this, (ho Captain and his myrmidons commenced en indiscriminate slaughter of the captives, firing promiscuously into the crowd. The morning after, on the hatches being taken off, it was found that seventy were either load or wounded, and both the dead and wounded were at once thrown ovcrboad. The inhuman captain and crew of the venae! are under arrest at Melbourne, Auatralia. Advices from Cuba represent that thore are 18,000 insurgents under ur ns, but there is a scarcity of clothing and medicine The Royal Geographical Society of London has sent a letter of thanks to Ji.mes Gordon Bensett for the part he took in the discovery of Dr. Livingstone, and bus voted to Mr. Stanley the Victoria medal ot 1873 Amadeus is suffering from rheutnalium A dreadful famine is reported among the peoplo of Corea Three hundro 1 thousand dollars of the treasure of the steamer America, sunk in the harbor of Yokohama, has been recovered. Bovonty seven thousand dollars remain The Crown Prince of Germany ib ill The latest advices from Japun are of an interesting character. An important era in tho progress of tho country is marked by the completion of a railroad from Yedd o to Yokohama, which was opened on tho 14th ult. The Department of Religion which, it msy bo parenthetically mentioned, is one of the few possible bureaus in which our Government is wanting, has issued an order grant
ing toleration to all religious sects. On the
other hand, tno commercial privileges foreigners have been curtailed, on account of it..-;.. n I n,.r..l nkn.a Vitiirnnlivv liriftflt.ft h ftVI'
been tent to Europe to acquaint themselves
with tne ditiercnt religions oi tnat uouviueui.
The recent gale in the North of Europe
was more disastrous than the first reports
indicated. Tho destruction ot lile and
ropcrty has bcon immense. Iu tho North . tltn "Knrnrnainn ahin RfSnstriS WR1
wrecked, and 130 souls lost. Upwsr 1 of 50
vessels wcro destroyed on tne uanisn coast, and over 100 on the Prussian coist. Tho
Danish Island of Bostoa was entirely suomereed br the ratine sea, and all its inhab
itants drowned. Throughout Denmark the wind blew a hurricane and the rain fell in torrents, overflowing streams and inundating
vast tracas oi country mo oA-jaiupiu"--p. ...:.. rA a vv Krillisnt fete.
ll.i..ll.iH,t Vmvlan vhih WflH nt.fOTli -
U. liliaciliuio.j rfutniu.., " - ed by many notabie persons Pope Pius .. . i-j u: t... tt.n
declines mo amnesty voieu mm uj
lianau rariiameut.
Political. A Washisgtor tel'gram to a Chicago paper
says direct information has been received there that Hon. E. B. Washburno will be a candidate lor tho U:jited States Sonata from
Illinois, in place of Judge Trumbull Ti c majority for Grant in Connecticut is 5,433. It is said that i '.e Tammany and Apollo Hall organizations, n New York, are about to form a coalition Gen. Meigs is mentioned as the probable successor of Geo. Meade, and Jiideo flettle, ol North Carolina,
as the successor of Justice Nelson, of the
Supreme Court, tbe latter being about to retire on account of old a?e Grant's ma
jority in Wisconsin will be in the neighbor
hood ot 1,U00 ine majority lor iira:ai aud Wilson in California is 11,900 Cbicl
J astice Chase, it ia now announced, is not
going to California for his health or lor any other purpose, anil is not going to resign, lie is said to be in vigorous physical condition The otiicia returns from Pennsvl-
vinia, except the county of McKean, estimated, make Grant's majority 137,537, the ls.reost majority ever given by any State in
the Union for any candidate. Tho vote of
Greeley is about 1 10,000 less than that cast
for Buckalow in uotooor, and uraui svcie fdlls some 8,000 below Hartranft'a The total vote csBt for O'Conor in the United States is between 30,000 and 40,000 The voto in eighty-two out of one hundred and twenty-five Kentucky counties stands: Greeley, 86,684; Grant, 75,S78; O'Conor, 1,907. Tnn official majority for Grant and Wilson in New Jersey is 14..57 Charles R. Buskalew has been bwotq in as a merabor cf the Pennsylvania Constitutional Convention, in session at Harris burg, in place of Mr. Frazer, of Columbia, who resigned for that purpose. Complete returns from ninety-seven louaties in Illinois give totals, compared vith tho vote of the same counties in 1868, as follows: 1,S Seymour. ...M5JK2 (3rant....24.1.0 Haj...si,4l.t 1672 Grctlty.....lii,li, Grant. ...23 ,113 Hai..JH,vT Kosrner lfi7,M2 Oglesby. 231,012 Maj...4.1.1 The! counties of Cass, Crawford, Jasper,
Mason and Mercer, to be heard from, vot,ed in 1S68: Seymour, 7,121; Grant, 8,853. They are now reported to have give Grant 772 majority, which would make his total majority 65,769 A delegation of Penneylvania politicians, beaded by Senator Cameron, called on President Grant lost week, and requested the appointment cf one Ft.irman to the vacant Philadelphia Postmastership, on the principle that he was a good Republican. To this the President replied that he felt himself bound by tbe principles of Civil Service Reform, and would probably promote tho Doputy Postmaster, a faiti tui and efficient official. This little incident has created quite a sensation among certain politician", but the course of the President is highly commended on all sides, outside the clique immediately interested. Tbe official majority for Grant in Delaware is 908 Greeley's majority in Tennesss is 8, 213, with ten counties to hear from officially. Grant's oflicial majority in Virginia is 1,H75. Secretary Fish positively declares so says a Washington correspondent that he would not accept the English mission if tendered him, but that he intend! to retire to private life after the4th of March Itis now estimated that Secretary Boulwell does not aspire to Senator Wilson's seat, but will remain in the Cabinet another four years. General. The Goneral Missionary Committee of the Methodist Church reports the receipts for the
past year, $661,056; disbursements, $;90,647; increase of collections over 1871 aiout $50,000. The pecuniary basis far missionary work fir 1873 wss made at $800,000, and $136,000 was voted for foreign missions, and $70,000 for domestic Col. McDaniel, the owner of Harry Bassett and other well-known flyers, offers to match his stablo for three races against any horse or horses in the world, to name at post, two, three and four mile heats, for $10,000 or $2 1,000 each race, races t) be run over the Saratoga course, New York, any time between the last of July and the first ol September, 1873 Congratulatory messages were exchanged, tho other tlay, between tbe Mayers of Adeluido, Australia, and New York, upon the opening of telegraphic communication Tho Swiss residents throughout the country are making great preparations to celebrate tho 565tl. anniversary of Bwiss independence The Bignal officers at Washington claim to have traced, during the rast few days, tbe progress of an serial wave from its starting point in Oregon or British Columbia eastward ove r the Rocky mountains and southward to the Gulf. It is thought to bo kindred in its character to an annual atmospheric phenomenon in Euglaad that hss f r a long time been difficult problem for scientists. The practical value of the discovery is believed to be considerable, in that it will make it possible to predict with considerable accuracy th coming of winter weather. Sparks from Boston. It is now pretty well settled that the Boston insurance companies are, as a general thing, rendered'well-nigh insolvent, and to settle their affairs it will benececjary to have receivers appointed for them by tbe courts. The insurance losses in tbe various Staves by tho disaster are laid to be as follows :
Scientific and Practical. Zint, in a Btfito of vapor, gives a beautiful light. Nr.xr to the diamond, the ruby ia the hardest materia!. AiroHDixc. to Ilnlle.r, women bear hunger longer than men. A bar of ice, supported at the enrln and wtigho 1 at the center, slowlj bends. The telescope of Lord Rosse revealn 700,(100,000 worlds only 3,000 of these are visible to the naked eye. There are s vpnteen pneumatic tube linos in operation in the city of London, varying in length from 980 yard to 2U yards. Ax astronomer, who writes ia the Scientific Amcricin, proposes to mnko ; telescope that will minify eight hundred raillion times; that is, to inflate one man to the size of all the inhabitants of tho earth. Di rinci the siece of Paris, the French
surecons, in treat ins the woundd, din-
carded amputation and all other use cf
the knife so far as possible, and accord
ini to the Practitioner, these efforts in
the direction of conservative surgery were undeniably successful.
(treat wars are generally succeeded
by a numerous increase of cases of heart disease and suicide. America.
afford" a notable illustration of this law regarding heart disease since the lo.le wur; and the suicides in France for the
past year are unprecedented.
Dr. Grant, of tho American Mission
at Cairo, aas found Hebrew manuscripts
of portions of the Bible in a synagogue reported to have been built forty-five
years before the second temple wa? de
stroyed. It was carefully deposited in
a niche in th. wall, ten feet above the
ground, and could be secured only by
means of a ladder.
New York $MO0,KK Hitasachudetla ....WJW.iXit Conitecticnt 2,952,Si California ... 7.te Illinois 35,'JIHl Muiue. 40u,mi Missouri 2&,00t) JHianujotu &u,v(xj
New Jersey 6l7,fK Ohio ztivoo Pennsylvania 2.776..VW Rhode Island. AftOfm Wiscoutfin SliOO Foreign ., 4,'j1u,(Knj
Total frtsi72J00
The amount of money realized on insurance will be from thirty-five to forty millions, and it is believed that tho direct and indirect losses will not exceed $10,000,000 after the insurance is liquidated Public sentiment in Boston is averse to accepting offers of money from other cities. The Globe, in an elaborate leader, comes out flat-lbotod upon the men who, it says, would make Boston a beggar from tho whole Union, and publishes several letters from citizens in itujrpoTt or iiB'cumineuiay "Boston sviiriii tlay, says the Globe, is, notwithstanding the fire, receiving an income ol ovor $700,000,0000, and to say that a community thus circumstanced cannot succor its own pool and needy, without receiving charity from abroad, is absolutely absurd Harvard College Buffered by the fire to tbe extent of $562,000, including the value of the land, and it will cost $5uf),000 to rebuild. Toward this it has $r6u,000 good insurance, out of $216,000, for which it was insured. The permanent loss is thus reduced to $200,000. " This," says President Eliot, " wo must beg." The most exact statement cf the quantity of wool destroyed, just mado, givts a total of 10,225,000 lbs. It is roughlj estimated that 3,000,000 hides, upper and rough leather acd calf skins, were destroyed. Already prices in upper leather have advanced from ten to twelve per cent., and it is quite likely that a corner will bo made in this staple. There was quite a large destruction of carpets, some setting it as high as 200,000 rolls. In speaking of treatment of the horse disease, Mr. Choate, of Boston, who has a large number of horses, gays that in his opinion carbolic acid and chlor: de of lime have had most beneficial results in preventing the spread of the distemper, antl that if the former was thoroughly used before any symptoms of the malady appeared in stabler, none of it would be seen. The prescription which he values most highly, because of results noticed, is the following : Sulphur, 4 oz. ; potaseie nitrate, i oz. ; pulverized ginger, 3 oz. ; pulverized dignitatis, 1 oz. The dose, a tablespoonful, may be given with the food when the horse will eat, with water, or laid upon the tongue when nourishment and food are refused. The above given internally, with an external application of Ferguson's wonderful oil to the throat and glands, give almost immediate relief. The cough subsides, the catarrh il indications grow less, the fever ceases antl appetite is resumed.
A scientific journal says : Tho mi
croscope reveals to us the fact that (he
surface of our bodies ia covered whh
scales like a fish : a single grain of sand
would cover 150 of these 6cales, and yet. a scale covers 500 pores, Throu i;h
these narrow openings the sweat forces
itself, like water through a sieve.
Hydraulic power on a great scple (10,000 horse power) is to be established
at ISellegarde, on the Khone, by draw
ing ofF one-third of the water of the
river through a tunnel 550 yards lone
The heightof tho fall will be fifty feet, and it is hoped to inducj the Alsatian manufacturers to settle there and estab
lish a second Lowell.
Prof. Daxa, the Yale geologist, has
been viewing the Lee, Mass., oil spring,
and expresses the opinion that tho oil
must come from some comparatively
recent deposits of vegetable or animal substances, for the rocks of Berks!) ire
are of much newer tor nation than those
of the oil regions of the earth. For the same geological reason he does not be
lieve that any coal will ever bo tound in
the South Berkshire mountains.
i'Ror. Tvmdai.i. has perfected a new
respirator for firemen, in which the solidest particles of the densest smoke are arrested by film? of cotton wool saturated with glycerine, and the most pungent gas by layers of charcoal. By this simple means, fireman can rem tin within burning buildings for upwards of an hour with safety and comfort, so far as respiration is concerned. Bupf-M.o, Cleveland, Toledo, and the lower lake cities generally, will not, be charmed at the discovery of the scientists that " Lake Erie, now the pathway of a mighty commerce, will in time dry .up and become the home of new towns and cities." Careful surveys hftve shown, these authorities assure us, that while Lake Michigan has an average
dept h of 1,801 feet, Lake Superior of
000 feet, and Lake Ontario of 500 wet, Lake Erie has an average depth of only 120 feet, which is constantly decreasing, owing to the sediment carried down by tributary streams and the constant abrasion of the limestone shores. Another danger, too, suggested several years nince is the wearing away at Niagani. Year by yer, it is stated that the height to the falls decreases, lowering by degrees the level of the river and the lake. The work is not rapid, of course, but the scientists say it is ai certain as fate.
Criminal Secrecy. The martinets of
the medical profession insist that it is beneath the dignity of a regular physician to advertise. If a member of the faculty nhould discover an absolute remedy for any disease it would fce a breach of professional decorum to offer the specific for sale through the journals of the day. Scorning such prujedices one of our leading practitioners is now making known to the public through the columns of over three thousand newspapers, one of the most comprehensive remedies for disease that has ever assauged the sufferings of humanity. Dr. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters, although comparatively a new medicine, has already attracted tho attention of millions in both hemispheres. It has been advertised through all the channels accessible to advertising enterprise, and the result has been the preservation of thousands of lives, and the prevention of an un told amount of physical torture. Dr. Walker thinks that the " greatest good of the greatest number" is the true object of medical science, and hence he l:eps boldly out of the contracted circle of professional exclusiveness, and places his Great Restorative within the reach of all. Its beneficial effect in cases of chronic dyspepsia, biliousness, kitlney disease, gout, diseases of throat and lungs, rheumatism, nervous complaints, and all disorders of the secretive and excretive organs, is beyond ad estimate.
A new house gas has been tested in
London, and the experiment is said to have been successful. It is generated
from 0-nnoi'nn. n linuid procured irom
ditillation from mineral oils and mixed
with a portion of dissolved rosin, gum, or othtT hydrocarbons. It has been calculated that a gallon, which will be sufficient to manufacture more than
1 nnn fnt. of rns. mav bo bought tor 'J-t.,
and this quan tity of pas will, it is utated,
burn as long as 2,UUU leci oi ordinary coal gas. The cost, therefore, would be
very small, antl trie apparavus ubhii; verv ei:mtle, consumers may, if they
please, make their own gas.
A Favoradle Notoriety. The good
reputation of " Broum't Bronchial 'Irocnen for the relief of Coughs, Colds, and Throat Diseases, has givojLy'"1 fav.-i?- notorioty
BtiTTUR and cheese are almost indis
pensable articles of food. Properly need, they
aro nutri tious ami uuumiy ; um .i.......-.w
nso of cither causes lmligostion ana uyspopsm.
Parsons Purgative J'M, jnnictotimv untt, will removo both of Uieee troubles. Com.
Gov. Geary, of Pennsylvania, says
Shalienl-erger'a Tills are not only a prompt and powerful cure for Ague ; but singularly
pleasant in tiimrjjouentj. uut ivyuu,.
If you want a good collar wear tlie
Elmwood. Tho only one witn otlgos toiueu ail around.- Com.
CnAiPED Hands, face, rough c-kin, n.mnles. rine-worm, salt-rhoum, and other
cutaneous affections, curod, and the skin
made soft and smooth, uy using tne johipbb Tab So.t.p, made by Caswell, IlA.ARn k Co., New Ycrk. It is more convenient and easi ly applied thtn other remedies, avoiding the trouble of tho greasy compounds now in use. Com. The annual valuation of real estate for taxation, in Philadelphia, is just an
nounced to bo S618.234.508. For 1872
it was 1511,024,682; for 1871, $500,436, XS2: for 1870. $170,770,643. The in
crease in four years bas been $38,457,925. The real estate exempt from taxation ia
valued at $54,489,32'J
Have vou ague in tho face 1 nnd is it badlv r.vollen ? Havo yon severe pain in the
cheat, back, or side? Hive .you cramps or pains in the stomach or bowels 1 Have you
bilious cone or severe griping pains .- u ou,
use Jot, nson's Anodyne Liniment. Com.
Elegant, sweet, light and wholesome
''reiH. Holls. Biscuits. Corn Bread, Muffins,
Buckwheat and other Griddle Cakes,and Tastry and Caiea, with Dooley's Yeast Powder. Sold
by grocerB. lom.
To remove the pain of mosquito bites,
mako tut a single application of ' The Queen's
Toilet,'' for the Complexion. Com,
Tbe Ccltttre of thb Hair. Just as surely u a sci inf. tl w.th Caiiailinu tlii-itlca can be nmile to prml ice fine crops of goltleo Brain. Ihe scalp now mrsrlr currel with liarsh, dry. nmuus.eable uair I.fl n.n.ti. tirnhfl .f illli'll lrt-Mf4. All ttlltt 1ft
neieary to pflcci the chan! in citlier ciiHc js the
.-..Li 1..., f .r.'..r I.i.nvinir lilt, fttrricultttral
r.UuuiiHT!! to rieti-rtuine liow the t-nrrea liinrt fhall bo
e..,ilUx vrA n.iaitivMlv 04lt.rt tllftt LvOtl'S Klttll'
nlro.. ill uiiBit'mled i ntilhtr ami btantijitr of the Lair. I.'wetity-nve ye ara ol success is the liae s ol this
nnquullned statement, unring un;
mirlv millions Ot LOttl 8CX-S. atltt U1C UTbl 1R
Btanco in which It lmi foiled ti fulfill tho p. ctalions of a rational purchaser has fet to bo liscovereJ. It will not cause Imlr to grow on a varnished gourd ; but
wliereter th roow oi lue mrsuio ncera remaiu uu-
dwttlrted it will rause mem to pir. mrui uf. and In ill cases where the uair has become thin it will
increase its volnmi . I Com.
CninrADoiio's ExcELSion IIaib Dye is the
most sure and complete prearsliou of Unkind in the
wurld : its fttects are magical, lis cnaracirr nariiuooB,
iu tints natural. In qualities :ndariag. i.i.oni.
Like Liohtkiso aro the miraculous curee
AtV....iiul trith Kino!' Tn4 nnr Relii I. Ai'hes. rains,
Spraim. Buwel Complaints, etc.. cvtsOT r.nsi If lino great rardicine is used. Relief warranted, or money
ret urn Jtl. Coin.
Switzerland has 208 head of cattle to
every 1,000 acreB. lie on the Safe Mile
Wo lio.ld health and life by a frail tenure, and not to prolect them to the best of our ability would teem
to argue a deficiency of common stnse. The search-
inewiods and cold rains of spring, the tropic heat of
umm?r. the malarious vapots of autumn, and tho paralyzing tomperature of winter, aro all inimical
to thote finely adjusted and sensitive pieces of mecu anlsm wo call our todies. Each season has its peculiar perils, and tbe fall is perhaps as proline of dan-
eeronn disorders as any of them; for at this season
ftrers and bowel ci mplaints are very apt to take an epidenie form. As a preventive of Una class of dt-
eases. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters cannot be too warmly recommended. In it are combined five sieutial medical properties. It is a tonic, at once
powerful and wholesome a stimulant, puro ami un defiled an aperient, mild and paiulesa an antt-
bilious apant of marvelous efficacy, and a goneral regtllntinE? meili, Ino without an equal In the phnr niacope ia. These fivo distinct' properties, operating together in perfect harmony, produce a condition ot the a -slem somewhat analaaon-i to that brought
about br a course of pugilistic training. In other
words, as judicious physical training hardens the flesh and reuders it comparatively fist-proof, so docs
this marvelous Invigorant Increase the capability of
tbe oreans of the tody to resist the more Indirect and
iiisi iiotis assaults of disease. It imparts new elas
ticity and strength to tho vital machinery, and thoso who nso it as a preventive of intermittent forer,
dysentery. d!arrha, dyspepsia, rheumatism, an.
other ailments etnimon at this season, nay walk
fearless through au atmosphere impregnated with tho
morbid eliments which Rive ri'o to those maladies.
Heron. Wistev, Changeable Wbatiieb pro
(In i:ntnrrht. tlnucn?. Lun 1ISOmerg. ,xc
which Dr. Jnyne's Expectorant as promptly cures
when taitntully auministerea,
Vkgetink, instead of beitiR a puffed-up medi
cine, has worked its way up to its present astonishing succe.s by actual merit in curing- all diseases of the blood, of whatever nature TO CONSriMlTIVKS. The advertiser, harine been permanently cured ol thatdreaddiseaseOonsnniption, by a simple remedy. Is anxionsta make known to his fellow-sufferera tbe mean of core. To oil who desire It, ho will send a copy o! tl?e prescription used (freo of.chari?e), with tho directions lor preparing and nsine the same,
which they will find a suhe (Jcar. roa Consumption.
Asthm. rolties.
Best Holiday Gift!
TUT THE BEST. io,ono Word ami M waning t not in olhvr Dictionarita.
II.OOll KtiravloM. l,N IO Pae Quarto.
fin. Nitt.min! Stfin-lun). Tho anthoritv In the
Gov rnuiiMit Printing Orm at Washington
Motiev. fivo, p. Mnrch, Halleeic. WbllMer. Willis
SuxElihu Burritt. Dantot Webster. Uului Choitte, nnt the Wat America!) ami Fiiroreun snho'art).
uhIlrfh.MiL- (1. A !. UKRAIAMtIpriHKfltfM,flMM. 8oil by nil BookiieUerf.
A CHALLENGE IS extended to the tecM to place before the pnblic a better rough or lung remedy than ALLEN'S u rn; BALSAM. Vfb'LY it Hath No Eqi. ku consumptives, rea.ii WonM you cure that litre.-siiijj eonfrh, and brine hwte hrt t honlthy vigor till hm-ly planted in jour clioek? .If ywii wi.nM.ilo Lot d-.ilay i lor.fcr'e y a a are
l n 111
arTure, It
I be too latp.
ALLEN'S Lf'Nti BALSAM
I, ymir liopo. It ban been tried 1 y tlmtisantls anth a, v.. i ;. who li-iVf been cured ; m:iny,lu ihs-ir i ra!:iuide biive lent their i.ainen to un. that sntTerinii immunity ctvii ieaJ tlieir !Tidf-ti' and be'tve. Don't ex periine.nt with n.wantl untried inixturfB jou innot aflWd it but try at mice this invalu.tb!e article It is warranted to brt-ak up the mart trtmbit-aontt cuuk in a tew hour, if not of loo lonj? ntitiidinj It is warranted to givt; entite u tin fact ion iu ail cues of hm? and throat dilncul'.ies. UNSOLICITED EVIDENCK OF ITS MKl:lTf. rb At) tub rou.owtso: WHAT WELL-KNOWN DBUOiJISTS SAY ABOUT ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM. . Srnisf-riELn. T.-no., Sept. 11, Cknt!.i;mkn: Fliip im ix do'n Afh'n'ri Lunif liViIftam at once. Wr have tmt a huttfe lift in out iitore It ba-i more reputation than any cotirh nmlii,to Wti hav "v r Hold, and we have ben In tin; drns busines t twenty k vch years; we mcau just what we say alio it the BalaamVery truly your. UUKT TANN2B. AfiUW BEAT) THE KVI PENCE Irom a IhtitaM wtu wait cured by ue of the Balsam. ;iml now ;k ja (t largely : I. Uottu'll. Itrur-Ulat Marine Hly, Michigan writes, Sept. l- 1T:: ' 1 am out of Allen's Liiiia Bainam ; nend mr. half a jron a g noon eu y n can ; I v. ould rather hi- out of any other medicine ti my slor The Lit Uaixum rever tails to do good for those a If, U: tod with a cough." It is h ti inl.-xH to the moat delicate child. It toi'tainr! no opium in any form. It la sold by Medkino dealers gentrilly, CAUTION. Be not d( reived. Call for ALLEN'S LUNG BALSA M, and tit lie no other. :!- U-i'tvtionn accompany e.vdt bo t tin. J. N. IIAUHIH A CO., Cincinnati, 0 PitoeaiKTonf!. JO- is M I y all Mcdtcine-Dcalors.
ANY European Restate hiwing Ugal existecce aud Itgai claimant can promptly collected by
J. b . FKUFAUFF, Attorney at Law, Co? ami la, Laticeaater Co.. Pa.
who want a full weekly report Sol the news from nil parts of their cat ve State should sub-
ncribp lor the WVodutock Pott. Price, Sl..w per yrarSpecimen eonipd free on application by Utter. Addrtsw" I'O'it, Woodatock. Vt
Offer Extraordinary.
To ativ person scii'tlntj tnff lire sddross of ten or nitre men who vant to luiikn from ?:' IS'tl to &.( per year snro (fiirnteiV names preferred), I will ranA Censtin
licuK ol i.s.o tnt un i;nitriLVlng entltjea xue uiu nud Now" (lOiH'i incliPK). Address J. t:. TILTON, Piltskiirftli, P.
0 -T to SI DO nee Wrrli mad. cut l,T any
)tl Udv. llt.th 0 sold ia six montha. The most
wonderfully rapid stUiug article ever Invented for
inarrieq ur single mattes le'e. Aaaress Dims niie
laA-ii. 112 f uiton at , n. 1. i it. uox
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL WOKKKR
(ttli year), a :!2 pace monthly, has lessons for every Hnldtath. with exeoMitnrv notes for teachers: Lesson
piipert for holnrs. Specimen copy with particulars
tree. j. w . oioiNTitiE, t nm isiivr, 9. b. aud 'xueoiogi' cal Bookseller. St. Loillx, M .
rrr ACRES OHOItiK ;KA,ING and t GRAIN l? A It MINT. LAND for sale, entire
or in tracts of UN) to tw acres, sitnated in tho heart ot
the titr-ramed bine grass rejriou of Ucntrai unto, near three Independent trunk r.iilroads. and hat six miles
uy rooa free itirnptKe irom nonnsning county town holding established monthly rattle sales; two miles from villas: nnstoffke. churches, shoos, etc. farm
has on it adequate wood ami water dwefliu?, barns, tenant honees; hli?h and hfalit-y. Eighty percent. of purchase money can be distributed over a term of yearn. Kor particulars, address WASH'N WITHBOW. London. Madison Co.. Ohio, or STOCK FARM,
llnx i:h KlUaoeth, M. J. ;
Asthma. IiaoNCntTis. and all Throat or Lung diffl.
olttes. Parties wishing the prescription will pteass aa4reas Bov. KPWABt) A WILSON. I'M P,-nn street, WilltarMsbnrgli N, X
The Markets. NEW YORK. Beeves- Prime 12 13 Common 10 6? 11 Hoos Dreanccl 600 (K700 Corros Middling Upland. . . . 19 . Floch Supeiliuo Western... S 75 a 6 20 Wheat No. 2 Spring 1 io,W(S 1 '17 Cokn Mixed Western OS.'p.) 64 Oats Western 47 to) 00 Hve Western Uahlky Slate 6' PoKK-Mess 13 " (15 0;i Laiuj ly iK CHICAGO. Beeves Olioico.. 5 75 fa) 6 50 Ooq.1 5 25 5 To Medium Grades t 25 ti) 5 0 Sto5 tlATTLK Common 3 00 S I 25 Inferior .... 1 75 6 2 60 Moos Live 4 0 a 1 25 Bi'TTEii Clioieo V.0 (S) 25 Koob- Fresh 21 25 l''r.oun White Winter Extra . 5 50 (m 7 50 Spring Extra 5 00 a 6 25 Wheat No. 1 Spriuq 1 V2iS 1 18 No. 2 Spring 1 01 (5) 1 01 Conv No. 2 31 C 31 Oats -No. 2 21 (n 21 liYiv No. i f2 & 58 Sam.ky No. 3 (14 S C5 I'oiik Mews 15 00 S) Laud 1K9f ST. LOUIS. Floub XX & Wiikat No. 2 Soring 1 10 (5) . . f.'onx No. a Mixod 154 S 35 Oats 2S) llYK 54 fa) .. Baulky 68 (o) 1'onit Menu 15 75 (5 Lard 1S Catti.k. a 00 foi 0 00 Hoos i 00 & i. 30 CINCINNATI. Fi-ottn ' Wbkat- Hod 1 48 i 1 55 Cons 37 fat 43 Oatb 27 g S3 Kyk 08 fj 70 Babi.ky . . Fonx Meat 14 00 Cdi Laud 75ifn 1 Hoou 4 25 i 40 MILWAUKEE Fi.or -Spiing Extra s) Wueat-No 1 1 18'.f(H No. 2 1 04).i' .. Corn No. 2 82 . Oats No. 2 23 '' Bye No. 1 6 Baulky No. 2 08 s CLEVELAND. Wueat No. 1 Bed 1 Kl C No. 2 Bed 1 42 G .. Cobitt 9 Oats 82 & 34 TOLEDO. Wheat No. 1 Wliito Michigan 1 58 (a) Aml)Cr Michigan... 1 42H(i' CottN High Mixeil iVi& 42 IiOv do 41 fit' 41,V Oats 28 fti 20 JATANUSH I'Al'KIl WAUK, a great soccess. I'rtils llatns. Spittoons. T:ay. etc.. etc. Trade supplied lv .iKNMxis It noTii bbj. Manufacturers, 302 I'earl street, New York,
dtl) ffl 1k9( per day 1 Agents wanted I All classes of V fuv workitw pecple.of ellhersei. young or
old, mnlce more money at wora lor ua in inetr spare
moments or all the time tua" at snytolng eise, carttculursfreo. AddtepsO Ktineon A ' 'o. . Portland. Maine.
: A HOOK fall of FI N lied Comic Pictures sent f'r
i stamp. Adores lLKSlM t TO., Newtonville,
"ermont Co.. Ohio.
A SECRET PISC'Ui EIleD! No Uumbu-M
Hv .(.ndlnzSl to J. H. TIIOMISON. Lvuchburg.
Tenn.. full instructions will bo sent how to success-
fully entire and capture miuks, weasels, rats. etc. ;
lomeming no rmcr tr 'i raeper so nm oo wttnonr
TV,
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w-. - - .
; young people;
an a THE
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rpHE COMPANION aims to be a lavorlte to everf 1 family-looked lot eagerly by the young folks,
and read with Interest by the older. Iu purpose Is to interest while it amuses : to beiuflcious. practical.
sensib'o; and to have really permanent worth, while
it attracts for an hour.
It is handsomely illustrated, and has for contribu
tors some of tbe moat httractive writers ia Out coun
try. Among these are :
Prof. Joists Dc Mllle, l.onle 'C, .Monltsm, I.ouleu M. Alcott, '-Sephle May," lirsce (jresswessi !. A. tJtiibeD, Krbeeea II. Itavia. K nth Cheeter field,
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Its reading is adapted to the old and yonsg, is very
varied in ill character, sprightly and entertaining.
It gives
Btorl-a of Adventure, Storlca of Home suasl
LetierMOi 'rravci. eoswi aisrj
rent Toplra. Helectlona for Deelav-
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, Fstets) ami Incidents.
RelltTloM Article,
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J. WtlllTII. !l. Louis. Mo. Box 241.
R in t9fl per day ! Amenta wanted! All cla'ses of p av wotklngpenpla. ortilh rsex.youngor old, make more money at work for us in their spare moments or al I the time than tt anything else. Partic-' nlarsfree. Address U.fitinson&Oo.. Portland, Maine.
J-y , Chnneii for Aa-enta. Agents, wo X rV-l X.Fj will p.-iy you t4i per week, in cash.
expenseM paid.
to eneace with us atonic. Every thine furnished, and
A. ixit L 'l s.il it i;ti.. uuariotte. nicti.
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Write for Large Illnitratcd Descriptive Price List to
GROT WESTERN
Ponb'e, SlnsTe, Hnzxta nnd Dreecli-Loadine Bines, Shot Ouus. Uevolvcrs, rintols. 4c , of every kind, for men or hoys, at very low prices. Guns, S3 to S3UO; Pistol, tl to $25
CjHKEI'
WKRR KtllTTIinnWNS FOR SALE
Gl!0 U. PROWK. Mlllhr. ok. Pnlcheas Co- N.Y.
OMAHA LOTTERY A NOBLE CHARITY. To erect the Nebraska State Orphan Asylum, To bo drawn In Public, December 30, 1872. $23005,00,
Tickets $1 each, or afx tor 5. Ttcketf sect by ExprtMg C. O. B , if dtnired. 1 Pa h Prlz 75,0)0 1 Giuli Prize $5,oro 1 Cash Prize 25W I 2 Cash Prices...,. 6,000 1 Caah Prim' 1W0 4 Cub Print 8,(KM I 0sh Priz ... 10,030 I Ca.h Prize 4,000 For balance of Prize -iid for circular. This TiOifaJ Eaterpriee is indorsed by tbe highest authority of the State, nd best tmsinesi men.! The limitetl number of ticket on hand will be furnishfd thoan who apply first.
ah rrizea win ue paia in run. flgenw wauwu.
ttlr&s -1. M PATTKK.
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For full particlara addr&s
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I1TERPRI3E
The Only Ilcllable Gift Distribution ia tke countryi $60,000.00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS ! TO BE DL5TBIBUTKD IN 21.. 33. &XNTr& 158th Regular Monthly GIFT ENTERPRISE, To be Drawn Mondnj-i Mot. 'i9th 1SJ. TWO OB AND CAPITALS OF $5,000 eacliin Greenbacks
Two Prizes $1,00OS Five Prizes 50 0 2 Ten Prizes 100 3
Ono Horse and fiuggy, with rlllTer-mountotl Harness, worth 96ttt out) nuo.toneil ltoewoo,f Flano. wor h f'mi Ion Fatnil:' Sowitia Machines, worth lino eaenf Five Gold Watche and Chains, worth ayw each! Five GoM American Ilnntioit Watches, worth S121 earhl Ten Ladles' 'Sola Hunting Watches, worth 17; eacli I Stw Gold iud Htlvtr IieTr Huutine Watches (In all) worth from 20 to 300 each 1 Qol Chaius, Silverware, Jewolry, Ac.,&c Wholeuutnlier Gifts. e,50u. Tickets limited to C0.OH). Agents Wanted to Soli Tickets, to whom Liberal Premiums will be paid. Single Tickcm.Sl 5 E-U Tickets, 93; Twelre Tit.
eis. sjiut Lwonty.nTc i icaius, tjsrv.
.itui
(MrculRrs containing a full list of orizes. a descrlD-
tion of the manner ol drawing.and othor Information in reference to the distribution, will be sent tuauyoue ordering tbem. All let tera must he addressed to
D. SINF, Box 86, CIMINNATl.O.
llalK OF PICS, Xj 101 W. FIFTH ST.
Bw 1st !EL
RADVVAY'S READY
REI.IE7 Cures the Worst Pains IK rmox
ONE TO TWENTY BIINUTES.
MOT OHX norjB. Arm uuiiim this ASTiwnxiun, SsTeed any one Suffer wit Vain.
Rsdway'si Ready Relief ia a Care few every
Pain. vis tbi ram ass n THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that instantly stops tbe most excruciating palm, al
lays Inflammations, and cures Congestions, whether of the Longs, Stoiaach, Boels, or ether glaadaor
organs, by one application, IN J-BOM ONI TO TWENTY HINUTK8,
no matter bow riolent or exeradatlng the pain the
BHEUMATIC, Bed-ridden. Infirm, Crippled, Xerr-
ons. Menralgic, or prostrated with disease nay
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFOBD INSTANT KASK. InflannaslloB of the Kidncnra,
Inflammation of too BasslsuBr.
InaantBsUin af tke Bowels, Cangpatlon of tke Iistntra, Sore Threat, Diflealt Breatblnar, Pnlpltatloo of the) Hemrt,
Csustrrht Isausuga,
neaoacaei is. NeurauslB! Kbei
ivoia ivBsija, jtsae twiiia.
Tho application or tbe BEADT BEITAT to tne part or parts where the pain or dimcaUy oxlau will
anora ease ana connort. ' Twontr drnMi in half a tnmbler of water will 'in a
few moments cur.- Cramps, Spasos, Boar Stomach, Heartburn, Sick H adachc. Diarrhea, Oyaeatery, Colic. Wind In the Bowels, and all Internal Pains.
Trarelera should always carry a bottle of BAS-
WAI'S kea.ui iiKiir.F witn mem.
In water will prevent sickness or pains from change
or water, it la as a stimulant.
A few drops from change
better than French Brandy or Hitters
FEVER AND AGUE.
TEVER AND AOCE cured for fifty cent. There la not a remedial agent in this world thatwl'l core VeTer and Ague, and all other Malarious. Bilious,
Bcariei, Trpnota. xeitow, ana otner jrevers taitea n;
my a x s PILLS) so atucK as jialiwail': BEADY B.GOEF.
Fifty Cento per Bottle.
ni'.-ki i m ill m m r
nr. o take tiiHe Bitter .v":
nw to directions, and remain long vawfH, V. their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or eU" means, and the vital organs wasted b yond the peso ofJ?Iuir- . J, . H.W1 Pal.
,Z oSders. Conshs, TiRhtness of the Chest JD4s-
imess. Sour Erncutions of tlie St"J. '
in the Mouth, tsuious tiua, ' :ir JZi'ZZ Heart, InfUmmatioa of the Lute P? fn,2S2!
of the KJdneys, arw n niranreo vr" Ii,',:;,i are the offsprings of Vrfl?-.!n thtf,pl!?" it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a Letter anaf antee of its merits tlian a lenfithy adi-erusenieat.
For Feaiaie sjomjuiaita", J--' " -V" married or single, at the dawn of oro"'b2?J, " mm of life, these Tonic Bitters display, so ieadedaa
mfloence that a manccxt unproTOncm " rr "l. YnOamraatorw and CUrottle Khesf aaatiasn and Goat, Biliom, Remittent arrf InterIS iteii Fever, Dia of the Blood, t?3'
and Bladde,'. these Hitters nave no erai. . is arched by Viti ttcd IHood. --ch aU produced by derancement of the D,Sf2'" ?5'i They tire n Oeaatie PatrsratlTe a' '"'" " To-5c. possessing inlaa?
ione rvI10randJn K0o
VaTsUin JMaeres, Ervptkms, Tetter. Satt
ipelas. Itch, Scarfs, rfccoloratl."; xJl?5L da Sseat of tbe Skin, of rhl''"f .Sen, Ta ar literally dog op and rriorlom ot tbe arstem m a short lime by the n;e of the ISHta.- Vmt.An p.x.
thus the most wonderfU Invigoraot thV eveI '
HEALTH. BEAUTY
STRONG AND PURB RICH BLOOD-IN
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFTJL
COMPLEXION SECURED TO ALL. DR. RADWAY'S lmiiim mim Has made the moat antenUbisut Caree ( ae quick, ao rapid are the ehaaces the Body aaderaeea, under the influence of t hia truly Wonderfnl JHedletae, that ETery Dajr aa Increase in Flesh and Weight is Seen and Felt. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. Every drop of the 8 A RSAP ARILLUN EESOLVENT commuaicatot through the blood. Sweat. Urine, and other fluids and juices of tbe ystem tho vigor ot life, for It repairs the wastes of the body with new and sound material. Scrofula, Srpbllia, Ooaaniaption. Glandular disease. Ulcers In the throat. Mouth, Tumors, Nodes 1 n tbe Glands and other parte of the system. Bole Eye, Stromoroua discharges from the hars, and the worst forma of Skin diseases. Kurptions, Fever Sores, Sea d Bead, Sing Worm, Sal t Kheum, Erysipelas, Acne, Illack Spots. Worms la tho Flesh, Tumors. Cancers in tbe Womb, and all weaken ing and painful fliaobareea. Might Sweats. Loss ofSperm and all wastes of the life priucire, are within tbe curative range of this wonder of Modern Chemistry, and a few days' nse will prove to auy peron using it for either o( these form of diatswe its potent power to cure tbem. if Ibe patient, daily becoming reduced by the wastes and decompositioi ; that is continually progressing, succeeds In arresting these wastes, and repairs tbe same with new material made from healthy blood aud this tbeSABSAPARILLIANwllI and does seenre a cure is certain; for when once this remauy commences iu work of purification, and snccted. In diminishing the loss of wastes, it repairs will be rapid, and every day the patient will feel himself
growing oecter ann stronger, tne rooa dlgestlue better, appetite improving, and flash and' weight ' creasing. Not only does the SaUAraBiuuii BjptfT It known remedial agents in tlie-"90" ironlc. Scrofulous, Constitutional, and uOM0i "w is the only positive cm fo Kidney ajifi ASladder Comylatnta, Drinary an1 womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes, Uropsy sppage of Water. Incontinence of Urine, Brigb1 disease, Albuminuria, and la all cases where thee are brick-dtist deposits, or the water ia thick, woudy, mixed with substances like tbewhlteofan site, or threads like whilesilk. or then ia a morbid.
dark, bllioae appearance, and white bone-dnst de-
besits. and when there is a Brlcklnc. burnlni:
tlon when passing water, and pain iu the entail of the Back and along the Lotus. Tumor of 13 Tears' Growth Cared by KADWAPg RESOLVENT. PRICE $1.00 PEA BOTTLE.
DR. RADWAY'S
Perfect Pnnatiye and ButnMiii Pills
core of altdUoniers of
la
hwftotlT taateleai. enUr eoaUd withaweetguoi, feVfSl, Ifa ,LulTlf'-. cleaiae and. strrugthen.
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i no Diomacn, u Mervous Diaeasee,
Stomach. Idver. Bowels. Kldners. Bladder.
i. Beadache, OoBetipaUoo, Oostive-
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Typhue and Typhoid f.vers, Irinamnutioa or thi Dowels. Piles, and all Derangements of the Internal Viscera, Warran led to effect a positive cure, purely Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals, or de eterlous drngs. . .oufrTe lh f,,lowin TPtoina ratttltJug from disorders of toe Cisreetlve Orgaas , Coutipation, In ward Plies, Fullness" of tbe Blood In tbe Read. Acidity ofthe (stomach. Nauisea, Heir?
wuiu. wmw oi iuwi, auiiuea. or Want ia the
$3OO,000. MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY ! Legalized by State Authority, and Drawn in Public in St. Louis.
8tomach, Sour Eructation, Sinking or Fluttari-w at the Pit of the Stomach. Swimming of th. Bead Harried and Difilcult Breathing. Flattering at the
nean, uaoaing or aonocatlng Sensatiooe woes ia a Irtng Posture, Dlmnaes of Vision. Dsn or Webs before tlie Sight, Fevor and iull Pain in the fiead De flciency of Perspiration, Yellowness of tbe Skin and Sp.. P. In In the Side, Obrst. Limbs, aDeTauddei
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Grand Single Zfnmber Scheme. 50,000 NUMBERS, Class L, to be Drawn Nov. 30th, 1872. 3.SSO Prizes onaoantlac to 9300,000. 1 prhse of. tMl nsI M0 prizes ol. lion I prir.o of. 1.1 (' ! priios of, loot) 1 priste uf. ltl iHttl tl prizes of.... IKHI 1 prlxo or 7 Mi (I prises of. Duo -1 prisma of. 5.is O V prizes of 2fl0 I prizes of. 2,5(H .IS prises ot .. am 20 prizes of. t.'iotl .1(1 prises ot ISO 20 prizes of. !' 10 rriies of. IOtl 1 priaesof. 2W flOCifl pri.fs of. 10 Tickets, $10. Half Tickets, $5. Qrs.,2 50' wB.Our lotterirs ate chartered bv tt. Sate, are always drawn at the lime iismrd, and all drawings sre under the diiporvislott of Kirorn ccmnilssloners. The official druwlmt will lie published Iu tho St. tonls rap"", end a copy of Drawing sent to purchasers of tickets. ... 3. We will draw ii simi'ar scheme the last day of every month dnrlnff the year 12. 11. Heinit at rnr ' isk. ! I'OSTOFFIOK MONRY OlTPKUS. UFGTSTEHEl) LETT Bit, DRAFT, or EX. I'IU Send for a circular. Address allJUHAV, miLl.KK & CO.. PiMtoftico Box 2416 St.LouIi. Mo.
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This valuable preparation
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U001S8 IN XH0U8AHD8 OF
Tt not on, rellevea the child from bain. tint favta-
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Everyone Speaks Favorably' X&trr 3tamBnsju, Aug. a KNk Ka. Oaavaaa; Dear Sir I have teen feeeUed with canker from childhood. camrin my rnautta to be soeote at times that I was arjabls to OS. Have taken manyprepuitiana. bat with no effect until I tried your Vsutriaw, After takinc a fe dceee.Tfoaud tt reftoved the tatat. sea of tbeetomacb that always aococneaiiies oaoker homor, and by tbn tbne I had taken tbe third bottle, my ruoab wax enttrai reared. BavenntlMtroaMed with it since that time, wlucri is ekgbt rooawna aao. I
bar. reoommeoded it to several of my I
aad evoryooe eeenhe fnvoruoly OI m tours truly. P.I
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The great benefit 1 have received sYom theusuof De.
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vatamKit Irwlunesma to give mr wn rag.
laitafavor. Ibelhwoittii be not osjly of great vaiee
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On the llae of the ONIOM PACTFIO BKMJt. ISffMNMMM Acres of the best Faisalag aad WHf era! Inds in America. - w 3,OOOvOO A sree ia Hetvaaka, la Platta Valley, now tor sale, iM QLaMtte, Fertile mi, tor Orain 0 rowing end Stock BsJaUtg Isaatl taurruthefJnit.idStatee. , , . Osuru is Pares, aaore faverahU teraw givea, aad more ooataaisat teawketthaa oaa be fcund ales
Fro Hostaeatnsttla tbr Atxtal SrtOw. The beet loeat Ion for ColonieL-Soidieni eotitled ta a Beavsatead of Id Acres. Send for the now Descriptive Pamphlet, with arw mare, published ia KnglUh, Oenaan, BwasHeh ami rMamirywhe o. T. 1ATIS, laud Conj.'r. CP. R. BV. Co.. Ouaw Bam,
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e $75 to $250 per month, S3?2?t g MONJ 8EX.SK VtMIX SEU'IKG MACHINE. Thi
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-.tiinisff. uwi ; orKuiiiui. or mora tiiavitn sjeam taast Sours, it makes the "Elastic Lock Htitch.' Errrr second stitch can be cut. and etW the cloth cannot bo K nulled apart viilmut tearing it. Wepay Asrsuafrom Sfi 7 to 2'i6 prrmonttiani exnentcK, or a i laniiilealiaa PVrriimvhlchtuieith.-lanKiontcanbennde. Aaaissa iKKCOMll A t.'O., Bota, Mo..; IlUabars, Pa. Chicago. 111.; or fo. Loan, Mo. riHE-best relives: book in the roariiotJa 1 The eHrUKKies of Petroleum VJa It Is illustrnlod bv THOMAS N AST, the freatoet ..f Ajuoru'tin artiste, aitdeoutaln an iwtroeuctiral by Hon. t'harliw Su-aner. Agents wanted r Ibis ml olhrHii:lai laioke. Addreas I. N. Klcbardaaa SiCv., lUwtou. Main-, and St Louis. Mo.
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