Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 32, Bloomington, Monroe County, 4 December 1872 — Page 4
NEWS OF THE WEEK. The East Kkw Hakpsbirk experienced a severe earthquake akoek the other day., which hook up things in a lively manner The venerable Thurlow Weed is recovering from his recent severe illness By the 'breaking of a platform on the third floor of the New York Herald building, the other day, five workmen were precipitated into the basement, three of whom were fatally injur d. The chicken plague is committing terri--itln vawaaAa ftmnnff tha nonltrr along the
Hudson river, in New York. Chickens,
turkeys, geese and ducks are dying by the hundreds New York has bead agitated by another of thou Uoodv traeedies which are
becoming so alarmingly frequent in that city. The victim was Anthony F. O'Neil, a reputable citizen, and the slayer promi
nent and wealthy lawyer namea james i. King. The deed was committed in ccld bloc.4. in the office of Judtre Sutherland, cn
Pine street. Ire only apparent cause for
the murder was the fact that vjieii was an important witness against King, in a divorce nit nendins- between the latter and his wife.
No tragedy since the slaying of Jim Fiak has produced such an excitement in the metropolis A dispatch from Pittsburgh, Pa., states that there is great excitement in the mining regions, consequent upon a general strike of the miners lor an advance of 10 cents per ton. The operators refute to give the advance The large store-house and elevator of 'Woodruff A a Bobiuaon, in New
York, was destroyed by fire recently, involving a loss of $800,1100. Stocks' trial begins at New York on the Jd of December The New York Chamber of Commerce has appointed a committee to take measures for the establishment of a Board of Engineers, with legal powers to take possession of and blow up buildings during a general conflagration The steamship Columbia, of the Havana line, has been confiscated by decree of the United States Di.rict Court, at New York for smuggling cigars There arrived at New York from Eurone, during the first ten months of the yea7,'273,29 immigrants, against 308,627 the previous year. Horacbi Gbulet has been suffering seriously from nervous prostration Stanley, the discoverer of Livingstone, arrived at New York from Europe last week The extensive Job printing house of Band A Avery, in Boston, was burned last week. It was the largest and best appointed printing establishment hi Hw England, employing over 200 hands. Loss, JiSO.OOO The large tobacco, warehouse of Perrin & Hace, in Jersey City, was destroyed by fire recently. Over 6,000 hogsheads of tobacco west burned, involving a Toss of between $600,000 and $800,000. Jay Govm has bees) arrested in New York, on the complaint o:;' President Watson, of the Erie railroad, who charges him with having defrauded that corporation out of about ten millions of dollars Mrs. Putnam, of New York, has recovered $5,000 damages from the Seventh Avenue Railroad Company for the loss of her husband, who was murdered by one Foster on a car belonging to that line. Axons, of those fearful nitro-glycerine explosions has occurred at Scrub Grass, Pa., oa the Allegheny Valley railroad. A large lot of the powerful compound exploded, shaking the earth for miles around, and blowing to atoms Henry J. Wolfe, a telegraph operator, aid R. A. Wright, a torpedo agent, not ft piece of whom larger than ft man's haod could be found. Bits of flesh were found fastened to trees a long distance from the scene ei the disaster, and a watch belonging to one of the unfortunate men was picked up considerable distance off. An ingenious but audacious scamp named Henry S.Bogart has just been arrested in New York. His plan of operations was to go to a wealthy banker or merchant, and, representing himself as newspaper reporter, allege that he was in possession of information concerning some of his personal peccadilloes, which he would .publish unless paid for suppressing it. A. T. Stewart, Claflin, and ether noted men, it is ssl4, have at different times been bled by the rascal ......The Boston Jubilee building has been sold at auction for $10,500 The Erie railway has brought suit against Daniel Drew for the recovery of $5,000,000, alleged to have been embexxlea by him while treas
urer of the company in 1668, by the sale of
69,000 shares ,ol watered stock so little excitement has been caused in Now York bv
the recent " corner" in Northwestern stock, and the signal failure of the big"" bears" ol
Wall street in their scheme to control the
market. The triumph of the Jay GouH and Vanderb'lt party over Daniel Drew, Henry N. Smith, W. B. Travere, Wm. B. Duncan
and other leaders in the " beat" movement is complete and overwhelming. The latter
Lave lost enormous sums. Smith alone is
said to be out $4,000,000, while Drew's losses
wiu not tail snort ot fz,ouu,uuu. Ulnars lose
from $100,000 to $500,000 eaoh. The West. A St. Paul dispatch says river men con
sider the Mississippi river practically closed
to navigation. With the exception of 1857
mis is me snortest season oi navigation in twenty-two years The notorious Mrs. Laura D. Fair hes entered the lecture field in California. Her subject is " Wolves in the Fold." The Pacific elopers are highly indignant at the audacity of the woman
The Illinois Female College, at Jacksonville,
11!., nas seen destroyed by ore. Xoss, $50,000; insurance, $35,000.
Grigoby Pxm, of Chicago, who was sentenced to death for the murder of Daniel 0BrieB en the night of the great fire, has had his sentence commuted by Gov. Palmer to imprisonment for life Buffuloes are so thick along the western line of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe railroad that trains cannot be ran with safety. They roan) along the track in hundreds of thousands, making
uwu w mj ouutu. A A named Btanton arrived at Denver
Col., from Arizona lust week, with what
purports to be ft $250100 ruby. It is de
scribed as a stone of remarkable beauty, but experts are divided in their opinions regarding its genuineness, some pronouncing it sim
ply a garnet. Stanton also exhibits what he calls a $15,000 diamond, which ho says he picked up in Arizona The Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Odd-Fellows of Indiana report that within the pest yw 24 ne. lodges were instituted in that State, 4 old ones resuscitated, and 18 Rebecca Degree Lodges organized. There are now in the 8tate377 lodges, 21,4M contributing members, and 4,198 Past Grands. The total resources of the lodges is $701,011.16. The orphan fund of the lodge is $183,648.14. The total paid -for relief and charity is $18,755.87. Tmz following telegram tells why the notorious Laura D. Fair failed to fulfill her first lecture appointment in the Golden City: "At the hour that Mrs. Fair was to appear and lecture upon Wolves 'in the Fold,' about 2,000 people congregated in front of Piatt's Hail, on' Montgomery street, and as many before her residence on Kearney street. The crowds at both places were boisterous and threatening. At 8 o'clock Mrs. Fair lemanded o! the Chief of Poliee an escort of officers to the lecture hall. The Chief aJvised her that it was dangerous for her to apoear on the street or at the hall, and would not furnish an escort, bat sent men to keep the streets clear and preserve the peace. The carriage eame for Mrs. Fair, but she kept close in her room with a dozen friends. The crowd hooted and yelled, and men tried to force their way up the stairs, but were driven back. In about two hours but few remained and all was quiet," T question of calling a convention t form ft State Constitution for Washington Territory has been voted down A tremendous sensation has been caused in San Francisco by the publication of the particulars of an alleged plot by Laura D. Fair and a restaurant waiter earned Frank to poison Judge Dwinelle and tho ccutsel lor the people, Alex. Campbell. The plot was formed before the second trial, and was revealed by FrasW. He said that Mrs. Fair tried to induce him to put poise n in a decanter at Dwinelle's house or a milk can at the door. A plan of Judge Dwinelle's house was found in tin possession of Frank. The South. Gjs. Jobh F. Balk, a leading criminal
lawyer of Memphis, ia dead Ths extensive pork packing establishment of John J. Roe 4 Co., of St Louis, has been burned. Loss over $mm. Aa attempt was made, a few day since, lo lynch Col. Turner, the editor oi the Lexington (Mo.) Register, who some three weeks ago shot and killed Lafayette W. Graves, who was conducting a rival journal in the same town. At the call of the Sheriff the citizens of the town rallied to his assistance, and the mob was frustrated in its murderous design. Subsequently the vigilants notified
whv aiueu ineoiuriu in prose rv
lag fthe peace to leave the country and they
doomed it expedient te do so In
havs
Texas, the mails are still mainly csrriod by stages; but the entire mail system of the
tstato will be changed oy trie completion oi
the railroad through tlie Indian Territory, which will rermit throjgh trains to be run from Chicago to Galvest lu by the 1st of January. All through mt ils to and from the Gulf will bo carried b." this lin?, and another of the few old stage lines f the country which are still rinuing will be supplanted. A firs at Lexington, Ky., last week, destroyed over thirty build: nga, and at one timo threatened the destruction of the whole city. L?ss very hoavy. Tbeiib have boen over 1,000 doallis from smali-pox in 8U Louie, lince May ...William J. Wiggins, an old aDd popular comedian of St. Louis, has just died cf smoll-pox. Washington. It is estimated that 130,130,000 will be required for the pension service during tho next year The rcpoitof the Commissioner of Tatents shows thiit tho num or of applications tor patents during the fiscal year ending Sept. 30 was 10,587, and the number issued was 13,620 fret idee t Grant, in conversation with a delegation of Virginia politicians tho other dny, reiterated his determination to adhore to the rules of the civil
servico system. The very important bit of information is telegraphed from Washington tiiiit the Pres
ident will, in his forthcoming message, urge upon CoDgress to complete the work of amnesty by making it universal, and restoring those to citizenship wbo are now excluded by the third section of the Fourteenth Amendment Tbe United States Marshal fct New Orleans made application to President Grant, tbe other day, for troops to aid him in arresting certain persons who were tJledgcd to be conspiring against the election laws of Louisiana. Tho President promptly refused to comply wit! tbe request, deeming such election entirely unnecessary Sena
tor Trumbull has written a letter declining to conlinuo aa Chairman of the Judiciary Committee. Senator Fidmrnds, of Vermont, will probaoly succeed him A few nights
ago a large body of mi s, who cluim to have been acting under authority o! Gen. Babcock, Commissioner of Public Grounds and Buildings, tore up the track of the Orange and Alexandria railroad Tunning through the capital, whereby that road connected
with the Baltimoie and Ohio. A large
amount of freight in transit South will m consequence be delayed several weeks, and serious damage will besun'ared by both consignors and consignees An Associated
.frees dispatch irom wasnmgton announces that "an attempt vriY be made to secure a
law increasing the salary of the President to $100,000 a year, before the 4th of March."
The act on of tho United States Mar
shal of Alabama in arresting Democratic members ot the Legislature is severely con
demned by the Administration, and it is hinted th.it the intermeddling official is likely to be dismissed from office.
Tbe President has ippointed G. W. Fair-
man Postmaster at Philadelphia.
Tbb Supreme Court of the United States
h.s become so seriously incumbered with
business that some measure of relief is re
quired at the hands of Congress, and it is
said a bill for this purpose has been drawn,
and will be introduce l early in tbe session.
It contemplates an intermediate court, which
shall possess tbe ordinary pnwers of tho prerent Supreme Court, and before which all cases shall be argued. The Supreme Court proper shall be made tationary , and justices
relieved oi an circuit amy, wnicn snail ne performed by the judges of the intermediate court, the Supreme Cburt, to give its entire attention to passing u ion aud deciding questions of law which shall come before it irom the intermediate court The bill will a'so provide that tho intermediate court Bhall not construe any law, b it decide cases which come before it in accordance with the con
struction placed upon the laws by the Su
preme Court The November report of the Statistician of the Department of Agriculture gives the cotton prjapects substantially the same interpretation as the October statement. The comparison by States with last year's crops is as follows : North Carolina, 121 ;
eouih uaronna, iz-i; ueorgia, i iy ; norma, 102; Alabama, 111; Mississippi, 112 ; Louisiana, 121; Texas, 126; Arkansas, 115; Tennessee, 110. Tbe total production as indicated by the returns of the first week in November is made nearly 3,450,000 commercial
bales The Commit sioners appoin ted to investigate the depreciations ot Mexicans on the Rio Grande will soon submit their re. port to Congress. It in stated that they place tho damage done by t hese marauders at $30,800,000 The report of the Secretary of tHe Interior is a long document, devoted almost exclusively to summarizing the year's work of the various branches of the public service under his charge. It maintains that the present Indian polic' is the mos successful one that can be devit.ed, and will recommend no change in reparc. to it The work of laying down the experimental pneumatic tunnel has been com menced at Washington. Foreign. The French Assembly has just had an exciting debate overCbangarnier's motion censuring Gambetta for his inflammatory speeches in the pro v inces. Changarnier assailed the Government for its laxity, and accused Gambetta of attempting to spread socialistic ideas. Thiers mounted the tribune in defense of the Government. He protested against being placed at the bar as a criminsl, and threw out intimations that
he might appeal to the country. He de-
manded a vote of confidence from the House,
which, after much contusion and excite
ment, was put and carried by 267 to 117 Bismarck is on his lugs again.
Lohbon is in trouble about her police force,
who have been seized with a spirit of insubordination. Eighty of the "peelers" were
suspended, whereuaou the whole forco
threatened a general strike, and two hun
dred more were deprived of their bedgeu for refusing to obey orders. Much excitement existed ia the city consequent upon the un
guarded condition ol the streets mo strand
being wholly witheut police.
The police difficulties in London were still unsettled at last accounts. The letter-carriers
have joined tho movement for an increase of
pay Late European mail advices furnish details of the hurricane that swept ever the
Island ot Sicily in the eeriv part ot Novem
ber. The description is almost incredible in
the phenomena oi destruction it portrays. Tbe town of Folazzolo, containing a population 01 8,000, was literalh' swept cut of ex.
istence, and the inhabitants left without shelter. The destruction of life is the most
appalling feature of the calamity, upward of
any people Being Killed outright, and many maimed for life Dispatches from Homo
intimate that anothar Ecclesiastical Province
will be established in England, with Liver pool as the Metropolitan Seo. This would indicate that the Catholic Church is making fomidable progress in the country Marshal McMahon has intimated that he wilt not accept the Presidency of the French Republic should Thiers resign The famous Tichborne trial is again up in the London courts King Amadous' rheumatic pains continue to grow worse "Revolutionary symptoms," "Carlist uprisings," " Armed bands," and simiiar expressions continue to form tbe chief staple oi the dispatches from Spain A meeting called in Rome in the interest of universal suffrage has been suppressed.
Tub conservative or opposition members of
the French Assembly have agreed upon a platform of measuros tbatrthey intend to ad
vocate, among which are the prolongation of PniiManl Thiara' ta.m f.- f,, ,1...
creation of the office of Vice-President, and the establishment of a second legislative body. The Assembly has just passed two important bills one restoring to the Orloann family tho estates hat were confiscated afior the revolution ofl852, and another providing more liberally for trial by jury Robert Uowlfe, senior member f tbe American banking firm of Bowles Brothers, who recently tailed, has been arrested aLd imprisoned in London on tbe charge of fraud and embezzlement Tbe captain and inutooi the Br.tish brig Carl, tried at 8ydney, Australia, for the inhuman butchery of a number of South Set Island natives, win m thev
had kiinapped to sell into slavery a brief account of which wo have printed have been found guilty and condemned to death. Lath advices from Paris indicate that tbe political complications in the National Assembly, which at one time seriously threatened the peace and harmony of tho new Republic, have been brought to a happy terruination, and friendly relations established between President Thiers and the Conservatives. The former pledges himself to make all reasonable concessions to secure harmony in the Government. A bill has boon drawn up to which it is said there will be little or no opposition prolonging his term four years, and providing for a Vice-President; the Pi -widen t and Vice-President to be reeligib) to office only for a second term, and one-th rd of the Assembly to be renewed an
nually ; tho President to be entitled to suspend the promulgation of bills passed by any Assembly until after theannual election, then, if tho Assembly insists on the law, it must be promulgated. It is understood that this project of the law meets tho approval of Thiers Tho German Government has pledged itself to aid Great Britain in tho suppression of the sli.vo trade in Eastern Africa. The latest .-ws from San Domingo is, tbat President aez hasjuceseded in capturing two of President Cabrel's Generals, and has, as is the ciiBtora in that climate, murdered them both Italy is becoming alarmed at tho increased emigration from that country to tho United States.
The health of the King of Spain is gradually improving A serious outbreak of the Republicans is threatened in Italy Tho New York Herald' Taris correspondent says, in regard to the division of the polit csl foices in tho French National Assembly, that there are six distinct groups, classified thus : First, the extreme lelt cr repunlican union ; second, the republican loft or moderate republicans ; third, the loft center or still more moderate republicans ; fourth, the center of the . right, who prefer. Orleanism ; fifth, tho right, who desire a monarchy, preferring Henry V. ; and sixth, theextreme right, who believe in extreme legitimist notions, the white flaz of the Pope, and no dynasty not a
thousand years old. No party has a majority, and M. Thiers exists by dealing wilh six parties like a juggler with six eggs on six plates in his bands. He never holds more than one part at a time, and keeps the rest spinning through the air. Political. The official vote of Illinois stands: Grant, 240,378; Greeley, 183,679. The vote was lighter by 25,378 than that cast in 1868 The vote of Maine at tho late election was the smallest cast in that State for President since 1820 The following is the oiiicitt! vote of Pennsylvania for President, as compared with the October vote:
1KTJ. Liberal. I Repnb. Mm.
Oct., nncRaiow. 3ii,iov Isov.. Urtoley, 211,014
The vote of Delaware :
Httrtranfl. 353,37 I Grant. 349.589
35.61
137,573
Experimenting with Hens. In the Poultry World, Isaac Lynde, of Ohio, pives the rajSblt of an experiment with rlifl'erent breeds of pullets in laying for six months, and the cost of their feed. On September 1 he took ten pullets of each of the breeds mentioned below, about six months old, guve them a yard forty feet square, with a comfortable house, and ke t an exact account of eggs and feed, as follows : The dark Brahmas ate 3691 tjuarta of corn, oats and whent screenings, laid 6!)5
eggs, and weighed seventy pounds. TLie buff Cochins ate 40f quarts, laid 5'l p.ggp, and weighed seventy-three pounds The gray Dorkings ale 409i quarts, laid 523 egg?, and w ighed fifty-nine and ft half pounds. The Houdsus ate 214V quarts, laid 783 eggs, and weighed foriylive and a half pounds. The Leghorns ate 22 U quarts, laid 807 egg?, and weighed thirty-six and a half pounds. To make this experiment more complete, and to show which lot gave the most profit, including both eggs a:ad flesh, we had supposed the fowls to be dressed and (old at the end of nix months at 20 centi per pound ; aho, that the eggs were worth 24 cents per dozen (two cent3 each), and that the cost of the feed was 2$ cents per quart, or 80 cents per bushel. The figu-es would then be:
Cost ot Brnh mas .ti2'.' Clocbin, li'.is Dorkings 7.72 Tlondans XV Leghorn .1,77
Yalnt' 512.10 IMS 10.4i l.Wi Hi. II
Va'oo in eat. $11.00 U.m 11.90 9.10 7J0
Total vatntt. 21.42 24.76 23.44
Total profit. lf..-S 1A. 14.00 V).i0 17.67
m. I 1S72. Scyaionr 18,980 Oreelor. 10,808 Grant. 7,623 I Grant. 11,116 The vote of Maryland : ISIiS. I 1872. Hermour. 62JA7 Greeley 57.511 Grant..... ... ...3J.43S 1 Grant OH, 140 Ths New York Times' Washington correspondent says there are indications that a sharp attack will be made in Congress on the new civil service appointment machinery. Two feuale ballots were cast at Browns town, Ind., at the late election O'Conor rccoived about 6,000 votes in Georgia. Gen. Banks has declared his determination to resign tho Chairmanship of the House Foreign Eolations Committee. Gov. Blair, of Michigan, will also resign the head of the Claims Committee Secretary Fish has authorized the statement that he will not accept the English mission or any other diplomatic appointment Secretary Delano is said to be the coming Secretary of the Treasury provided, of course, Mr. Boutwoll sccceeds to Mr. Wilton's Senatorial seat Tho total vote of South Carolina was 95,217 j Grant's majority, 49,358. Tbe official vote of Ohio for President stands: Grant, 281,815; Greeley, 244,321; Black, 2,100; O'Conor, 1,163. Grant's majority over Greoley, 37,531 The official returns from Virginia give Grant, 93,468; Greeloy, 91,652.
Ann now comet the announcement that Senator Trumbull will not resign the Chairmanship of the Senate Judiciary Committee. The vote of Now York is as follows : Grant, 440,609 ; Greeley, 382,279 ; O'Conor, 1,454. Official voteof Tennessee : Greeley, 94,219 ; Grant, 85,683. Majority for Greeley, 8,576 Grant's ofnicial majority in Wisconsin is 18,512, in a total vots of 191,462. General. Toe Grand Trunk Railway of Canada, in order to make with railroads in the United States connections the want of which has been seriously felt in its business, has changed its gauge to four feet eight and a half inches. This change was made betwi en Sarnia and Fort Erie, a distance of 200 miles, in one day.. ....The Supreme Court of th United States has decided the celebrated Cherokee land case in favor of James F.
Joy, the purchaser of the landB from the tribe The horse distemper continues its ravages in the West and South, and from present indications it seems that no spot in the country is likely to escape the troublesome visitation. In the East it has about rua its course, and in Chicago and some of tho larger Western cities it is rapidly abating. But Columbus, Ohio, St. Paul, Minn., and Madison, Wis., report that they have it bud. The plague is slowly but surely wending its way Southward, having broken out in Wilmington and other points in North Caroline, and in Memphis, Nashville, and
Lexincton. It is even an:
tbe rural districts of Te anessee and Kentucky
and is said to be very fatal. Two TstrsAso Roumanian Jews are on their way to this country...... It is said that largo amounts of counterfeit coupons ot Union Pacific railroad bonds are in circulation One hundred and thirty-two cargoes of wheat have been shipped from San Francisco to England since July last. The New York and San Francisco Steamship Arizona, about whose fate a painful anxiety existed for several days, has turned
up safe, having been spokf i off the coast or
Mexico, with her piston broken It is al
lseed that startling discoveries have been
made of extensive snd systematic frauds in tbe management of the affairs of the Atlantic and Great Western railroad, which will
shortly be made public.
Tax steamer San Salvador, from Savannah, Ga., arrived at New York the other day with 250 freedmen, en route to Liberia. This is the advance guard of 3,000 negro emigrants.
mere are said to be no less man tea ex
tensive organizations in Canada whose sole
aim is annexation to tbe united states. Tax National Board cf Underwriters, in session in New York last week, made a very
considerable advance in tho rates of insur
ance, being 30 per cent, for cities of less than 50,100 inhabitants, and 50 per cent, for citir.i of a larger population. In addition to this, an increase of 50 per cent, was ordered for buildings with Mansard roofs made of other than fire proof materia's Another of the
boats in which tbe passengers and crew of
the ill-fated steamer Missouri embarked has been picked up at sea, and several persona who had been counted aa lost have reached Nassau in safety, but in an almost famished condition, having gone eight days without food or water. mheir sufferings are described as almost incredible, and a number of those who embarked in the boat became cri zed with their terrible privations and jumped overboard.
The Jiuniing or Moscow. Tb.A PtOftton firA hnn wnitati roaaa.nl,
by som newspapers into the history of c MAMnrtni ,l
iiro m gcuumi, .iiiu uu ui mem says : "The fire next in n:-dr was tli hum.
ing of Moscow by its own people (dur- : ,un r.1 ...... t . . : - i . t . . t.
lug n,o inriiii wuvui,zttiill 11 lc-l.5. 11, is estimated that Moscow paid for her patriotism with 30,000 houses and about 30,000,000 of property." Whoa a statement gets into history it is next to impossible to get it out; but it may as well be remembered that tho Russians utterly disclaim the burning of Moscow as an act of tho authorities, and that the conflagration is now more properly attributed, in the first mstance, to the carelessness of the French soldiers, and afterward lo incendiaries bent on plunder. It is most probable that there was no " patriotism" about the affair at all. New York Tribune.
The greatest profit on the investment is in favor of the Houdans, with the Leghorns next, and the Dorkings least. It would have been interesting, however, to know the weight of the ei?gs laid by the several varieties, to see what actual difference there was in-iiho amount of food furnished by them, s.tid its value at a fair estimate of weight. On such a basis it is quite probable that the Brahmas would have shown ';he greatest profit.
Farm, Gardeu and Household. Keep tea in a close chest or canister. Keep coffee by ifaelf, as its odor affects other articles. California cannot get oak casks enough for the wine crop. Two theatrical halls at Berlin, IS is., are being used for cranberry warehouses. Fiftt bushels of corn to the sere is said to be the average yield in Knox county, 111. Corn planted as late as June 20, in the cotton lands of Green, Scott and Calhoun counties, Texas, fully matured before the frosts. The Census Bureau, it is stated, has announced that the agricultural implements manufactured in the United States in 1870 were valued at $52,000,000. Oi'H Cansclian neighbors seem to be excelling us in the magnitude of their fairs. At the recent fair at London, Ontario, there were 2,444 entries of live stock, of which 1,193 were of horses; 432 of cattle; 534 of sheep; 285 of swine. There were in addition 455 fowls exhibited. When poultry or other meat is fresh and good, it has a firm, hard feel, and is ebstic ; tainted meat feels soft, and return to its fhape slowly when indented, like dough when pressed with the finger. Fresh meat, well killed, does not moisten the finger; tainted meat does and has a slimy ieel. For removing grease spots from any fabric, use tho ammonia nearly pure, then lay white blotting paper over the spot, and iron lightly. In washing
lace put about twelve drops in a pint of
warm suns, lo clean silver, mix two
teaspuonfuls of ammonia in a quart of
hot suds. 1'ut in your silverware, and
wash, usin an eld nail-brush ot tooth brush for the purpose.
To impart a flavor to the flesh of
fowls, such as constitute the "game flavor" of the wild state, the Boston Jour
nal of Chrmuiry recommends cayenne pepper, ground mustard, or ginger to he added to the common food of fowls. As
to cleanliness of henneries, it recom
mends great care in summer. Carbolic
Lexincton. It is even snreadiec throueh I acid dissolved in water Bhould be
., ...... m , iw . . ! I !!.! .1 1 1 C it
sprioKieu over me womi wont oi mo
inBides, and a little added to tue whitewash, which should be used each season. The nest material should be often
changed, that being specially liable to
become loul wnen tho birds are con
fined.
The Presidential Election. Tho following table shows the result by majorities, and electoral votes, ac
cording to tne latest returns :
Stale. Alabama. , Arkansas California Connecticut ... Delaware Florida. (Jcorgiti Iliinoi? Indiana Iowa. Kiinsu Kentucky Louisiana , Maine Maryland MissncliusottsMichigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire... New Jersey New York North Carolina Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Hhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texis VermontVirginia West Virginia. Wisconsin .,
Grant. .. 5.000 ..4 830 .. 10B73 .. 4 872 .. 008 .. 500 55,801 .. 23.0' 0 .. 00,000 .. 33.000
.... 30.434 ?4 500 ... 50,000 .... 20,oo:i .... 35.000 6co .... 2.000 .... 5,741 ... 14 557 ... 53.4W ... 20 000 ... 42.00) .... 2v500 ...137.728 ... 8,338 ... 40,000
Creel ty.
12.000
100CO 6,700 1073
33.021
Eler.t.u-al ro'e. 10 ... 0 ... 6 ... 0 ... 3 ...
4
, 30,540 , 1.975 , 1.500 , 15.000
8 213 25,000
21 15 11 5
13 11 6 8 "a 3 5 9 35 10 22 3 29 4 7
11
"Western Patents.
The following Weutern patents were issued from the United States Patent
Office for the week ending October 22, 1872, as reported by Gridley & Warner, Patent Attorneys, No. 135 South Clark
street, Chicago, 111. : ILLINOIS.
Printing press Chariot F. Batchelder and
Walter IS. Uard. Chicago. Washing machine Warren Church. La II ares.
Cultivator Reuben El wood and Sicharu h.
riccner, sycamore. Baker's oven Joseph Taylor, Qalesburg;. Foldinu bedstead H. Harrison Hill. Pontiae
Corn-stalk chopper James Hollineeworth, Chicago. Machine for heading cans -Edwin Norton and
Alton 11. jranccer. Uflica;o. Wind wheel Jnines A. Risdnn. Genoa.
Post hole digger Edward B. Sumner, Free-
port. Tent William W. Wells, Chicago. Puddle wheel Geo W. Dickinson. Charleston
Planini: machine-C. L. and L. P. floyt, Au
rora. drain cleanor Andrew Hunter, Roekford. Olay mixer1 Abraham J. Knisely, Chicago, Overshoe-John L. Mellon. Puna.
Fire-proof i butter Samuel B. Munson, Jr.,
1IIO HI 01 N.
Horse collar cap Richard J. Algeo, Kala-
maioo. Cider mills and press Monroe Jones, East Saginaw. saw mill -Henry D., Edwird N. and Charles
i. wienea. Bast t-afnuaw. Pegging jaok John (i. Ztigler, Salt River. Clothes wringer James A. Park, Lansing. T.ifting jack-Amos S. Skinner, Windsor. Basket Roscoe U. Wheeler, Dowagiac. LVDiina. Car coupling TIras A. Bantu, Blooraington. Kitchen safe Adam S. Brown. Delphi. MI.-HOUBI. Swinirinflr ate Levi HatRhttL Jr.. LouIsIm
Sawing mnchine vt iiliaai C. Daniel, Pojnt
Blind slat adjuster Oliver h, Houghton. Ilnlden. Earth auger Joseph Wilson. Cameron. KASHAS. Portable fence Onorgs H. Hume Paola. Grain separator- Joht. L. La Hose, Leavenworth. !OI.'l, Elevated wire-way-George Killain, Fort Dodge. Switch-locking Jo?ico-Romouibnmco L. Pattoo, Hamburg. Shuttle fastener John C. If anna, Rossville.
Total
Grant's nonular inotnriiv
.mjoruy in Electoral college
.783,813 06 007
5 ... U ... 5 ... 10 ... 292 74 687,806 21S
The Edinburgh Scotsman mentions it
report tbat the Prince of Wales and Lord Strathnairn are to bt raised to tha
rank of field marshals. Tbe latter i
the gentleman who blew rebellious Sepoys from the cannon's mouth duriim
the Indian mutiny. He was then callrd iSir Hugh Rose, and has risen steadily ever Bince. The former young man has no such claims for promotion that we know of yet.
Hnmbac Dissected. Qnstnt old Barton bos favored na with an " Anatomy of Melancholy." but wso sliall dif sect the melan
in i cu!y fallacies and flba wll b which knaves and fknati I ici endeavor to delude the tick and feeble of this j gonoratlona ! Charlatans, through tha newspaper . press, recommend to the fitrengthletts 'victim of dlsj ease convulsing purgatives whlcb, if takon, are sure
i to tarn his debilitated system almost Inside out, and ! sick him into the uttermost donth of hfllnlnT,.M
1 and desDondenev I Fanatics, on the other tum,! ...
sure the prostrate patient tbat no medicine containing a diffusive stimulant engat to pass bis lips. If be electa to be guided by the advice, of impostors and lunatic, let him make Ills will and order his coffin ; butif there In a spark of common smise in hia composition, let him resort In his extremity to Hcststter's Stomach Bitters, ths most potent of vegetable tonics and alteratives the purest and most entirely wholesome of medicated f.tlmulanta. The wnn,l.rl
1? cures of dvsaensla. biliomness. rheumatism, nhr.irai
prostration and malarious fevers which this rare specific h .a effected during tho last tirenty-two years, are tbe moat conclusive answera that can be given to the enemies of mankind who oner volcanic cathartic as tonics, and m tbe mistnken beings wbo ivonld refuse a modicinal stirnnla:it to a poor, broken-down invalid, who is literally dying by Inches for the waat of jo'llcions stimulation. Tem?afice, properly understood, countenances no such folly a this. The
Htato laws enacted to put down the abhorrent vico of
uruiiKcunefls provide ior :no eaie of oranuy, wnisky,
and other liqnors as medicines; and if these adulter, aled lli,Hora of trade are accepted by temperance legielntoi aa reovdfes. what ought to be the general verdict oi tho teoiperance public aa regards tne pcerlo. a egniiililn tc.nic based upon a stimulant absolutely pure ? Gum.
Intoxicating Nostrums. Tho persons who hfive scruples of conscience against "perpendicular drinking" at tavern bars, can becomo blind drunk on almost any of the advertised " tonics " or "invigorants" in half an hour. There is, however, one exception to this rule. Nobody can " get over the bay " on Vineoar Bitters, for she simple reason that thiii famous renovating and regulating, medicine contains no diffuiive stimulan ts of any kind. Yet its strengthreserving properties are marvelous. It restores tho relish for feed when all other appetizers fail ; imparts unwonted vigor to the digestive functions j regulates the flow of bile ; eootbes the nervous system ; promotes healthful sleep ; and tends to produce that condition of body and brain, which is supposed to be most conducive to longevity and the enjoyment of life. Its specific effects in acute and chronic disorders affecting the stomach, the bowels, the kidneys, the flesh fiber, the muscles and the lungs, are considered by competent judges the most extraordinary medical phenomena of the age, Vinegar Bit
ters has now a larger sale than any of the spirituous astringents, and its immense popularity in a land where the people observe closely, test thoroughly,
and act. independently, is in itself a sufficient guarantee of the excellence of
tne medicine. We recommend it to all.
Lcrho Tfjada, the new President of Mexico, has adopted for bis motto: ''Little politics and much administration'
Three large companies in Westphalia
(Germany) have combined themselves into one association, which is perhaps
the greatest connected with tne iron
trade m the world, the annual production of the works which it controls ia 20,000 tons of steel and 250,000 tons of iron in various forms, pig, rails, etc.
Coughs and Colds aro often over
looked ; a continnancc for any length of time causes irritatien of the Lungs or some chronic Throat Disease. "Brown's Bronchial Troches" are an effectual Cough Remedy. Com.
Max and wife are generally callrd
one. borne people, though, reckon them two. But ten is the present cal
culation of some couple the wife one,
and tne husband a cypher. Cable Screw Wire Boots axd Shoes. A word of explanation mav not be out of
place. The cable wire acts as a screw, is stronp and firm, and at tliojsarae time is elastic and comfortable. It is much preferable to tho old
motuo'j ox pegging, ana quite as sort ana elastic as sewea work, but much stronger and less liat'le to rip. and much less expensive. Wo have tried the cable screw shoe, which has proved all that is claimed for it. The increase in thie new method of manufacturing boots and shoos is verv rapid, and promi es to supersede the 'vood peg aud waxed thread. The Standard, Chicago. Millions of i'aibs of ehot-3 tipped with' metal are Bold every year. For children's sboes they are absolutely indispensable, unless one can afford the waste of buying two pairs when only one would be needed; ana few can safely submit to such a constant leak. With most people it is the little economies of the household that supply its members with comfort, and at the same time make tbe load of the father of moderate means a lighter oue to bear. Cents invested in the purchase of metal-tipped shoes save many a hard-earned dollar, American Workman?
Herring's Safes Again Triumphant. A telegram saye : "Another Herring's safe roscneif from the Boston ruins. Everything Havod. Nothing lost in Herring'e safes in this tiro." Hucli facts need no comment. Herring A Co.'n office is at 10 Stale ft.. Chicago. King or tilt Itload. l'on Salt BnurM, Knur-noNS. Scald Head, Etc. Case. I have been troubled for the last thirty years with Salt Hheum on my hands. Tbev hive botn so at times that I have been unable to r.se them for nny purpose for which they were intended. I ivas advised by afriend of mine, who had used the K. of the B., to try it. I did so. Have nsot seven bottlos, and to all appearances my hands are well. They look aud fool as though an entirely new skin had boen formed. II. L. Hulbebt. Druggist, U South 8t Utica. Write for circulars to D. Itanaom, Hon A Co., Buffalo, N. Y Com. One of the German papers has at taincd tho great age of 242 years, having been established in the year 1631. Two others, the oldest in Berlin, are the Vcsa Gazette ( Vans sche Ztitung) and the Spcntier Gazette Upenner Zeitung). The former was established in 1720 and the latter in 1740.
The Mirk-its. NEW YOllK. Eekvej- Prime Common Hogs Dressed CoTioy Middling Uplund I'louk Superfine Western. . . 5 Wheat No. 2 Spring 1
Coiin -Mixed Western. Oats Western Rye Western Barley State Fork Mess 15 Laud CHICAGO. BEEVEa-Clioice 5 Good 6 Hadiiuu Grados. .... i Stock Cattle Common 3 Inferior .... '2 Hons Live i Better Choice Euos Fresh Floub White Winter Extra . 6 Spring Extra .5 Wheat No, 1 Spring 1 No. 2 Sprint: 1 Cork No. 2 Oats No. 2 IlVK No. 2
Baulky No. 2 Pork Mess Lard
U4 11 7
10
75 ffi G 20 48 S 1 51 G3,'$ 65 48 (5) 51 .. .. . .. 40 (o)lC 00 8 8J
Th purest and sweetest Cod-Liver Oil in the world is Hazard k Caswell's, made on the soa-shore, from fresh, selected livers, by Caswell, Haiaed 3c Co., Now York. It is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who have once taken it prefer it to all others. Physicians have decided it superior to any of tho other oils in market.
Do not be deceived with imitation collars with folded edges, but ask for tbe El nwood with all the edges folded. Com. Johnson's Anndyne Liniment may be administered to children with perfect success, in cases of croup, whooping-cough, influenza, and almost any of the diseases to which tbey are liable. Com. Poor Complexions restored, and good
Complexions retained, by using " The Queen's
louet. (uom. Chills and Fever are very prevalent.
Shallenberger'a Pills seem to giro the best satisfaction of any remedy within onr knowl
edge. ijom. Oppression after eating, headache, nervous debility, are tho effects of indigestion.
One, or two at most, of Parsons' rwgatiee
j'uts mu give unmeuiate reuei. uom.
Tee Lcnob are Stbai.nxd and Hacked by a
persistant uougn, tne general strengta wasted,
and an incurable complaint established thereby
lir. Jiiyno 'a Expectorant is an elieouve remedy tor Cough. and Colds, and exerts a beneficial
effect on tbe Pulmonary and Bronchial Organs.
What TJnspeaka ble Relief ia afforded to
the burnlnar and thrubbins flfsh by a ainele ADDlica-
tiun of that unequali-i balsam for human or brulo
sunoring, aiExioA.s juvctan IjImuent. xae urtaentliiff and iiten-dofttroviiiir rain ol rhminiatlMii
front and ntnra'gia, am completely ItanUhtd by its lino; aliflnega of the joint nntl painful Bwt-lliog iinfcklr yield to ltd emollient Inflntitico; ft heals
bruise, cnt., gcaias, etc., witn asU'ntiiing rapidity. For strains, spring hu.lt. scralchot, saddle, collar and liarneAS .'ills. aa wpII ft? tho more serious external
maladies of the horse, it la a swift and thorough
lemeay tuin.
A CIIAI.l.K.NGK IS extended to the tem-M to place before the public a bettor cough or Ittitff remedy tLan ALCKN'3 LUNG BALSAM. Vksily it Hath No Fqimi.. CONSUMPTIVES. RRADI Would you carp that llstrepsin cough, an-l bring back that lnaUl.y vitfor till lnttiTy p anted in 1'otir tihi-eK : XT ton wonld. do not delay ; lor, eio you are cwarc, it will be too la'e. AU.KK'S Ll'NO IIALSAM .i uur hope. It baH beon tried by thuuonU sneli as l on, who lirtve Wen cured ; many, in llielr tfrfttitti'ta have, leut tlieir namea to U3, tli.it Sllfr ring iilimunity can re vd their evidence an 1 bplieve. Don't espet ( moot with new aud untried mixuires you cannot afford il tat try at once this inrainnbh. article. It is trarrnnted to break up tite most tron'desoiiu Cough in a tow hnrf. if not of too long standing. 1 L in warranted to give entire satinfaciioll in all case of lung aud tu oat diOlculties.
UNSOLICITED EVIDENCE OF ITS MERITS BEAD THE POLI.OW1MO ' WHAT WELL KNOWS Dni afilSTS SAY ABOl'1 ALLEN'S LUNli UALSAM. 8PH1NOHFJ.D, Trxx Sept. 'I, K72. OESTLRwrs: Ship mi m dozen Allen's Lung Bnl-
saoi at onec. p have not a bottle leu in onr s-tore.
I hsMoie reputation tlian any cough medicine we
luive ver ioI(l. aud wo have boen in the driis; b-iti-nesd twentv-seven years: Wit lltun jut what wo ulv
about the B:t)!i:iirii.
Very truly yours, MUHT 4 TANNER.
in.uv TirinTiii! winwftt rrrtm . n,
who wa cuted by uso of tbe llaltani, and now Bella il largely. L. C. retired, Orueijlsi at Marine City. Jiiclilsiin. writes. Sept. 12. IS7?: " I am out of Allen's Lnna H:il-
am ; eona me tuilt a gross us Htion at you can ; I would
lamer ot oui or any inner meoicme in wy more, llio Lnm; BalPapi never fails to do good f jr tme-o aflllcti l with a cough."
It Is tiarmlers lo ine raost dedicate child. Il contain n- opium in uny form. It ia sold by Medicti,e-de-alera generally.
CAUTIOX. Be not dccelyed. Call for ALLKN'S LUNG BAL
SAM, and take no other.
EST- liraciions accompany oacu uouie..
J. N. 11ARKIS A CO.. Cincinnati, P.. PaoraiETOim. StsT Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
TO OONSTTMPTIVKHt! Tha advertiser, bavin been nerraanentlr cured of
tlil dread disefun Coiistinr. r.tiou. bv n. nimnle remedy.
is nmlous to make known lo his follow sufferer the
means or cure. To all who desire It, no win send a copy of the prescription u-ed (free of charge), with tho directions lor preparing and using the same, which ihey will flitd a ai'aE I'car roa Coxsuuction, Asm!., lfsoHFHiTis, and all Throat or Lung difflPartiea wishing the prescription will pti.ias address Bev, EDWARD A. WILSOK. tlH Peon St.. Wllllamsbursh, N, Y.
G 50 5 7o (it) 5 0(1 4 25 2 SO C9 i 25 g 26 2G 7 50 (ill 6 50
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ST. LOTJIS. FLOtu XX G 00 0 50 WnUAi Ho. 2 Spring Conn No. 2 Jlixed 31 32 Oat3 25 25K Uvs 54 BARLt.Y 68 Povik Mess 18 00 (St .. Lard 7 7Jtf Cattxe 3 00 Oi 6 00 Hoos 8 60 3 80
CINCINNATI. Flocu 7 Wheat lied 1 Cobs ? Oats Kte Bauli-y Pobk Mes 15 Lard Hoos 4
SIII.WATJKEE
Flour Spriug Extra Wbeat No 1 1
No. 2 1
Cokn No. 2 Oats No. 1..
Bye No. 1 Babley No. 2
CLEVELAND. Wheat No. 1 Ked 1 No. 2 Bed 1 Cons : Oats TOLEDO. Wheat No. 1 White Michigan 1 Amber M ichigan ... 1 Cobs High Mixed Low do Oats
For Family Use. ,THE HALFORD LEICESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE, The Boat Sane and Rsiliafc MADE IN AKT PART OF THE "WORLD ros FAMILY XJSE. Pints, ... SO Cents. Half Pints, ... 30 Cents. For Sale by all Grocers.
15 7 30 48 1 55 87 (a) 42 27 33 68 ( 70 .. . 50 .. 75 7 00 4 05 .. .. 25 .. 14 S . . 37 . 25 .. 58 S .. 7145 ..
53 a 45 a 49 S5 60 S 45s(jp 39k5 86 23
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gift TO W
fu-r day. Afiotitfl wanted erory'vhorn Particulira free. A, U. BLAIR A Co., St. Louis, Mo.
STONISHINCr. Mmo Ia Rne produce! a trno
picture of future liuftband or wife, with name, occupation tlat of marriage, fellcttr of married
lifo, ttc. Sent! your nge, co'or of hair Mid eyes, with ?) cents, and reeeire picture. Mme, La HUE, Box MS, hicaco.
SOLDERS' BOUNTY. Soliiem ealhte.t btween May 4th and August 6th, 1861, for throe years, am never received bounty, can now obtain it: also ';hoie v:lio failed to app.y for tho ndilit ional bounty. Address, with stamp. B. V. BttOWN Jt CO., Pmbnmh. Pa.
Sent by mail for 10 vU. B. B. FOOTE, M. D.
IVU l.exlrtcion Ave., New York HIT.
(2 Pftfi - VAlTlJ A UMC-aeiid three cent Stamp for
t'OOia. bin.
JAPANESE PAPER WARE, a great succmb PailB. Basins, pittfionn, Trayn. etc. etc. Trade supplied by Jrhninus Bqotuees. Manufacturers, .352 Pearl street. New York,
SIIEIiP. WKBB SOUTHDOWN8 FORrSALE iKO. If. BROWN. M iHbrook. Dutches Co.. N. Y.
ill 5 If) $20 Per 1 "ti wanted t All classes of
T "worKtng peop'fl, or cither sex, young or old, make more muuey at work for us in their sp-ire inonioiitdor all the time than at uuj thin? else. Part'c nnTi free. Address 3. stiiison Co . Portland. Maine.
M
ITCH oractict hssniTen frreat value to the advice
,. cx tne onuers sneu in an re reign estates ciaitn,
J. F. r it U KA U ff, Attorney at Law. ('olsmbia. Lancftster Co.. Pa.
263 RECEIPTS
WHICH cosr
$135
sen.fr on receipt of 10 centB. Aiirirfsa flY. BKNJAV'N. St. t,oni. Mo.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed
Tonio Rud Mandrake PiUi. These are the only medicines that will cure-Pulmon
ary Consumption. Dr. 'lu'itcti, of Philadelphia, has bfeii in constant uric (ice for over thirty years, con
tinuaily examining lutiys, aitdknowt hit medicines, if
properly taken, wilt cure Consumption. Ilia Man drake Pill cleanse the liver end stomach; hia Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food, stimulates the coating of tho stomach, and aids duration. His Pulmonic
Syrup rip;ns the matter, and nature throws it off
without aav oxl rt on. For sale hy uD druggists.
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MENDED BY THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS IN NEW ENGLAND FOR THE LAST 45 YEAR8.
NOTHING BETTER."
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fl!l""----1K3K' BOSTON.
ITfl!tr.5ccTsas :jlSold by tho Drucrclsts
mm
pplo Paver and I ice rat 2 and Si; "Union" Apple
HalTer,75c; Nut Cmcker, 26o. Sold by dealers. Mann-
larinrt'U uy u . n. niT-rnnon: nrcwer .Bias
OlrTtlTERPfflSE
Tk Onlr Belluklo Gift Distribution In ike (Jnnntiy,
L. . SIXES NINETEENTH GRAND Annual Distribution, To be Drawn Wednesday Jan. 1m, IS 3. $200,000.00 IN VALUABLE CIFTS ! $10,009 IS AMERICAN GOLD! 10 0UJ IK AMERICAN SILVER!
Five Prizes $1,000.;
Ton Prizes
500
S
Otic spii'i of MiilclH-1 Ilorst s. with Fnmllr Carriag and Silvr-ni':mitf"l Hnrtus, worth fl.flUM Tiro Hone iiihI Ounslr, wi(U Mlver-ni Hinted Harness, worilifLiNtrnt'h! Fiv !'iu..i0Ml Kenwood Puina worth 8.vi wh ! 1 wi-nty-llv Frtmi!y Scwinp Mitchims wjrtb $im mk I 2 ;um Gold and Silver Lar Hur.tin r Watclios ;in all), wcrlh from $20 lo 1300 oaih ! Gjltl Chains, silver-warn. Jewelry, etc., etc. Number (ilftB SCO'.. Tlvkels limited to lOO.uOO. Ace als wanted Co seh t ickets, to whom Liberal Pt mluuis will be paid. Slnle Ttirliets. h'i i Sla TKhera. IJIOj Twriy Tickets, Sdll I Twe Jtl -ttveTtollots. 8-1 K Uircnlars eontamina a fill list oi rrw, a doacrlrHon of t'.u. munr.or dr ln, and other information in rororwo t- Hie lUsirihiriion, will bo oont to any one ordering them. AH letters mmt I'e addressed to
i. I). SINE, Box tf'J.
MAIN OKI ICR, I III W All
017 MI. I'hnrlca Street
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MHiKest eHKtW" nim most uucwmu puyiiimu on up hao Consul tat ton -r pamphlet free. Cftll or write Jurt publisbtd for thebeneHt of reuo;? tneu whosuflet frnta ncrvousDees, Pebillty, Ao.. trvnttse of 3fi biMTM. for J stamps; n book 60 pgf, illuttrated, for W ceata
KWB,
KING OF THE BLOOD. TBI most Tuonotjon ri kifibv or tbx BUOOD TKT 01930 TIRED. CUBES ALL HUMORS, JHIOM A COKMON KItUPTION TO TUB WORST SCROFULA. By It a ia Cancer are enresi, and Cancerou tixnora are dispersed without tne anrgoou'a knife Scrofula conaered, and Ommijaytion prevented and cored. Venereal Slseaaea, Xerearial aadX loeral PoiBons, and their effects eradicated, and v igor-
oo8 Dean a ana a aonrm corisntotion eacauuiwa.
Female weaknesH and
aresaaie weaaueaH ana iwumi Dropsy,, general or partial; Swelling, external or Internal; and Tomoni are reduced anddiaperaed in a very snort time. Bryslpelaa, Salt Itbmm, Scald Head, and Fever Sorue arc noon retneved by tola powerful detergent medxine. 8corbntt DIeaneN, DandraaT, rtealy or Hongh Skin , and Pimpla quickly give way, leaving the skin smooth and fair. Chronic I)laeae,, Fi ver and Agae , DIbordered Liver. Dyspepsia, Rlieninatlam, Ne vons AfTer.tiona, Ocnem) Debility, In short, allto numerous disease caused by bad blood art conquered, and gire way befo-e this moat powerful corrector, the King of the Blood. Bacn bottle eoataliiB between forty' and fifty ordinary dose. costii only anc dollar . From one to four or nve botUee wiH core Salt Rbeum, Scald Bead, Sing Worm, Fboples on the Face, Biles, ordinary ErapSonrt. etc From two to elt;Bt bottlea will core Bcaly Eruptions of the S: tin. Ulcers, Sorea, and Canker In the Month and S:omaoh.Erystpei,ete. From two to ten aottlea will re tore healthy action to the Liver and Spleen, will regulate the Bowels and Kidreys. From two to nix bottles wiB be found effectual in raring Neuralgia, 3lck-Headacue, flt. Yitus' Dance, and Epilepsf. From five to twelve bottlea wBl core the worst cases of Scrofula. From tbree to twelve bottlea will cure severe and obstinate cases of Catarrh. From 1n s to four bottlea win c ire the worst caaeaf f Piles, andrtguiateOoathre Bowel. From two to ten bottles will cue uad caaceof Dropsy. " Trice $1 per loIIe, or 6 bottle for $6. tuldby all Druggists D RANSOB, SOH fc Cft Prr'a, t; itesUmoTjialBrnlocalcoiuinn.
.THE
SOLD BY ALL PBPOOiSIS.
arizmcaa&M'S's
BAR6LIN6 OIL
13 QOO
Burns and Scadds, OhUblales, BpraJna ttud Brm&ses, OhapssHl llattd
Fle.h Wm4s, Frost mtm. Kxtemul JPa4sB, Kand tlruriu. Galls r All Kinds, Bllflut, Klncbiuir, Poll EtM, Anuul tc Iswit Illtn, Toatluicav, dee sVe.
D FOB
8n Klpplrs, Caked Bnuts Plsinla Msusce,
SpmvlBHS Swfiawr,
Blrlswinlt. WladaKlaa, Foastdcred Fei, Creeked Ureb, M Rat lis Blieep, In, la Psasttrr, lausw Back, Sx, dte.
Larj,eSixa$1.00; UediomSOe,; Small 25c. Ta Oa'clinpOil hsibsen In OM si s Liniment rfaes 1M. Ail w ak U a ter irUl. hit mi tnr. UiU follow tf tscues. A.k ymrMHwt llmsldil (teller la Psleat &lcdktacs for ne, of osr Almanacs and nail what ttw j4wfM My alwat lbTt?' cti!lliic Oil li tl te sll mpttkMs desWr.
li.roiish.iui I'i:d &.itne.d stktr ar,t. Onr ii. iW .IMS m IBM to U pnassl.sa an llJ I m. IB, GrMi Oil, siul tell yiS UI1"S
irluu gia It baf amis, ws also lasnsrssrs "HEaOHASTS WOBX TABLETS." V, ilsl r.,ir snd liberal wlti all, aad drfy OPStiaaVtloa.
I ll'rii. or an .Ifmasaf.
MMikuntelnivd at Lswkvort. 3f.mws
! MERCHANT'S C120LISG OIL COIPT
JOHN HODGE, Secretary
dcfinisUiiaaN
MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!!
ON'T fall te vrocare OIRfa, WDtS
LOW'S SOOTH IITO 8TB VP FOB
CIIIIJDRKN TKKTHING, ' This valuable pruparation has boen nsffd with J?B v Klt-FAIU SGSUCOKSS IN IlluUSAKDSiV OASEfc It not on'r relievsa the child from pain, bat lartarorattis the stomach and bowels, oorrecta acidity, and gives tone and onerry to tbe whole srstem. It will abo fnaunUy reliav Grlrlns la the Bowels aaa Wtasi CaUs Ws believe It tbe BKST aud SUBK8T KGMKDV I TIIK WOKLD In all cases of DYSKNTRBY a DIASBHBA IN OBlLDBKN, whether ariaitv fteB teething or cny other ennae. Depond upon It. mothen. K wttt (ive rest te yew aejvas. and Relief avad Uealth to Year lalaats fie sare and call for "Mrs. WtaaVew'e tUa Srraa,'' Having tb fae simile of ' CUBWS a P Kit KINS" on tha outaidt! wrapper. Sold tr Iiruarists tbrouahour toe world.
Cnsap rarms 1 Free Somes I .frX'ZlOS th "NION PACinO RaILXOAD 1U,OOOjOOO Aorssof the best rarmiux aod Itiiioral hands n America.
Acres in Nebraska, in the Platte
:c.sVfMra.iiran
Valley, noir for sale.
Ktltt Climate, Fertile Soil,
ror Oram Growing and Stock Batttng
in , no u uitoq oiaxe. Oaaarss Paten, mora fuvorabl tennsgiTen.aJsd more ctnTtaient te market than can be foundwa. wnere. Free Ho-aeeteada for Adtnal Sattlam The beat location far Colonic,-Soldiers eatitled aa Homestead of 160 Acre. wum
- ih jkujf itsa, .wrnwi enasna sac DMUh. maiied free every ahare, Addrsss 0. W. OAT18, Land Cora'r. TJ. P. B. B. Oo., Oauaa, Has.
5S75 to $250 per month, JSTSfiS S male, to ntrodutTe the JENriNE IM PRO VKP COafSMON ShNSK FAMILY ti J! WIN Q MACHINE, This B Slachlno will stitch, hcia. roll, tuck, quilt. coin, bind, S braid ami embroider In a mist superior ma ner. Price onlv 5lfi. Fullyliccnsctl and warranted ft rnv year. S We will pay If 1000 tnr any machine that will aew a stronger, mure beautiful, or more elastic seam ttum 0? ours. 1 1 makes tho 'aatic Lock Stitt h." Every 2 second stitrh can lie cut. and atUl the clot a cannot be S pulled arar without tcarinslt. Wepay .Vgentaftoa V i7il to SS-'iO per month and eapenacs, or a commission Nfrom tvhieh ttvieo that amountran bo nuule. Address m'iei'OMH ,t CO.. Boston, Uasa.; l'Ubiewc, Fa: Chicago. IU.-, or SL Louis, Mo.
THEA - NECTAR ISA FUF.B BLACK TEA with tho Green Tea riavor.War ranted toauftall tas!.s. Voraali everywhere. And for ttewho!e. sale ouly by tbe Great Atlantic a PacifcTea Co.. No, ill mttou 8t.,uuil2 anM GlinrihSt., Hew York. P. 0. Box 550. Send tor Tbaa-MeoUr Circular.
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made of Poor Rom, Whiskey, Proof Spirit and Reiiue Liquors, doctored, spiced, and sweetened to please tlie tssse, called "Tonics," ' Appetisers," "Resterers," fkc., that lead the tippler on lo d.uufcunu and roil, but are a true Medicine, nude from the native roots and berhs of ilifornia. free from all AkohoHc Stimulant.
They are the Great Blood Purifiei and a Life-giving
rrmcinie, a nnttz jenovsiior aaa sovism-awr w. w System, carrying oil all poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a health v cunditical, enriching it, refreshing
and invieoiaiing both miad d body. Tbey are easy of adminastrauon, prompt in flea- action, certaia ihrir resnits, safe and reliable in all forms of disease.
Ha Person can take these Bitter ctxordiug to directions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed bv mineral poison or other means, ind the vital wgaas wasted beyond tbe poiat of repair. .
Iyspepsia or ia,aireasoa. neaaacae, rain in the Shoulders. Cou rhf.Tiihtness of the Ckest. 11I-
anesa, Soar Eroctatioot of tue Stomach, Bad Tasta -i . . .... : . .. . i ,u
II. inc ns-ouin, suiaa siswu, (pnw " . Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain m tbe regions of tbe Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptotrs, are the odiipnnge cf Ilyspepaia. In'tbeso cosoplairits it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a belter guu .la tee of it merit shan a Iergtby aajscrtisemeat. Cor Feualc Complstiat, -ta yosmg or old, snamed or single, at the daSm "of Sro man hood, or the turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided aa iothwnce that ajaarka3 improvement isisoon pcrceptiWe. Vor Imauusainaatsrjr suatl Clsvsrlc Klsesttaattaaa and Goat. Dyspepsia or ladiresuor. Bilious, Reraitteat and Inlenamert Fevers, liseases saf the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful- Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood, wlrch is ;er.eral!y produced by derangement nf the Digestive Organs. They u a Oentlc rarsrsuave mm well a-l a Tomic. posseasene; also the pecuiisr merit of acting as a powerful ageat in yelievimz Cesajeztioa or Inflammation of the Liver and Vi-sceral Organs, and in Bilious DiseasesFor Skta. ltsees, Eruptioirs, Tntter, Salt- : Rlieuin, Blritclies, SimOiTimples, Fusts lee, Boils, Carhancles. Rine-wornu, ScaU-Heaa Sow Eyes, Erysipelas Itch, ScaHa, Diseoiomtionsof the Skin, H amors and Diseases of the Sk'n, of srha'ever name or nature, are literally durap jasd farriedout of tlie-yats iaa Short aim by o nat 04t3ifeM. ..One bottle.in such cases anil convince the most incredulous of their curative effects. . . - . , c Cleamse the VHIattOa Bias whenever yoe nad its impurities banting through the skin ia Pimples, Eruptions, or Sores'; cleanse it whim yon find it abstracted sad smggrtbiR the veins; cieanae it when il ia foal ; your feelings mil te'l you when. Keep the blood pore, and the health of the system will follow. (JrMtefial thoauaadV proclaim Vihzsas Bittsks the roost wonderful invigorant that ever snt rained nW sinking system.Flu, Tape, auid other Warsas, hn-kmg is the system of so many tootnajids, are effectually detipyed and removed. Says a dislinguUhed pliysiologist : There is scarcely an individual tmea tbe face ol tha earth whose body is exempt irom tbe presence of vrovms. It is not upon tbe healthy elements of the body that worms exist, but uoon the diseased humors and slimy deposits tha breed these Ijrvieg monster of disease. No system of Medicine, no vermifuges, no antheimmitics, wiU free the systeja omwerm like these Bitter. Keemaaiieal Dtoeases. Persons engaged in Paints and Minerals, such as " mbers. "TAroc-scttcrs.
Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance in life, will be subject to paralysis of the Bowels. To guard against ihi take a dose of Waljcm's Yiiisgab Bit-rots oaca or twice a week, as a Preventive. Billons, fienslttent, and Imterxmittexat Ceveira, which are so prevalent in the valleys of our great riven throughout the United States, especially those of the "Kfisstsstppi, Ohio, Missouri, ihmots, Tennessee, Cumberiand, Arkansas, Red, Colorado, Btasos, Rio Grande, Peart, Alabama. Mobile. Savannah, Roanoke, James, and im,iy others, with their vist tiibauries, tmougkout our es ine -country doting the Summer and Autnmn, and remarkably so daring season of smusual beat and diyaess, are invariably accompanied by extensive deraugemeiits of the stomach and liver, and other abdomasal viscera. There are always more or leas obstructions of the liver, a weakness and 'irritable state oi the stomach, and great torpor of tbe bowels, being clogged up with vitiated accumulations. In their treatment, a purgative, exerting it powerful influence arpda these various organs, is essentially necessary. There is no cathartic for the purpose equal to Da. J. iVaucbux's Vihegak Brrmts, at. they will speedily remove the dark-colored viscid matter with which the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating the secretions ot the liver, and generally restoring the eSealmy fiinctions of the digestive organs. Bcironaiav, or Burner's Bvil, White Swellmgs, Ulcers,' Erynpelcs. Swelled Neck. Goiter, ScrofnioInflammations, Indolent Inflammations, Mercurial" Affections, Old Sores. Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc, etc. Is- the, as m all other aaaauiratiosjal Diseases, Wauckx's Viksgak Bittsok have shown their great curative powem ia the most obstinate apd intxaalable cases. tr. Walker' CeJiloraaia Vtaseapar BtttclS act m. all these cases iii a similar manner. Brfsmisjiug the Blood they remove the cavse, and bymsoJring assay the enects of the icfiammauoa (tbe tabercuiar deposits) the affected parts receive heakh, and a permanent care is effected. Tbe pnrwpertle of -Da. Viaans Tistbbsab Bitters are Aperient, Diaphoretic and Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-irritant, Sudorific, Aiterativc, and And-Bilious. Tlie Aperient and mild Laxative piopctlies ei Da. Wjli.KKa's VntcaAB Bitteks are the best safeguard in all cases of eruptions and malignant fevers, then' balsamic, heating, and soothing praperties protect the humors of the tauces. Their Sedative pronertiea ail ay pain in the nervous system, stomach, said bowels, either from inflammation, wind, colic, cramps, etc Their Counter-irritant influence extend throughout the system. Tht Diuretic properties act on the Kidneys, correcting and regulating the flow of urine. Their Anti-Bilious properties stimulate tlie liver, in the secretion of bile, and it discharges throocb the bUia.ydocta, and are superior to all remedial agents, br the core oi Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, etc Aeorttijr t Kte Im4w airsitroiat tllfsesaw W pvrifying all its fluids with Vuiiicax Bittbhs. No epi. demic can take ho d cf a system thus forearmed. Tho liver, the stomach, tbe bowels, the kidneys, and th nerve are rendered disease-proof by this great invigorant. IMBmsaeaav--Take of the Bitten on going te bed at night from a half to one and one-half wine-glassfvU. Eat good BKHtrishing load, mJi as beef iteek, mutton chop, veniaoa, roast beat, and vegetable, and toko out-door exercise. Tbey are comenaed'of pas Bay regetable increment, and-omtain nsawrit- . I. WALKER, Prop'r. R.H. IteBOBAff A COn Druggists and Gen. Ajts. . San Kranctaco and J tw York. avw OTI.n BV ALL PRPCOISTS APPEALERS; TT.EWHWTFIllBOFAqid-lCAI
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THE BOBTHERN PVCIFIC KATXKOAD ofBsrafOrsmloLaaas In Cswtral aad Wssttis afJaaeests, embracing : I. Th beat of Wheat Uadt-a. ErnalUn-Titnlan- for tiw Kill, the Fsna and the lira S. Kich Prairie Paatttraga aad Hatnrml Meadow : watered by clear Lake '' raasica trtmt-lnmhmbM&mMt,wlMniv
GRATN may be Shipped beaeesy ll ssarlrat a eheanlr rom , asunra Iowa sj Osnitral IUlo4a. far now run Uirtmgh th laads from tsSsmwlor toPakot. Price .1 land elo tradtjoeto $WJ vantaa-eo asctiem. . tOLDIEKS nnd.r the Hew Law (Xarcb. MT tt6cies FilK. uaaa ti railroad, by en ana two years' residence. . VBANSFOBTATimi AT BBBCOKB KATEM furaia lied froa all rnrincipla ooist. East te .nrchasers of Baflroed land, srd to set tier on Gorertlaent gutuasLiaoa. ruiUatsera. thaav wivse and cldldrea enrrled free otbt th Kottkens Paclfie wbi the time tar SetfSaf tad-ftos. ides -uiret Railroad Iaaas anf Ooiausasust Htraaateads cloaa to tbstrK. ftasd lor Psasashlateetsinlnt 4aB laroimatloa map and copy of New Homestead law. Address LAXD BXPlARTXKKT, aTORTUERH PACIFIC BAILaOiD.ST PAUL. HIS N., OB 3 FlaTTH-AT., I OB. KIHTH i-T- HBW TOWK. THE NEW SCALE
27 Union Square. N. Y. IltMtiriDTtle SwPiaBiifflaie. - Hand Sot Clsvaiabarjvmii iSumttons. Pnces ranmg Sram 35tf to 1U tote Every Pimm VARBAS'.rBD for 2rnwc.
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PetroleiimV.Nasby It Is lllnafralMl bar SPCTOBLAS BAST, th great
est of American artists, aud contains an intrnduetioa by Hon. Charles Snmour. Agents wantid tor Oils and other porminr bo-tkc . Address I. K. Blehsrdaon Co., Boston, mast., and St. Louis, Mo.
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