Bloomington Progress, Volume 6, Number 34, Bloomington, Monroe County, 18 December 1872 — Page 4

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NEWS OF THE WEEK. The East. Tin will of Mr. and Mrs. Groolny leave all their property to their two daughters "Wood hull and Claflin have been released ou

bail. Tan property left by Mr. and Mrs. Greeley isles than $100,000. A subscription bos Veen started in New York to raise $100,000 for their children A report is curroot in New York that Harper A Brother contemplate the purchase of the Tribune, and making George William Curtis editor-in-chief. It is understood that they are reaejy to off. r $1,003,000 Tor the establishment as it new tands. The last sale of stock in the Tribune was on an estimated value of $1,100,000. Shares are still laid at that figure A terrible collision occurred on the Pennsylvania

Central railroad, 50 miles west of Harrisbarg,

last week, resulting m the death ot live persons, and the woundiDc of several others.

The killed were all Western poopl

Matthew Koowies ana j.'W. Bacon, oi unica-

go, and W. W. Dantz, wife and child, of Green Bay, Wis. Mr. Henrt M. Stahi.it has been compelled to discontinue his lectures in New York on his African adventures, for tho reason that the receipts fell short of the expense. It is stated that his failure is owing to poor locution and badly written lectures Sogers, the murderer of Policeman Donohue, was hung in Brooklyn, N. Y., last week A proposition has boen started in New York to erect a printers' monument to Mr. Greeley. Kkab St. Joseph, Mo., a few days ago, an express train ran into a wagon crowded with people, which was attempting to cross he track, killing three persons, and fatally injuring two others The owners of the lucky ticket which drew the capital prize ($76,000) in the Loaisvillo lottery is a party

of ten, most of whom live at Uclumbus, laa. The West. The celebrated Stanton ruby, claimeJ to be worth $200,000, which created such an excitement in San Francisco and the far West, wat. tested the other day, at St. Louis, end found to be a soft garnet, worth $100 White nen will be banished Inra the territory of the Cherokee Nation, if the bill to that effect, which has been passed by the Cherokee National Council, receives the tignature of their Chief. Wh.ua Wu-lbeekihg murdered his father, aged 60, at Davenport, Iowa, recently, by stabbing him to the beart The BeeKeepers' Association, at Iudianapolis, lhe other day, unanimously resolved that the Italian bee is superior to the black The Modoc Indians, of Oregon, seem to have reso'ved on a war of exterm nation against the white settlers. In addition to the soldiers killed in battle, they have slain over a dozen whites. At last accounts the settlers were abandoning their homes and flseiog to the forts The exposure of the stupendous diamond fraud continues to excite considerable agitatien in San Francisco, and steps are being taken to prosecute those engaged in the swindle, one of whom has mtio a clean breast of the matter, and names all. the parties concerned. .....Gen. 0. C. Maxwell committed suicide at Dayton, Ohio, the other day, by shooting himself through tho head with a pistol. Tan office of the New York Express has

been destroyed by fire S. N. Pike, the well-known liquor dealer, formerly of Cincinnati, died in New York last week...... Ac

cording to the "best authority," Mr. Gree

ley's vacant place on the New York Tribune

has been ocered to Vice-.President toltax.

Humor connects the name of Mayor A

0key Hall with the managing editorship of the New York Herald, at the expiration of

uisomciai term. The South.

Tbe venerable Gen. Leslie Combs was shot through the heart end instantly killed by a noted desperado named George Merrill, in

Want county, ivy., last week.

The political trouble in Louisiana has re

ceived anew complication. Gov. Warmoth

having issued his proclamation convening the Legislature elect, the United Slates Court

waa appealed to, to prevent tho meeting of that body, and Federal troops were the other

flay, oy order ot uen. limory, placed in charge of the State Houao, and egress and ingress allowed none except State officials. At last accounts tbe double-headed Government in Alabama still continued, two bodies claiming to be the lezal Legislature.

Bach had admitted eight members who were

reinsert admission by tbe other body, and

both had appointed committees to go to Washington and ask the interference of the Federal Government, ...The Missouri, Kansas

hsq xexRB rauroaa aas oeen compeiei to

Denmson, Texas, and the bridge across R id

river has been (opened. Northern Texas

is thus placed within thirty hours of St.

Louis, and the rush of emigrants to that

rcgiuu in aura to ue immense. "Washington.

Tax following is tho public debt statement

for the month of November : Six per cent, bonds 11,345.134 950 .five per cent, bonds...... 414.SCT.300

tbnw up barricades. The army is uuiler MeMabon, and ha considers himself vtn.lcr the Assembly, not u.v.lsr Tuien. Meanwhile, the German army watches;, and Napoleon, at Chiselhurst, waits Anothor destructive inundation ot the River IV, in l!is.ly.ia report

ed The Italian Uovemnf nt r.-oently or

dered the closing of tho tour Enpliih schools

in Rome, ou the irit'xt that they had failed to comply with the prescribed sanitary regulations.

Lawful money debt.......$ 18.7(3 000

sutured acot. 1 ziu.440 Local tender notes - 358.135,643 Certificate of deposit... 24 465.000 Fractional currency 48,726.680

Com certificates 20,276,900

Total debt Total interest ...

Tub new President of Mexico, Lordo de Tejada, was formally inducted into his office on tho 7ih of December.

Political. Ji doe MERitniAK, late Democratic candidate for Governor of North Cari.Oins, has been elected United States Senator from that State in place of Poo' e Senato - Spc iccr has been ro elected to the Scnato from Alabama. It is announced from Washington that, in

tho event that Mr. Fish retires from the State Department, the President has de

termined to off. r the porfolio to K. Charles Francis Adams Ward Iluut, tho newly appointed Supremo Judge, is a prominent lawyer of Utica, N. Y.. where he was bnrn in 1810, and where his whole lifj bus been spent. Soittiiers Rppnblicans are urcji ie Senator Pool, of North Carolina, for o Cabinet position The revision of the Senate committees, as agreed upon by the Republican caucus the other day, reduces tbe ant: Administration representation ou eov jral of the important committees from two to oue. The Liberal Repullicnns are almost wholly igrortd in the new composition, Mr. Schurz b-in:? retained oti the Foreign Relations Committee only through tho courtesy of Senator Casjerly, who declined ia order that the Democrats miht nominate bim cs their representative. Fenton in romoved from tho Finance, and Bayard, Democrat, remain?. Mr. Trumbull is removed entirely

from the head if tho Judiciary, where he has Eeived for twelve years, and put at tbe tail of tho Retrenchment Committee. The Chairmen determined upon ore: Judi

ciary, Edmunds; Finance, Sherman; Elec

tions, Morton; jorei;n,Kaiations, uamernn ; MiliUry, Wilson; District of Columbia, Patterson: Public Buildings and Grounds, Morrill, of Vermont : Patents. Ferry ; Commerce, Chandler; Claims, Howe; Indian Affairs, Harlan ; Pensions, Pratt ; Contingent Expanses, Carpenter; Public Jjf.nil.i, Pomcroy ; Pacific Railroads, Stewart ; Disabilities, 3oreman ; Mines and Mintn;;, Hamlin ;

Revision ot liqw), Conkling ; Territories, Nye ; Enrolled BJls. Windom ; Levees of the Mississippi, Kellocc ; Naval Affairs, Crn'iti.

Senator L-ogin ia pla.'rd scooad o:i the Mili

tary Committee, with a view to his being

made Chairman rtccn Mr. wiltor resigns.

It is said the Prisident is greatly disgusted

at the disgraceful political squabble in

Louisiana, and that ho is opposed to any

nterference, Bave so far as may be necessary

to prevent open revclu'ion and bloodshed.

The name of Henry Clews, the New York

banker, is being urged in connection with the Secretaryship of the Treasury.... It is aunounsod that Senator Sumner is preparing a speech

support of his resolution proposing to

erase tho names of the battles of the civil

war from the Army Register snd regimental Sags. It is added that an Administration Senator has prepared an amendment to his resolution, proposing to abolish B inker Hill, Concord and Lexington.

General. Justice Nklsoit, of tho United States Su

preme Court, having resigned, tha President ha3 nartcd Ward Hunt, of New York, as his

successor.

Tub New York World is authority i';r the

statement that a number of bu. -iness men

have formed a joint at.ck comps ny for tho

purchase of Samana Bay, in San !Dominao.

FOKTY-SECOM COXttKESS.

Congress reassembled on Monday, Dec. 2,

in tbe old formal war. The Sfrnate t! owed a food

many absentees, white tho House had baroly

qaornm. nearly a hundred being abli?nt. Anions tiiuse who were present iI.eKreetiuir were very cordis' Mr. Sumner wan welcouti-it b everybody.

Couk'uig and schurz shoos Imtivla an 1 ji'kid over everts sinco last tboy met. Morton. Humner anil

Fenton he d a trlamrnlar onfab loriir lt tore the pen-

ate came to order, and the best of teelilu prcvailtd on

an tiiues. Iu the Senate. Mr. Sumner introduced a resolution to ttrike truin tt:e 1,'nite.il Stare fluffs M.d tt e army

cit;;'.ene sir. vinon i: tr fluted a hill lor til'' bfn tit of the sufferer.-, by the Huston lirf After the

reading of tbe menage aud reriorrs o. the depnri. meiits, tb SeDate adjourned. In tle House. Mr. Btnks offered bin r iirnutioil a! Ct'.uirnuui ot thn Ferri&n IteltitiolH Colnniiltt'O, but

lht body, by a vote ot ( to ft. rt used to

cept it Mr. B?aine (Mr. ;ox in th(: cliair) offc-rfd a

T'Bciutiuti povitiim: lor t. couiunttee la inveituuuir tie Jre;;it Mobilur icot:d!l, which was adopted, alef-firs. holand. Bniit(B. Beck. Kibla k rnd ?tct?'"iiry were appointed on tbe ro!iiiultue....Mr.J,iwfi oft'.-rt tl

tbe fol uwme rCHOInllon. wblch woa ciiainmouhe v

adoptO'i : " Besolvtd. t; thr, Ser.ate and Houtie of

K prH-entatives, That !U view of the rcoeut dftitti of

Horace C:eel- y. for whom at llw late oil .Minn 3.000 .OoO

votes w're caot for President, that ar--cord be nmde

on tbe lourna H of Contrtss 01 hoprcclttion for tlr

emiaeiit Ber.iceB mid peitoual purity aal wor-h of

the deceased, and of the .d mipr.ri'ftoii cre:tte-.; by

H'B death, loliowinR a Keen ikium tKsivHVeirient. The Indian and Pi-nsion Appropriation jilU were re

por.ol. Th atnonnt upptoprinf d under the former wft S.j;: f,.;f". whil. the roHir.n bill nrtnronri.iipx

$30.1.o.oflo....IlUl8 were Inlrndijceil and r irred for ilie relief ot enffe:eis by the llusloa fire.itnd fortbe reduc

tion of tbe oltic. rs and expensed ot tbe Inte-nal l;i

-81 759 709 250 I euue Departm. nt, after which the HuU ndj .-urrted.

'IIIESDAY, 1JCC. 3. t-ESATE. XIJO SOIiale

journed immediately after the reading of Ihe jour-nal.

Hot;?F..--Ttitl3 wr rs introduced to repeal the BHnip tax on bnk checks and lute; : fjr ilu; relief of th

Stale t f Tei newee ; authorizing the ct: nstrnclion of

ten steam vessels t war. mid apfiropriatiug o i,IK;n tlieietor. The latbT bill, whil.h wafl introduced by Mr. ScotieU, oi l'eunslvauiu, gave rice to a long din

cussion.

NDt.NA. Hub for enrriase wheela-Joseph Kidge, RichHand oorn-shollor Julius 0. Frasier, Worthinaton. ... Fly-enteher Charles K. Penny. Fort wnyne. I'aby-iumperSeth G Bice!ow, Silver Inike. Corn-iilanter James Rico, Prairie Creek. ii?s;h:ri. V ashing mnchino Willi un 1'nrker, Holla. Kansas. Steam wnsh-boilct John C. Nobles, Lawrence, i-lirde- aod cord for iron bridges Iheodore 11. MilNind Uyron M. Smith, Iola. Vault licht Thadden Ityatt, AtchifonMIXSESOTA. Fruit-knife gauge Charles II. Howe. Minneapolis.

DUST TO DUSf.

-$ 416,6C4.:!32

82,229,224 S22 31.5i9.ti39

Cash in Treasury. coin...S 6S.603.610 Cash in treasury, currency 10,118411 Special deposit held for redemption of certificates of deDosit. as

provided by law .. 24. 165.000

8 103.186.r51

Debt less cash in Treasury Decrease daring month. Bonds issued to Pacific Kailmad Company .interest payable in lawful money, principal outstanding. Interest accrued and not yet paid. Interest paid by United States. Interest repaid by transportation of mails Balance of interest paid by the United Suites...

t2.160.5(8.i) 1.1!29

64.623,512

1,615,587 16,570.575

3.953.450

12.617.124

Gin. SniRiiAK delivered a lecture at Wasb

ington, the othtr day, on hid travels among

the Greek islands, before an audience com'

posed of a largo number of Washington

avans, professors and invited guests The President has appointed ex-Gov. Jtme

L. Orr, of 6outi Carolina, to be Minister to Bussis. Mr Orr will be remembered as

foraier Sf eater of the House of Beorascntatives, which position he subsequently held in tho lower house of the Confederate Congress Gen. Julius White, of Chicago, has been named by tbe President as Minister t? the Argentine Confederation Secretary Bontwell has still on his hands a large amount of the bonds tf tho funding loan, and he baa informed tbe Ccrr mittee of Waya -nd Means that unless Congress takes tome steps in the matter, he will form another Syndicate in order to get rid of the balance at 4 and 44 per cent. Barset Woods was hung at Washington, list week, for the murder of Samue! N. Cheesemao, in August last It is sai l an attempt will be made during the present session of Congress to secure tbe admission of Colorado and New Mexico as States. Judab McAktbob, of tbe Criminal Court of Washington, rules that a landlord is the proper judge of who shall be received int j his houso......Tho Pre intent has appointed Gen. Crouton, of Kentucky, Miniate.' to Ecuador. Foreign. Josie Masspiblo, bow living in Paris, lost $37,000 by the failure of Bowles Brothers We are advised from Paris that the determination of Thiers not to resign has had a quieting influence on the co intry, and that everything ia now tranquil. Thi storm wbieh ravaged the coast of Northern Europe last month ia said to havo been tbe most severe in tho 11 1 two hundrod years London was frightened but a short time ago by a formidable slriko among its policemen." Now comes the newn that it has been plunged into darkness by tho striking of several thousand stokers employed by the gas companies. The dispatc t states that all tbe theaters were close i, and candles were regarded as luxuries, that the inhabitants were fillet with consternation and dread, nd tbat the irration against tbe stokers was very great. Fahis is again convoked by a vote of the Assembly, and Frenchmen are evidently getting ready to go down into the streets and

Wednesday, Dec. 4. -Sehatk. Tbo Senate

adjourned immediately aft:-r the reading of the jour

nal.

Hoi'SF.. The following bills weri Introduced liy

Mr. Dotin To provide for tbe fpeed) constriif tio.i of n iiu.o canal of iariie capacity arotni I theFalldol

Niagara, ou the American Hide. Jly Mr, Archi t To amend theaetof 27.li May, 172. tor tiio abatement

and repay ment of laxce cn distilled epHlti in t-ot d.

deficrcyvd by casualty, lly air. Kerr TO autbortz the coii8trucihn of a br-dce across the Ouio rtver. te

twten ?ew Albany and Louisville. The coftnidera

tion of the bill providing f.,r the coliutrucion of tt-ll rtoopi of war was ledumcd. aud tbe dtpcubidi'ii Was

couunut-d unlli ttto rxpiratioa of t.'-e luriilait boiir, when the Mil went over. The House, lit ?:: n. m., went into Committee of the Whole, at d distribute

tbe PreeideiitVi Hnnuat uiei.mtge umonit appropriate

romnimees. ine qiierioo oi reivrriiip me snryci 01 l'otttul Tob'irrHoViv crovoked e .nii.dert.ble discussion

brt it wa fiitallv ayieed to commit the matter to the

Appropriation l-onim litre lbe;etiteilliial Celbra tiou wui referred toasib ct cooimitteeof nine, afit which tbe Ilouse adjourned.

T.icnsDAV, Dec. 5. Senate. I'.iIIh intro

duced: Lewis (Ya.), to auie. d the lbuikrupt law

Ferry (Mich.), for a Court. Uouse and Postoflluc at Grand Tlat ids. Mich. : Losian (111.), to ficilitat: tho ttdminihtrntion ot justice ; Wiljrht (low n). eiteiidinff

.time lor construction oi tlie railroad irom tucurcjfo to tbe west . nd of O'Brien county, lowfi Petition

for a itruiiibitMiy liouor law wure presenled A reso-

In-ioii wafi panned rv (inetttiiitf tbePresid1 nt tefui-ni-li

lnlirmaiion us to tte: Ali-ieao sluve triu e, and tbe lie

Hon ot (.real riritaiu and oilier powers f r its mit rres

Kion Mr. Suoiner aaked to be uxuuhU from service

on any committee. II list. Oil in introduced: Wteeter, to incorporate

barikiut? asoc!..'lloi tc.pital Iisl.tSSt.o tl, witti ttic-

nainolthe Kxcu'.-ouer ot Hie 1 iiltedMllts: la

for tbe relief of Boston timilnr lo Ihe Chicago till Mv-ts. eivina a Si.ooa pensiou to the wl Iw cf t.en

Mende: Harris, to allow f.rmeru to tedl leaf tobacco wiuiont restrict aui Tb bilt for ihe construction

of steam sloona of war was amended ho as to r.revido

tbat but six shall b-: btiiit, a -d that the armaa ent of

eacti snail not exceed ten guns, rassed as amended

Fbjiiay, Dec. 6 Senate. Bills introduced:

Cole, to withdraw from ctroulation attiooal bank

notf-s. instituting therefor loi'al tender;) ; Morton, to

refund to the States the interest on the money bor

rowed to tiiuip United St.ttes iroops la the late war

Morton, creiitlnz a cominisnloil 10 sett ft clttlrns

der tbe Geneva iiward : rerry, for the :'epeul ot the iron-cl.id txilh Wiit-ti: (towa)olfi-rtd a lesolution diiecting tbe Fi..nuce Comniilte- to itKiilire as to the relief of th -stiiiifency i,, the inoney ma rk-r, and tho propriety i f providing tor the further issue of l"L'ai tend-r uotes I.ice called up the reso ntloa askim; the i'rtsidion fjr mforniatio retfurdiiilt theappibation ioi Rending trcojsto Arkansiti', n:i-i the atlion thereon. Iteferredto Mriury t ouimittfe. Hoi'hr. The bill aboiislmi.-' the oillces of Assessor and A-sistant Ascro- t f lot rnal liiTenue, and transferring their dl.f!rs to the (Jo. lectors, was passed Harri-tutr dueed a tiill for payment for properly destroyed by aitllioriiy of (Jovr rnieetit during tbe war Ttie Centennial Committee was instructed to iroiuiro into tlio ftasthilty cf takiut; the ceosus in 1975.

"Western Patents. Tho followinr Wettm patents were ismieft from the Uniterl Stt?s Patent Oflice for the week erulinjr Novprnber 12, 1872, as reported by Gridley & Warner, Patent Attorneys nr.d Solicitors of Patents, No. 135 South Clark street, Chicago, 111. : ILLIN'OIB. Bo'torr.injr shot metal ware William C. Brn-

telegraph instrument K iiha Gray,

Mcllukin, Middle-

Pri.iT.ing

UhjeaifO. Pert ib!o fence Joseph J town.

Conatruotion of step-ladder Calvia O.Udell, Cbietpo. Han ester William K Low, Santlvie.h, Maciiine for taM-ing eas-ilttlngs Hiehar J T. Crane, Chicago. Vtorine supi.'Orier (leorie Dirliin, Freeport. Wheol for vehicles - William A. Lowif, Chicago. Kevorfihle pinion mr wathes Nicholas Stauin, Chicago. Cultivator--James O. Stowo, Bloouiinttton. MICHIGAN. Railiray crow-tic Daniel 0. Kallam, Ponliac. Grain thrasher Fredoricn Ladbtcr. Y.eilanti. Wasiing fluid Martha A. HanelirsoD. Fro-mont.

ObcHoriiea of Hornce Orecler A Solemn and Impooins i'tiKonnt The funeral Cortege VItiicBcl by Thoasands, Now York (Dec. 4 Correspondence of Chicaeo Tribune. The funeral of Horace Greeley to-day waa a tributo befitting tho memory of it

man whose life and character have so (strong a hold on the attVctions of the American people. Tho denso throng at the church; the long and solemn procession ; the endless multitudes lining Broadway; the draped horses and flags ; the tolling bells and tho final rites at Greenwood, combined to form the most impressive obsequies in the history of the metropolis. The floral contributions tlir.t poured in from all sides were unexampled in number and novelty of desipn. The interior of the Church of the Divine Paternity, where the obsequies were held, presented a somber and beautiful pppearance. Outside of the church were throngs waiting in respectful siitnc. Police stood in front of the church as a guard. The church wa opened at about half-past 10, although ladies had previously been

aumii ten atut nuea tne cauencs. uur-

nc the hour which elapsed before the

fiiT.vat ot tne procession, a strain oi

music was discoursed by the choir.

Among the hist celebrities to arrive

were liovernor lloltman, resident-

irant and Itecoe Conkling: soon after

entered, and immediately following

hem. were Henry vv ii?on, Minister

Washburne, and Secretary Belknap,

who sat at the right of the pulpit.

rher.! were also Gen. Schutz, 'Lyman 1'rumbull and Vice-President Colfox,

who tojik a seat near the President.

Ihe crowds outside extended as far s

the eve could reach on either side on

Jcitth avenue, awaiting the anval ol the

procession.

he church had been appropriately

lecoratcd. Over the door in front hun

flag draped with black. In the

vestibule was a portrait of Greeley, with

crape around the irame. The screen behind the pulpit was covered with black

:!loth, hanging in gracelul folds and re-

loved by testoort', while Irom the top

of it depended graceful st iings of smilax.

1 he pulpit itsell and rail in front were fuliy draped. Drapery ran around the frcnt of the galleries and from bracket

to bracket along the tide walls. Lengths

of serge drooped from the center of the ceiling to the'spring of each arch, twined about columns and hung from the pin

nacles ot the organ. 1 be clock, stopped at 10 minutes before 7, the hour of Greeley's death, was surrounded with

black, and above it, in a green wreath, W2S a white cross of flowers. The pew

Mr. Greeley used to occupy about mid

way of the north aisle, next the wall, was draped with crape. The figure in

tlowers ot a lyre with broken strings, hung at the head. The seat was thickly

strewn with white nowers, camehas

being placed in the spot which Greeley

himself used to occupy. This pew will be left empty for thirty days. The mo-it remarkable decorations of the church, however, were the flowers. There was

a beautiful appropriateness and personal cigniticancG iu many of the devices

which surrounded his bier. At the back of the pulpit, under the words : " It is done," with which his great life closed, was a weath of ripened wheat, a lit em

blem ot the rich harvest the keen sickle

of Deati had so lately reaped. Below this was a shield of white flower, with the arms of the State of New York in purple blo3soms, the gift of the Common Council. Still below the last, an axe and a pen were arranged in the form of a. cross. A magnificent arch of white flowers, presented by the ladies of Dr. Chnpin's congregntion, spanned the pul

pit over the Hpeaicei' he.td. Un its white

ground was wrought in crinifon bloitorns

the legend " 1 Know that My Redeemer Liveth." Indeed, these words and

It is done," were repeated again and

again in decorations, in all sorts of device.'-.

About the coffin itself were arranged

gifts of the choicest kind from personal

menus, the air was lull ol the sweet breath of flowers. They were thick un

der the foot which trod ko ifvcrently as they bore him away. They filled every available space with their beauty. Thurlow Weed was , p ,11-bearer at his own request. Dudley S. Gregory, also a pall-beaver, was th: man who loaned Mr. Greeley the thousand dollars with which he started the Trihum. At twenty minutes past 11 o'clock the procession entered the church. Th solemnity of the scene was most impressive. The stillness wa such that it seemed as though the people in the church scarcely breathed. Rev Dr. Chapin opened the ceremonies by reading an appropriate selection from the scriptures. Miss Clara Louise Kellogg next sang very touchingly, "I Know that My Redeemer Liveth;" after which Henry Ward Beecher deiiveted the funeral oration. The address waa followed by earnest prayer and another hymn, "Angels ever bright and fair." The Rev. Dr. Chapin then pronounced tbe benediction, and the choir sang a most beautiful and touching chant, ''0, what is life?" after which the procession moved down Fifth avenue. No music was in the line. The procession, as it slowly moved do.vn the avenue, presented a magnificently imposing app .arance.

1 lie door steps ot all the hot ses along tho f.venue, without exception, were thickly crowded. The windows and balconies were full, and the hotels, clubhouses, and public buildings of all kinds presented a se-i of human faces. The gathering was greater than the multitude which welcomed the Grand Duke Alexis, or watched the funeral of Abraham Lincoln. From De. Chapin's Church to Madison Square, a distance of

just a mile, the avenue was nearly blockaded. On the outer edge of the sidewalk tho crowd was huddled two and three deep, and on the walk within there was barely room to pass. In Madison Square ami on the space before the Ffth Avenue Hotel, the concourse was Btill greater. All along Broadway, from Fourteenth street, through which tho procession moved, to Hamilton Ferry, there was a dense mass of people. About Bowling Green, the Battery, aud the Ferryhouse, the crowd stood patiently waiting. On the Brooklyn Side, the same scenes were repeated. Along Union street to Fourth avenue, and down tho avenue to the cemetery, btretched the wonderful double lines of watchers. At Greenwood there was a btill more surprising sight. Here an enormous concourse had (.atherod, standing about the entrance gates and flinging tho winding roadu, and concentrating about the open grave, so that the mourners, when they ariived, had great difficulty in following the b-;'.t .f . About one hundred and twenty-eight carriages followed the remains to Greenwoo 1 Cemetery. The body wan deposited in Mr. Greeley's lot. There were no ceremonies of any kind further than laying the body in its last resting place.

Tut Supreme Question. Health is the most important of earthly bles lings, and therefore the nervous anxiety of the tick to ascertain the relative meritB o' the various medicines in use is not sur prising. Within the last two y ;arsmany thousands of invalids have abandoned

the preparations of the pharr.mciopolist I for the reir.edy introduced by Dr. Walker, of C.'d.fornia, under the somewhat ( ccentrij name of ViyEflAu Bitters. That this new Vegetable medicine is " winning golden opinions of all sorts of

if ople" is beyond a doubt. The ac

counts we he?r of its extrtxirdinary ef

fects in cases of chronic dyspepsia, rheumatism, liver complaint?, malarious fevers, nrrvou- prostrations, and many other distress ng diseases, certainly jusiify the popularity which it has ever) -where acquired. Dr. Walker claims for his specific a remedial power ever all disorders that do not involve an irreparable destruc tion of bone and fiber, avid results so far vp je ir to have justified tho claim. In this age of wonder we ure not disposed

to aeuy the possibility ot any phenomena not directly at variance with tbe laws of nature, and as it is held by many physiologists that ail maladies proceed ire m the same generic cause, we see no reason for the incredulity with which some people regard the ides, of a Universal Medicine. Dr. Walker's preparation seems destined to be universally approved. Com.

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A CIIAI.I.KNGE

IS extended to the uorM to place Betoro the public a better co()i or (mi? remedy than ALL-EN'S LUNG BALSAM. Vebii.y it Hath No K'QUAL. CONSUM PTIVKB. BEAD ! Would you cure tlia', diHttvmlnit couh, an-1 bring btck ttiat healthy vi.:;or till Intel) planted in yonr cheek? ir you v-otitd. do not delay ; lor, etc yon are awate, it will be too late. ALLEN'!- LUNG BALSAM In yonr hope. It has been tried by thoonands such aa yon. who have been cured: many, in their gratitude have lent their num. to us, that sulltniig humanity tan rent their evideni-e an-i believe. Don't experiment with new aud ur tried mixtures you canuot afford ii tut trv at onre thin invaluable articlw. It i warranted to break up tlie mosr. troublesome cough ill a few hoard, If uul of too lonit lti.Unp. It 1 wur niittt-d to give .-utlre atlifaction iu all cases 01 lung and thioat difficulties. UNSOLICITED El'IDENCKSOIT ITS MERITS BEAD THE FOLLOWING :

WHAT WELL KNOWN DRUGGISTS SAY ABOUT

ALL. S ii LUNU 1SALSAM. 8pn NfiriEio, Tens., Sept. 11, IS72 Gentlemen: Ship 1:4 eix dozen Allan's Lung Bal satu at once. We ha .-e not a buttle left in onr Store.

It hits more reputatiou than any cougu mt-oicius we havo vver Bold, and we have boen in the dm i business tweniv-neven years; wa mean jmt what wo say about the Balaam.

tery truly yonra, HURT & TANNER,

AUAIS Real) TUB KVIDKKCE from 11 Drnireltt

who was cured by use of tbo Balxam. aud uow fella it largely.

L. j. i.'Oltreii. ithi;ctki ai aiariue v.uy. juicuiKan,

writes. 81-pt. 12. 1372 : " I am ont of Alleu'a Lung Batearn: send me half a, irons as soon a you can ; I would

r&lher bo ont oi any tner medicluc in ir-ynore. The

L11118 liaisain never laiia to ao poou ur taose auuett

with a cough."

it Is barmleee to tne ntott aoucate cuuu. It contain un opi: .ii in any form. It Is soul by Medic: iie-dealers generally.

CAUTION. Be not. eiecMvert. Call for ALLEN'S LUNG BAL

SAM, and take no o ;her.

Mm' Ulrecttons accompany eaca botlte..

J. N. IIABIi IS t 10.. Cincinnati. 0.. PaopaiETOR. tar Sotd by all Medicine Dealer.

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Mr. Editor. : Among all the many romadies

for the Epizooty, or lioree diwasc, we have fonnd in otir experience that what is good for humanity is good for th9 horao ; vro thensforo used Davis' Pain Killer for hs thins anc for

them to inhale, and in some caseswhere Itron

chitis is bad, have given t ounce of Pain Killer in a pint of warm water and molasses, crank with this, the results in bad c ises have been beneficial. In bad cases, whf re the animal

dooa not expectorate freely, give about 1 cunce of Allen's Lung Balsam three times a da; . It will act on the horse as on man. Let "t hose having an occasion try it. We have cured fourteen horses with this treatment, somo ot

wnic:i were very sicli. A. Cincinnati, O., November 27. Herring's Safes Again Iriumpliatit.

A telegram says: ''Another Herring's safe rescued from the Boston ruins. Evervthina

saved. Nothing lost in TIorrinjr'B safeB in this tiro." Such facta need no com nont. Herring

Y. t,o. a omce is at -lb state ft., uiiicttgo.

The Boston Herald sold 2.'H,K)fl copi ft the day nftur the Jtrwton fire.

The purest and sweetest G'orl-Liver Oil

in the world is Hazard fc C.'.swf.iih, made on the sea-ahora, from fresh, tolotted livers, by Caswell, IIizmio k Co., Ife Yorl. It ia absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who

have once taken it prefer it to all otters

Phycicians have decided it nupcrtor tc aur . : 1 - i. -,-

01 lae Duier eiu in marati. iora.

A Papsr for You.nq People. -The yonrA's Companion, of Eoatoii, is ono of tho most judiciouB and enterprising sheets it the

country. Com.

The troptistrrs of Joirsw's AmJyne

j. nnmeni, I'arm.ms rurgaiive rtus, and -Aer-Man's Cavalry Condilinn PotKdert have mb iished a readable and inttrut tivo pami iilct

wrjicu may to unci re at 1 110 sroros. Cum.

A UI.OR.IOUr. ItKl ORD. IWftlVft ) 3ftM a;;o a few modest lineB in a New York Jo irnal invited public attention to a now Yege ablo lieHtcrative, anc! aolicited a trinl of its trririts

as a remedy for indigestion, 01 lousnoss, I'jvor

aud ague, uebiur.v, uervous m orders, rli ;-ma-

tism, u nd all complaints requiring invbj :.tat-

lag ami regtllliiif; treatment, ah una cjuiftt, unpretentious v.-ay, Plantatk n IHttkhs was introduced to the world. It was a snuccHM

from the baginniog. All that was claimed for

it as a tonic, a corrective and intliloto to ma-

nirioua 1 ever, was 10 una to neecrictiv true.

vVillim five years tho annual sales of thin

article amonn t eUo over One Al Ktton of Jit. ttlea,

A few years more and thedcm.uid had swilled

to jivennmon,. The annual 'onimmpt.-ni of

the hit tern has now icaciiod tno almost in

credible afrp-regate of six Ml 1,1.1 ONB ov iiOTxi-s

and for every bottle sold a copy of the I."4.UhTitATui) Mkpical Annual, published by tho

piopnefors. at a cost of if Ilil),U0l), is f iven

away. uom.

JBlAGNFTISM 1 nE mover and JltTS".'Bitr

01? thi; World! -New facts aro eonstintly coming to light, in regard lo this potent, iigrmt in nature. The Magnetic fSpriugsof Alirhigan

ana titnei- localities aro aitrujnng rue pro-

munu attention ot Keteniiiio in on. ,-lanv

emeu are claimed to hr.ve been accomplished

through the agency of tho ' .u.ignetic" waters It those waters aro imtu-egnabxl with tnsirnet

i ;m, in it at all wonderful that Dr. Trask . onld I e ablo to comMnn magnetism with vegetable extrartn, and present lo tho world an 'VSlec-

Irn; or " Magnetic Ointment .' Dr. Tra: k claims to havo diticovcrf d arid ae

eotoplished this remilt. ittini its lowcrfnl leiirtiiitiiig qualities it Koome to potspHS strong magnetic qualitica and is worthy t, trial by the public. 'See advertisement in this piper Co.

The American Agriculturist, speaking

about the irreat merits of CABLE SCREW

WIKE Boots and Shoes, sayn : "Atrial of these goods for several months past, and the

testimony we nave from dealers, prove tills

method of fastening soles to be a good improvement ; there is no ripping, the wire

holds until tne sole or tne snoe is lairiy worn

out. Com.

A handsome Christmas present to a

gentleman will be a hundred tilmwood Collars.

1 nev win last mm a year, ah nrat-ciass inr-

nislung stores can supply them. Com.

Rcfus CwAPMAjr. of Liberty, Maine,

had a stiff leg, bent at the knee, limbered and

strengthened by tho use of Johnson s Ano

dyne Liniment. t;om.

Said a Parent to a Child. "Just look

at those Shoes, onlv bought last week: cood

as new, all but tne toes, wnicn are worn

through. Moncv thrown awav. feet wet.

stockings soiled, all because they were not

Metal Tipped. farents, taite your cnoice-

noat, genteel. Silver Tipped shoes, which nover wear out at the toe. or shoes without

Tins . with rairt ed holes and protruding toes.

Which looks tne isest f wiitcn is tne cneap-

estf Com.

The analysis of "The Queen's Toilet"

for the Como'exion. made by Professor 8

Dana Hayes, of Boston, proves it to ha free

from all poison, and a truly valuable prepara

tion. Com.

Am Estaiilisded Remedy. "Brown's

BnoNcniAi. Tboches'" are widelj known as an

established remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bron

chitis, Hoarseness, and other troubles of tho

Throat and Lungs. Com. Wlir Endure Whnt la Curnhle ?

"What can't u crtrod mnet be endured," says the

proverb; but indigestion can be cured, and therefore it i the mereet stupidity to endure ft. Dyipt-ptics have ce tainlv a riirht to contince dyspeptics to the

nil of their days if they choose; t ut as It is not sup

posed th:tt any rational being prefers physical tor-

mr-nt to rase nnd health, the probability Is that If all

snftVrcra from indigestion were convinced that an ab

solute, infallible remedy or their complnlnt existed.

tht y would with oiiO uccord reuort to It. We mobt

emphatically declare that such a remedy dooa exist,

and that Its name is Ilostetter's Stomach Bitters. The record of its success extends over a period of more tha-. twonty yeAre, an 1 it is fearlessly alleged that during the whole of that time it has never failed to afford permanent relief In any disorder or de-aoge-ment of the stomach that was not organic, malignant and incurable. The testimonials that go to establish

this important fact can be counted by fhe thousand.

Stomach complaints that had been aggravated by a total disregard of all dietary mles. and intensified and rendered cl ronic by medicinal treatment or dras

tic purgation, have in hundreds of inst-incs been

enred within threi months by the systematic use of

this celebrated utomncbie and alterative. It should bo remembered that weakness of the digestive organs involve many other ailments, iiitionsness, headache, nervous di-hility, spasms, palpitation of tha beurt, rush of blood to the heiul. nausea, vertlg-i and sleep. les.ne-s are among its concomitants and results; and for all these the grrat vegetable tonic ia a spocilc. It nets first upon the stomach, aud through the storuach upon the secr.-tory and nervaus systems and the bowels, its general effect being always genial and eneficont. A3TKKICAN SPNDAY SCHOOL WORKER (lit. year), a :i2-pag monthly, low leunone for every Sabbath, with expository notes for teachers; Lesson papvis for scholars. Specimen copy, witti particulars, free. .?. w. MclxTiaE, Publisher, f. S. and Theological Bookseller, St. Louis. M. . While Waiting for a Uocoh "to go as it came," you are often sowing the seeds of Consumption. Better try at once Dr. Jayne's Expectorant, a suro care for all Coucna and Colds.

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woilh ft.v nt-b t Twenty-five r'emiy Sewinir Mdcli' in wor.n $11"' w li I 2.300 G.ild and Silver Lover Hiintiiii! Wi.tclies (in nil), worth from Jai to (300 each I O'.l 1 Chainf. .-ilver-ware. Jewelry, etc., ete. Number f ifU !SW. Ticket limited to UO,:0. Aleuts w.tn! ?I to mil Tickets, to whom Liberal Promtunin will e paid. , , Single Ti .Vela. sii I Six llckyuj, f 10 TwlK Tl"k ', Sill) t Twenty-five Tickets. 84 . Circular, r.mtaiult : a lull Hat or i rises, a doscriplion of the njwmer of drawiiiR, unil oihor information iu riifoietire ; tee Iiirtiriluitiini. wili be sent to any onmlitiui them. All letter uiot be aildVessed to mm opiiik. D. SIHE. Bok 86, VI" . v fnlrl)iN)TT. o. SOLDiKRl' BOUNTYT tSoldloni oc.Uated b woon May 4th and August rtth, lfifti, for Ihrfe yoars. am nTnr rnwivmi bounty, cad now obtain It; nlso those wtio tmtl?d to apply tor the additional iMjunty. AddrwiA, with Ump, B V. BBOWN A 00.. Pittabarb. Pa.

I nnrrvnitftFdi

500lJufiEiMDiilloJ

with Fitnilj Carriage

worm 11, km i pire

Trsisilr irna enenzed tor twentv Vtsrt la

course of experiments upon thei medial properties aud power of vegetables, aepsrate ana

combined. At the age ol seventy yeari ne succeeded in presenting to the world, as me remit

of his esp,ri'ueri,:i. " combination or vegeuuue extracts, the power of which ia renwving dis

eases is uueqiiiiled ui tile aunnli or .medKlne. fottK in a romb! na

tion of thei? iwterful Vegeubla BKtiacUvMth Biectrioily ur MttgactUin in tbe tonsioi ah Oint

Certain, It la, tliat the remar table and unprecedented meccsa which lias attsnaea Its finnlirat.itin in the rure of diseases. Btt TOOB It at.

nneu hj the imvitfHt discoverv -of tbe age. and

calls for a trial anil close inreatlgaton of its

properties. a nwp Aiiin. whilo there remains suf

ficient life to restore a natural and healthy action to the capillary vessels or the iody, and equalize tho circulation of the blood. By this menna a rontrolliinf uowcr la trained over the

most moliirnaiit forma of disease, which cunnot

ue oouunea innu nny uuht n mij. Mnti l ftn nnwsr Of tills COmolllB'

tiou, that it penetrates to every iortion of

the humi n lramr ; every none ana ravscie, ras, nerve nnd ligament ia e'srehed owt and made rcnslblc of ita pnrifvinc and healing influence.

ilencc It copes as reoauy wim uiunaju w inrnnl i1Ia,-ii

Namerous iuatancca are on record whAN thin rpsmoAv hit restored heaith to rja-

tlents so near the rrrave that the most, powerful

Internal remedies railed to proauce any euecu Such tuts frequently been the caeo in Innnmma-

No patient ever meed Uc with this disease where the Magnetic Ointment can be obtained. Wn Turin mmatnrv Rnenmattlnil

this Ointment is tho most complete "mod) ever prepared. For Diphtheria or Putrid Swe Throat

it is unnvaiea. In tllnptv-nlnA PmMMt OUt Of

hundred, it will afford entire relief to theworst cases of Nervous Headache in thirty minutes. For Nervous Dlaeavem this medicine is

Of immense -alne.

AOectlisna or tne spue, raenmaosra. Lameness. Ulcerated tiore Thnait, BrrmcaitJe, Pleurisy, Cronp, Colic Cholera Morbus, Ague In Mie Fur., nr HiHuL Rums. Scald Hear' Scrofula.

Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Inflamed F yes, Fever Sores, Sores, etc.. will be immediate y relieved

by the use of Dr. Trust's Msenetic Ointment. D. Ransom. Son & Co., Propr's. Btffalo.N.Y,

RIEKCHAWT'S 6AR6LIN6 OIL

Vla.n. ltltHI are not a vile raACV XlrlOfc.

made of Pnoi-Kom, Whiskey, Proef Spirits aml Ree Liouors. doctored, spiced, and sweetened to please the

taste, called " Tonics," " ApMttzers' ' Itjg'St1... , &c. that Uod.tke tipplar onf msawmtAsml i t

bat are a -tnu MeAan, itaatf-fssssrSke ImittmM

awdherlK of aliiomia, trie rrom an Aiconooc anssam

Iney are the Ureat rica j-unacr ana a xjcsimis. Principle, a Perfect Rem .vat or and invigerttorof Ihe System, carrying off all poisonous matter and restonBf; tlie blood to a healthy condition, enriching it. renxsoiat

a ad invif-orating both nunc and body.

......i.. .-,rH .i ail form of d

iag to directions: and ressam -ioog.wiweja, pwirnirn t aeir bones are not destroyed by mineral poison oretaef means, and the viul w;.ms,.jiast4 beyond Its jsl repair. . " .M . ..

arrapeiwisi or ansureeuvai. nomsn ?.c. w U Shoiuden, Crmgl s. Tiabtaisfef tiiK, Bib riness, Saor Ernetations of Ihe ariMiww(v'i in the Month, Biliou Aitaoks, PaJpUtioawplpM

Heart, I nnammation ot Hie Lnngsanun the iiiiiasses ik L' t,.,.. aa - 1 in 1 iiliri 1 lifiil inpassi

:ire ilie nflsnrings rf tiy.pepsia. In these complsinrs

.: lias noeqnai. ana one oonw win wgw.wiiw a"M nuice of hs merits than a ientrthy adveilueaseat. far Vemale Co us pi , in yosssg or aac, ...i I. ,i.a n wnfaawbAasL tw Sae

IS GOOD FOE

BuriM and Senilis. Chilblains, apruius iiiid Brntsca, Cluipped llantls, Flt-.li Wound., Frost Bltei. External Poisons, ftwid tlrai'U (ialls of All Kind. Hllfiut, Klairboae,

1-oU Evil,

rPHes,

lUuiumatlaw. llemorrlMild . More lpolei

Ca!.ed Brt-afct. FUtaU. Mansee.' SpavlitN Sweeney, Kt-riitelii-., er treesv

Klrlnchi.lt. WlnJsalla,

Foundered Fet, Craefcrd !liel.

Foot Bot In lerts

Aalmnl A Iawet lilies. K.p l- I'ooUrjr,

t'ootluielie, e. Lame Itavt, Ja Jt'e. Large Size $1.00; Medium E0c.; Small 25c.

Tt). 0-clinBfMI In o!.I.InlHi-.Oti!nclSS3. Ail ntuki. a trial, bi.l it t ar. .mi lull .wdlnwtienfc A.k vem n,-t Prmarlrt or d. l ta PMmt Med dcet tm dm of vn r A linanac. uwl lead wbot tlie 1 f' ny stot "TVw'o.ryliai: Oil to for stle by 11 nuptsulile deslm tlirooel)-V lznilrH &af Owl 'kr Oui hdim-miala dal. from 1S33 to it. w-MDt, Mtd SJ mMJ. L'm ui "f. "ol .':,n' aslaaSors irli.l pn it luu do. Ws'aUo iwumfcetaM " MEECHAKT3 WOBH TABUSTS." V. dell ialr and liWral witil all, sad defy cosUadletlva, jrriw far a Almaaae. MnRHfHetuivd at lkri, M. r BEBCUANT'S GARGLING OIL COlPMf JOHN HODCE, Secretary.

the QtmExrs toUsEt, Far ImprovtBC and Beamtlfylcar tha Caarnplexlon, suaa renoTiEar Tan, Sunburn, Vrecklas and all Xruntbawoa tbe Skin This preparatien Is the oaly one of Ita class which UpreparedfremaPHTEioitx's Putoiumos, and el which a bona-flde analysis aowmpaniea each bottle as a suranteo of ita PURITY AND QENTJIKKirSSS. Printed on the wrapper of every b-sttla ta tha following cert-flcata from Prot 8. Dana Hayea, State Aasayor and Cliemiat for Misaaehaaatta. Das. 8. S. Frrcii t Son: GtNTL.KEM: " The Quern's Toilet" reesind from you has been analyzed with the followinaneults: Thlsisa purely vecetMbto preparation frea fromjpol. sonous metals or injurious substauoisorany kfadi

ngTiaiensa iuvin snow

and it is cnuifosid of

emonentana u alius prop sTbana

A HAtfS.

20 state raest, Beaton.

Price 91 per Battle. Sold by all

Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup, Seaweed

nrn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided aa

nfluence that a awifced imiaoyiiraent m avaa fWP

UWe 1

tsr Iaarniimsfilry aaua unrwa sisauss MtlstH and Gout, Dyspepsia or IasJagstioa.Dmuue, Remiltcut and Intemirttent Fevers, Kaeaaes re the Blood, Liver, Kidn:ys and liladder, these BbKrabm len most snccessfiil. Such Ohrjase are cansea by Vitiated Blood, wtr'ch is jjeaerilly CTlsbysVraepM ment rftlse'DiMstiye'pfiv , ' iw r They are a Oentle lnrntlve as well aa a Tonic, possessing alse tliepculiv ratrit of acting; as a powerfid arent in relieving tjongestica or Infianw matinn of tlie Liver and Viapeja! Organs tflsHn Bifeaaa diseases. ...; ;v ' Por Slain Diaeaaea, Eruptions, Tetter, SaltRheitm, Blotches, Spots, Pimples. Pustul e, Boila, Carbuncles, Kios-worma. ScaldVHeast, SeP' Byes, Kryripelas. I tch, Scurfs, JD iftCoioratkms of the jkin. Humors and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or natare, are literally dug up ajid. carried out of the systtta iajS; . short time by the nse of these Bitters. One bottle m such cases will convince tbe seoat inmrrlnlona ef tacit curativa effects. Cleanse time Titiatetl Sapd whenever von ind its imparities burning through the skin ia Pimples, tnij. lions, or Sores : cleanse it when yonind it ob-i stnicted and sluggish in flic veins f deariseitwneji Rls foul ; your feelings will te!i yon when. Keep the blood, pure, and tlie health cf the system will follow. Ornternl tlaotiaasMls proclaim VnracAK Bittsrs the most woadetfal lavigorant tbat ever sustained the sinking system. Ilu, Tape, aiatl otber Werata, lltknft m . the system of to many iVmaands, are eSectnaBy ' snoyed and removed. S.iys a distinguished physiol. ogist : Thire is scarcely ar. sndJvidoalVpon tbe farelrte . earth uhtrte body inexeinpt froRWhe presence cf worm. It is not upon ihe he.V.:hy elements of the body-that worn i i exist. hf upon the rhjiexsed hufnors'and stiaiy depos-its that breed ihese living monsters ef diarasr. io svitctti of Medicine, no vcranfiujcs, no aathdatm- - hie-, will free the system from awars Eke these Bitter. Mechanical Diaraaes. Persons engaged m Paints and Minerals, such as Pi ambers, Tjpt setters. Gold !c.iicr and Miners, as they advance mfite, will be anbiect to paralyiaj of the BoweS. TdJSatd agarhst " ibis t.ike a duse .of tVauuie's YiNaGAaiii-rrEcs aaoa or twice a week- aa a Preventive. Billoiu. Iteinltteiat, and Istt'-rmlttem fve-ra. ai-liieli are so nreVahntia the vaQanw of etar '

1 great rivers throughiHit iiie United States, especially

tuose oi ine .si ississiprii, vtuo, axaouri, aaanoaav icanessee, Cumberland. Arkansas, Red, Colorado, vraroa. Rio Grands., Ptarl, Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, James, and many others,' trrm'tbeh- Trust tributaries, throughout our entire country daring; tbe Scanner and Autumn, nd remarkably so daring seasapaot unusual beat and dryness, are invaTiabiy aeeompaaieaC . by extensive der-ingements of die stoaiach asd liver, and otlier abdominai viscera. .There are always ntoreorlesa obstructions of the liver, a weakness and irritable state of the stomach, and great torpor of the bowels, facias, clogged wp-wivimkiated arrmnanialiens la thswteacinput, a pargitive eaertiaE a pewufid inilTence upon these various organs, is essentially necessary . There is no catliartic for the ramose eaual toDa. I. WAijm's

VnreGAa MTTEa as they will speediiy Mssyve the' dark -colored viscid matrtr' with" which the bowels as loaded, at the same time stimulating the secrenaas oi the liver, and generally resSaring rthe luajsJn ttpilinat X: of the digestive organs.

tserotnla, or tunee ktu, wmte 2weume Ulcers, Ervsipelas SweAed Neck, Goiter. Scraaaoasr Inflammatinns. Ind ilent IndammatWns. Mercurial A-

factions. Old buinei nuiuons oi tn : ere., etc. la these. a& in ajl olber Cot

eases, Wat kek's Vifiacaa Eittscb haves

great curauve3owerai brsno)

auie cases.

Dr. Wanter'a y altrqarsslsyW I a aajas alin Si a .J act on all these cases in a sinular manner- BypanryatM the Blood they remove the cause, and by resohr Bf assay the effects of tbe inflammation (the tubercular deposit a) a the affected parts receive health, andra aciianiiial fsaa

is eneaed. Tne properties of De. W.m.km's Vwaeaa RlTTEttS are Apeiient. Diaphoretic and Carmnativet a Nutritinns, Taxative, Dinretic Sedative, Cpqader-lrrir-' lant. Sudorific, Alterative, a aid AuteTtsb sa . '

Tlae Aperient and mild Laxative propernea as id Wn-i.-xu'., V.M.O.D V in Mm liifal sais

guard in all caes of eruptions and aaafigaaat jevera, (heir balsamic, heating, and ooc4fciri propertic awosasA the hninnrs of the fauces- Their Sedative ptaperocs allay pain in the nervous system, stomach, and bowels.

either from iafAri..t!on!vsrwd. y'f!r1MWi J j Their Connter-lmtant mSaence extends nmsagboat

tbe system, t hen Diuretic propernes act on tne a.neys,. correcting ini i rejrulatn the noav sjEIsvbsBiflla

Anti-Bilious properties stimulate Ihe liver, tbe aanse-

tion of bile, and its discltanres throort tae lautnyoaua.

and are sop-rior to all remedial agentav Jbr-tWesire ef

tJilMius i- ever, rever ana Ague, etc FasrUfy the bwdy siaraiiaa ellaeaea by F-v fying all its fluids with Vussgak BrrTaas. No demlc can take bad of a aystemthaa tai l il Xae liver, the stomach, tbe bowels, the kidney, and tha nerves are mniendiaeaataaoof bj.futtmnforant. " ' . ' " .

lMree-:.--I aie of toe Bitters or, nrarao aea

at uight frt a fciY to oaeaad oiw-haysiisjjtlasill,. Eat good aourishiog food, sach as beefsteak, asattoa chop, venison, r-ast beef, and vegetabies, and take out-door ex.-rciia. ay saiinspaaiadal infab; asjyav able increments, andcontain oo'spvat. J. WALKER, Prop HH. BfaJflMM g.n Draggiati and Gen- Agts. . San Frasoscoaad Hew Vera.

SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS aPKnLaJtS.

Tonic and Mndrake Pllfa. Thess are tho only medtcin a that will cure Pulmonary ( ousuuiption r-r. Schenck, of Philadelphia, haa been'lnjcoustaot piactlce forover thtrty yoara, ontmually examining lnnan. and knows his medicines, if properly taken, will cure Consumption. His Man drake Pills cleanse the liver ant stomach : his Sea

weed Tonic dissolves tho food, stimulates the ooatin of the stomach, and aidtt d-restion. His Pulmonic

Syrup ripens the matter, and nature throws it off

wnuum am Mniiuu. -s'l whip m miuunitiMa

TO CONSUMPTIVES!

Tb adTertiaer, harinR boon i.ernu.Mntly corvxl cl thht (froad disease ('-ouBumptijn, by n aiaple remods U aniciouH to make known to IttlJow au(Wtrra the

meant ot cur. To all who desire It, bo will send t. copy of the prescription ufkI (free ofcanw). wit fa

the direct io for prspurlnje aud using the mnih, wbicb they will find nu CtnsB run. Ooxbuhm-iox, Abtbu. BbuNvTiiitip, fud 11 Tbront or lung tlift.P.MlfraUt.

Pftrtiw wiabinfi the prtcripiion w il! p!8 ddreff

XiOV, i.UV AliU A. WlUPUaX, 1Q4 Tsanti wf. Vill .lWTt.-.h. V.

MOTHERS! MOTHERS! MOTHERS!!!

ONT fall la aracara SflUk WN

LOW'S SOOTIIINIJ IYHUP fOU

CHU.DBEN TBETU1NO.

This valuable preparation has beeu'nsedwlth JTKJ K-FAI LING SUCCESS INTHuCSAaTDS Of CASK-. It not only relievos tbe child from pain, but lnvigo ratea the stomach and bowrll cer rt acdltr, an a gives tone and enoray to tbe wholn syateni. It wli also instantly reliove Crlviaa In tha Bowels ami Wlaa CoIIe Wo bollevo ft the BEST and SUB CST EMTOk' tTUB WOB-LP in all casr of DSKSTKET Aa DIABK11K IS CU1LPRBN, whether ariaiaj rrois teethinK or nuy other cause. Depend cpoit it. mothers, it alll five rest to rout salvos, and Keller aaa Health ta Ysar Infanta Be sure and call for "Blra. WlaalowHi tseathlaa rraa,s Having the fae simile of -ODBTJ8 BJa8"aa the outside wrapper. . rk.'iil i.r Drnaalsia tbroeebou n. world.

Jwse.jt.jaa,.

MtKmwaaflaast

Isansjnji alisar.

For BaaHita oflollan. 1

lii.sus,Purabillt gtisaipjss)..Mlfli)llsl.: Mtwaaa Of wears iss twrirtaM, ander oUht aamea, but roaon.bUm ems mAmwandeotoro a isaa 1 1 baantiedtoseoerre. . -v - ' -' " THE bjhm ms rota rs asiayjbr stiiissasaaa use, at twelve eeats per pownl-weiityjlve sat tar pound bout,- 'rata-aB any oaar BuatysfcshSTr

aeuiiua.

TBB

ekiq era u xrcs rnsca No Giiaiumlaa

ina.id Ouralle-waniereMssataeraMiiti

tMrim and andrlaerv." lasts ia tlnscsaaimEaaau

3a IP. avu on if. univ&yAg.v,

Cheai

SSQR5E BicO$.. Prop'rs,

aieas, siaswwip. "ww.ip wtk

SSQR5E BicO$.. rrop'ia., Cajrrto. MsaiaW LI! jL-l'i Aii ' iJ- " On aasaaeassaaBsaasaaanassaa ii iiii ,,.i u i i,, i ill j

$75 to $250 per montlw 3g mate, to introduce thcOEyflXB IMPROVED COM3MS SKNSK FAMILY fiWH( MACHIXB. TJU S Uacbino win stitch, hern, fell, 4m k, quilt, cord, bird, brou. niidcmhroiiicrinamost wipsTrOrmaJincr. Pri re bjv onlv If IV Fully ..centra) tmUwananioA for Ave Tear. (Z Wv uiil pay fclWH) fornny mach no intU will acw strongi r, more beautifttl.or tonro (AuUe tcsuo, ttioQ JCou"' J- makes tho "Wastic I.rck Stitch." Eriy Bt'iond Dtituh can be cut, and still the cloth cannot a S tnilloii apart wiihtuittparingit. Wo pay Agmtafttn. S 175 to Ti?r mouth and expense., nri ivuTimkai

fc-from wlitcb tMicu iliat amount cm be nvadc.

Chicago, 111.; or St. Louis, Mo. aa,

1823.

1873.

JUBILEE !

Better than Fletares Is Ihe NEW YORK OBSERVER. The Great Auisrlcan Family Newspaper. 3 a year, with tha JnoUoe Tasvr BooJk SYDNEY K. RIORSB fc OO 37 Park Row. Hew York. SEND FOR A SAMPLE COPY.

sio to m

per day. Aeenta wanted evri-y-whsre. Partioc'ar tree. A. ft. HLAIB a 00 . St. LouU. Ma.

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