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IT Tb« D*il/ State Mtntmel can be had each morn tog of C. O. Perrloe. al the Union Depo hook ^aod. Me aleo reeelrea daily the Mieaoori •irtiHhluan, Chioago Pr«M and Tribun*, LouUrllle Dmocrnt, Lonlerllle Jnurnai, Htw York Herald aod Tribune, and all the Ctoolnoatl dai-

lies.

DurocaiTio Cowrrr Coarairnoa.—The Democratic Convention of Marion county will meet thii morning at the Coarthooee, aoonrflng to mage, and will be called to o»der at tea o'clock

A. M.

Tub Cmioiuim Piano Pome.—Wa have received from Mcaere. Willard h Stowell, pamphlet containing a report of the jadgee of pianos exhibited at the eighth exhibition of the Maeeaohneette Mechanical Aeeoeiatlen, with a complete deecrlptioa of, and the reaeooe for their award of the premlama to the Cblckerlng piano fortes The pamphlet aleo gltee a drawing of the manufactory of Mcasre Cblckerlng A Bone— to Imaenee pile of bntldlng fronting on four ttriete to the City of Boeton. The description of the manufactory ieelaborate and very interacting, as ahowlng the perfection of the median ical art of the country. The writer cay*, "The rough etock Is ttken In at a lower door in one wing, and paadog op this wing, hrough the main building, and down the other wing, will be deiif • ered in the wareroome finished i eo that, almost literally, ''forests enter at one end of tho bonding, and come out perfect piano fortes at tho

other."

They employ 300 men and finish 35 pianos per week, and yet they are nnable to keep up with

the demand.

Muirs. Willard A Stowell have just received a supply of fhs floe-toned instruments manufactured at this establishment. ViaotNM Canal.—Our attention has frequently been called to the condition of Virginia Drain, otherwise called "CottraU’s Canal," with a request that w# would Jog the memory of the Counoll to regard to it. In its present condition it Is a trap, and It la a marvel that lives have not been sacrifiued by it long ago. It will be remembered that the City Connoil cut a large ditch on East street t« chanjjjP the course of Virginia river (eo called) to prevent the overflow of private property. A portion of East street, south of South street, is a high embankment to the bed of the run not wider than the tow path of a canal, and its sides washed by the waters of the drain In flood time. This narrow and daogerona sheep path is the only outlet to a portion of tha city, that but lor this miserable excose for a street would Improve rapidly. We learn that the citisens to this tabooed neighborhood have repeatedly petitioned tke Council to have something done with this dangerous past, without being able to get the least attention paid to them. Why is this sol The State Faie —We learn that the oitisene of New Albany and the ompany that have the business in charge are making unremitting efforts to make the comieg State Fair, to be held in that city, superior to any yet held in tbeState. The impression is general that they will snceee4 Every facility possible will be afforded to enabtt ethlbitors and visitors to reach the ground eedk venlently and cheaply. With a view to this end the New Albany and Salem, and the Indianapolle and Terre Haute Railroad Companies are erect log a switch and station-honae, at their crossing near Greeocaetle, so that can loaded any place in the Statejnay be run through to New Albany without change. Mr. Bradley, the Superintendent, Is untiring to hie efforts to have his department fully up to the stindard of the times, and as a large crowd is expected, that they shall not be disappointed. A meeting of the Executive Committee le called by the President to be held on the Fair Grounds on the first of September. 9TA correspondent in this day’s paper gives a gloomy picture of the prospects of the "Indiana Academy of Science." We have watched the progress of this Institution with considerable interest. Its shott history would be an Instructive lesson and not very creditable to the "city of Churches." Th e society committed a grave error at tha start, and this, together with the indifference of this pious community to each eatyects as a scientific amoeiatioh would dieeuas, may be traced ite downfall. Inetead of easting about and putting soma men who loved science for her own eake, at the heed of the society, the members were blinded by a nama and conferred its chief honors on a man who never loved ,nything but himself. Satisfied with the empty honor, the empty head fell bsek on ite digaltv, and the remit could be nothing else but failure Boeder Citv Hoese Exnieitiov —At Piqoa, Ohio, they are to have n grand eihibition of horses, competition open to tho world,commencing on the 30th of Augintsud lasting t iree days. The premiums are very lio^ril. The groands are in the immediate vicinity of Pique and embrace a mile race track, which is to excellent condition. Tbs fairs of the greatest interest in Ohio thi# year, seem to be as follows: Dm Boeder City Exhibition, at Piqaa, on the 30lh of August, to bs followed by the National Horse Bbow, at Dayton, on the 6th of September) the Hall exhibition, at Lancaster, the week followtaf the Dayton Fair, to be followed by the Buie Fair, el Zanesville. Fiaa at trs Bnvuve Cemnx. About five o’clock yesterday afternoon a fire was dtoeovered ka the well known corner mi the eewth eaet dlafonel, belonging to (be estate of ttelMoJndge Stevens. The bnildtnf wee a sort of horroel, usually tenanted by several fcmilies, kwf of the time vacant, ll has had a hard name, having always been a sox roe of profit to tho police department, from the flgbta and rows of daiy ooonrreaee there, and n very general wish was ex pressed by tho ektaeao that H wewM bwraop. Tho firemen, however, oonM nos bo restrained, and pitched In tlgoraimly and pM aal An flesras. Bnt little damage wee done, aero to drawn Me flees end fame the bed bogs. Rvwawat.—A pair of harass smashed So n country wagon, galloped down aoorly Me whole leegth of Washington etreet yeeterday aAoraota. They seme op tbe smM-msi dt striking our main MraeA They liwmfl mramsfl Ami raAxwra oVamm a mUa A BMWoWWM WM V VmMI m WIW W9mWH *m horseman found himself In Mg dewed Me beese* Tke ronawsys •crted animal and lamed Mra wttbont hnrilwf Mra. Hey were

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IT Hoc. Thomas A. ItaM the Palmer Bowse jsstasdny.

ETRev.T. A. Goodwin wtll prraeb eo Me Court-house Square to morrow afternoon at half-

past four o'clock.

Patsmta Geawtuo.—Oa the Sod loot was granted to Samuel Tkggart, of IndtanapolU, for leraravement In imwjrakere. Foond—A large Iron key. The owner can have It by calling at Mia ofltae and paying for this notice- . IT The ticket wagon of Van Ambnrgh’e menagerie was robbed of |1^75, on Me eventog of the fid of August, at Mooreeville, in Morgan county. Wa bear that Mere Is no due whatever to the perpetrators of Mis pleoe of raeonlfty. Rmim Sew IwewnaiMS Cowrawr.—TMe Company has just declared a eeml-annoal dividend of ten per eeoi. cut of Me earning* of Me Company Ibr the past eix months. TMe shows a pros-

pfrOuf OOOQlOOf).

IT There will be a ipeclal meeting of Relief Fire Company, No. 1, thle (Saturday) evening, at half-poet aevsn o’clock. Every member ie re* qieeted to be present. By order of the President. 8LOAN, Bec’y. Pockit Pjokino.—A lady had her pocket picked on one of the trains at the Union Depot yeeterday. She had taken n sent, when n nice looking young man, after bowing politely, took • place beside her. He left la n few moments, and with him her puree disappeared. Attxntion, OaxTsl—You ere notified to attend a Drill of the Company Mis (Saturday) evening, at eight o'clock. Every member le requested to attend. By order. E. HARTWELL, Com.

Geo. Botlxr, 0. 8.

Sunday Liquor Selling.—At the lata election in St. Louie a vote was taken upon tbe question whether the liquor-selling establishments Mould be closed or not upon tbe Sabbath. It r seal ted

as followa:

for cloftaf Afilnft elotlDf..

Majority fov clotiny 9,191 Bill Posting .—Two or three active, energetic young men have arsociated themselves together under the name and style of Me "City MU Posting Co." We can recommend them as reliable and Industrious. They will attend to the distributing of bills, circulars end programmes, as well as posting. Ordere left at the Sentinel of-

fice will be promptly attended to.

Faxu Fight .—There was a running fight between two belligerents, on Illinois etreet, below tbe Palmer Honae, last evening, Mat cansad quite e stir In the neighborhood. It resembled 9 chicken fight, where nettber of Me birds are gaffed, covering a large area of ground, with bnt little bloodshed. After showing off over several hundred feet of sidc-wslk, Me parties took refuge

in a cellar, where a truce was signed.

(ETFiftecn new members were initiated into th# Order of I. O, 0. M. oo Wedneodaj arening, and the number of applications exceeded twice that number. Among Me distinguished visitors from abroad was our cotemporary of tbe Sonth Bend Regieter, Hon. Schuyler Colfax. Ha fa voted Me Lodge wIM a very Interesting address ea Me origin, progress and objects of Me Order, to Me history of which he is unusually well posted. It le evident that Sobnyler has been a member of Me Order Mr some time, as "heslts."—£«/e«*Ue

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BT Rt. Rev. Maorioe De St. Polois, D. D., Bishop ofVtooennee,direetfrom Europe, arrived in this city yesterday, and, in company with Me Rt. Rev. John Henry Luers, D. D., Bishop of Fort Wayne, dined with Rev. A. Bessoniee, at the parsonage of St. John’s Church. Bishop De St. Poloie* bealM ie excellent, and hie journey bee been blessed wIM success. He bas procured many laborers for tho Lord's Vineyard in his

diocese. ^ ^

Colton's Genisal Atlas or the Would.— We are requested to stato that Mr. Huntington, agent for Colton's General Atlas of tbe World, is now in this city, prepared to farnleh copies of tho work to such as subscribed for it last spring. Those who have not availed themselves of tho opportunity to procure one of those excellent works heretofore, oen now do oo by sailing upon Mr. Huntington, at Tarlton's boarding honae, in Mis pleoe, where ho expects to remain eeveral

days.

Low Neck Dkebses.—A city servant girl, In a letter to the "old folks at borne," Mna describes Me prevailing fab Ion of low-necked dresses: As for Me to a see the toev it la Me more faebunabil yu air an’ Me lee elox yon ware Me more fashnnabil yu air draat. Mis Geolrx give me a bine illk ov hern ax' I cut ite neo orf and Suxin Simmons out orf hern and wa attrax a grate deal ef attenahun to onr neoa prominadin’ to Me streets lyke other ladys and hulein’ up our elox Nobody Isnt nothin’ now whiteh dnsn’t hold op her olox an' tho bier you holds Mom Mo more yu air

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IT A fixed fact, and one everybody ought to know. We therefore propose to make the tact known that W. H. Talbott A Co. hava to Meir employ a watch maker who 1# dally engaged in re pairing watches, and making old or worn ext parts of watches new. Any one having a watch Mat ia out of order, from any oauee, ean here hava U made as good as new. All work warranted, and to every ease of failure of a watch to perform le tbe satlsfaotion of Me owner, Me araney will be refunded. Give Mem a trial, at No. fid East Washington street. —'■n — * ■■■■■■■ Unioh Fain at Krawmowx.—Tke Union Fair tor Me Cesntiee of Henry, Rash, and Hancock will be held, ae beretotore tor several yaare, at Kalghtetowa, an Angara 31st and Septtmbaf let and fid. Then# total are always well attended, and the competition between Me ateek raisers ef Me eouatiee tolerated gives life to Mem. The colored posters tor Mle lata are worM looking at, and when we say dray are Me week ef Mle eMoe, we bepe it will net detraet dram their merit. about eta e'efceh, as tbe landu were Mnnt le qalt work at Osgood's Factory, a WiBfara Bulb, who wee shine, bed hfe arm rat to a abeeklng manner by ravelvtog knives. Tbe eMww wae cat cC and Me bcace ef Me upper ywt ef Me arm were ^ Dm Beliard and Jnmen to, and eenradranl U inrarary to limb. There hauauldMn buun an ban earned a mere mtivernal toeB^ef nrrrwla •nr eNy fbia (Mi. Mr. Babb is well

Inmajutou*. Aegast 3, lata.

Ma. Enrroa:—la aa article taken from Me Ljfrrery Goeetir, not long ago ^me aty for Me Ameltoratioa of French Wit" New, Mr. Editor, wiM Me grantral reap eat fira yearself and your brother editors, I woxld suggest, Mat such a society b« formed ia our midst. For, as Mo Gesiti# wye, "to Mara dips when all great enterprises are accomplished by means of soda ties, a society le certainly Me bat means of re-

suscitating wit."

I repeat, that I mean an, disrespect; eo the ooatrarj, ft le wfth Me atoeereeTuoiumiseration tor yourself and tbe other "knights of Me quill," Met 1 make Me eaggeralno. Wit, I am sure, is oot dead amongst ns; It only alerpetk! Let us then maks aa united effort, xira him a routing shake, and wake Ura from hfs dean sleep. It ia true, I sometimes fear, that even a) onld be ewakea, he will never again be the brilliant,' sparkling creature Mat be was of yore; that Mas sout up within himself, he has tod nnen hie own ritala, and that, if once again upon his feet, he would Miad before at aa empty, neweMess moo star, whose hollow laugh would maks oe tong for silence! Let us hope lor Me best, however; and If we find it impossible to revive Ura, at least we ean give him a good, sturdy knock ia Me bead, and despatch him at ones foe,In myopiaton, it is cruel to let him live in egony, and be bed better be deed than—drank I The Literary Onnette farther states, that "Me members of tbe Society were obliged to dine together at least once a month, and shall at dinner, be, nader pain of floe, extremely witty." Should such a Society be founded, I would n spectfhlly suggest Me names of R. J. R. and B. D. J., aa Prraidant and Vice President. I would also beg leave to suggest that at tha "monMly dinner,’’all intoxicating liqoorebc forbidden, otherwise I fear onr regenerated Wit would fall again into his old habits of drunkenness. I know, Mr. Editor, that you might aspire to tho Presidency, bnt I tell yon frankly, that yon would not be ray choice. Hoping Mat yon will not fall to nosh tbe matter

through, I remain,

Yours, truly,

To J. J. Binoham and others. BEL ESPRIT.

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BTWe often hoar of "Young America," as going a little ahead of tbe rest of mankind, but Young Canada is coming up. A carriage containing four juveniles, Mo oldest of whom waa nine and the youngest Jive rears of ago, was •topped on the Canada tide of Me river opposite Detroit on Sunday, and an investigation made into some circumstances which looked suspicious, when it was found Mat Me youngsters were from Melden, from which place they Had absconded in an establishment belonging to the father of the oldest, an extensive leather mannfactorer. They left Malden before dinner, and had traveled twenty milco without anything to eat, except some apples which they plundered from somebody’s orchard on the way. They said they were going to Detroit, where they intended to sell the norse and buggy, and with the proceeds go on Meir travels. They had no money, and had secured a quantity of apples in the bottom oi the boggy, as a dernier resort in case they got nothing else to cat Their plan was that tbe horse and themselves might live on Mo apples until something turned np, when they proposed to sea wbat could be done in tbe way of getting out into Mo world. They were detained in Windsor to await Mo arrival of their parents from Mal-

den.

Wfeat ie tbe G. H. J. A. We clip the following from the New York

Evening Poet of Monday:

A correspondent says: "In your Pereonal of Saturday last yon speak oi an equipage at Newport which was brought Mara for tha G. R. J. A. of a mystic society justly celebrated for deeds of charity and love, i have heard many inquiries relative to the meaning of the letters. I can not speak wiM aothority, but are informed that G. R. J. A. is an office of honor aad profit in the Order of Sons of Malta—an extensive and rapidly growing association—and (hat no member can fill Mis responsible place who is not both a charitable and competent man, and in good standing." Tbe G. R. J. A. of this State is Hon. David Kilgore, M. C., from the Burnt District. Tho Atlantic Balloon. Mr. LaMountaln has made arrangements wiM parties from New York, by which they agree to furnish him all the money he requires to build a balloon and necessary apparatus for his voyage across tbe Atlantic. He wHl commence the work of construction at Lansiogburgh in a few weeks. The balloon will be seventy-five feet In diameter, and is to be made of silk manufactured expressly for it. Its cost will not be less than $5,000; that of the "Atlantic" was but $2,300. Meanwhile the torn balloon is being re-con-strneted into one forty feet to diameter, and an ascension willje made from Watertown with it

on the lllh of August.

(CTMadame , whose husband ia notoriously deceived, says a French paper, implored a visitor to contribute boom lines to her album. Ha could not resist her pressing solicitations, and wrote: "Marriage is a chain so weighty that It

requires three to bear it."

IT One of tbe most pleasing, at tbe same time effective, remedies tor Dyspepsia, and all other arising from a morbid condition af tbe stomach aad liver, ia Dr. Hoetetter’s Bitten. It not only removes tbe disease from tbe system,

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It acknowledge ite excellence and anneriority, and we therefore command it to the sufferer. Dr. Heetetter's Bitten ae a tonic M too well-known to need praise. It ie therefore scarcely necesthis time to do more than direct attention to thia preparation, which is certainly naequaled before tbe public, satisfied « wo ere that its wide-spread reputation most prove sufficient to satisfy all of its excellence aa a sclief and remedy for all diseases of the etchnaefr. Sold by Druggists everywhere.

by giving tone to Me organ# oi digestion, i Mem la Meir function*. AH who bavetried

Kentucky School of Meflicino, I.OITVXTf LLE, KVTNTirCmT. max lkcturis nr rma institutton mu R eosmeece on tke flrrt Monday ia November aad continue four montbs. During October pnltmtoery leetermwai be delivered at the Mcerltal aad College with-

out additional charge. FACELTY. ,

•SWJ. W. DUDLIT, M. 9., Imeritae Frofceeor of EurH|/r? M. BULLITT, M. D., Pro fetter of Theory and JOBN^nSiWPd., Trofeeeor of Obstetrics sad O. tP^BCirrllr*.. Professtr ofModlol Chemistry. N. • MARSHALL, M. D., FFofeseor ef Materia Mediae

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TXiTXMOMXAL. Beene. July la, nTMamas. J. Inumrr A Oe^-X era am si stato the stiatasy effect in my own uagteeuSoi « your eastitaat OU—(Coooelno.) Vor many meelhsmpktir had bean foMag oW, uattl I was fearful ef lotEag it ounrCy. The shin wyes my heed amoETadaanymosoaadmiire1a*amsa ( s»raBtIe^d not toxeh it without peia. this kriMlB* erafiMsa X attributed to the use of various adnrCssd hair eushss, which I have stave been told ceatata eampfesM sptrtt By the advlco of myyhyslolee, towhimy—had mown year peaaras ef porliyisc the OB, 1 oomnsmesd Bs ase the last week la Joae. The first appUeatioa altars* tha Itching aad irritation; ia throe or four days the rodaeea say teadomoas disaDpoarsd—the hair esaaod te tail, aad I hava now a thick growth of new hair. I tract that other s, similarly afflicted, will ha ladassd to try the tamo remedy, leers, very traiy, fiUSAN B.POPX. Barnett's Ooeoffiine. Barnetts Cocomine. Barnett's Cocomine. ]f7*A single application renders the heir, (ae matter bow etiff sad dry) soft and gloeey for eevenl days. It is conceded by all who have aaed it, to bo Lie beet and cheap eat Hair Dressing in tbe World. Prepared by JOS BPH BURN1TT * CO., Boston. Per sale by dealer* generally, at 90 cento n bottle. aagd-dlm. Demffmeoa CrarwC.—Hew Haven. Prof. ’Em Doflratb: My brother kao boon deaf for thrM years. Ho used year Oil a few times aad it eared him entirely. OLITVOBD B. SCRANTON. bay %• tfoe Afffllctwti. Do Orath'e Nloetrie OU.-B. Watson, No. 334 Eighteenth etreet, eay*:—“Prof, Do •nth: I aosd your electric OU for Neuralgia, tbe pain of which was Hbo death to me. I tried several phyrieiaao; only one bottle of your Oil eared me. Aloe, I have used it for Boras, Scalds, Rheumatism and Deafness on my wife, with a great deal ofsacceso. I weald not be wtthoat K, if it coat •!* a bottie.” De Grath’s Electric Oil is good for saan sad beast. N. B.—Please Inform mo of aay ease of follara to euro in from one hoar to three weeks, so X wish to ears or charge nothing. Per mle by all Drsggistsand Dealers. The Lamo shall Walk, tbe Deaf shall Hear, the trembling limb shall be restored by Prof. Do Heath's Rlectrie

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Bt« marctffml f ywwr rammat. Per the ImmediaU sure of the followtag in Horses it •tando alone: Galls, form to he,. BwatMS Legs aad Etiffneoo ef Joints, Cracked Heels, Otaadalar Tamers, fianderack, Sera Back, Splint, Spavin, Sweeney, Saddle Gall, and Old Strains, or any disease, sore or palatal, oa man or beast. Per sale by all Druggists and dealers. Depot, Phlln- —— Sm Trmtfos tlnmt Eefy CwmtrmAle- ^ tlwm^Bead the following taste ia relation to CvaisTAneno's lacriw Ma« Dm, aad then my if it has any eqnsl in the world. It neither bans tho skin nor hair; It colon every hair alike; Ite blacks aad browns am nature's dnpllcatee; It Is applied in a few minutes; It leaves a glow upon the hair; It U more perv.anest than other dyse; It contains no corrosive ingredient. And lastly ite invrutor challenge* * trial betwena thi* dye and any other ia existence, whether of native or foreign origin. Sold everywhere, aad applied by all HaLr Dresser* Cnamranoto, So. 0 Aetor House, Seta York. July3lD*Wlmo riJB Tf. 4. Mowwm Effffnet—When Pota er Xnfiammatlon 1* present In n human body, and Bmadetb’e Pills am aaed, they atoaeeeetm aponthe hnm*m whieham the ooeaeioa of pain or Inffammatioo, from the body, sad they can not iajare is only upon and over those hnmovs er imparities which are unhealthy, (want life) and whoso prsomoo to a part eaoee tho pain aad banting boat. So In sore throat, eroap, colds, cough*, rbenmntlmso, pain te the aide and pleurisy, which am all eared by from saw to them deans ef them pills, whom power in only exerted te mm ere Imperials from tho blood The rightly directed will nos them and bo cared. Sold at Dr. Brandoth’s Principal Offlee, No. 994, Canal rt., Bnwdrrth's Building, H. T., aad by S. Herrin, 1* Boot , . B.BBAHD11TH,M.D. Jaly9S-dAwlm oraBEM Axrra fxj An often the ran only safe arttelswhlaB lavarteaiy pmdnms say starts off eol-r desired, from a Sm amber bewwn Is the latensort bl cwtrr Aoono’f cxccLtiofi dye. Itpervodct every fibre from tho mot to Mo tip with Mg tings required, aad aetoally feeds the hair with Mo ailment which la requisite to promote Ite pwwth, MW. notes, lf< im iiiiiffniii tad lt< bcmtjr. FREE FROM CAUSTIC on l emry uMsrsmwsIm IngrnHsm, B might be applied to the head of an infont without iBosuliulnf tho shin. ThochomienltistfsiraplaBifooto smteum some off Mo highest nomoo ia Amorio— sotiaii. Sold ovorywhem, and rat ha* by no Hair Dnmom. Cawmnouo, So. 0 Aetor Heem, Slew barb.

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By As arrival of tha sUp fijtorfs—a a Damn at this prat iaat svosstoq, wo haw* advices frora Buenoo Ayxaa tothofifiM of Jon*. Captain Chaos, off Mo Dawn, otatco that oo 24tk of Juno lOyfiBO Booooo Ayrra troop oraborfcod on board tbe war xtoaraoia Camilla aa* witotoott Mo toUowtog fly, Focoodad op tbe river, followed by a Brasilian man-of-war steamer. Tbe sappooed destination of too teoopo wao Son IHobotao. Tho C pram moot of Boonoo Ayxos waa inertarasg ita loroco rapidlv for tha axpoel teat with Uiqnixa. All ooraraaniration with Rooaria was aad tho Amortooa awil steamer frora toon on hm lent trip wae allowed to bring only a

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Galligos was nominated ae Oppo tition candidate for delegate to Congrew. Tmmmmaaaa Klectlwn. Weeanun, Friday,. Ararat J. Sixteen counties heard from; Nethe rlaad baa a aot gain of about 2,300. Qoariea and Hatton t Avery, Etoerkfoe and Baboon, probably. The two fatter nr* Opposition gains. A Mwaalseattiwa. fir. Loyn, Friday, August i. convention at Lawrence, . on tbe 3d, norainated Marcus J. Parrott for Delegate to Congress.

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It is fo foci that, at some period, every mer.i biff of tho human family is subject to disease Off disturbance of the bodily functions; but, with th* aid of n good tonic and the exercise of plain common sense, they may be able so t o regulate tbe system as to secure permanent h^wHfc Tm order to accomplish this desired object, toe true course to pursue is certainly jhet which will produce a natural state of thlnga at the least hazard of vital strength and life. For this purpose, Dr. Hostetler Las introduced to this country a preparation bearing hfe Wtma^ which is not a new medicine, but one that bas been tried for years, giving saiMW tion to all who have used U. The Ritters operate powerfully upon the stomach, bowels, and liver, restoring them to a healthy :«-ud vigorous actum, and thus, by the simple pro 0 f strengthening nature, enable th* sy.-i ram to triumph over disease. ^ For tbe core of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nan sea, Flntnlenoy, Loss of Appetite, or any Bilious Complaints, arising from a morlW ji^tion of the Stomach or Bowels, producing Cramps, Dysentery, Colic, Cholera Morbus, 1c., these

Bitten have no equal.

Diarrhoea, dysentery or flux, no generally contracted by new settlers, and caused principally by the change of water and diet, will be speedily regulated by a brief use oi this preparation Dyspepsia, a disease which is probably more prevalent, in all ita various forms, than any other, and the cans* of which may always be attributed to derangements of the digestive organa, c* 7 * be cured without fail by using HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS, as per directions on tho bottle. For Mia disease every physician will recommend Bitters of some kind; then why not use an article known to be infallible ? All nations have their Bitters, as a preventive of disease and atrengthener of the system in general; and among them all there is not to be found a more healthy people than the Germans, from whom thia preparation emanated, based upon scientific experiments which have tended to prove the value of this great preparation in tho scale of medical science. • Fktxb and Anon.—This trying and provoking disease, which fixes its relentless grasp on the body of reducing him to a mere shadow in a short time, and rendering him physically and mentally useless, can be driven from the body by the use of HOSTETTER’S BBfOWNED BITTERS. Further, none of the above-stated diseases can be contracted, even he exposed situations, if the Bitters are used as per directions. And as they neither create fi«!■*■. nor offend the palate, and render unnecessary any change of diet or interruption of ordinary pursuits, but promote sound sleep and healthy digestion, the complaint is removed as spoedQy as is consistent with the piodnetion of a thorough and permanent cure. fbr Persons in Advanced Years, who are •offering from an enfeebled constitution and jaform body, these Bitters are invaluable as a restorative of strength and vigor, and need # nly he tried to be appreciated. And to nratiMT while nursing these Bitters are mdis^mrabie, especially where the mother’s nour- * -oont is inadequate to the demands of the iah^ consequently her strength must yield, child, . ft is when a good tonic, such as and here '*<naaeh Bitters, is needed to impart Hostetter’sbi gth and vigor to the system, temporary stren vU means try this remedy Ladies should by _ *'v, and, before so doing, for all cases of debilh ’rian, who, if he is should ask their physu the Bitters, will acquainted with tbe virtue i weakness, reewnunend their use in all casi vgaiaot using CAUTxOM.—Wa emotion the public „ - j^* 4 -

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rise of Spirits, frightful Droums, Lange ur, orany Nwvous IRraora, fiorra or Unlrho*

fikin, and Fever and Ago* (or Ohm* and PWvorJ It wfll also cure disesae* of too Stoddor and Weak, owoh ra Sratoal Worimrao, IneontiaoDoo ofUrino, fitnaguary,

Woakncss of tho Womb or BUddw, ore is BiatnJxe n foe at If.

This ConSul vm now foil to cure any of th* abov* dip•aara, if takaapar directions oa each bottle, la German, ^Dvwr Unit m NXilliwm ef raetUea Hava been raid daring the pari rix montba, aad to no Instance ha* it tailed in giving entire satisfaction. Who, tiie«, will *xffer weaknere and debility when McLean’*

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Thomas ford, a blaeksmith, living near Cass avenue, ea Tenth Street, had a horrible running lore o n hi* foot. He tried various Liniments, Salves, etc., but could do U no good. He despaired of ever being able to work at his trade again, because he coaid not bear any weight on his fori; and by one ratall bcttlo of MoLoaa’s Volcanic OU

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Wtonmnrtm, Paralysis, Neuralgia, Bruises, Sprains, Stiffness in the JoinU or Muscles, Swellings, Sore Throat, ■araehe or Toothache, Wounds, fresh Cuts, Sores, Burns, UmJh« l Pains, etc., yield to the magic influence of this

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for Horses and Cattle, it is an infallible remedy for Chafes, Galls, Scratches, Cracked Heria. Lameness, Spavin, Sweeney, Splint, Fistula, Bruises, foraUiogs. Wounds, Rattlesnake Bites, and various other Diseases which animals an liable to from injuries or aoddtnto. Brery Country Merchant should obtain a supply of Mcliean’aTolcanieOintment. It sells rapidly, because U always cures. , . . A. liberal dtseonnt will be made to merchants who buy ^irP^fOTmleby J. H. Met KAN, Proprietor, cornerof Third and Pine streets, St. Louis, Mo. Al*o. for sale as lk jj OTe junelU DeodJtwly-li

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