Terre-Haute Weekly Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 October 1867 — Page 2

WEEKLY EX PRESS.

Wednesday fiorniug, October 33,1S67

THE NEWS.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday afternoon

",e

GE.VEUAL Flsasaxtok lias tendered his rejignati n, which 'una been accepted. Moon excitement exists in Bicbmo ud oyer the el ction to day in Virginia.

There has -been a terrific gala on the coast of

La'biadoi by which a largo number of lives were |l0n is

Blcbwond the totter part of next month, unlew htaorn.Conus.-l get it postponed. The Govern-aic-at is sittJy tctry him. 11 is .'aid tiiat Seward's iniesion to New York is

ur tiAw eo-operativo Republican party in .haVr,i,..i to'lwld tlu. balance of power, and that the mlr .ion had -the approval of the President. pU'WerGkneral Eoudall has written a letft- ru-onslv endorsing President Johnson. Another weiubur-q?. the Oabto* accused of oppo* iltion f-o ih' P*ee&l«Bt will soou -io.likewise.

JUDGE.lCxiiJJCYhow MADE ft speech in^Ihila.

full accord wltH-Hnii if r. »s.

ha^ afl^ authority from him to promise that he "wlH1 vote either for or against reporting articles of*' itripeiifhmi nt. The same remarks apply to Judgo„ChurchiirB position on this matter.

SlNCiC'thB. elections tho press of the •SoriCh fif.s very generally poured out its pefctVy wrntli With groftt freedom. The liUhaifcitui ^Examiner asks Wh're is your negro supremacy now, Cuffee

TnE Raleigh' Daily Progress tells the r.ijgroes that if thoy will persist in supediting tho riidicals "Expulsion from thin country, wot extermination, is their irreversible* doom}' Wo know your will is "oadlidr"Vuck a work, and, therefore, we shtiV. kucp ffie^'boys iu blue" in convenioiit" jjujosimity to' ypur whereabouts, until v\ i. 'i '.vo experienced a change of imnrt ,"

ci'Roio appeals are being madobyCaIrf GHshlngahd' other.great men to ptotho rosU-'HiJiyn to^the rebels of propurty 6oW- "wnder tbe "confiscation net—the riier. having~lffien made undor Admiralty

Let ua seeV Such property sold

THE Bowling Green

lat*9txon-

ihe trial S Jefferson Davis: will «»mmonceat

AT.L iialj "ttUca. reiuaritaWa manner

rv,

which arc bring carried on at Toulon. ing of lh« jollification, says

piri

foe ti o*iiiiparativ«ly nominal price. Sup 1o60 tjie Government got one million fois?bfttis«Whpkl to be worth twenty mil,f doi'iurs will not the Government .lii cijtUjjjQj ted-to pay thedillerenee of nine -.MftQ nriiiioiis Of course, for justice must •WCfano lb tli#. present holders or the-prop-1 prontice laws, which were passed in t'rfV, heforo .boiug generous to the la'.e LjoI)

Uio moft senseless aud insane of any in which *he has been engaged, and to pity .r«Ui«r tiiap to justioe does he owe his re-, k*fOi It will be well if ho heeds th« lesson and forfgoes the restless ambition irh|ch has been his bane. 'v #''v :vtaj.

Democrat, Lan

ding's paper, favors Vallandighatn for.tQe a'.icc-ofefior ©f Wade. Were Bobe 11 E. Eee or .Jefferson Davis, residentd of Ohio, that paper would throw Val. overboard for eitfier of thgm_ It Is thoroughly rebel, and nothing delights its editor so much as to be continually worrying the "nigger."

"THE iateil "news frorrr .Italy does -got appear

dition of affairs in Borne. 'iuz preparations of Francs to interfere in tl- gerer0 buttle has taken place beIlumin difficulty has ceased.

favorable for the Garibaldian

tween the revolutionary invaders and the Papal forces, resulting in a victory to the latter, wiih heav.y loss to the furmer. Intense excitement prevails became of the preparation of France for-interfering in behaif oi the Papal power. T£a revolu-

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loot and 1 great amount of property destroyed. there is not much telling what compliea•rL \,W York Times denies the report that tions may yet take plac* during the proGuneral*Grant bus Written a very radical letter to gross of hostilities. J)r. Liob*r.

T-" qu-bVon of the liability the Government THIS copperhead papers over the couni'jr tho ciiniitcrfL-it siven-thirtics is receiving jj .lVe commenced the work of defaming clo« 1-t nf. II it. the Treasury Department.

yet ended by any means, and

Grant under the supposition that he

Jg lQ fae

j,Q K«?pubiicaii candidate for the

Prusidency. Tb« damage they can do iiim, howeve.r, will not lower him in any perceptible' degiee, in the estimation of the people He wri oarrv every tttam in the Union, wgann.t nrnn WHO will sufler hiin^elt t- be run I«.T the Presidency ty-the gray buck, eoh let! .irate democracy.

TUK DAVICM DWIRTUETFTLA, in GLORIFY I-tg over the result of Uiv OhiM coii 'ii, i^ave vent to ibfir tiue ept umi*iiu in *h u'.itig

for Vuiiandi?hHm

Tii.iiiiiarv'committee on the Govern-» "While the i.c:Fi?ion was pushing

and Jeifer-

DttViS' T'^D-t0n

Wrnal

fP0Hk"

pbiiad^i-1 chwr* wero caiieti Kr J«*tf Davit., snd the

phiafony »ndorsia(f the prop°Be4 noimna ion ., ycj, bad pre-.-ede'l Gen ,0i*« the Jieputlicm candidate fcr

iTiBBaid.ih.it tVtc X'r/slildfit de'sires it known better than allaudlg. that' thfeorVe«p(Sicl!nt of th"o Boston Post was not Mithorlz-a bVblih to say that he would make no Cabinet- removals until after the Novemb?r elections, or tlint ho would resist impeachment.

CAtsa'cruBiso and Eichard Merrick are proparing eases to hu,*o restored to tho former owners all the property sold in tho District of Colurnbia,4iuder the confl'scntlon 'liw'

Ilielr

Point

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these were revenue cases, requiring tlio action of jury. THE directors of the Commercial Bank of Canadu anaouncS tERS-nuspenslon of Bpeclc payment, owing to A run on ,tlio bank. Thoy state thoir belief that all claims -wilt-be met, and the eharo holders realize a'SurpluJ^ 'fisTdtimaie frioirds-of: thc'Presidcnt assert tliat ho"flcnie5 the Correctness of the report attributed" to 'hitajjy his Boston orsan, that .ho wouW forcibly resist Congress in ease the lattor passed an act Btisponding him from offlco before

THE situation of Italy- towards-Home is stilj ^.mbarraaslng and critical. Italian troops on duty «u the frontier line h.vo boon reinforced anvHlie o«icers,:iacting under the King are miking increase^ efforts* for the satisfactory discb»rK» of- tf*eh i'latruc.tipns.

I ,• "Plymouth Ohuroh at Brooklyn, Sunday last, Henry Ward Beocher presented to tho Congregaitbb'iui^ippeal to assist a Union lady in Charlesion' SoulU OaroHna, who proposos to remove the dead tJhion eoldiors nbw lying 4n tho pottors Held there, to~Magnol!a Cemetery, and .erect a monu-"iicnt-over them. A oollection of £l,r00 was raised.^

J3ovi.j^iita IT. "WILSON, chairman of tho House JU^iViary (.o'mmlttoe,* hafl written a letter in ,vfiicli heiiays he has expressed no opinion regardVng tho"impeachment of tho President, outsido of "\.he Judiciary, Committeo rooms, and that no one

twnendoui

far

i-r

ham b- cause juu^ht boldly, and un-t-qiiivoc'iliy, for tli .d'jt.truction of the Union, and the ovfrihro^- of the Government, while Val. "as too cuwardly to fight with 'Ho sword, but us^astiin like sought to slab hi-- country iti the dnrk, and away fr-m d.-:r.gfr.

THE official statement of the geograpi cal and natural advantages of Alaska, which is furnished by the State Dopartmecit, i? an i-mportaiit ar.d useful doeument. It is prepared with an intention ofgiringfull particulars of the advantages «ti 1 di^fldvimlAges^of tho territory, and will ban guide navigator*, traders and umigriint^ which tfiil bo often consuited. Great prominence i3 given tu a description of tim harbors, the best anchorages and !itHti"ns, with that very neccseary infarmatiori to men who have been a long time at tea—where they can obtain supplies, and of what character. It appears tbat there tire nineteen trading post *, four" of which are protected by forte, and only threo towns of any size, viz, Sitka, St. Paul and Deloroff. The country, so far as described, does not seem to be very productive, but it is likely that the Russians have not made thorough agricultural experiments. The wood in the neighborhood of the posts does not seem abundant, which want may be atoned lor more fully in the interior. in regard to fish,the supply seems abundant, salmon being tho principal product of the waters. Furs are also plentiful, the trade being in the lands of Indians, who are always willing to barter tho spoils of ihe forest for the commodities furnished by civilized men. Takuii literally,.wilbout any idea of further improvemeht, this acquisition would not soom to be v.»ry valuable. But there are such advantages in its fisheries and fur trade that it ii certain that under the stimulation of American enterprise, it will be carried to a point of prosperity in a few years which will be surprising to those who remember Alaska as it was.

THE decision of Ohief Justice Cease, in the habeas corpus case of Elizabeth Turner, at Baltimore, is highly important, as it sweeps away the so-called State jurisdiction in the case of negroes, by which it was hoped to continue t^ institution of slavery in a modified fonxi. This girl was a slave by the laws of Maryland, which existed before the passage of the Constitutional Amendment prohibiting slavery throughout the United States. 5y tho adoption of that amendment she became free. It was the duty of citizens of Maryland to obey the supreme law. But under the State right# doctrine, which produced th.e rebollion, it was attempted, by fraud, to nulify tho effect of the Constitution and of the Civil Rights bill which was founded upon it. There was some difficulty as to the success of this system of defiance in the case of adult negroes, and therefore the attempt was confined to the cases of minors. The ap el

children of negroes

iivtir-ui*. Vrhp. forfeited their rights to the i0CAi. courts compulsory powers to propntty." ThiB opens up a briiliar.t. pros-] ^.om

pv-rt." foi4 ibe National Treasury. Look 1

con

ir.it, £ctuilois lUid,Representatives, as well different terms to those which were neces i(luj 11 nfid-Ctibw:e1.1 II is aimed ^j8ary jn j,ue case of white apprentices. The "A

gvAMhesJLdiraraHy -decisions reviewed by a Washington

somo other jury, on

.which, will.be found rubels.eaough to doagainst the Govwrnmont. The short vwetfiN} -with- all -questions of this sort arising out.ofthe war, is to let them reaiaiii as-irreversibly settled. Peace has f).tigiit--tOJPcry closely scrutinize war.

"iT.-is -R'forurd- froci 3Iex»o that :tc of SntitH Anna has been disposed ot. lie Ijfts brut"! tried at Vera Cruz and senttucod' to a.banish'uiont from the Republic .for eight year*, tie may go back to- his •St St. Thomas and thank the ViH^wlijcb.has..so often extricated him ,'trotn difficulties, AntonioLspez Do San^ ti$ Amwis:nn\T in tho seventieth year of •hi* age, and may possibly survive the povioj of hi|banishment, but if ^10 has any discretion he will renounce the vanities of tho world and addrrss himself seriously to preparation for a future'stnte. He has bo^ii banished or .compelled to leave Me?'.ea four times, and was once a prisoner to *!*••'United States. He has headed suecCfsIui -find unsuccessful revolutions, has bojn iOvtyjpremo_power and has been dopoioi.- Vt limes a lawful officer, at times •fin insurgent, -be has been alternately an ybj^ct of idolatry and of execration to the people. His last attempt, was

jave to

until of fjll age, without

nt, of their parents, and upoD

person to whom this girl was bound was

formerly her master, and the attem twas made to continue his authority, under tbe pretense of the apprenticeship. In the case of white apprentices it is necessary that they gu«U receive an education in reading, writing and arithmetic. But no such provision was made in the casp of this girl. It was intended that she shauld be brought up in ignorance, and tbat the master should have the fall, value of her services, without tbe necessity of making tbe small, o£i*:ncUture which would have been necessary for her tuition. The de« sign was to continue slavery in Maryland in a modified form and ut der another name. Chief Justice CHASE decides posU tively that such an evasion of the Constitution cannot be permitted. He declares that, under tbe Constitutional Amend ment, freedom is established in all parts of the Union. He adjudges tbat this sys teni of apprenticeship i? "involuntary servitude,'' or slavery "that even if not, the indenture is void as in conflict with the Civil Rights bill, which eetablubes tbat all laws shall bear equally upon all per sens, without distinction of color that the Civil Rights bill is constitutional, and that ccdored persons, equally with white persons, are citizens of the JJnited States.— This judgment will free idirgb comber of so called "apprentices,"tSeld in Maryland by the supposed flUthtiSffjf'of State lar It will teach the e^tjipreholdors that by no artiiice cftji thetyife tho obligations of the O mstitutioaSMSt-slavery is utterly dead, and'tbat byJHStriek or subterfuge can the plain in|C^»s of the people of the United Statii 1* violate

THE probability that General Grantf will be tie Republican candidate for tho I Presidency, 33 producing both confusior. and dsspair in the Copperhead rankr. The leaders of that organization "kaow full well, thnt with him as the standard bearer of tho Union party, it would sweep the country with an. irresistible power, hence their chagrio and rage at tlie mere prospect of his nomination.— Most of the petty organs of the party, look upon the contest as already over, and the victory won for their aide, before even yet the struggle has commenced, but the abler and more shrewd of the Democratic papers, like the New York World, Boston Journal anu Chicago Times, warn tboir party friends, that instead of winning a victory in the late electiens which settles their ascendancy hereafter, the canvass has scarcely commenced, and that it is not too lata yet for them to meet with overwhelming revorses. Local causes, and the apathy of the Republicans in many place.-, produced by too much confidence in their prospects of success, contributed more than anything else to give the democrats power. But when the national contest comes on, as soon it must, local politics, personal favor, and the apathy which characterized the conduct of so many Republicans in the late canass, will bo socn nowhere, and the party fully aroused and determined will triumphantly achieve the election of its ursdidatelfor tne Chief Magistracy of tho miti-in. However, much we may regret tbe election of a .Democratic .Legislature in Ohio, and tbe certainty, as one consequence, of the election of a copperhead successor of Senator Wade, we cannot but believe that tbe result will contribute nore to Republican success next yoar, than to its defeat. In the national contest the Democracy cannot triuuiph. The past record of the party weighs upon it like an incubus, and will drag it down to certain and inevitable defeat, no matter how tkillful may be the tactics of its leaij ere.

T. ns Express loaroi that the "leading Democrats of the district are talking of -tftb'ishing a campaign orgnn in this city. That is right. The leiders should have an organ. The Journal is the organ of the Democratic people, and don't caro the snap of a finger for the "Democratic leaders," or any organ they may seek to establish in ihh district.. With us, "leader»" are played out. Thoy don't umount t,o a row of beans—and not even us important as a drouth-stricken patch of po« tatoes with only one in a hill !'*—Journal.

We are yati?Qed with this explanation from the Journal as to the weight of influence the Democratic leaders of this region have with it. A paper that has the courage to tell Hs party leaders that, •'thr.y don't amount tn a row of beans— aiv.t aru not even as important as a drouth stricken patch of pot«tes with one in a hill," is surely not tabe grinned !»t. We do not, however, agree with the Journal injits estimate of "leaders." We think they are an indispensible kind of creature--, every one oi whom should have a campaign "organ" of his own, so that he could warn the people when an election was about to occur, and be iri a position particularly, to advise !.hetn of bis own sacrifices for the public good, und also to publish his speeches "in full." If there is an unhappy creature in the wurld, it is a leader without an organ. We think when the Journal cools off a little it will retract the above and^take our view of the matter.

A meetixq was held last week in New York for the purpose of considering plan of constructing great railroads, to b: devoted to no other purpose than the transportation of freight,^ prohibiting their uso altogether for passenger travel. At present, on railroads, freight has to give way to passengers, and where the travel is exiensivo, freight trains have frequently to lay by to allow passenger trains to pass them. This induces great delay in the transmission of goods, and is tho principal reason why tbe Express System, managed so that light parcels are carried with the regular passenger trains, has attained to such an immense business in this country. A road entirely devoii of frsight, would undoubtedly produce much mote celerity in movement, and prevent many unpleasant delays.

Another feature of this plan, is, that it is proposed that the railroad owners shall not engage in the business of transportation, but leave it open to all carriers who will place locomotives and trains on the roads. T&GoreticaHv, '.ho plan seems to be feasible, provided tW freight business can be made large enoti^h to compensate for neglect of the passenger traffic, and provided also, tbat the regions of country wbicb are to be penetrated by the roads can furnish enough of their products to keep up the busineas, pay the cost of the'investment and yield a profit But there is one feature about this new plm, which is likely to create a very strenuous opposition. It is assumed that Congress has a right to create these rail roads, through the various Stateif without the consent of the State authori. ties. Heretofure the right of Congress to authorise the building of railroads in the States, ha* been claimed to be undoubted und«r the auteority to create post roads. But us tbe&e freight roRds will not carry the maiis, and are to be operated at a low rata of speed, this claim cannot be main1 tuined.

THE Memphis Avalnncbe wonders if the triumphant Democracy of the North will allow that unconstitutional mob calling itself a Congress to continue its vindictive and revolutionary course." The "mob" was too strong for you during the war, and we hope it will still be able to face you, now tbat you are disarmed.

Shot and Killed-

BALTIMORE, Oct. 22.—Early this morn ing Elisha Brady, a -welNknown ward pol* itician, was shot and instantly killed, by John Barns in a difficulty, in the cutting of the halyards of a hickory pole, erected bv tha Democrats of the 20th ward.

Caleb Cushing and Dick Merrick. Washixgtok, Oct. 22.—Caleb Gushing and Richard Merrick are preparing casea to have restored to tbe former owners all the property sold in the J)istrict of Columbia, under tbe confiscation lav. Their point is, these were revenue c^ses requiring the action of a jury.

Secretary Seward IT Auburn. AUBPBN, Oct. 32.—The Secretary of State finished here yesterday the duty which called him from Washington, and which was to erect ft monument to his deceased vrife. -It work of exquisite beauty. The Secretary left for Washing ton this morning. ....

XiabHitjr for tKe *7-303. NEW Yoek, Oct. 22.—The question of the liability of the Government for the counterfeit 7-80's is receiving close attention in tile Treasury Department. Assistant Treasure^ Van Dyke, at New "York, writes that»1n ail cases the distinct understanding between the parties sending in the notes and himself has been, that ho only received tho bonds for transmission and conveyance. To that effect, he requires all parties to endorse tho notes as a means of their identification, so if found to be spurious or corrected, they may be Returned to tbo^ovnpr without difficulty.

On tho other hand, tho bankers claim tbat the paymdnt wbicb Mr. Van Dyke makes when he receives the notes, is

THB TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAVIS. Tbe Herald's special says District Attorney Cbanceler has notified Charles O'Conner that the Government will be ready to proceed with the trial of Jeff. Davis at the session of the United States Circuit Court in Richmond, commencing on the 25th of November. Unless postponement is procured by Davis' counsel it is considered certain that the trial will

come off. Preperations for his reception

are being made by bis mend. sewird'S MISSION.

It is said Mr. Seward's mission to Now York is to start a now conservative Re publican party in that State to bold the balance of power. The mission bad the approval oi the President.

ENDORSING THK PRESIDENT. A Tribune special says Postmaster General Randall has written a l«tter strongly endorsing the President. Another member of the Cabinet accused of opposition to tbe President, will soon write a similar letter.

23-d wit.]

WHAT THE PRESIDENT DESIRi£t. A special to the world says the President desires it to be stated in this corres-i Ijume Bacn. pondence that the correspondent of the

Post was not authorized by bim '.0 say ho T.

1'almkr'S COSMETIC LOTION, has cured my face and hands, also, my 1 ega and feet of an eruption, after having spent ton weeks and five days in the different N. Y. Hospitals, without any real benefit to me." Writes Donnis Mehan, 99 Maiden Lane, N. Y. 23-dwlw.

MRS. PARTINGTON INSULTED.—Tbe White Mountains of New Hampshire are evidently a great institution—very high, heavy frosts, beautiful view, four dollar dinners. But the practical eye of a certain renowned Drake saw those smoothedfaced rocks, and thereupon adorned und variegated the bridle-path to the Tip-top House \frith his familiar S. T.—1860—X. PLANTATION BITTERS. Tbu raised the ire of the Mrs. Partingtons composing the Legislature of the Granite State, who £0t their wise heads together, outlawed Dr. Drake, and make it a penal offence to ply the artistic brush on their beloved hills "Verily, the fine arts are at a discount in New Hampshire. Query.—Did Drake pay them for this splendid advertisement?

MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful toilet article—superior to Cologne at half the price. [23-deodw2w.

CINCINNATI MARKET. By Telegraph.] CtseixJUTi, Oct. 22. FLOUR—Unchanged.

WHEAT—Unchanged. CORN—Firmer but not higher, mi*ed at SI. OATS—le higher, closing at 67 and holders aifc. ing 68.

RYE—At 81 48 and firm. BARLEY—Unchanged. COTTON-^-Steady aud demand fair, at 15 ror middling.

TOBACCO—In good demand, leaf 6j@7». WHISKY—Unchanged. PORK— Dull. BACON—U nchanged. LARD—Dull at 13. HOGS—Dull at $6@6 25 gross. HAY—Scarce and firm at $20@2? for good to prime timothy on arrival.

COFFEE—Steady sales of 120 bags at 23@27% for fair to prime good. SUGAR—Firm at full rates.

BUTTER—Dull at 33@iUc for fresh western, and 42.a4(ic:for N. Y. State CHEESE—Firm at 14%@I5s.

EGOS—21c CLOVER SEED—Dull at $S. TIMOTHY—At 82 40. FLAXSEED—At 82 25ffl2 43. LINSEED QIL—At 81 U-PETROLEUM-rrDull at 52@6$. QOLD—140 buying.

NEW YORK MARKET By Telegraph.] YOBB, Oct. 21. COTTON—l@2c lowsr at 19}J for middiiug uplands. ....

FLOUR—Aeavy and 15@25c lower, 88 15 for superfine western and state, 9@I3 for extra State, 6 90@13 40 for 0. Bye flour at 7tj» 25.

WHISKY—Quiet and steady. WHEAT—A shade firmer aud leBS activo, at 82 10@2 12 for No. 3 spring, 2 18@20£ for Nu. 2 Spring, 3 25 for white Michigan.

RYE—Without do?id$d change, Western at 81 66BARLEY—Heavy and destining, 81 31 for State and 1 SO for Canada Wfit.

MALT—Nominal. CORN—Opened a shade firmer and closed dull and declining, at 81 38@40£ for western mixed in store and afloat, closing at 1 38®38%.

OATS—l@lKc better, at Sl@82 for western, closing at Pl^SBICE—Quiet at9}£@U,

COFFEE—Dall. SUGAR—Quiet 350 hhds Oubi at ll%@12c. MOLASSES-Quiet 300 hhds Cuba at 6 63c.

HOrS—Quiet at 40®6oc. PETROLEUM—Quiet at 14c for cruda, and 34K@35c «fiQed bonded.

LEATHER—Moderately active at previous prices. COAL—Quiet.

BEEF—Dull *0 bbls at previous prices. BEEF HAMS—Quiet 25 bbls western at 831 BACON—Quiet. POBK—Firmer and quiet at 821 60@75 for mess closing at 21 70 regular.

CUT MEATS—Dnll at 11%@12?£ for shoulders,

15(317 for hams LARD— Hoavyatl3)^@14i. BUTTER—Unchanged at 20@41.

CllEESE—Quiet at 10@1G. LATEST. NEW Yobk, Oct. 22. fLOUB—5@I0c lower on medium and low

KrWHIAT—Quiet

at 82 18@13 for No. 3 spring,

2 28 for No 1 do. BYE—Dull at 81 65 for western OATS—Steady at 81Jf| for westsrn.

CORN—Dull and heavy at 81 38@39 for good to prime mixed, western. POHK—Lower, mesa at 821 50®75 cash and regular.

BEEF—Nominal. CUT MEATS—Qniet without decided change. BACON—Firm with moderato demand. LARD—Heavy at 13J$§14 for fair to prime steam and kettle.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

8*?T. 11th,1867.

T«eU,Blpl7 AG^senatDrr Geeds Emporium. A Urn iavoloe of 10-4 Sheetings, slightly soil, •d, seUlng rapidjy at 40 cente per yard—regular prioeOKcents. 2.000 Tarda MorenoM at 85c. worth 40o.

Jet Necklaoe^, Pins and liar Drop*, to match-*-"sew." Elegant liae black Alpaccas—"cheap. 8pleadld assortment colored Alpaccss —plain ud Heded.

New style* in Plain and Striped Poplins An immense stock ot Dry Goods adapted to '•u """"TSiferimm oo.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

A STAR ON FIRE! receatfy repcrttd ty tho ai': (utronK-ra. What Of tuat ii*'li» cute* for *io orb myriads or miles ItWay. '4oauwhile, tho whole conntry ii 8^

IS A BL.VZG

of -zc temeat st fiui wonderful -fiVct prodaced during tho pant year upm teue of thons»nde of HC51A3T SPfl£ItKS l»f that tjtienclii'. »-f heir, t!i«t transformer of gnty hair, that-iwift beaatiflerot hair of every Bllptoi»Ult tllHilo ff color, -j

kCRLSTADORjpTJ

complete transaction, and the Govern-, ment becomes responsible for the notes after that time, just as fully as the bankers would become responsible for a counterfeit received over their own counter.

ST.NT,-S

HAIR DYE,

a preparation as hit nTsss a# tht Aptil r»in. Manufactured by J. tUUsT \U01M, 18 Maiden Lan, Netr York. Sold by a»l trugW§: Applied by all Hair Oreaaers. oc9dMrlm

TO OWNERS OF HORSES. THOUSANDS OF UOBSES DlB TKAKLT from Colic. This uwi not be. Or, Tobias' Vo uetlan HorwLloimsnt will positively cure every case, if given wlion llr.-ft taken. The cost is only our dotUr. Ev«ry owner of a hors* should h»v: bi.ittl« in liw rmily for use. It is warrutitei iiiipeiio- to anything «-Ue for tha careof Cats, WmdftalU, Svellingi, Sore Tijrout, Spruiua, Bruh-*, 0:il S ..\03, &c. This intux-nt is no new tuuifd.v. Itha9be3ii ui.d nn approved of fer 2 yosrrf by h-i flrnt liown.en in the country.— Given ti »i' over-driven i'^rsc, it acts like magic. Orders are c^n.'tintly recfivftd fi otn the BACtxo

or ESGLA.NO for it. TH« celebrated Hi-

counsel in Rich- »rn Woodruff, of ironiut '.' -ins, Uiei it for yearn andsaMitl* fir svp«lior to auy other ho ba-t triflil Flncrlloct, -Or. ToUUa' Veua'iaD Eorje

IUni:oe'jt is put up ID plat butties. Taka no oth-r. Sold ly the Diw-v^'.sa'd Saddlers. poi. 00 C.»rltandt S'-re. t, S*.-w York oc9.iw1m

I.tt.1SJKi!»S3G 1 NCitf. VNK SAI.KS.

AiScoek's Porous Piasters.

Where one was sold a few years aeo, a Thousand are suld now. Tli^y t-trcipllien, irmnnl invi^nratu the part npon whicU they are applied, an- rolicve nervoas Klfectii'iK of the bow. U, lumbago, paiud of tu., tide, and usually all l"fal v-aim. !n affoctions of the kidueye they ar«..'f »r«=at service.

NF.W

would resist impeachment, nor that ha snfFret*««r«'iy from a w^-nt-uss* i« my becfe,** would make no Cabinet removals until iuvnifhe«r I'Uttom waoH rnco:»m«M«l after the November election. f.-r caswstUie kits', .1 procnrvi •, pad

MISFORTUNE.—This is a world of mis- Y-n«» ri«pcots'uiiy, .1. G. ititTGas, fortune, and one of the saddest lo a good i.-pn..»r oi thi. Br.t.i housekeeper is tf*"be afflicjed with heavy, ra. i)»i Awn )-, Bn».adr.ub Xiw York.

yellow, sour bread, biscuit, &e. It you 1 are ever troubled in this way, use D. 6. DeLand & Co's Chemical Saleratus, when you will be surprised at its charming re« suits in removing the cause of your misfortunes. Use it instead of soda.

I .-ri9! i»n

"VOBK, Nnv. 21, IS O.

ai,i.Vck

a 1.0.— Geatl»mru l:n\e laiuy

ITC'h ITCH I ITCH SCRATCH SGll AT Gil 1 SCIiATGLi ii* iroui 10 io 4.^ iiojr». WheaSo i'8 Olatiacat vurus Wh»toa'i yiat.ac.»i .cato* VVhcAto:iM .'•tiiimen: cures Whcritoa's lUntmciit currr fflicaliin* 01:itueat nrWhcatoa'ri Olnttfcrtt cmcs

fuo itch, Salt Uheuut. Tetter. iarbc:'s itch. «!«I sores. Krcry hfutl

OF IT HV (JUyoU L»RE jl.VGIU. Trice, 50 en:s •. I. hy ia%ll. ."0 cents. Address NVSEIC^ A P01'T"Jt, Nf. 170 Washington Street, Billon. *1 F«r *ale by all Druggists,

BeU-.r., r'. IS, IS'T-'lta wdwly

TUKMKK'S IO HOLOKOlKiiliX OB TUHSKU'S Tii'DOLOEOUBEllX OK U^IVEHNAZ- .\EUtt4LCUA i'lU,

?oi.!

everywherei,

riTRVER CO.. S«»I© Proprietors, 120 Treiuont St., Uosloii, 8op-\eod 3mos

fOtC Th importance .»f histrnlT r.s!la ANODV.VK, j/1- and valuable p^-paratlor is now so faly exkH-iwleo'ged. recsiTing the most f.-jea?-probat'on of 5'by»lo!an», and in whkh tho true name ot Auodgtn is perfectly apparent, tliaf In advertising, its irao character is on!y to be give. which I a*k a"! who have not witnessod its great curative power, t.) accept with confidence.

It is the tru rom dy for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Sctatiea, TooA Und Ear Achr, Wa4 Acht, Painful Hetutruifiion, i«nVr*rti, Dirrwrrhea. Delirium Trtmeas. Spinal Cyatp'aintt, Lett of Sleep, arid a« tnili antl gentlo opiate to oil Xcrvout Affection^

IQ A$tkmi it ha* been eminently saccOs»rul. Ia Start Oompltiait, a Vfry potent remedy. JOHN UUNSEA'iii.L, Proprietor,! Practical Obemtiit nnd I'hirmac- iit, 90uasoroial fflarf, Bu« on, Mass. tar Seldby all regular dealers in medicine.

From Particiaas inviw U»e greatest freedom of oorresponden e, to wuom evary erldenoe of character wi b»freely seat oadasaand.

JolT 16, dwaflt aadiam'**

•—^PECfAL NOTICES.

,he

L.uuit vra-. all I tl.si:.o A nin^ie PU.ster ent i-d me in a vt" k.

iryoi'S of on 111.

._ Uertlomnit »lio »nffored for yeare from NevvDebility, 1'rematuco Decay, am! all tho ciff.-ctB tf youthful lOdlHcretiau, wilt, lo«-.MJ«J.sake of snfericg humanity, Htuj i' lo »»li .who need It, the reciij-t iiiid directions lor tti«k!n£ th« simple remedy by -.vblc-li le v.-u cox il. fhff.rers' wlabing to pro:H ly tv» iv'tr-rUVr's c'r.n do bo by i-ddre'sing, 'n erli-i'.t

JOHN H. OflDKV,

mytodltaw wly 4:» Ce-'ac St.. V.

Aff OF' UUMANITY, IT ELATION to SOCIAL EVILS. AN USSAY FO:i YOiJNO MKS.-on Fhyaiol-*glciil' lirrofi tn,i A.tnwi inoidic.t to Y.iuth and liarly Manhund, with the -*nmau« v.rv." or irealment

,.l cere. S ut iv sealed K-Ur-r euvelopes, lreo cf *h.i.g.J- Atli.r se, J. SKIJ.MC.N' HOlSf.lUUh, Howard A^sici^tio/, t'liiiaiK-lphia, la.

Iiifornii'-tiaii tjuarautuud to i.'roJnCH a lniuriiint .'rnvrtb oi'huii' up 'i a b.il lhoad nrb^artlK-isa fuco i.'lx a recipe for the i-«iri'i *al if I'tuiples, Blotcbes, ICi-nptlons. etc., ou Uu-,!,!.., lu .v-nt toe ta,w8oIt, aloai* »in:i beautiful, fan bft oStaanBtl williout :b»tr"c l»y (ill In v«ia?

CUUil. F. C/fAl'.^AN, Chemist, C23 llio&dway, New Yatk.

mylMltay-gl Ladies Take Particular Notice.

THE REAL VELM EMU PILLS. W AK KANT WI FRKNCH.

rnUi'^E TILLS, celibrat many years ago JL isa Tivrln, lur tlie reli. cf female irreguUritica, aud at'tin wards so notoiioif tojf their enrainal employI'luni. in tho j-Kikoticu abortion, are now off.-red fj"S.ila I»r tie tlrs: time in Aniorio*. Ttiey hi\vi bs-n kept'in compniativo obscurity from tb- fact ill it CUe originator Dr. Velpoau, ja a L'liyaicittu i?iiria, rea wraith and otrtot conscl -ati 'iis ili.ctittes, und hes withheld them from general use, lo-»t thoy i-houid be oiapiojed Or anlawf.il pa im'i in overc--.-laing funileobstru.itioua, tliry Koeni to bo tru omnipotent, t.ur.-t.i:go a tue flood gales HMOI whatever cause may have sto.-p^l tne.u hot they aro Hro lto the public t^uty »r lejjitiin^tJ use, aud uli ajjents are fovbiddeu .o sell eai whou it is understood tuat tlu otjoct is nuUvfiut.

La-'i.H poenrod box, sonled fiom tho eyas of t!ie curious, by eaoUiMing o: rloll vr, and six postngo et%*"ps t.i HI. W, ul VCOiiI-jEIt, Genonil A^entf United Stat-js and Uanudas, at ALbaii^,N. Y., o- to auy autUjriZ^d A^ent. Soil by nil JJi uggists la Tjrre Haul-. o7dwly

bam:t-c x^r o- house

FA.!* OOOlCE Sc CJO., J?o 20 '.V ALL. S !'it KT, Coiner of Nassau Street, New York. We oiij i.j-i *-.*iI at ic rn-mt liberal current price. end Ue-r.' on b.inu a full aupr-ly ol' GuVernaient Bol-il'" OP ALT. ISSUES, SEVKNmitiriEs, COMrouNo INTEREST xotks ft!) exscntr orders for pnrohniio and sale of STO KS, B0J?»'S-«n G'H/O.

CON ICtfcSslIOIVfci.

Wo convert tie fx/.erft1 Uptio3»S ••iEViiN-'PinnTiES at tlife »»oriMiln ui*rk into Fiv yXwent:'.'3, H'Uivi). at *.iit jfti jiehl tbe holder P«r ceut mv.ro interest per annum- 0'.r. iii.»ri wjih iull pirticuin.# furalehed uj.ou AiH'ii."'' uij9ilii If

There i^ nothin? tftore c»rti

pterent famale irttgaiu^ies l^n I^Vci Female Pllte. They will laali CMo mcwtBlj «lcku«J», without iptiiclLi ISd laiy «m eajj^y pelKet fflaUh ''fcM' Drugglats Oct7dwtm

TO CONSUMPTIVES. Tho Itcv. EDWARD A. ITILSOX will «rnd, [free of charge) to all who detlro it h'» priwoription with thn dircctiooi Or milc'trg a ualiu le ifraple remedy by which lie WM cr?d a lua ^flection and th»t 'Irp^lei dtse^ie OotjiampUnx.— ills only ,^iect is to bea^flttlie affli-tfd. and lie ho[M.««et7jiaff»r*r will tr tui* prmcri|tiui, a« it.» ill cost them nothing an lmny prove a lit jj»:ng. PScsse addr?(«i REV. KDWAIIO A.

WUlianubarx, Kings Oo^Jla* Kotki

mylOdltaw-wl

An Autumn-Suggestion.

Now, as heavy to?* «ri«e and erarcbln^ wi eommenc* to btow aw, as tho iiunifgi bw exhausiedlBte ihanimatu natorft by ihu li»at summer, begins to wilt an 1 droop IK

Fever and Ague 19 rampim all parts of tbe country. Q&imue, the phjBiclins ndniit, wiil net quell tn« pbaieof tbe diKoa-e- which at pr Bont pervades tlie entire West It well tt»t ft' iit so, for the rem- dy (jo calitd) is "ie -.dti ilinn tbe malady. .But if |ul iin«

iueflWitml in in

termittent f.ivi r«. liOSTETTfK'S BITTKItS is irresistible. It would I'e safo 10 ane a ntract, irnder bcary p-nal*!"*, i»ny K'v-a '•'lT67or-«nd-Afciio District" ^hou'it i'i mt-iod from the disorder for auy p:irt!c :l».r ti-i-». i.i-**-, vided overy iuh-ibliaot would tutofli-'KI i'rj'liS According to diroctioDS,

contract. 'l'hero -a ne»er *n l«*t vt which this sterling lavl/or*nt »aU anti-«b ntvdirlni' bai fs(l-d to WURD OTT

and

ive

well

njUiiug E te. AI I »vout-

#A4 ettrefor'MI th- fo ni» I I-HILLN :»U L.

Vigor i* tb tbiug ui AI nendfui hi

v«I-.

thefo

in dy^pspsi» aud

and

I-J,

L-EVVYLIS ALF OT-:IIN,

IIMSTETTKU'3 BITTKItS

aro tlio s^fe^t, eurist. and most wiio?'-" mo strengthening priptrii'lon tbar baniin skill ii i.yet concocted wlm—iolntjrm

ri K. GIFFOKD, V.'.sr, a T. eatu nil

Diseases of Horses anfl CaWeHogpital anil 0 iire, corsior of fi'li on'TU^gl" ^t T(J!:HK HATUE, IMUAKA. octOffly

Ti!-y

»:0

Geneva, N.Y., Pec. 1818. J. SI. PAGE. New YoBi, Oct. 1G, IS"-. '•I have known J. M. Pag-, Esq., oi' 7- nova, N for many years. lie tjono oi ths fiifrt cit. liens of Western Now York. Ina-.v klm last week ingood health. His case waa a incst rcinnrkuMc one. but actually true inoverv particular. (Signed) DK.UAla BAKNES.

(Sij

NULit'iLGlA I'LLL.

A S\F':Ksit

vt -. As'"r-K:Y' COI:E FOR

NBl-StAHS! aud all -VKKVOUSDISSASSS. It i'fii :.! TaiIi'i .* lemorty- atl cmm cf Facial Nenra: -.!*, a iMCteofc eufe in a single di.v. i^ria Nor^oas ll'ineav- fails to yiild '0 ii-i 'u iio iutl'i 'B-:o. Kv\a tho seyereat ot Chruaiu Veo-alfe'U and gone al Nervous Iran ?«.nenu .f raauy ars* standing, affecting tbe entire »ysto'4, compiot'-'ty «nd permanently onrc by ii la a f-»* 4y». «»r a few w- cks at tho ut o«t it ioat iia u-jthlag Injuriouato the m'dd'.-iic,»ta sy,tota. an 1 -in alwivyi be ns'e3 with perfect laf-.tj. tt i* in c-mstant uso by the best Physicians, W'.jo »it th4r uaaniaaont and un-in-vliQ-sd »p -r i/tl. it by will on receipt fl nn-1 twr. p..itisc» st*a»?«.

We havo watcheifthe unaided, hut grow Ins favor of "PAGIS' CLIMAX SALVE," atid ava.honrselves of the knowh-dgoof wo .K-IF^l MVrativo power?*! liavo tocum^ projii'K'tors ol *n0

8aite

is a auro cure tr.r Burn#, Scn'dT, Serof'i'ft, Salt Rheum, Fever. Sor«p, Broken Bre mis, Frt.5t Bites, Chilblains, Stings, BmUi's Cuts, Swelllogi, Ac., whetbor ufiohtaan or loa,t. It -i biiicB puiu aud nfiammation with Rn:*prsng cel rlty, and heals bums without a scar. No family should bo without, it. It is always wanto-l, aud in always ready. We will forfeit a dosin box-" for a fiuzl" failure. Wo bsjlevo thero nei never ytl.iu^ liko it In the world. It is put up in tin WiXts, SMrroundf-d by a full clrcul-ii, iilvln« fact-, directions, teetimenlala. *0,. and can be ordered through auy respectable Drhggiat theon-iki-'Ut the world. Vrico only 25 ce :ti«.

SVHITK a IIOWL WD, 8u*ces»0'-s to S,. •PaO'",

jroTOwly-row 121 Liberty St. Now York

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE XftlHAS MNWBVl', Asa reliof, »v«r read as*a killoiof Tain, taken in wadly, or outward appii- hn no equal ror ttie rwttef and euro ot RilCU.natiC and .Neuralgic Affection*, sprains, Bruivs Ac., it is uu.-^uu.led. It .U era:aciiii|s, i»k inwardly, the eure of I'ltOief#. UfaU^S and Pains« In Ihestomeclt, Olarrnoea. «jcs»enter}', tliolera jKorbas. t'bj.era lufamaaa- ac -.I I wttaottt ejk.epttou ti.o mo»t aoadcrfm anac.a the world afl rd^. No KAMI a KBtd b• witi.* .ntit. lt*ery 11AVKLEA by land itr sea ahouid have a bottle. MINKKti ana FA«M*B- to,.d in£ at a disU&ao am ^hy*ici*uk iiw ula ko« constantly on hand. In ca*e of atxtUrl.U, and sudden attacks »f atomaeii U»mpla«rtj«, its aiii.ot be Uniaied. Inq ii tor MrtJO iAMAK LBilMBfcIS,«^l«he 5(1 t-. -r bottle. iV Kf Retail by Ueuis* 3 a raw v'.

Uale A Koblosoiij 18ii QieenaiO^i »l N. X-, If Welia A

9 ,lai ralmnsl.,'Si'A•»

Ur.ttenden, 38 Gtli Avenue, -i

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

t:i°

most effective cathartic an.l purifier over, l-r^rc

CLIMAX.

line to France. insatlautio C^mpR#J,» Hall

BKNT

Bo-aad».... .3»tyriay| anr

WE STILL

t,yN

soestahie Uraggista tbroiuhoa tbe *arli None genuine unless »i*D I «y f0ES

TH.0."

counUjislgn-f- by J. T. U^f au^roprin rs 163 Ilroadwar, N V. ni or f,.i .r

"ISSOCBI LAN S.— aerWchoice fawfl*

1—

MlsSODBl•"*-

Ha*0Uri

Title perl

8 nth :VPe»t»fn

LAS

a.—O00Jin

og and jrimbei lam-».

LAAL.)

'ct.

i| ^btr. ...wi^..bnche)ttie ^^Sirtia^jpOci. •#. Vi Lr, ue I'A'i8...Sarmont Safurlay, Nov. ii. fcti»OPt..„........„.Ii 'm »rie......3atnrd»y. Nor. 10. 1 lln-f or tlavre, (win-t inrludfd,) ¥irst Cabin, 0 8-ccn Oatn, $86, (In gol .)

T::e«!£teanvra do not carry Steerage Pa»«enrr» OW McK-^NZtK. Agent, 5S Broadway, New York.

Mil AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY, OPfOSITlON IJINE TO

L.I t' O I? NIA.

EVEHY 20 DAYS.

PAS-KJWSKHajri^ClOHTat BEDDCKD RATK3 S\»r lurtbisy inl^rm «tioa apply to N. OAE1UNi.Tt-, Agt. 177 West Si., N. Y.

'ASV,wll4sS

dr* th"

in lemfnt winter makes its trying outct NOW i»tho time for a preparatory t!ie bvit accllnjatinir mediciuv in cxi*t«ns 1103rKTTKU'S STOMACH HITTERS.

WAS TE1.

of-tJAXVASSING A(iKNTb

rw tor iioynton'8 llKtory of die SM%y, ti'1* il^ustratuJ work «v«-r is^ii tiiia4'rluJy-otliar couutiy. As.ply lor

Circu'arH to D. APPMCTON CO., 41! A 115 Broadway, N. If

(i ii. JS TS WAN TE for the best IR* tft\" he 11 ft tor)' of tl'« by I'.rs J«sSo j. I'eck.— Sew, t-ohipi'-tt, it c.:.'d by every eillnen, and with cut C(iwj .i'ti'.i"!!. Apply at out

0 rwdi

duiing

tlio 'etro 0.

tfO

I '*N p:

es-takoudiiiy as a protection ag-tinft^v Vt Hundreds of pbyviciaus liavo nt'a ilciiel:»*i tiii''" oiS :sl f-pecifKij and hew pre«eribt» 1 voierablo louic,

BltoiiaiTON A WYMAN, 13 Hi'. 1j House, York.

^BtiifiJlT RUABGKS C4UOULAXOH.—Thi» i/k nbows at: a Kiauoe'how to calontatr lill^w^any amount nt r,ny giren r*te.— Hiiiii.iii, Somliti.it a» Kxpreee CompaniM a:l u- it Hv.-ry nijeut nhon have en*. Copy by .v !,.i S1,J AND.iKW TUOMPSON,

Or»i 1 Uaven, Mich.

Awaits Waated for the SLIM*Kit ILLDSTUATiil) HISTOBY

of the

BIBLE.

71 is c!if"aper an 1 retu adapted to Ibo want* of the pe-pl.t titan «ny oth«r work on tb« subject.— |*ric», -'u!y §J,5'J ."'Pijd a lull de-s.-r rt'imi if :be work, wit'ii term", which are the |m-- A :drtsi NATIONAL BURLlaH-

Ki G-J Cr. ^iiUi.it', duo St. Luuia, Mo. or li.ivcuport. low i.

«'pHE KE W Kpixj^OS!—ImportI ant snr. 1 'lit 'ment-f' A series of thd most

The Trtitli about Dyspepsia lilii 4«00 !10«K PAtiESATKAR. Whoever tlint dy'^pep ia miuril If, tell#- I'lrcl) l)tfl IS IP11P TO At) I It a—lhatu ti'*nj\ nwki'S an cr.igUu-, RpilK—• [if!, jjiy^i i\|il\^PAl £iv Ih Til ft ffOuLl).

More than ti tbou-a«d a,t«raT!\t rt'rf.fej ha*^' -bt-eii cured by HOSTKTTEB'S STOM.vnrf llif TIES, wbito the number that have been pr.Ttn od from coming lo ahead, by tbe nntne,*0in». 1 iucakulftbls.. In this asou of lh. year, when th

appetite is sometimes too vigorons f~r thecptnfoV) actor-8, Atrical'Mi1.}# I'atents, Invention!, Euand safety ot tho stotn.ch, iadig^ij^nrnt .everal beautiful En. tcbtnei. vhle discoveries aro delineated ti issuei so that, respects |)e ju&tly regarded as an 11tvliarn tho Invftntfli' niHV

prevalent and aostdistraBsing. Is tho npfcii to bo balked to accommodate tne digestive organs^ Not 60 for then the frame woivd lack its duo proportion of nutrimMt. The thii to be donu 1? to sraEKOTHEN THE STOMACH, tore the l'lcr..alill pnt tho bowels in perfect cr.ler. Nothing will li this so (ffectnaily, bo rnpd y, fo q'l'ttlr, f^o pleasantly, ns HOSTETTEU'S BITTKE This potent preparation trims a'd t'aU.i:ccs tho r-yslesn and clothes it, as it were, wliti ^efer/sivo frm r, Chronic dyspeepia, liver co:rplaint, ami foter a:.-! egse are never town to a tnrk those-whofnrc wi^a ouotigh to invoke tho aid r.! llua jiji' a' pro veutive. "4iC3'.vlm

..j.WHISKM II & ""Dit. T.AMONTBS COitUOlil.V wi'-i f'occo U'lils, ke:s or Monstachos on ilia smooilvst inn or c. in, or Huir oa Bald Uculs. Never Uudwn to fall.

Sample for tiial, s?nt for 10 cents AdJress RKIJVKS.t CO., julj4*ly 78 Xass iu dl.,^'cvv York.

1. re-' ii-t uf 5iJ ccnti, by ad lre»sin 'TT, of the University, Nn,30 ». H. Ni*w York lly.

I IT W S O I KAliS ^'P«r diftera taateriilly from otlu pub' _. a'i-ns, b' irig an liluaiatvd weekly paper ^.la^ui') l'i large jiigca, Jwvotcd to the prcuioltiiiu of jnfoTrh'itil'.h relating to tbovanou* Mechauiol Chemirtl Atik, thotogrnphy, JIaa »Ar

GRI\,VJ.I G«JJF NOIY J^ACHINEJ. S4-Mhi.n»oV Y« vitiai)le discoveries aro delineated an-1' TTI-^CRIBEIT in iti IMUET so that, a respects i»Tdvi''n^ iRitllai |)e ju&tly regarded as an 11lu:5 r-it- FT jperVV/

Pud

A plain statement of facts. I inbt ritod ScroiUIA, and many of my re ations have tiit of it.— In 1859 my case was frightful. Tnmoi-s and ulrrrs spread until in 1812, under tho ndvlee of my physicians I wont to Avon Springs. 1 ricoiv.d no benefit—tried everything I could. I had rest my arm on a.cushion, and had uot l-cn HIJIO to raise it to my bead for over a yo ir. Tne dioch from two ulcers was nearly a pint a y. Ampu. tation was rccommonued, but pronounced dangvr* ons. I could not sleep, and ny pnff.witngs were intolerable. A friend brcught me an £sgl:sh physician who applied a salve with which I n.iJ he hid accomplished extraordinary curco in t! hofplta'.s in Eng and. Itcomaioncrd torrli vo persisted iu its uso it Anally cffechd operf.ict and entire cur\ It is now 1813. It. It live jrnn Yoll't'C WUiltCti 1 since 1 lmdtho nppe»r»nco of a fcrofulcua n. aud my health his been good o»t Rince. |irvenred tho receipt o!" th-* wonderfn! arlicle—t-is blessing to hnmacity—and havecalUd It 'TAOS'S CLIMAX SALVI," and allow th» pubiiq to nso it er uot as they choore. This, fa a Wi-*,»it c^ndij statomcnt, given tcore fully In luy circular.

V" vrbere tbe Inventor may

l-' uu wtiaCUM bifiiird»ne beforwhim in tb.j saiiio lii'l-l h-o' life ":S jploring, uhil'wfie-e ho may to th« yotln-a knswfcdgo of aia own a-hi-u-. ITI' a'-.

T:i'. ill l! -ItU' to I ho SCIESTIFIC ASIt3SICA or-- tu 'ji tu- uu i-t utainent scieutilic and pructiot! ihb'niffSi.

J!fi liAiiii ii, liiV-nium, Kngineeri, Chemists, Mivur.t ctu.vi «.A.,riCiltiirist.', a people in erea-, _|v I'ts'.f of iife, will find t?.a 8c|i:«n«c '---AMfHlCAW -a ba-Oi grout Vtalne ju Ihoi^ r.*i* i!ve ili 'S. lt.M-:-nn»rls and sngg-stiots win f-no tuMn itunSf ia oucoiiai-B^b-siUes ait^rding t!«*a» coriiiiui 1 soiiSK- ot knowledge. oiiuiii! of a I ratents grants^, t. git her itfiih !facl .iiu oaf, published Weakly.

Ill- ioifl tlio KCJENT1FIC Amekican li adaptl'iUi una pre&ervatiou. aid tlie vearly WaW-bM* iM8kotw' .-T)l'--ndi'l volnttles of nearly otio tbousHud qmirto "pag-s. l'ublishel weekly, a3 a, ju.i uait' joai, 10 copiaa for ono yenr, i? if efuien& sent vral'8- Address 1UNN A 0., No. 37 Tark ltow, New York.

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Wiil you lo kuiJ enailiih*to have rwarded to mi. i- 2 initios ot }»ur Indian iniiuent It on will utiui at- tl»e same time the account, I lotwanf tmount thiough Messrs. tint.m NT Co New York. «AIW»'ito.MscHito having recomuiedHh^tmfcy of ht f.leuus Maior LA Mi's L1MMKN-, aud they lining detiiious to procure Ii, a^ihuula advise hin to establish a depst In farl

rnuE embatsu LISREV cor S4«£ okoass.

K*. i^ra tor* an :-c ions

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The Bankers' and Merchants'

1 GBAND

PRESENTANION ENTERPRISE

HAS PROVEN

A Wonderful Success!

OftpiUl, Tickets and PrlMni Increased from

$1,2^148 to 1,500,000.

r-i

Making this the most Stupendous and Successful Presentation Scheme ever Inaugurated in the World 1

OCR AGENTS havareceiml or.h-rj forover 0'» Unndred Thonsand Tickets more than oar original iaaae, and the Managers being deeirons of filling the ordm and aupplying the demand, bav« cided to increase the tickets from 1,287, IW to I,WO,COO.

The Committee appo'nled at the firft Concert have decided to dlsttib'ste the Priae* »t 'he tM'd and last Concert, wh ob will tuke place at

IRVING- HALL,

IuXe» YorkCIiv.on

TBI RiBAY, OCTOBER 24th, I8B7,

TICKETS $1.00 EACH!

Prize with Every Ticket.

PROSPECTUS^

A number of tbe leading Bankers and Merchant* of New Yi:k. in consideration of the great success which has attondaj many of the Charitable Prereatatlon Entertainmoots of the day, have formed themselves into a company, with the view uf inaugurating an enterprise whieb, vhile it •hall retnrn them a fair profit, shall offer

Je 0O*. cBratUaBoro,

COIUBIAIUG LAY io

"i -C.S. iii *nrW»

,H ?.* -Q. 1. 1^.TorW*: .. Have taken the

LIT

BITS TI ?N

TULE^RFETRT. ^M* HICKJK, Ja„^PW*«3^OGTON

NE, S.rkCity

Diumond Clutter

by Impooten

Jt CO., Urattleboro, Vt.

oiiii.Ufd .t.a ttiupereii o. ill. »i'E.\t!iiU

Will/, r, "lot" It lie I'ATrSt lMPUjVt.n tJiS UESKUvu n, (oy ^i, Si ir one to two p*ges can be WrilteiVaTtBOHt replouUhiug *itU IUK), ana our 'f^u'ey au I T)i-y 0«».AA, etc, C.iu leur troiu tit to 5. tii 1 v. Uu ci^.t»i r»'iuir. f. l*riw 111 c«uW, «vf»a lil«i4*t'Ortia«mtit 0-iwriUieg .*n Article for lo iu our itollur tirctia-ioy: A{felic,v." tnut.« v-. istr.. ijXiyl'St A.1 «v DU.Ii, Oii Hanuvrr street, lto«»toii, tlWiS.

ater

advantages tj ticket purcnaser* than any yet prfsented and which being conduoted npon a perfectly legitimate and bminess basil, shall be -reefrom those objectionable features which have characterised many of these enterprise*.

To this end they have conatgned the saleef tickets nnd the registering of the same, to Olark. Webs ar & Co., Bankers and Manager*, No. 62 Broar.Wy, New York, who *1M keep the re:ords in their cnitody until tho day of tbe Grand Presentation Entertainment, *hen they will be han led over to a committee selected by the audience to make an impartial distrlbntiun of Presents.

A reference to the number of presents and the general pan of distribution, glv-n below, nill convince ev- them »t *k«ptieal of he gnat advantages which will acirue to all irho participate in tho enterprise and tbe Commercial and Financial standing of the Company, and the Managers an Bankers thereof, will they hops, provo a sufficient guaranty of ihefalrn«ea and impartiality with whi:b everything iu connection wilh it will be conducted, and that the inte*et4 of ticket helders will be most strictly watched orrt and guarded. In fact, it is the desire of the Managers to conduct every transaction tor the mntutl beuedtof whoever shall purchase a tickand tcrupuiously avoid any end aterythlng wbioh could in tbe slightest dagrei diminish 'be profit which are like'y to acrrao to all who in vent.

LIST OP PRIZES.

CASH PRIZES,

One Cash Prize at 875,'V 0 £75,0 One Cash Prize at .rn/0i 50 000 Ono Cash Prlae at Vo.O'.'O 25 000 Two Cash Prices at 3 0 000 20 000 Three Cash Prlies 6,000 15,000 Fonr Caih Prites at 3 000 13,000 Five Cash Piiie* -st 2,0"0 10,)00 Eight Cash Priaes at Fourteen Wash Prists at Twenty Cash Priaes at Twenty five Carh Prists at Forty Ca^h P'-il^s at Seventy-five Cash Prises at UO Cash Prizea.. at 150 Cash PriaetiT. at 175 Cash Prices at V(0 Oaah Prisea at

1,POO 609 300 sno 1(0 60 25 20 10

8 000 7,000 G.000 5,000 4,000 3,750 .1,50(1 3,000 1.750 1,000

864 Cash Prizes, amounting to. .$250,000

PIANOS,

8Ste!nway's Qra&d Plauoj %t $1 600 $12,090 8 CLickeiin^'s Grand Planoi...at 1,6' 0 12.000 25Steinway's 7 Octave Pianos at 800 !i0 009 15 Ctiiclrcring'a 7 Octave Pianos at 8C0 fO,000 03 JHelodeons at MO 1:1,0 0 125 ilfelodeoat at 125 1,G26

SEWING MACHINES.

76 Wheeler A Wihcn cab. oaae fewlng ifachtnes at JIM SIS,375 101 Wheeler A W lson half case

Sewing Jlfachlae at 1£6 73 5inger'a cab. case 5swing JTachlnes at ICS 100 Singer's half case Sewing .Machine* at Hi 130 Singer's plain Shwing Afachines at 83

IJ 0f»

12,015

12,600

H.Ofa

DIA3IONDS.

full arts Diamonds

\t $3,500 121.004!

Full sets Ilamond« at

2,700 ?7,000

Diamond Cluster Ring? at

850 12,75"

2d Diamond Cluster Rings.........st

C75 13,'OO

RINGS

130

AND

3d.

premiums at all the

I *'airain

II'-' HTNI'IFI JA E(L3LRORLI:SKI.H3- 4

Diamond Oluster Rings

Ladi a*DIAMOND

92 Ladlei'

retistratioQ be n*

ptiaelpal

the country.

st Ufa:oi

417

Bro«meat.

UU^.,

N. Y.

L,4 FT^PTTST.,

Chtea

4FT1 11,260

«t 375 11.250

Diamaod Clnstsr Pirn at

0^6 3,276

GOLD WATCHES.

Look Here!

GENTS GO'D WATCHES AT

26 GENTA

F239 3.82*

GOLD WATCHES AT ''25

Ikishuiuis and lemaoj, wautej a very*

GENTS GOLD WATCHES AT

8«

American silver watches at

223

Weatucb

Ii I'o, i.yii to Uo Ues, Lioooni, top and ceu .. .,-r Tr.!l vlti^ows. The sale is boyoud ai'jthlu *'.r .j i-r. il before to an ag«-nt. nuu irom ij .!*}'c.ia tie niudo. S« ndfor agents' c, caUkV IU &- -who tppiy seoure aburguio. lor Moulding, C^sh. J. 11. £B AuSTitfeEX ii I. JUOHIUU, Siass.

5,860

186 7.770

GENTS GOLD WATCHES AT

136 I',«!

LADLES WATCHES AT

£00 4,000

goll watcbe at

186 10,175

watches at

130

ICO 14.7I3

Lai cs' gold watchos at

14^ 15,370

SILVER WATCHES.

American silver watches..,„..at

125

American

175 14,950

SILVER

watches.at

63 7,876

48 6.210

Detached Lev. silver watches at

27 C,0."

Cylinder silver waTche at

19 4,483

Plated watches at

Assorted Priaes, valiud at at

17A

880,868

TOTAL Value of PRIZES $1,500,000

Tho Bankers'and Merchant*' first Grand Concert wa given at Irving Ball, July 4th. Second Grand Cen-.ert was given

both of them

Augatt

PROVING

a committee of nine of tho

24th,Tbo

a grand success. Tbe mam

moth Hall was filled with tbe most respectable cltltens of New

rk.

Theandieoce appointed

Wadlnj

IMPORTANT

bankers and

merchants to examine the register of tickets and satisfy themselves of tbe oorrectn-W of the registration before

masing the grand diatribntioa

priaes on the 24th of October.

PARTIES BI9IRING TICKKT5

1st—There are bnt few remaining unsold.—

wlihlng 10 supplied

wit ticket*

must oider

once 2d.—Tbe distribution of priae* will positively tak* place on the 21th of

O^iober, 1867.

-As

the books wilt

closed

the sale of

lmmediate!y

T^E

last ticket, for the

PARUWEOR

the

examlnod

is important that

thecommittei it

should receive order* at the

very earileat moment.

Tickets One Dollar Kach!!

For sain at tbe banking house of Clark, Webstei

A 0

No.62 Broadway,

»ame, A

or sent by mall

race pt of price and stamp for return postage.

Special Tirms, or Club Bates.

Any party procuring a Clab

O' AVE

or mor.*

nameafor tic ets.and aeading as the money

».

ill allowed the

ion:

fallowing comoli-

Tickets $..60

8 TICKETA 6 76 12 TICKETA. 10,OU 24

TICKATT

TICKETS

100

TICK TA

33,00

KM*

In alder tbat ev^ry aobscrlber's name may be registered, send the

P. O.

coanty and State

la registered

adlrees, with town,

in fall.

Money by draft. Post OBce order,

eaprese,

letti re,

Vt.,

THVURIII .T' iur^ntorsaod

Mantoia:torera.

iq.l-c ions mau any ota«r in tha

msy be ssnt at anr risk.

All communications must Teaddressed to 0

CLABK, WEBSTKB OO..

No.

Broadway, Mew Yark.

mr Immeliately after the Grand Dlatribntion a list of tbe Prisea awarded Wfll ba printed and tant to each ticks holdej. oel«wSt