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WEEKLY EXPRESS.

Wednesday Moriiing,' August

Hepubl ican

Illinois

i.0h VICE PltESIDENT,

SC'HUi.LHLK CULFaX,

roil oovrR? oH,

OJUKAU iiAKKU, ul Vttui^rburjgh. rOK I«l iivT AKT-00V EEKOIt, W I IT a at fer.tnt'ia in or bi

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A. JIOFPMA

,1 MA

'-'"lneWai. NATHAN

'Oo/o^iii. T.' SMITH,'oT Crefiiv.

''iff-AJoji W. W OAttTKIt, ol Clay or coMjiifs.'t'i.KAF, lOrii jvr»tci»i. eisraico, Hon, hAMUEL K. MAXWELL, of I'arke.

KOK .iimoi

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pbosi» t/Tjv XrtftHMKt "omno.s w.fah, tounr. W. Wf. uriltSEV.^r

Work for All.

Thefc liovci was ii moro sorious mis

take than mauy olQur JiopuMk'-an irionds are fftUini into in thft Riipposition that tlio

Democracy of Indiana intend to give us

ao easy victory in tiiis c^tupiugu. TLo

truth is, they began the canvass more than a year'&go and began it in the most

effective way, 1^f iiuiet.bot thorough or-

ganiiiatioii, ui^l" by pJaPf^S iJouiocratic documents in llie haiiciE .of every voter

who could ho indiicwi trr road thetn. In this work nticy hVv6 patsistod ever since,

making little noiso, but carefully feeling

their way and using every eiiorl that the

coolest 3agacily could suggest to consoli-

date tLeir forces aud br% in the vraverr iDgjUiualleclod aud digappiiintetlfroui those

who have heretofore voted the Republican

ticket. 'We d. not believe that accessions

to their ranks have boeu very numerous,

and we kn&w their recent losses have been very considerable. Hut it is not safe to

count on any diminution of their oflorts

or,upon the abscoiiQe.Gf any Influence that

the fr«e u«e of Eastern money and a reck, lees dinrrtgard of'law, order and justice

mav enable them to employ They un

derstand, as wdi as we do, the vast importance ol carrying Itie {jlate election. Lhe}-

know that Indiana is the most important

of all the "Western f.Uatws, bec.aiiae its elec

tion takes take? place in October, and it is close enough to become the battle

ground of the West. A*ciefe«.t in Indiana

indicates to Hie Republicans the necessity of.acttvel(jiloi't. in October in other States,

while' a vietory in ludiana gives assurance

,,f the r^uit. in other States which give moro "Lfbstatitinl iiiajori!'»Indinna,

ttierefore, ia"'the l^y of tlif'pOM»ioii, that

once carried, the 'battle is ours, and the defoat. of the eilomyj becomes a rout.-y

\\rhile, il thuy. -hold! it, though WO Still

have strgngt ejimigh ift- other TYpstern

i\*mm to redesm the daf M' proper ex«r ron, th'o moral efl'or ot the defeat, dis

couraging iho Kepunlic.iius and inspiring

their aclverfsai iot vvitti hope, iB always very

considerable. -^7 "'Under th'ehe circiiitistances, -"Bdwovet"

hopeful we may fin l— and wo conies* to

an utter inability to nfio anything but en

couragement in tho present prospect it

is not sounVI policy to •s-pnt-e one single ef

fort that should be made under any other

i-ircumBtancos. We should sn work as to

"•male assurance Joably swr and Ink,' a bond *if fa.it ."

To elVect this, a vast deal

of faithful and hard work is to he done. In our payier of the sth in^t., we used these words and we reproduco tliem liere hecause wo lxvlieve they convey the lesson more important than all others ^to bo learned and practiced non- "Torchliight procoFsions, ai'e good enough in their place, but thoy must not be permitted, in this Congressional Uistrict or elsewhere, to take the time and attention of active ymng men From tlrn rttal work of the campaign. That \yoi aunot be done to thoroughly. So' J"''g as there is a singlo block o"r di'trict left that bar not heeri so thoroiiijlily canvassed .that the name and residence ol every .voter in it nre known go Jong anf there are not periousat work to lo aiLor ev ery hesiUtatiujj or ill-informed, voter so long as there arenot. couiiniltRes or reliable men, who will take care that «very etloi to get in „hii illegal vote will be juet with challenge aiid proof of the incompetence of the "apj-.l'icant so long lis there is no organk'.aiion.by which all^Republican voters Will be tli'OUght, to.thil polls, jusL SO long will there te work to bi finitely inoro iujporlant- than marchiug in pro^iWsion, with oi uniform.

Journal

erating its forlorn

patient with it.

420,isfis

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GEN. ULYSft

ot Cn"

-tttitfUlPfr 6TAW!

*..»7b .lOIIK 1). EVANS,, e' U.J? raa aiuf^'BCR '9P «»wi,

KIltfBAll/, uf Alarrinr

tiilJn i-r^'VirBK'or twi vitbemK Pocfit," tiMrl,vrfrTHiXflOHBW- MeiJOT 'of itiUrtfc ifliiita"o* rrti im-BBMC' OOP#*-

•rtHiMAS" Ili*NKfc»«"K,

li,'l

lAftiKS B. iJLAl'K.ot

-t' .fttH AllO*JO^ OF.NBIMjX, od? '3

Ruf tta 1XNUOI'UKl.H i.,Viliilono«( CAf^ AUAS €. H6K1!3, of

Vtiii i:i.&)rV>*ft a»Ai«5i:,

»f Vigo,'

BlilUAMJN I". CLA Yl'OoL, ol Fayette.::' /ror. tuB, sj^tu MarEiCT,^iTC-Blino jc. i:. iasf or .i,awmi?$,4 jmi -.

€*nN4

I.\U*.NT, tali*

done inthat of without

Ulghti'ous Liuiignatioii.

The

continued its abuse of

"bondholder*/' and "national bank blood-

nickorp,: and 1inds, in this vocation, par

tial compensation foT that sad nocess-ity

of its dolorous situation, which obliges it ti support the bondholders candidate lor

President, afyd.onii of th»n niofit inveterate of "national bank bloodsuckers tor Gov

ernor, to say nothing of a candidate for Lieutenant Governor, who boasts of hav

ing cleared more than ninety thousand

dollars on an investment of one hundred

thousand ii lT. S. bonds! Wo suggv'st the following from one of

the best Democratic orgkn's in the West, as good text for the Journal's next

editorial on "bondholders:" "Our unfaithful and infamous delegates in the New York Convention, sold us out to Eastern suarpefa, for Wall street gold.

The fact thatthe Jeutrr'a? i* now obliged

support, for Congress, the leader of those "unfaithful and infamous'' fallows,

whom the D»iuWiMMy ,»cou8e.-.«f having •'sold them .qui"to-Eastern sharpers, for

Wall street gold," is another. h»|^y feature of our neighbor's situation. Jhase little items in eoaneotion with that "indignation meeting,'' and the $16 40 dispatch, are quite enough to sour the Democratic, organ of Yigo against "bondholders.'' ISft fonder it raves at thonx all. To be "sold opt' to bondhoki. er "'for Wa]l street gold-*' and have the unfaithful and infamous delegate, pocket the. "-goliV' auvl {:tu,bbornly refuse to divide, is qtiito ^epough" to provoke a more amiable temper than that

condition, will be!

page if it had been "sold out'' by an "un-

diated him and expended $16 40 in tele

graphing that dc-niuiciation and repudia

tion, and if.j too, that same "unfaithful and infamons" refused to divlfio with the

organ the proceeds of the ^ale received from the bondholders, and finally, after

such refusal, demanded of the organ

to support tho unfaithful and .jofa--.

blame the

For instance,, the ','iinancial position would only bring men to tlie support of the Republican party if the truth were tofld, bnt the/ Democrats, knowing that fact, breed untruths in number as wOTiias that thrbn» a' decaying carqass. ,"jContradict nOThing is ^hoir motto i/ yoit have told an untriith inaopently hit some.-, body else correct it. 2^ot one Democratic paper in all this land, to our knowledge, allows its headers to see in its col-. timns corre5tioris of any misstatement it mAy have made, but when its error is 'proved, it, simply ignores the _fact, and either reiterates that falsa^ood,^ spawns, ia new one. i»/u

We have corectedj a few tbousand of ,th6se misstatements giving the offiQial tiguriss as our authority has anybody ever •seen a Bingle cprrection io any Demopratic paper? To his shame be it,said, Mr. SEVifoUK himself leed the way in this method of attack. "We have referred to many of his statements already ,a single one will serve as a sample: He asserts that it costs $l.rb,000,000 a year to maintain an army in the South now the •whole mimber'of troops in all t,he Southern States

for all purposes

Seymotu- on Pendleton's firoenbaoK Scheme. When the Now York Democratic State Convention met at Albany,

Bt,aik,iiow

.otir un

happy neighbor. Let it tavo,

riignaticn is

for

its in-

io ^ir cr.rauC/-E'T .ad

f-r?,

"•.vr:--.

The

n't bo ob the ram

after j&ring dar

at same."urifaitl»ful and wfa^

IgBiQU^felSh'. afterifi&viug.' utterl^ repJi

TThdfif^f^o

cireiiiriltaneSi/n a"••ful r-®m in^e) 'tna^ '^in

Journal

if ff keeps its pop-gun

raadft, loided''Ih'

"bondholder1* that comes within

iMI? HemocratieTfUMics.— The tactics adopted the Detnocricy" in this campaign .i,s.,b^lij,. amlacioiw lyi^. Th'oy "jfihiploy. "c^pVy* jiQsajnIp, artifice t^ prevent.the massfs of the parfy from being brought in poniact wjth facto. Joint di|cuFSionfi"^ro pVjaa.e(l' a^id,..»vory t»y which truth" CoulfJ ,be .poured in uppn th6 Democratic mind ia sedulously guarded and clpsed againa(£..',"Republican approadb, wliiloj hordes'. of falsehoods are propagated in bvery direction. .,

is only 18,000,

oo?tin'g less than eighteenmillions a year, and the whole, cost of the Freedman's Bureau last year was three millions, and of the reconstruction acts one million, and no other expense whatever has been caused, directly or indirectly, by the necessity of preserving peace and establishing civil government at the P-utli, or the duty of giving protection to loyal men,"white and black",'until thoy have'local governments to protect them" Thus the entire expense arit-ing from these causes was last year less than twenty-three millions, for a.part of the eighteen thousand were needed to garrison forte on the seacoast and for other purposes. Set, Air.

Sjktmoctr,

Horatio Set-

mour, who had been chosen one of the delegates at large to the National Convention, made perhaps the most elaborate Speech of hi3 life.. Ho was especially requested to speak for and express the views of the New York Democracy on the subject of the currency, finance, payment qVfho bpnjdv&C. He expressly declared that the sentimentsjhe uttered were the fientiments of the Democratic party of the State. That speech, as reported in tho Now York

World,

concluded as fol

lows: It is a mistake to suppose tho intercuts of bondholders and tax payers are aatago. nistic.. ..The fact is overlooked that, in prior tg m'ake ahy saving by giving the. bondholders a worthless paper, we \yould brihg upon our^etves disaster aud.dishoubr, which willcOSf a hundred fold

Chattanoooga (Toun.)

The

(wbat

wo can save. It means that the honor of our country shall be staiuod that our business shall ,bo kept in uncertainty and contusion that the laboring man shall suffer by tho .increased cost of tho comforts of life that taS-payers "shall bo burthened by a Government proved to tie corrupt and imbecile bjr this very depreciation of its money. Wooantaflord to speculate upon tho nation's honor at so fearful a cost.

If come in fo power there

will lc no discredit on our currency, no Speculation in payi-rnj our bunds in paper. 1 thank God tho faith which we hold as One man, s&oks to level up, not to level down. While, therefore, wo may differ as to- the corati itction of the contract With the public creditor,: we must "not Confound die petition of

thive:

who think

it right to pay in paper, but who battle to jnako that paper as good Aa gold, w'ith tho position of those who- mean to pay not only ia paper, bill, who aredostreying the value of that paper. This is repii-lis-tion. W are not trying l» give paper to the bondholder, but gold and silver t.. the people.

IMalr on The Feiilitns

In the summer of ltfOO,

Democratic candidate for Vice

President, made a speech in St. Louis, in

responso to a serenade by a Fenian procession. The Boston

Traveller

hasfished

up a full report of the speech, which, was

As follows. "GKXTLEMKJf': I am with you heart and soul, and heartily say. 'God bless the Fmnogans. [A voice—''Fenians, General.'] I kuow* what 1 am talking about, and I »av Finuegans. [Laughter and confusion.] And I say thai I hope to see the cause nourish and prosper, and shall bless the day when Ireland is govwrned by Irishmen. In accomplsshing this laudable undertaking, I will do all I can to assist you. I wiTl place myself, if needs be, at your head, march with you to Stateu Island, oversee your embarkation, *-ill stand on the most elevated bluff of the coast, and as you raise the green emblem over the Stars and Stripe while your steamers under full headway are turning their pfows to the East, I will say good bye, God bless you, and may you bo successful in your undertaking^

Way you lift the British liou. out of his boots, and vvroit frum his grasp the emerald gem of the but whether c*r not you shall sucee.fd in this andeavor, may you each and ail repawn in Ireland or 4sewhere. and never again^ael foot upon these shores I You are wante3 thereij and We can get along, without you/'.

Here-,Frank was choked off, and hoot-.-•d from the statte. .2

Robert Douglas,

son of

Union

Mr-mphis"

jDi4t«W -^v 1 —Jas. C. Yeatch..

vlsB8 Fob^bst and Jya belljgOTsHt ctuffifi panions to repress ttf6lr noble rage until after tho election. At present, their sturdy threats aro impolitic, but, "after November," guys f&i wily tffriin editor, "well, we would ®fher be t^gmble &' rel than a whitftMdlc^l."

Avalanche

says that nB-

groes in West Tp.nnessae are turning Democrats, and a great revolution in their rentiments in daily progressing.— Wo.notica that none of the leading Democratic journals, either South or North, have any further 1130 far Hniggor^'r—the gentlemen of colorsatlectiona" ot the

D.etnf ~l a£i

XV.

E. Niblack$n«

1 $L Laijih,^...,.:W.4i. Hpluian.' ft J$e."d( .,7-• ,-5s

Cai ten.»D W Vo{rl?«i

,iVjp jftvil|ia^.,& igUis:M^.

rstOi

il -Jatper Packard...IL K.. Farraoil...

The liepu Ii cao-oa lul id a tes "i rt the irM-, Fifth, Nvritb Wnd Eleventh Dia-

trictk wore Genornls/"and in the Sixth a.

Major, in service during the late war.

IJow.ydgHK A., HiNonAM lately addressedlA Republican meeting irt liangor,

Maiite, and was insulted by ii ^Democrat with tfto^eslion,,''H6w abo'ulrMrs, $im-

KA'pi'? Vy.Lth jtkdmirable .i^ndtiiwd and

etl'ect Mr. liitifliiArM replied

llow f^iout-hor Go and consult the recortlH of the Coiirl that tried and convictod her. Go arnl ask Gen. Hancock, wlio issued the order for her execution in Spite of a writ of habeas corpus which had been served upon htm and, if you are Still unsatisfied, gb and ask that apostate President, Andrew Johnsoh, Why he rev fused a pardon fetter a petition-had been Sent him sighed by every member bat one of tho Court who tried her, and drawn up in tho handwriting of the mail you seek to insult. .. aam———— -7 »i

The First Election.

The lirst State election that comes otT this fall is the one in Vermont, on the 1st

of September. State otlicera and Con

gressmen are to be elected.

Pagk,

a candi

date for the Presidency, in a prepared speech, deliberately as«ert3 that it cost's 150,000,000 when he would have been guilty of exaggeration if he' liar! said twenty-three millions! What sort of man is this for President Yet, he is the best representative of his party. Not a speaker, not a paper of them all, will meet the facts as they arc presented in the official records, nor correct a falsehood as gross and glaring eft'-the -one mentioned, even when exposed.

John G.

Republican, the present Governor,

Is a candidate for re-election, and

Edwards,

J. K.

Democrat. At the election

last year the Republican majority was

20.104. The candidates for Congress are Dist. Republican. Democratic. I—Chas. W. Willard. Jphr, Cain. i—Luke P. Poland Chas. M. Chase. 3—W. C. Smith !.... Waldo Brigharn.

Messrs.

Poland

and

are present

members. tfThe Repnbiican majorities in

1866, in Ihe districts were: First, 7,532

Second, 6,909 Third, 5,844. 1.

Wk have recently conversed with several prominent and well-informed gentleman from different parts of tho State, all of whoo give' the most flattering accounts of our present political prospects. They assure us that Hendricks is winning golden opinions every day and will carry the election in October by a handsome majority.—Journal.

Wo don't know about the "golden opinions, 'and shouldn't suppose such opinions wouid, be orthodox among tho greenback Democracy but wo do know that

dricks draws his semi-annual interest on hin bonds, "payable in gold, with the utmost.regularity. He is equally prompt in putting in an appearance, when his diid $ 1 0 0 0 0 N a 1 a stock become due. ,' ..

For. some time past the postoffieo at this place has been robbed of valuable packages in a mysterious and unaccountable manner. In order to relievo themselves of unjust suspicion, the clerks'" have, for some time, kopt watch on tfio brtxes after closing hours. About ten1,o'clock on Friday night, the eternal vigilftnoa of Qcorge SweetKer, who-was oh guard, was rewarded by a' nibble,--find he pounced upon Albort- Ipei'tpeo, 'a lock-smith, who luis hitherto' borne a 'good character.— Isanseo broke away' from Sweetzer, but vfaa subsequently arrested- by Policeman Bolon, being in bed, apparently enjoj-ing a sound sleep. On his person were found skeleton ktoys to open at least half the boxes. J'sensoe had been employed to-keop 'tle'locto in repair, and thus had ample opportunities to prepare koy-s.' He was held to bail in the sum Of $1,000 by Commiseioner Davis: As W0 have romarked,

Isensee has stood fair in the community, liis father is a minister of the gospol—

hid. Sentinel.

The Journal

Uourp,

iMjissKS,

Steprsn

Thomas

Dor(3t.AS, latftly.delivered his maiddn political tit^ech at Rakish, N. C., taking the high around foreshadowed by hifl il-lu.-triolis lather, when he said in a erisifi nitric ike vhL^ there can be but two parties, "gatr««Ha »ni t*aitori»." The father was with the patriots' inhisdviffg hour, and the son OOW against those who were the traitors in that c.qais. —„—.

I ,«tsM3rrjq $dbf siwBNi s.il} to

taw 9-dl la i--A5 j?sl

INDIANA NEWS Thk

Evassyix.ii:

ing Grant poles.

Faj|t1

HifTfEBBEWs of Evansville. are rais-

ing Grant and Colfax poles,

Every

crticjv

"Johnson

Republican"

its 00nstruction.

Hen

ft again in tlio stationery

business, growling aboitl- tho perquisites taken by members of Congress Wb don ?tpprovu ol muth.a 11 outlay public .money, but ilid any "one ever hear of a

Democrat refusing anything in .tho lino of "perks?'' And while tho

JoiVynul

where

Fkamv

1-.

has its

iinijd .iji will .it tell the public that "little story" of a Democratic, clerk of the Senate .of ItidianH who oaf'r(ed home,j to his Harding hoiisC. stacks of stationery "and ."•towed it away under his bet I The perlirmancoft of that sound l)e.,iii.icrat wfire .-ometbi'iig immen.-io,. lie ran,tho stationery bVlls of tliV' Senate iip lo ligure four tinTies '-as high a* 'were tho bills bf tho

Republican cletk had the

itiontry businqr-s i,u charge. This faiee Ibieving cloik of the Senate is. a leading !i ,1it of the DemoVraoy of fo'diaha.' He rjitis ono'of A. .T's. postoflices -was a doleato to the Now York ConveutiOn, and is a huge luminary- his Congressional DislVict. What a splendid illustration of '^Democratic economy Stooping above piles Of stolen stationery

Nblson,

Bay less

W. Hannah and Daniel W. Voorhees, of Terfo Haute aro warm personal frieuds though bitterly opposed in politics. They frequently indulge in rough jokes, practical aud otherwise, jj^hich are generally taken'in good part."' Everybody remembers how Bayles? eveto" with Nelson oh the McCoole business, but here is one of Tom'» jokes on Voorhees, which rather eap3 tbe climax. Nelson and some others were standing on the Bates House corner when a lady came along eoliciting^donations for a religious charity. The crowd ciime down liberally until the solicitor came to. Nelson. "What's it for, Madam?" he inquired, with a solemn countenance. "To purchase a library for Ames Mission Sabbath School" was the repb'- "Why don't Anoes buy it himselfenquired Tom. ..With a curious look of- as.oni9hed compassion the lady explained that Mr. Ames didn't run the school it was only named after hipi.—"Well, Madame," said, Nelson, emphatically and indignantly, "I shall give you nothing. I am opposed ft schools of every kind. They h&ro done more to break np the Democratic party than anything elSe.' The lady explained that she was a ifctVtocrat hoTself! and fcpr brother-in-law ivps a' soldier under Shermai), in his nmrcb t-o the sea. "So much the worse for our brotber-inrlaw," said Nelson. "I was oppoje-i to tho War, and it' it hadn't been for your Sabbath Schools, wo would never hava had mrlwMadame, it any of your frienda tmk you about this, you cdn tell tbe® that" my name is Daniel W. Yoorhee?! ^nd I livci in Terro Haute.— &4o<l morning." ffhe lady'p coantenRncn 9s she moved indicated, Ux»t the Democratic fiarty haft last strerfgtb. We .score one for JSaletm.—Md.Mirror. ft -/f»— J^crO'O

"Indians, is now "worklhg'for Grant and

PaoHirdv ^'li" dhcSlrte-s

elector for the

ticket

on the

bWKii

M0tTK*t"2i (Company of Grant Guards

tia^ beetf organized in Evansvilie. It al

ready hombera fifty, each of whom ivill

(jaS? KlV'fiMt ^liW ^eaii.

AHt the pictures in tlie Indianapolis Illustrated Christian taken from the Bdgues- Gallery at police head quarters,

New York Kfio?,

difw

-.ill 1m

Saturday' night some scoundrel

broke into Astiury Chapel, Indianapolis.

Alined tho orejan aiid tore up a 'number

of hymn book's.""" v'

HON. PATER KISISR

ft .uotJf«»k

Democratic leader

in tho House at: the last session of the Indiana Legislature, is one of the most

"bloated" of the Fort •"Wayne bondhold

ers. and is a "national bank bloodsucker'

df huge proportions.

I Milks J.Shinn,Esq.,

a prominent and

lifelong Democrat, in Wayne county,

has become disgusted with the nominees

of that party, and on Thursday evening last.made a speech ii.eai\ JUicbmoiuj ...for

a a a 5

A man by tbe ntuneT'f Geo Lucas was

found dead near the railroad track, about One mile east of Lebanon on Sunday

morning. The supposition is that he was

drunk and on his way home, when tlie

westward hound train, at about ten o'clock

at night, ran over him. The deceased leases a wife and two children.

One

Smith

of the largest political gatherings

ever held in Lawrence county assembled

at Bedford on Saturday. The enthusiasm

was unbounded. Gen. Washhurne made

a moat eloquent speech. A regiment of Fighting Boys in Blue over six hundred

strong, was organized.

"Before JudgeHines

will be obliged to our friends for

brief reports of meetings in all parts of this Congressional' District, but to be acceptable thoy must be written and forwarded on the day the meetings take place. Stalo political news is the Jenrt viiv acceptable we can furnish our readers.

W® have it, upon what we consider re liable authority, that thirteen of the individuals composing tho squad of Kontuckians which took so conspicuous apart in the Hendricks procession, were guerrillaSiduriPg the war, and. at ill a larger nuniber had been soldiers in the regular i-Qbel service I The Hon. Thomas had reason to feel proud of his body guard

Ml. 'ernon Union. '^.11'^

well known gentleman of this city has left alive hundred dollar check in our possession, which will ho given to any other mktt who will put up a similar ahiount, in case Seymour and Blair are elected,as President, and Vic« l'rosideut.

other words lie proposes to bet five hundred dollars that Grant and Colfax aro elected as President anil Vice-Presi-dent. Democrats, put up or shut up.—

La Fagetle Journal, uhiq^l.i

THE

Evansville

.1 ournat

t&e Government. They made a confession

of faitlf yesterday, and'will work earnestly

for Grant and Colfax. The}' are men ef

s®y$e'and brain?, and not ranting .''blath

erskites."' The work goes bravely on.

Hiram

Rrbtd,

and killed two negroes, one of them an innocent man. On that occasion Hiram

told the mobists that their conduct was

"an honor to the city.1' His conduct will doubtless bo a similar "honor"' to the

Democratic party. "The growing prom

inence of the African raoe'! is one of the

reasons assigned by Hiram for his change of hase. The two negroes whose corpses

hung on lamp posts beside him when he

complimented the mob had a "prominence" which suited the orator of that oc

casion.

learn from the Indianapolis

ttel,

Senti-

that about five o'clock. Monday afternoon, a young man named Benjamin

F. Harding, son of Jacob Harding, and

brother to the local editor of the

Sentinel

was fatally injured at the Cincinnati

Depot, in that city^WIn company with

several other boys of about the same age,

he got on a freight traig of the Cincinnati and Chicago Roadin the North part

of tbe city, and rode down near the depot The other three succeeded in jumping off without injury, but Harding fell under

the wheels and was dreadfully crushed.—

His -right leg was shattered from the

knee up, and injuries sustained about the

hips, while his left ankle was dislocated.

He was conveyed to his father's residence'

on Mississippi street. Drs. Fletcher and

Pearson were called in, and did all that could be done for him, but owing to tho

terrible nature of his wounds, no opera

tion was performed, and he died aboat

half-past nine o'clock, after terrible suf

fering.,.^

{fiu sidLt 3? Aarfi fait

if ro4d Mr* -WW TXtO aaatntso rr &as 4« mitisl t'JiJ *s& ^ifea®8®n £^mfhue

a &

cattle diaeaso is prevailing in sev-

Republicans aro lull ra^] uing gretit"aiarm* moughort tSo

The

rgamz-

GOVERNOR.

BTSTO*"

Republican mass meeting at Bn-

te^pripe, Switewrlandx-ostity^ Saturday last, Ji kfirtth#ortS#,at eretonshjHg thfvgune d»v, ^inflkn im||^ise an^cesaKerMWBg o%r" W thojllftnd •MMffiiwhos'"were thade from thrba mwerorrt stands by Governor Baker, General

M. Dunn, Hon. D. E. "Williamson, Goneral Ben. Spooner, and others. The ramp lire* are burning brightly, and tho cheering news cornea up from every part of tho State, the Gran4 ffPpigftiiiti :but.'JuitmqtJ .«

S,p?dly.that'Cittiifriends,of

Colffl.v.

tj'i(^TN3, j^par cou rif il

akor^nd1 back

BAKER

Jasper

,%t-

iu'-iiii ]. bi

^t/K^flrst^iuif^er of tbe Gos|'ort

pendent,

Inde

now RepubTican paper, is «t

hand. It lias our bed wishes for its

n:i- .. Hsc-nil atlJ iiH3{7.n

abundant success.

will be present at

tile ItSjwMfiS&rf? eonvoti'tSoh of Vander

burgh County, on Friday, Septombeir!44b,

n:.d at New Harmony Saturday, September 5th, on wlii&h tu*casion the people

among Wh'otu he has lived for the past

twenty j*ears will, in the moat overwhelm iftir manner, testif}' their appreciation of

him as their fellow-citizen and a-* the

Chief Magistrate of the State. On Monday, September 7th. he will visit

Bxin-

ville, where bo will be tendorod a public

reception bv the Republicans of Warrick

County. sj ti ma ft

WifKN Democrats prate about "flaclTcal extravagance" tell them this fact The Democratic majority of tho Ohio Legislature, after spending $100,000 on themselves more than was necessary, adjourned to meet again on the 23d of No vember, to swell tho cost of their eminent services concerning "visible admixture," and other ridiculous concoctions, to about $215,000 while the entire expenses of tho last Republican Legislature were $93,843!

BY TEi EGE A PH

The" Eeconciliation '"n ment,

Move-

All Parties Sanguine of Good Results.

l„ate IVews From Hajli.

Salnave Again Defeated and Act ing on the Defensive-

Silka Fstabliahed as a Port of Entry for the Collection Nbtrict of v-4-,-. Alaska. ,i: .- -i. 1., .-.

C? A

of Marion Cir

cuit Court last monday, on motion of Hon.

Samuel E. Perkins, an injunction was

waranted restraining the Acton and Indi

anapolis Gravel road from collecting the assessments levied by the company for

seen the ship Favorite off thecoastof Ire

land. Tho Favorite sailed from this port

a-few days since for New Orleans. She had experienced tho gale and was disman

tied and in a sinking condition. The crew, however, stubbornly refused to

laavo tho ship. ..

'London,

Aug. 25.—Notwithstading

tho sharp opposition of a large portion of

tlie British pre?,i, the appointment of th'o Earl of Mayo the present Secretary of

State of Ireland, to be Governor General

of India, ha3 been determined on by the

Government. Earl Mayo will leave for India in October to a=?sumo the duties of

his now ofiice.

Liverpool,

August. 25.—Captain

McDonnoll, who was the one person rescued from the ship Flora, before reported

wrecked in the Mersey, has since died of

his injuries.

Prom Washington.

Washington,

:U. '.i-uf.

of yesterday,

says It affords us pleasure to announce

tho accession

cAthree

Democrats

Democratic Hebrews

to the Republican ranks, who, though

all

their lives, wero loyal to

who amassed a Urge

fortune during tho war, and has since cut a swell among the codfish aristocracy ,of Evansville, has followed his file-leader|

Doctor Morgan, into the Democratic camp. Hiram is the gentleman who

made a'complimentary speech to the mob

that broke open the Evansville jail in 1805

Aug. 25.—The following

Executive order was issued to-day under and in pursuaneo of tho authority vested in the President of the United States by the provisions of the second section of the act of Congress approved on tho 27 th day of July, 1808, entitled an act lo extend the laws of tho United States relating to customs, commerce and navigation over tho territory ceded to the United Slates by Russia, to establish a collection district tehreiti, and for other purposes. The port of Sitka in said territory ia hereby consti tuted and established as the port of entry for the collection district of Alaska, provided for-by said act, ami under and in pursuanco'of tho authority vested in him by the fourth section of said act the importation and use of fire-arms, ammunition and distilled spirits into and within the said territory, or any portion thereof, except as hereinafter provided, is entirely prohibited under the pains and penalties .specified in said last named section, provided, however, that under such regulations as the Secretary of the Treasury mav prescribe in accordance with law, such articles may, in limited quantities, be shipped coast wise from the United States ports on the 1'neitie coast to said port of Sitka, and that port only in said territory. 011 the shippers giving to the Collector of Customs of the port of shipment, bonds in which it shall be a condition that such articles will, on arrival at Sitka, be delivered to the Collector of Customs or the person there acting as such, to remain in his possession or under his control until sold or disposed of to such persons as the military or chief authority in said territory may specially designate in permits for that purpose, signed by himself or subordinate duly authorized by him.

The Reconciliation Movement. IWhite SclphurSprings, Ya.,

24.—Tbe meeting of Gen. Rosecrans with ox-Con federate Generals and statesmen hero, assumes importance from the frequent meetings that have been held yesterday and to-day.

Gen. Rosecrans and Alex. H. Stephens were in consultation during the early part of yesterday and evening, and by this evening it is expected the programme agreed upon will be developed.

All parties here, both Southerners and Northerners are sanguine of the best results from the meeting. 7 LATTER FROM QREEtf BRIEB.

Whits Sulphur Springs, Ya..

Prise Fight.

tookplacotm an land, county, Virginia. The their appearance in tho rin liputesjMst one o'cl dSy iftOTOoeing a ri eStmej^aa^yiod

Ithp^l thenar On ~W fight, bot!

propor weight, ring at

123

homber-

inen made at seven 8OB10 titiM kelp rouol. rmr

pfiftr

uncrer tlftir oing into tho wards at 121

pounds, and

pounds. The fight was stoutly and stubbornly contested on both aides. The belting was about evon, tbe friends of each man urgipg his claim inost vooiferiudy. it* --Ifjit l(#t^|o.^b#- and foimeerr lninuVal Id fci '4?th round Edwards Btruek Collyer a terrific blow on tho iueular, which knocked him out of

fiftoflit tuiieiutov Jftptb tuen show Mg»» of severe puoishmen, though Edwards walked ttms

!bon?fcJt*|wppprt?il

and

would allow no one to assist him on bbard the steamer. Oti the downward passage a fight sprung up KotWeen some of the roughs, id which knivies' phiUd* and hludgeoris Avere freoiy used. One man Pat Mullen, of Baltimore,^wfta shot through the right breast 'Another, bad a finger shot oti', a third was slabbed in the side and head Tbe upward trip was quiet.

Five hundrttW JXMMnspresent at tho fight.

There was a steamer from Washington and a tug from Philadelphia with a private party.of about thirty-five persons.

From New York.

NEW York,'Aug. 35.—The journeymen tailors here last night organized for a strike. »**'».

DISCHARGED.

Mrs.'Jorilafi was discharged frd&nitsto* dy yesterday, on the charge of killing one" Nicholson, who murderously assaulted her and her husband.

A ROWING MATCH.

Jerry Crocker and Henry Andrew, of Hartford, have gone to Troy where they will start for this city in light wherries. They will row to Peck slip, whero they will ship one of their boats on one of the Hartford steamers and go as far as Saysfaells and pull up the river to Hartford, which they expect to reaeh Saturday

TEL tkJLst R'ATiitf

O I Ill ,, N W" &

-(,i i.v, England..

London- Aug. 25.--A grand dinner

was given in honor of Admiral Farragut

on Wednesday by the English Embassa

dor at his residence at Thenepia. Liverpool, Aug. 25.-—Dispatches con

tjnue to be received giving accounts of

shipwrecks caused by the recent gales. A vessel arrived at this port reports having

1'**

JlRiA# BRITAIN.

The managers of the New York, New Found land & London Telegraph Company announce that on the first of September the tarifi' of rates will be reduced. Messages of ten words will be Sent from this city to any point in Great Britain and Ireland for $16.65 in gold or $24.25

Prom Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 25.—There is no abatement in the cattle disease. The consumption of beef and milk has fallen off largely. Notice has been sent to dealers at different points South and West not to ship any more Telas cattle to this city, and the Mayor has given orders^ n«t to allow ariy to belanded here/ ,5*.

From Boston.

BOSTON, Aug. 25.--Preliminary

"Thou wear'nt the gift of \lctory— There'* triumph In thy h»tr ,,, O! marvel of fair maidenhood."' tJs »v

Ring's Yegetable Ambrosia produces this "gift of victory," a profusion of hair, by cleansing Uie scalp of all impurities and giving it a healthy tone, so that the glands act with wonderful vigor. Try it

—.» 1

Bj'iife -. •. ^-fr "tfli• juti* ~WK, W:--i few.

CINCINNATI MARKET,

SPECIAL NOTICES.

tated, whose suffeHigs have been protracted from hidden causes and whoso cases require prompt treatment to render exiatenca desirable If Toaa^ *uA|Eluj(, er haye.su ffered, froHi inrol itet»r#Bl»clili| f«ct does it plianci g($!irai5eal33 Dbei a llttto extn|ex

rangements are made for the contemplated reunion of officers of the army of the Jame3in this city the Becond of September next.. The committee having the matter in eharge are Gen. Fs A. Osborne Col. C. C. Fulton, Dr. Ainsworth and Capt. C. A. Brooks.

31:!

By Telegraph.1 OraoiNKATi, August SJ5. FLOUR—Dull, family *9 T6@10. n'HEAT—Dull, No. 2 at 91 86, No I at 1 i5 there was not much offeretl at theso rates, but it would not bring any morel

CORN—Dull at 92@73c lor ear, no demand for shelled and it would not bring more than ear. OATS'—Quiet and steady at i)Sc fer Nfi 1 and 37 for white.

RYE--lnfair demand at #1 25^1 28. BARLEY—Scarce and'wanted at 82 15 for No 1 spring and 2 25 for fall on the spot: no demand for it for future delivery.

COTTON—Nominally nuchanged. TOBACCO—Steady. B'lIISKY—Quiet at 65c in bond.w**•'** PORK7-I11 moderate demrnd at 828 75, but held at ?0 00, and we under tand the rate was paid for 200 barrels.

BULK MEATS— Held more firmly but the de maiul is not large, shouldera held at 12%j and sides at 14J^.

BACON—Firm, shoulders can't be bought be low I3?£, nor clear sides less than 17%. LAKl—Neglected it is held at 18%, and small jobbing sales made at this rate.

HUTTKB—Scarce and higher, freali 35@38. KOGS—15@1G. LINSEED OIL—Quiet at 81 14. i?ETOLEUM—In fair demand at 33j§3ti. '-i (1(LI—Uil^ baying.

NEW TOBK MABKET.™

Hy'Telegraph.) New Tou, August 2i. 0LOUA—Dull 10@15c lower 86 80@7 76 for »npertiue State western |7 70(39 75 for extra wegIer0: 89f90(a)l2 2/i white wheat extra |8 60012-2-r "round hoop Ohio 810 00@11 2ri 8t. Lnnts 51114^00 closing heavy. California flonr dnll at SI0 O0@12 00.

RYE FLOUR—Dull, 250 bbls. at $7 -25g!» 9(1. CORN MEAL—Dull. WHISKY—Quiet and firm at 7£c in bond. WHEAT—l@3c lower with very moderate businesfi for export and home use at SI 95 for No. 1 spring delivered and new do. afloat, 2 03 for No. 1 io dolivered, 2 05 for retail parcels do, 2 10 for retail lots very choice amber spring, 2 24 for winter red western, 2 25 for new red southern Ills., 34@2 35 for amber Hichigrn, 2 32}£(92 40 for new white Michigan, 2 4t'@2 42 for white State, 2 C0ref2 75 for white Genessee.

RYE—Dull and heavy at 91 40@1 42%.

Aug.

5"@2S

Aug.

25 —Gen. Rosecrans came down here of his own earnest desire to see the representative men of the South, to ascertain their views and sentiments on public affairs and eecurity.

He has had a cordial reception, and was much pleased with the attention paid him by Southern men^*3CS

He has had frequent -interviews with Generate Lee and Beauregard and Aler. H. Stephens, G-ov. Pickens, Letcher and others on public matters, an the utmost cordiality and frankness was reciprocated on all sides.

Some plan will doubtless be adopted for future action, but it. is somewhat surrounded in mystery at present.

Hie plan will be developed in a day or two. S8&

nw-

7*:

BARLEY—Nominal. BARLEY MALT—Quiet dronpiog. CORN—A shade easier with fair business for ex pott and home use at fl 13(§1 10 for unsound and 1 19V£@1 22^ for sound mixed western afloat, 23 for western yellow.

OATS—Firm at 77@78 for western in store and 70% for do afloat. RICE—Dull and unchanged.

COFFEE—Quiet and firm. Sl'GAR—In fair demand, Cuba 11@11%. MOLASSES—Dull. HOPS—Quiet at 10(330 for American. PETROLEUM—Dull at 15 for crude and 82 for refined bonded.

PORK—Firmer and more active with sales at $28

81 for new mesa, closing at 28 80 regu

lar, 28 75 for old do, 23

ri0@24

for prime and 25@

aor prime mess. BEEF—Steady at 815@20 50 for new plain mess and 20 50@24 75 for new extra ram.

CUT MEATS—Firm at $13%@14 for shoulders, 1G§19% for bams mtdUngs lirnu iARD—Quiet and steady at 18)£@19 for steam and 19@19% for keitle rendered.

BUTTFR—Steady at 31@37c for Ohio 3G®4oc for State. CHEESE—Firm at J3@17$.

GOLD—Lower au weak, opened at 45%, advanced to 46%, tell to and closed at 44%.

SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hotels and Housekeepers

TAKE NOTICE I

—0— ii

TCET.L, BIPLST A Co. off»r, by the yard pieca, an elegant l:n* of

BLCAGH8D ANB BBOfTN

SHSKTIMUS.

4-5, 6 4, 3-4, 7-4r, ^-5^9-4, 10-4, linen and Cotton at reduced price*. Also, a full assortment of Ramsley Table Damasks—bleached and brown—6-t, 8-3, 10 7. 50 Dr" Good quality Druner Napkins f2.03

Brown aad Bleached Crash, for Towels. Elf-*nt quality Honey Comb Quills, fl.75. '. TUKLL. BlfLEY fe CO.

Ladies can receivo a box of Dr lpau's Pill* by «»ll sealed from the eyes of the ublic, by enclosing w»e dollar and six postage tamps to M. W. Haeombec, Oenaral kgaat for the United Statesaad Oanadaa, A Albany, Kaw

Jan dwlm

I |sS^K«i4

p.-,' ,»».•*£

Ion pSMM palP'tHjpu of the heart £, i^nrinary tttgans, or yonr kldnjl:

It g|jjkut

or MPr Ts yonr youfciri

so is It

?he

•ettllng Or doea a thick scum rise to the lop I— Or is a sediment at tha bottom after it has stood awhile? Io yon have spells of ihort.brvathing or dyspeiwia Are yonr Dowels constipated Do

on have spills of faintlBf, or rn^he^of Woodto bead I Ts yonr memory impsira.1 Is yonr mind conatautiy duelling upon this subjM-.t Da you foci dull, llstlese, moping, tired of companTof life Do yon wish to l» lelt alone, lo get away from everybody

Djw

any little thing

make yon start or jnmp li yonr sleep broken or lestles i7 Is tho lontre of your eye a* hrilliaut.' The bloom oh your clie«k as blight.' Do

yok. asiiojF jrosnwlf Jb aociaty aa wtMIf .'Ito'ftw- WKWeFW5 pursue yonr bneinesswltn tho same energy? t. .. .. you (eel ae mai^h conftdenw.-.lB yo4r4l|t4 %M yonr wpirlts tfnll and Sagging, given

ma anrholy

1 It to,

C°Now,'wader,•eJf-a'basf.

cui«d, and soxual

fits 6T

do not lay it to yn-nMiter or

dyspepsia. Have yon resttess nights? Yonr back t«k, yonr knees weak and b»T but fit lie app»-' tite, aud you attribute this to dyspepsia orllter

renartal 4M4.1M bwlly

«xtxat*»,

are aU capable of pro-,

during a" weakness of the generative organs.-j-Tbe organs rgeoeraUoti. wb«n in health, make wo man. Did you ever thtufc that thoeo bold, defiant, energetic, persevering, tmsinew mon aro sTwWys whOi«- gftieraftva organs ar« tn .perfect |W^ such nieu complain tfr bMa* iiUfanchot, of oiisuevs, of palpitation of the liwrt. They i®» never afraid they cannot succeed in busioen they don't become sad and dis««nraged Ut»y are •Iwayspolite and ia ihneomp*»y of ladies, and look *,u and them right ia th* facenone of your downcast looks or any other meanness absut tham. 1 do not meau tb^se who keep the organs inflated by running to excess. Theea will not only ruin their constitutions, but also those'they d" buiineis with or for.

How many men, from badly cured 'diseases, from the effects of setf-»buie and excesses, have brought about that state of weakness in those oignns that has reduced the general oystem so much as to induce almost every other disease—Idiocy, lunacy, paralysis, spinal affections, suicttV," ami almost every other form of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspected, and Jiava dootored for all but the right one

Diseases of 'these organs require the fuse ef a Diuretic. ilkliHBOtD,9 FLUID ^XTKACT RDCUU Is the g.eat Diuretic, antf if a certain cure for diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weak news, Femsle Complaints,

Genoral DebUity, and all diseases of the UrinarySen ansa how long standing.

OijrAis^het'berexisting in Male or Ftemale. froui whatever cotisft origluKtlng, and no rnatHr o*

If no treatment is subnittsd to. Consumption or Insanity may ensns. Our fltsh and blood are supported irom these sou rces, and the health aftd happiness, and that of Posterity, depends upon prompt use of a reliable Temedy.

Belmboldt's Extract Buchu, established upward of 18 years, prepared by H. T. HELMBOLD, Druggist, rv.»4 New York, and 104 South t0tn-st., Philadelphia, Pa. PatCE—41,2.1 per bottle, or 6 bottles for St,G0, ddlivered to any address. Sold by all Druggests everywhere.

None are

Genuine

unless done up in atejl-

engravod wrapper, vrith fac-Sini!le of ifty Chemical Warehouse, aud signed a24 iooI*weaw2m. H. T. R8I(MB"11.'..

Pbyaical Eihanstlon.

Worn oat with the burning heats of Summar, the humau system requires to bs reinforcsd and regenerated at this season. Strength lias liberally been stesming outof it under a temperature that uecessaiily produces exhaust Ion. Fall is thessa« o^ remitient and Intermittent fever., and the weak and enervated are always thtir first victims. Now, therefore, is the lime for invigoration. Those who have neglected to tone and regulate the 'itivr and secretive organs daring the months of Juue aud July, can no longer continue to do S3 viiihour imminent petil to health and life. Commence a course of HORTETriHR'3 BITTEBS without delay. Of all renovaticg, strength-eustainiag preparation this is the most wholesome and the most potent It does not unduly oxcito the most sensitive organisation. Its" mission Is to preserve, filiate and Restore. Tho tonit, anti billions and aperient vegetable elements which it contains are associated in the exactproportigns necessary to put the whole physique into perfect working order. The purity of all Its ingredients is guaranteed. It rousee tho languid appetite, givss unwonted energy to the digestion, calms and brace* the nerves, and replies lassitude aad depression with energy and cheerfulness besides being agreeable to th« palate and free from all ths cbjactiors urged again* the adulterated stimnlaats and tonics, of which it is deaigneii to supply the place. g^d wiw.

IF WBISHE3 COILB B& Bg*OTU» A*

CHRISTADOBO'S

fiwii&v

"YOUR LOTION has cured the most obstinate case of chronic fetter that h^a baf. fieri the medical skilL of hundreds," writes Bank & Clure, druggists, of Claredon, Ark., about Palmer's Lotion. aug2P-dwlw.

HAIB

DTE

Changes the Colw of tta Hat? IS

From Gray to Black, People might Uafh fft the ravages of agi*. The process only occupies FI-e Minute*.

dhristadoro's Hair PreserraflTe

Wo*as

5 aisarfc—Aiaaog thwrigBtacf woa»a

may be reckoned thari^it to preeerte hes hair in ltt original luxuriance, gloss, cyhr^ lajfttue aad elajticlty, as long as she eaa. To to do so, we recommend the terjc fceu article we knew of—preparation about which there ia to deception, which we have tried and seen tried, and not twtd wanting—«• saeaa aHlliMSWWIhWiHalr Preserver aad Beautidsr.

Sold by Druggists, aud applied bt all Hair Dressers. Mauafactory No. CS Jl*idea Laue.— PrindpalDepoitife. 6AstorH4tua.

"To Owners or Horses aad Cattle."

Tobias' Derby CwnJilioa Powders are warranted superior to aay other* or. uu pay»f»r the cure of Distemper, Woruis Buta, Coughs,' Hide-iKuud^ Oolds, Jtc., in Horse*, and Cold*. Cougfis, Loss of Blllk, Black Tongue, Horu Distemper, Ac., in Oattle. Theee "Powders" were formerly fut np by Simpson I. Tobias, son of Dr. Tobias, and since his death the demand has been so great that Dr. Tobias has continued to manufacture them.— They are perfectly safe and innocent no need of stopping the working of your nniinals. They iucrease the appetite, give a Sine coat, deause Uie stomach and nrinary organs, and iucresae the milk of cows. Try them, and you will never be without them. Col. Philo P. Bush, of the "Jerome Park Bace Course," Fordham, N. Y., would not use them until he was told of what they were composed, since which time he is never without them. He has over fwenty running-horses in his charge, and for the last thteo.^ear*-^as used no other mediclue for them. 'g 4

Sold by Druggists and Slori-keepers throughout the United States. Price 85 cents per Box.— Depot, 10 Park Plake, New YoTk. I l'.tdwhu

More Cause of Blttod Poison. Excessive labor or undue excitemeut sometimes occasion serleua s'ckness ly caueiug au accelerating motiou to the blood. Grief, ftar aud anxiety hurt by making the blood circulate slower.— Both causes may produce seriotts evils to tha* health unless prevented by timely aid. H*re we are admonished of the superior advantage of Brandrxth'8 Pills. For if the blosd goes too fast, from uorvous or other causes, they allay the turmoil andarehealii balm to the brain. White, should the blood circulate too slowly, tinting the skin with a dark hue, they at ones relieve the blood of its excess of carbnn", thus tlmy relieve' the mind aud restore the health. Should an organ be weaker than the rest, there impure matters from the blood will be deposited. This Is the way lumps, bolls, tumors, carbuncles, are produced. All are cured, ofteu prevented, bf the use of Brakdretb's Pill*.

Principal office, Brandreth House, New York. Sold by all Druggists. 19dwlm

ITCH ITCH I ITCH SCRATCH I SCRATCH! SCKATWH

in fVofii 10 to 48 hoars.

ffhealon's OlntHrnt ouree The Itch, cure* onre* enre* cures cures

ffheaton's Ointment ffheaton's Ulntmeat iVheatoH's Olatmeat #heatoB'» Olntmeat ffheatoa's Olntraeat

Salt ttheum. Tetter. Barber'* Itch. «l« Sorea. Srery Kind

OP EVfcBf HUMOR L1RK MA6IC. Price, 00 cent* a box by mall, 60 cents. A«fjress WEEKS .% HOTTKit, No. 1711 Wa*hl«y«.a Street, Boston, U&sa: for wale by all Jirugglst*

Boston, Sept. 18,1(H7-Bta wdwly

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W O N E

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KJ From tbe pasture or John Clem, in Hoaew Creek township, ou August 2!Hh.

MA.RE,

shite hind foot, sad- ii arently sore at the pacer hraerlj: JUley township, now gg

JWhl Ri^Wy, of Honey Creek townA liberal rowartt will be given to any p*r•on returniDp her, or giving any information leadi»fr to lisr ferovery.

JAMBS H. BDNDT. ,f

AS AN APERIENT,

Tlierf is no medicine so much In favor with those who are acquainted with their action as Robaek's Blood Pills they aft safe, pleasant and atld iB their operatip

SLE£PLES$ NJCU1$%..

a ruUiody lo auQth* aU extiialkeiit, its truest ^euse, a hotiim, there is, parhaps

ij* 4

KR YSIPEL 43,

Or, M. Anthony's Fire, cau be most' effectually' eradicated by tbe tteeof Hiibick's Blood Purifier,,. Hu conjunotioa withHoback's Blood Pill*.

OPTHALMIA,

Inflsmmation of '.lie luyi-4, not onfreqaentiy sei from a disaid«rad state of tha (tO'OMOh a W dotal of Boback't Blood Pill* will, is moat esses, effect a cure by, femoving the cauae.

-^-1' "v-""

Keep Your Blood Pore.

There are bo remedies, now before tbe f«b^c, so welt csloolatad to purify the blood aad reeoh* struct (so to apask) the whole system aa Boback'e Blood Putifler, Mood Pills end Stomaoh

\SS

±na I

-w•*

LBUCOKKHCEA,

-w*-

Or, "Whites, which follow local debility and constitutioual weakness, oan be effectually cured by the use of BoTSack's Stomach Bitters. Do not Irt the druggist sell you any other remedy, as th-Me Bitters ate prepared with especial ref rence to this complaint, and are warranted to cure.

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In the mouth In the morning is one of tbe kf mptoms of a bllioaarondltion or dleordaredatataof the I lver, aud should noi, for neglected, as it is but the premonitory symptom of a train of evils and the very seeds of disease. Procure at onre Roback's Blood Pills, adminls them acordtugto the direction* accompany I each box, and thedlfflculty and danger of dlailiae will at once be removed.

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