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WEEKLY EXPRESS

tt'tdnesdaj aomins, Sept. 29. I&t9.

CITY NEWS.

TO OUR PATRONS-

Tbe extensive item printing establish

ment anil binder}' of Mesera. Alleu & An-

jrewi, of this cily, baa been purchased, Rnd

•with other new material and machinery,

will be FCDDED to tbo EXPRKBS office. Our

location will be chaogcd to the Patrick

building, cjruer of Sixth and Ohio, near

ly opposite the Poitoffice, acd the paper

enlarged and pot in entirely new type in

about a fortnight.

TIIKKB are a fyw cases

in tho city.

yt-gterday.

of eoarlet fever

SEVTKI. UOULSON, Esq., WAS in tho

C. F. WITTKUBKRO, ESQ editor of the

Buerger Zeitunrj. u—we regret to learn-

very Berioualy ill•

WIT.L HODDY has goneto Indianapolis

to rid') a velocipede, at ibo Stale lair, for

the fifty dollar purse

Thero was another frost yesterday

morning, much heavier than that of

Monday morning.

TFIE CONTRACT for building the Dati-

villa railroad bridgo across the Wabash at

Clinton has been awarded.

TUB bootblack fraternity is increasing

rapidly in this city. "Sbine'em up,sir?

I greets the pedestrian at almost every cor-

net.

Nil LB have advanced twenty-live cents

S per keg at Pittsburg. We presume the

laama advance will take place kere and

i^eUewhere.

OaR dispatches thU morning mention

la brutal muidar committed near Balti-

more, by one William Brown, who it is

slated formerly residwd in this city. 1

THK wheat market is very dull, prices

jranging from 90 cento to $1.05. Receipts

jare falling off, shipping facilities are tal

ly equal to the demand, and the slock on

hand is diminishing.

THE

ERNYTRIAI.

will commence in Ihe

Criminal Court, today. Co), li. W.

^Thompson and tho Prosecuting Attorney

will represent the Slate and £. W• Voor-

ihees will appear for tho defens?.

A. PKOO, Treasurer of th« Vigo

jOounty Agricultural Society, requests

!*ll persons Holding r.rdtrs on the treasury

to present them for payment at the Ha-

(KMI State Bank.

SANT C. DAVIS' has an autograph eer-

tificato of military service from Georgo

Washington, addressed to Mr. Davis' ma

ternal grand-father. 11 bears date, March

7ih, 1771, and is therefore nearly one

hundrod years old.

SiNUtf. tho jjrosont police force took

chargo of the peace of tho city, May 12lh,

18G9, five hundred and 'fifty-lwo arrests

have been made. Of this number ninety-

two wcro discharged and tho rest were

"put through the mill*"MM fUh, -M'H

ERNY'S bondsmen aro not quite so nu

merous as we slated yesterday. Here is

tho entire list: Jacob Stark, D. AV.

Voorhcos, B. F. Havens, Jcs.H. Blake,

A. B. Fouls, Wm. E. Kirtloy and An-

drew MoOuiro.

GUN NY WOODS, THO Terra Haul* b»y

Who was so terribly Injured by a cravel

cm at Walloon, a few weoka ago, now

at tteroaidence of W. L. Hoddy in tbi8

ltv

and has a fair prospect of entire re

covery, excopl tho irreparable loss of one

Ifg-.rw

CIRCUIT Couivr.-On convening the

Circuit Court Monday morning, it was

found that SJ many of the attorney were

absent, from sickness and other engage

ments that Judge Patterson adj mined

tho Court over to Monday morning

ncx

-Vmf-

soul to tli6 btftto

BAIJ. & Co.,

Fair la! night, elegant samples of their

school desk an 1 seat. Wo are pleased te

learn those articles of school furniture

aro growing in popnlay favor, and^rdors

aro coining in fas Hirers can till them with prasont taci.i-

ties.

TRJAI OF EFNY.-The Ciiminal Court

met on Monday, and Messrs. Thompson

and Voorhees being present, it was

agreed to go into the trial of Erny on to

day. A special veniro of thirty-six

jurymen was ordered from the country.

Etny was released last evening on four

thousand dollars bail, the bond being

signed by some twenty-f.vo of his friend,.

THE ScnoOLM-ASTBR certainly has not

reached all parts of Missouri, as witness

the following received at our postoflice

a few days since: Soptember 20 A 1S69 Butler Missoury

Mr post roaster sirs if you pleas want you to riie and tell me who is note of re«

public in your county if

W. J- Rikm

aN & of Btt limore are

expected to do a heavy pork-psrking

business in this city during the coming

s,,8con,

which will open as enriy «n iSo-

vomber as the weather will permit-

Dealers cxp^tthat tl-o market wi.l open

at nit.e or ten cents, net, for choice bogs

The prospect is that the hog crop will not

exceed, if it equals, that of last year.

THE return of the Hon. John Ingle,

Jr., from Europe, renders it prqbable

that tho Normal School Board, of which

he is President, will hold a meeting at an

oarly day for the election as a President

of tho Faculty. Other important busi

ness will also be transacted^

SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—Daniel Kalor, an

elderly man who resides on Third street,

met. with a serious accident jMterday.

Ilei Was at wdrk on the' ne^iNjlrpad

bridge across the Wabash, assisting to on

load from a wagon a very heavy piece of

timber, when it fell across bis bowels, in

juring him so severely 'hat his recovery

is regarded as very.doubtful. _j —-J— i—i

cay

COL. DOTVLINO and fitujiiy will return

from Oconotnowoo tc-morro1".

WM. B. TTTELL, Esq., LIS* returned

from a eomewhit extended Eiatern tour.

KEY. E. FKXNK HOWB ii now at home

In his new residence on South Seventh

etreet

A SCOUNDREL, whose neck was proba-

bly made for a halter, attempted an infa-

mous outrage upon a young woman near

the corner of Ohio and Sixth streets,

night before last. Some boys, happening

to come along, thwarted his purpose. He

made tracks with great celerity, the boys

pursuing, but not being able to capture

him. —————

A riaPATCH from Greencastle, states

that on last Friday afternoon three Jiun-

dred unpaid Irish laborers on the line of

the Indianapolis & St. I-oaia Railroad

surrounded the Jones House, where Mr.

Tinney, one of tho contractors, was stop

ping, and amidst the wildest yelling and

threatening, were about to force an en

trance, when Gen. Morris, the President,

addressed the mob, saying that he had

made arrangements to pay each man his

due?. At one time it seemed as though

violence would ensue, but the speech of

Gen. Morris had the effect to disperse the

imb, and all became quiet. i»?«.

WE call the attention of our readers

to the real estate advertisement of F. M.

Meredith, Esq., in another column. He

has more than ten thousand »cresof landa

in Iowa, Illinois and Kansas, for sale or

'exchange for city property.- Maps, show

ing the location of those lands, quality,

can be seen at bis office during the

latter part of this week. The land is im

proved, timbered and prairie, and a great

portion of it is convenient to railruadi.—

The immense emigration to theso States

causes retfl property to advanoa coAtin-

ally and certainly investments in sweh

property cannot be otherwise than profit*

able. Co-

THE following is a statement of tie

receipts and expehses of the County Fair^

showing a deficit cf two hundred, aBd

forty seven dollars and twenty-five cents:

EXPENSES.

Premiums paid •••»fl|447,00 Polios Labor and Supts.1Tb 10 Printing,....,

$1,751.25

3EIPT8.

Entry Fees Gate Fees Bent of Stands...... Licenses Special Premiums

$418,20 939.05

......... 75-50 W 2625 55,00 $1,514,00

247,25

AMAHDA JANE PARTRIDGE is the

slightly sacharine name of a somewhat

antiquated damsel whose presence illumi

nated our office tor a brief period yester

day. Amanda desired to advertise a tru

ant lover against whom she '-breathed

out tliroatenings and slaughter" in lan

guage ill-adapted to polite auriculars.

She was, however, slightly deficient in

immediate 'pecuniary resouicea, and was

persuaded to-forego the luxury of appear

ing 5n print over her ornate signature

until bettor fdrtune shall bring plethora

to hor now attenuated and collapsed re

ceptacle of cash. Meantime weadvise her

false and fugacious lover that Amanda

hath need 6f him and will be likely to

cotnA down on him as did the Asyrian,

to-wit: "like ft wolf on the fold."

MR. E. i3. SAMKEY, of yew Castle

Pennsylvania,, is in the city for thejuir-

pose of superintending the erection of tho

Vigo Iron Company's works Mr.S.bas

had much experience in the business, and

i?, wo have no doubt, "tbfl right man in

the right place.'' The Company's office

is now being crected'on the grounds, Bnd

the grading for the main structures being

done. Mr. Crawford, President orthe

Company, --far-- a. .gentleman of the Very

highest order "of business qualifications,

and, under his gjnoral managmiont, the

great enterprise will bo vigorously prosc-

cuird. Contracts for brick and much of

the other material havo already been

mndo, and, should tbe weatbor provo pro

pitious, tho buildings and, probably, the

stack will be completed before winter.

Too -MUCH LAUDANUM—On Tuesday

night avjcung man, who wa-t ftojgpipg at

Mr. Falcon's, on North Seventh Street,

either by accident or design, emptied the

contents of a Lottlo of laudanum into his

stoniHcb from tho effccis of which ho

very narrowly e?capeddeath. Theyoung

man—whoso name we could not learn—

was taken sick at tho Buntin House, last

Sunday, went Irom there to Mr.

Fenton1!1, where be was properly cared

for. The IsudarjVuu. was p'aced by. his

bedside to be given, as required, by the

persons attending him, but it was discov

ered during Tuesday night that he had

taken it ali at or.o dose. Ho was insen

sible until last -evening, and was only

saved from death—if indeed he escapes

all—by the most prompt, persV.ent and

vigorous measurrs. He has been at work

on tho Vandalia Railroad, came from

Now York and has no relations in this

part of the country.

CAPT. C. C. GENUNG, engineer for the Evansville and Crawfordsville railroad, last week completed an inspection of al the bridges and culverts on the Evansville and Crawfordsville railroad its entire length, and returned to the city on Saturday night. We learn that the bridges and culverts are all in an excellent condition at the present time, safe and sound. It is a custom to have the bridges on this road inspected by a competent man at least twice a year, and on the occasion of such visits of the inspector, all faulty timbers are ordered to be removed at once. This is one of the reasons that the Evansville and Crawfordsville railroad has so few accidents. Another is that only careful engineers and conductors are employed. This will be pleasing intelligence to travelers in this day of railroad and steamboat accidents. To travel on a railroad without fear of being "dumped" over the bank, or of having the engine blow you into the middle of the next century, is a great comfort—

<Evansville Courier>.

THK FAXTIU who propose to furnish

the meant and build the proposed Indiana

& Illinois Central Bailway leading from

Indianapolis to Decatur, are Messrs.

CHAMPLIK & LAZAK. Their proposition is

to take tbaroad as it stands and complete

and own it, the company to turn over to

them the real estate, notes and all other

assets it baa, estimated at about $200,000,

and the counties or citizens along the

line to raise a bonus of $700,000, in ad

dition, to be paid them on completion of

the road. The counties through which

the road passSs in Illinois, It is under

stood, have arranged for their pro rata of

the proposed bonus. It remains to be

seen whether Parke, Putnam, Hendricks

and Marion, in this State, will likewise

do so, and sixty days are given them in

which to determine the question. As the

matter now sUndt, it does not promise a

successful issue.

THE STAT* FAIR.—By yesterday's In

dianapolis Sentinel we learn that the Sev.

enteenth Indiana State Fair, which com

menced yesterday, starts out with prom

ise of much greater success than any pre.

vious exhibition has ever enjoyed. The

importance of these annual displays is

gradually becoming appreciated by the

people, and the liberal and enterprising

management of the Board of Agriculture

has done much to popularize them. This

is particularly noticeable this year, since

the system of charging entry fees has

been done away with, and by the reduc

tion of premiums for trotting, no particu"

'ar featureof the fair attracts attention to

Ifce exclusion of others. The Board have

spared no pains in fitting up the grounds,

and under the direction of Mr. Sullivan,

the Superintendent, they have been sub

stantially improved in various ways.

The number of entries made up to

yesterday morniitg is unequaled in the

history of our fairs, and the loiters re

questing rooip, or notifying the Sepretary

that articles would be exhibited, indicate

that the number made will be greatly in

excess of any previom exhibition. Nowj

all that is wanted to make this fa|* the

greatest and most successful of all the

State fairs is good weather. That assur

ed, the result is as certain as if it were a

thjng of thfc past.

good many exhibitors-from a-'dis

tance bad already arrived previous to yes

terday morning, and quite a number of

pieces of machinery, and other articles

together with horses, sheep, bogs and cat

tle have been! taken to the grounds. The

following is the official programme for the

week, which such of our readers as intend

^iflitlrig thjf (air,* will do well to cut out

and preserve:

MONDAT, J?IBST DAY.—Entry of Btock and articles for exhibition, and the aiv rangement of the same upon the fair grounds.

TUESDAY, SECOND DAY.—A. M., Continuation of entries twelve M_, the best racking horse or mare, premium, $25 second best, $10 two p. M., best family driving horse, one and a half mile heat to spring wagon with 500 pounds weight, premium, $50, second premium, $25.

WEDNESDAY, THIRDDAY.—Nine A. M., calling of committees ten A. M., exhibition of thoroughbred horses in ring fronting the amphitheater also, the plowing match, in which the plows for general purposes will be thoroughly tested. See rules, section 4, Mechanical Department. Eleven A. M., heavy draft horses in the ring one p. M., exhibition of breeding cattle in the cattle ring, examination of sheep and hogs: itwo P. M., best trotting Stallib'Gbl bn Einie trafek, premium, $100, second premium, $50 half-past three P. M., best pacing stallions, premium, $100,

second premium. $50. THURSDAY, FOURTH DAY'.—Nine A. M.—EiitfiftJitidti of horses for general purposes in their order in the horse ring eleven A. V,exhibition of matched horses in their order awarding of premiums on allcJaasesd^ii|gAh^ entire day trial of lKreshers, drag saws, saw mills, etc one P. M., best pacing gelding or mare, premium, $100, second premium, $50 three P. M,, trial of bicycles, fancy manBgementr'by1'gentlemen, premiums, $25 and $15 at four T. M., beet trotting maro or gelding, premium, $100, second pre

mium, $50. FRIDAY, FIFTH DAY, A. M.—Continuation of ajvar^iqg premiums, closing up of exaniination of articles in eeneral one r. M., the sweepstake trot, open for all, for premium of$200 three P.M., best and quickest time, mile trials, for bicycle operators, premium $50 second premium

$25. SATURDAY, SIXTH DAY.—Payment of cash premiums, settlement of claims, sale

of stock, etcWe add the prices of admission which

are the ssme as last year

Single tickets, twenty-five cents, will be good for one admission only, and will be taken up at ihe gate, and no checks issued for return.

Single horse and rider, two tickets. Single carriage and driver, two tickets. Double carriage and driver, three tick-

ots. Two horse wagon and drivers, two

tickets.

BRYANT'S Cnicaao BUSINESS TRAIN

ING SCHOOL—Our advice to any young

man, that can tparo the time and money

to go to Bryants Chicago Business Training School, where the best facilities

in the country are to be fot^nd. Jt is just

as che$p to go to "Headquar'ero' as to a

second-rate ^institution. Send for paper

describing this model institution—tbe

High Sc^oql" to Commercial Colleges.

Address, H. B. BRYANT, Chicago,111.

FRUIT TRICKS, FRUIT TRBKS —We of

fer for the Pall trader a very fine lot of

well grown Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach

Ornamental and Shade Trees. Call and

gee us or send for our new price list.

Sept21dwlm. HBINL BROS

BE BKAUTiytJi..—tlf you desire beauty

jou should use Hsgan's Magnolia Balm.

It gives a soft, refioed, satin-liko tei

ture lo the Complexion, removes Rough

nets, BodneM, Blothes, Sunburn, Ten

&c., and adds a tinge of Paarlj Bloom to

the plainest features. It brings the

Bloom of Youth to the fading cheek and

changes tho .rustic Country Girl into a

Fashionable City Belle. In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies

tli6 true, secret of Beauty. No Lad need

complain of her Complexion who will in

vest 75 cent* in this delightful article

Lyon's Kathairon is the best Hair Dress

Jog ia u»®. swrf? pepUwwlm.

BY.TELEGRAPH

lana

£0 Fair-

INDIANAPOLIS, Sep. 23.—The number

of entries at the State Fair are much

larger than lastyear. The show of horses,

cattle and sheep unusually good. The

weather fine and every prospect for tho

most successful Fair sinco the war.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Sept. 27.—The

Seventeenth Annual State Fair opened on

the Society's grounds near this city to

day. The number of entries thus fir is

unusually large. Seven hundred and

seventy-five were made up to noon to

day. Several new halls have been built

and the grounds very much improved.

From Baltimore. ,*r

MURDER.

Samuel Barton, a farmer aged CO, living on Gunpowder river, Baltimore county, was found at his houso Saturday morning brutally murdered, his bead nearly severed from the body. Tbe suspected murderer is ono Wm. Browo, formerly of Terre Haute, Indiana. He was a soldier in the army, and afterwards married a niace of Mr. Barton, with whom he resided at the time of the murder. It is evident be committed th^tnurder with an axe. !.•••

From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 28.—Herzog, tbe famous running horse that made a milo in 1:43J, the best time on record, died this morniog at the Buckeyatrack, where last May hj achieved tbat triumph. On Tuesday last he won io the first race. It was his last. A cold was takon that night which settled on his lungs. The best medical skill was procured and yesterday he was thought improving. His owner refused $15,000 for him within a week.

'XOCOUOTIYB FIREMEN. I*

The National Union of locomotive firemen are holding the fourth annual convention here. Forty delegates attend.— The proceedings aro profoundly secret.

THE BIBLE QUESTION.

A large meeting of citizens was held at Pike's Hall to-night for action against the exclusion of the Bible from public schools. Three thousand persons present and as many came and went away who could not get in. Wm. Ramsey, George R. Sage, of the Cincinnati Bar, Rev. Dr. Wiley and Rev. B. W. Cbidlow spoke. Resolutions favoring the Bible in schools, and asking the Board not to take action in the matter till after the spring elections, passed unanimously. ———<>———

Labor Befbrm Convention

WORCESTER, MASS., Sept. 28—The State Labor Reform Convention waj atr tended by 380 delegates representing all the counties except Dukes and Nantucket. The main purpuse of tbe Convention was the formation of .a new political party in tbe interest of working men. Resolutions were adopted denouncing all laws creating distinction in favor of color, coudi tion, nationality or pursuit insisting upon the reduction of hours of labor at publip expense to eight hours demanding of all candidates for office a pledge to support a law prohibiting uianufacturing corporations employing females and minors over ten hours per day favoring taxation of all bonds and securities opposing tbe introduction into th« country of a servile race to degrade and cheapen labor, and asserting that the recognition of the claims of the bond hoiderj (tyattbe national debt is payable in coin Is a clear repudiation of national faith.

The following nominations were made For Governor, E. M. Chamberlain, of Boston Lieutenant Governor, Jas. Chattaway, of Springfield Secretary of State, L. B. Pratt, of Randolph Treasurer, N. W. Stoddard, of North Bridge water Attorney General, Chas. Cowley, of Low ell Auditor, Joa. L. GjOlins, of Haverbill.

None'of these gentlemon named have been prominent in political manors. The action of the Convention is not likely to make mtich cliango at present in the political aspect of the State,

Prom Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.—Favored with good weather tho Illinois and Wisconsin State Fairs are in full tide of success. Entries at tbo former State Fair will number so far on? thousand, and every department is well filled. At the latter Fair articles are arriving in quantities beyond nny former precedent. Tbe attendance at both Fairs very large.

FATAL ACCIDENT.

A Norwegian carpenter named Christain Olden, 32 years old, was instantly killed this morning by falling from the fifth story of a building on which he was working.

QKRMA.N NEWSPAPERS

Tbe olfieo material of tho Abend Z^itung newspaper is still in the hands of tbe Sheriff. It ii now stated that two daily papers in tho German language, both tosupportthe peoples municipal ticket, will spring from the ashes of tiio defunct sheet.

FBoar.

Naval Academy.

ANNAPOLIS, Sept. 28.—The Board of Examinors of tho Naval Academy admitted to-day as cadets John Farnsworth, of Illinois, Wm. A. Northcot, of West Virginia, and Charles B. Moore, of Illinois. There were no admissions yester

day. ,.

NortU Carolina.

KALBIQH, Sept. 28.—Aslight frost this morning, but no damago done to crops. Tobacco planters• are a little uneasy.— Great preparations are making for the State Fair. Prospect for success fetter

ing.

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Obituary.

nigbt.

ST. CLAIKSVILLB, O. Sept. 28.—Judge Benj. S. Cowen died here Monday evouing, on bis 7Hh birth d«y. He was stricken with paralysis on Friday evotiing last. He lived an honored and useful life, and bis loss will be deeply Funeral on Wednesday afternoon.

BANK STOCK TAXES.

The associated banks of this city have informed their non-resident stock holders that by a recent decision of the Supreme Court of Maseachujette they must pay the State tax upon their shares. There are two taxes now assessed, for the years

18CS and 1869. Milt*

Powder Mill Explosion.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 28.—ONe of the Miami powder mills, five miles north of Xenia, exploded at three o'clock yesterday afternoon, killing a colored employe [sic] named Thurston, prostrating five buildings and injuring dwellings near. Tele-

graph wires were torn down.

CINCIN NATI MARKETBs Telegraph.! OraciMiTl. Sept 28. FLOGE^DUll. family at 15 75Q6.

WHEAT—Imll, red at It 1 1*@I 17. COBS—Dull at 9iic but not offered freely at tliis rate.

OAT3 -Tlrmer at Ihe close,Ko2at 62, No I at 54 and white at*5SA58. KYE—Dnll at 73e@SI 00.

BARLEY—Uuchmuged at SI 60}1 66 for full. TOBA.OCO—Active nt $7 WhgCl tfC WHISKY—UcBSUled at 91 1?@I IS, closing at the inride rate.

MESS PORK—Firm at 532. LAUD—Held at ISc hut there was no demaud. BULK MEATS—Shoulders held firmly at 15 and could not he honght below this rate, cleir sides held at IS, no other kind of sides oa tL» market.

BiCON—Strong, cl-sing at ]6%for shoulders, aid's at 20 for clear rib and clear all the clear rib on the market were taken at 20.

B0TTKB—«carce as reg.rds prime to choice and such is in demand at 30@3& that coming in is nea ly all low grades.

EGGS—19c »nd steady. T~ GROCERIES—Uncbaaged. LINSEED OIL—Dill and declined to98cS!II.AR -OlL-ll 3701 40. PETROLEUM—32^34 for refined. BEEF CATTLE—Dull and prices lower, common to extra at t3@6 5ftgross. 8QEEP—Dull ar £2 60@l 60 gross. llOGd—In good demaul at 9@10 per cental gross.

GOLD—Unsettled 4t 131 bnyltig, nominally. EXCHANGE—Firm at par selling. MUSKY—Quiet at SgJlO per cent for acccptable paper.

NEW YORK UABKET By Telegraph.] NEW YOBK, Sept COTTON—Heavy aurt lower at 28% for mid dling.

FLOUIt-5@lRc lower and heavy, with sales at $5 75^6^0 for superfine State and western. 6 10 in6 IS Tor extra State, 6 05@G 70 for extrn woa orn, 6*7V(gC 85 for white wheat extra, 6 lu (36 70 for O, 6 60@7 0j for extra St. Louis and 7 00&9 00 for good to ch ice do.

O a 5 7 5 1 5

COUN MBAL-Quiet. *?»Ot nWSEY—J/ors actjve, western free'at St 17^ (ai is BWHEAT—H«ave and l@2c lower at SI 35(g 1 4'i/,41or winter red Illinois, 1 4l@t 47 for winter red and amber wes ero, 1 62% for rmber Tennessee, 1 60 for white Western, 6X(§1 75 sor common 'o choice white Micbiga-'.

IIY1S—Scarce and firuier at 81 20 fot old western. HARLEV—Jfore active at SI 35 for State and 1 5 for anada West.

MALT—Dufl. COB• Heav« and lc lower at 96c@?l 02 for unsound n-w mix-d w-stom, 1 0301 04 for sound do, 1 10@i 12 lor white western, 1 07@I 08 for western yel'ow

OATS— Without decided change at 6D@(M for now southern and western. BIOB—Quiet.

COFFEE-Quiet. SUGAK—Dull at 12J^ for Cuba, frit in Ml MOI.A-SES—Dull. •t.'t'n PETROLEUM—Q'liet. LINSKKD OIL—Quiet at SI 00(31 01 in casks 1*0 RK—L wer and heavy at S31 1 SO for new me-B, closing at 30 7^ cash, 26 50^37 00fur prime nnd 39 25Q30 0.) for prime mess.

BEEF—Quiet at (8 £0aii3 SO fol new plain »e#«. BEEP HAMS-Dull at 18020.

OUT MEAV8—Quiet «t 14^(gl5]4 for shoulders and 17@19c for hams. MIDDLES Quiet ice cured atl7@17}£.

LARD—Dull and heavy at I6%§18% lor steam and I8j^rai04 for kettje rendered.

107-grui tur Kettle reuueruu. SIONEV .-t ingeot loaDS pviaeat P«r cent }QID— Nomina ry at 1'1@13S. A A QQID

MAR8l£a.

CLAPP—WELD—At Freepott, Ills., Sepr."53d, by BBT. F. P. Cleveland, Hon.'J. D.'Clayp, of Fort Atkinson, Wisconsin, and His S. 0. Weld, fcraierly of tliii place.

DIED

EZREY—At the rrsi enceof her falhar. ii this ty, on the 29th inst., Aliss E izabeta O. Bzrey, in me tweu y.fonnh ^e»rof her age.

Funeral from tbe family resident, on Lafayette street, this nltemonu at 'liree o'clcck.

OPENING of real Pane and New york

bonnets an(J hats, Afonday and Tuesday,

Septembor 37th and 28Lb, atS. Straus'

151 Main street. dwtf

RBAL TNKKAD, Guipure and I5NI."fol

laces in all widths, velvet and trimming

ribbons, velvets, eating in all sbfades at

lowest prices at S. L. Straus', 151 Main

street. dwtf

\T7ILLIAM M. BEMIS and all otberw concerned will take notice h(it tbe lodiaoHpoIin and St. LOCIB Railroad Company iutmid to a,»proprMt0 froca the ltowli dUcrib* od land in Vig.^-Jtfbry, for constructing and rc pairing paid lailroad iuaail conntv, to-wit: ••"rooi p*rfc or tho oast h*lf of north-ea«t qmtUr eection J3# township 13, north nnge 8 ue t, a at'ip land oti eKcli ridn of tafd »ob0, 49)^ »t wide, uiuhiog tlie tm'ire widfli9Q feet' aud reusing nearly ^outt-w(gt .ihrougii said t'Mctj inR abou *4^4 feet long, \tid coot»inttg al)oat throe (3)acros fud thirty-six (36) hnndreth» no' acto, or theiueof said roa«t lor a peinia-

Tit. light of. way. .Also to aporopriaLe th3 right to constrtict Ml nec. 8aiy dram-) ou said laud, and tli«t AAUL- Ot^»pany have deposjtPd map and proAle of thmr road, ant) an instrument of appr priation wit!} tbu Clerk of the Vigo Oouutjr Clrcnjt Cot] t.

MILTON A. OSBOftji,

?l«20«3t Alt'y for JL&St. Loula R. Co.

^lUAKDIAJS'S SALEq? VAjL* UABLE PLTOPJSRTY.

r-Vp 2i 18«10-dl*4.v

JUST OPENED!

Frost has occurred in various portions of this Slate, in some instances seriously njuring tbe corn crop, which is generally two or three weeks behind in growth

The People's Boot & Shoe Store,

15 JOUi FOURTH -TREET—Near Main. One Itoor South of Henderson's Tin and stove Store,

KRUE HAUTK. IND.

1hv subscriber,announces most retmcthilly ti a old frionds aud thopabllc ueneralty, that ho has re?mned hit old business at the above sund, wherd he solicits the patronage of *11, and ro^isen, in roturn, to give full value for the money received, as he is dete mined to

Sell Cheap jor Cash, Only Ij*Ue and Gom If men's vroar mude to order. U'-.T.iring neatlf una pr.mptl no. 25(1 twlm] W. H. ISAACS.

N I O S

A E O N I 1 -i ii ,-t

4 A fcuto lemedy for

felt.

From Boston-

BOSTON, Sept. 28.—A jury of the Supreme Court h*s awarded $17,950 damages to S. O. Pollard, against, ihe town of Woburn, for permanent injuries received by plaintiff from a defectjruho highway.

t\A I SUICIDBV

Geo. Springer, who was coramitted to jail in Lawrence last May for placing obstructions on the track of the Lowell & Lawrence railroad, bung himself last

Ague and Fever,

A N O It A I I I I O O S IS A S S

Golniuns of Tetimuni*ia might here be pro. duce I, but feeling asanred that

One Fair Trial

Will eatlftry tbe moat inoredalona oal offer the follo wing -L

TIESE II.vuTr,IND., Ssptembsr 2ith, 18C8. This is to oerti that injself and wir*h%v© had the lnmb Chills *nd rfve»» for tour or fire years, and we 'riod all tbe promiocLt pht sicitns, p^t» nt medicines a dBitt rs, whea wa tried "Nichols* A Kite Tonic/' and ia O^rwskk myself and wlie vrcre cure,*. OHM,

Boot and S.boQ Dealer, 115 Ma«n St.

TCAAE HAUTE, IWI., October 1st, 18681 Thi4 is to certify th*t I had th" OhllUand Foyer fjr two years, and tried ail tbe patent mnJine Aguo anc loujd no rel'ef until I tried "Nichofo' Ague Tonfc atd have rot hai a chill fine*, anil ireely recommend it to all •filiated in tha4vAos}V( FRANK^HVfiRS.

Cash 10 for 11. Holman.

Nichols' Ague Tonic

Is for sale at ONK DOLLAR PER BOTTI/B, by MdtMne dealers genera ly. and at wholesale by tbe Mana achiters.

BARB, epLlCK & BERRY,

Dnigrio's

»od

CbenUls, Terre Bfno,

seiiXSdljnwGoB

IaliaM.

W H.B4!V^KS TR

At No. 79 Main Street,

Is now receiiicg his

A S O

Consisting in p»r: of

Heavy,

-Plain,

Mixed and

A S S 1 E S

F0B

Bnsiness Suits,

Fine Black Cloths and Doeskins,

A Deautifal line of Colored

Cloths and Beavers,

Mixftd Coatings,! iSfi

Cheviots, &c., &c,

Gen:ltfa«D wlblilnK Clothii made to order lu the UteBt find a: reliable niaunur, bt rranowahld pilcoi, ar« roqqeat«d call and t-x-Iimln" his »tocK fore purchasia^. nep9dw2m

HOTELS.

JAOOf DCTIi. ttio. o: nitz

NATIONAL HOUSE,

•Jo*. SLXTU AMO MAIM Sratrr.

TJfSKHK HAUTE, UNIX

JiOllb UllTl A SUA fllUl'KlKTOKh

Uuua •»..u«vi.. ttioron^i.r^rurutob.d Jij

PACIFIC

HOTEL,

170, 172, 174 aud 170 Greenwich Street, vue duor north of OartUqdl, aud one block west of Broadway, New York.

Tb uuderslgtitd t^kes pleastrre in'ttnnouneing to h.te uuuieruus trien »nd patrons th4t In. a this date, the charge of hCiflc ulU be ^2,6u per May

Beiu^ sale Propri^ur of tisis Uoaae, aud therelore, fn from tne «oo coaimon ex*ctiou of aL^ordinate ibut, he Is fully «be to meet thedowu#anl teoidiLcy ot prices without rLj failing oP bervii e. it «UI now, as heretofore, be his aito to main taia onaimiuishtnl tbo favorable nputatiun oi iLe FACIAC, wt.ich it has enjuytKi for untny years, uiu- ol the test travelers' hotels

Tht Ubia will to toouti.uUy eopplied witb bv. dvliciicy of the seuson. The *ttondnnr: «HI be found efficient at*d otiigiug

Tbo loouLiou will bj fouad cmvenieat for thi s* whoso busiu*S4 c.»ils th to tu tdu lower pun tho ty.ttudul read,) till Utiircai and Suttiiibottt Lu.e». te^dwUm JOHN PATTER

UNDERTAKERS.

3 A A

Notice 1? lier by given that the uudersigned* Giiardnnof inomas Brawn'a minor hcirp, will eell.at pi i?ate salo, tho undivided three foarths t«o-ihifdj of lot number X4G, in the city of Terre Haute, lnditina. Applications of purch^era will bf re.eivtd at the Heal *'stato Agency of Hxiu« H. ^ioipsnn, in Terre TTau«o, unt'l the 20th d«»y of October, 1803. Th' whole pcopdrty i* for n*le, aud there is a large three-story brick ftbr--r-orn on tho premidPS. 'CBRMS.—One-third canh in hand, oat-third in nine months, an 1 one*third in eighteen incntb* irom ttoofeaie, 'h deferred paj jr.enta to be Eo uied hv «ni mort^Ag'j ou tho prcni'Sen.

ISofcANoR itH«)VVK. Ou«rlian.

A 1

Is 'fek--.«t3d uii lar«l«.J ik. :.i| .buJ aod

—————

N \r

W O O N I

dttvu.ji jn.«hd§oo i„.ck ii'U! W Ohadwicn, hubur 1. bt- I'M FI*T ia*"! K-HtuOil»huiet)I, a: !t»i KjVeu tp ri'Xtvt: ill tbe Ow^hjo-. ,i -m vi .rirniMli ^iet»!ic- (in* ai Womleu Co IB tit., of all «i ti'iuji truai tht- Ur^eitt stock

A! maUiini t& tho ^tfttr, nt No North Toird "»«rw, Turre liuuU, Indiana. ®tf Tcrrf Hmiiett*} «9.

A O N E S

E I

-Vttornvy tit Law. in arringt«.E Blork, Torre Ilanto, lu-i i-yr3du tf

•V (toi'Hcj til Lu»,

O XJ t. Thli* *i»« lint. ''irrmlH. oul2htct aUiu

$1,000

KBWAKD FOR ANY CA£E of ilw fallowing

which tbe Medical Fdcuity bavo prououimut iucnralde, that I»H. KICHAU'S GOLDEN RKMKDIK8 "WILL NOT CURE.

DR. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM Kj. 1, will iure Syphilis in i*s primary and secondary Btttgis, aucb as old Ulcers, Ulcerated Sore Throat, &>ro Hy* *, Sniu Eropiions aud Sorouess of the dcalp, eradicating diaaase an 1 mercury thoroughly. 1B. BICUAUVJ GOLDEN BAL3AM No. 2,

will euro th- third stages of Syphilitic and mercureal Rhaamatism, etc. Atdl d«i/ thofo who auff-r from such diseases to obtain a radical cure without the aid of tbia medicine, which does not proventthfi patients from eatiu« aud drinking wnat tbey like. Price of^eithsr Noa1 or 2,^5 per bottlo, or two butties,

DR. RIOHAUM GOLDEN ANTIDOTE. A ta'e and radical care for Gonorrhea, Graxel, and sU. Urionry Derangenenls,accompanied with full direo ious. Warxaniei to cu.e. Price, t3 perboitV. DR. RICHAU'3 GOLDEN ELIXIB D'AMOUR.

A radical cure for General Debility io old or young, imparting energy to tiose who have led life of sdnsaality. Price, |6 per boi tie, or two bottles S'J.

On tecuipt of price, by mail Ec^ress, those remedies will beMifrippo 1 to anyplare. Prompt attention paid tpuJ) erreipon ieDts. None (rename without tbe nama of Dr. RIOHAU'S GuL DRN REM ED

I ICS.* D. B. RICHARDS, »oie u-

prietor, blown in Glass of bottles. Address, DR l'. B. RICHARDS, No. 228 Varic street, New York, dffice hours from 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Lirculars sent—Comapondents a"8\rer»d. maylS! taw-wly

OR SA.LE, -THE ROSE FARM '1 1m b«t Stock, IVvry or Grain Vara in tbv C'natj, Contalnlig 26.1 acre*, within ttane milesof ihe corp rale limit* ot 'ferra Haute.— Tlie prrseot owner wishing to mak a cbango of rliuiiito, will now gire a grcit Largain in tliia farm. mtl make the leriun ea«y 10. the parch.er Ii m.tso dat priv* o»ale by tbo lGtb c-f @eptom. r, it-*iil Ue ffdtelon th»t day ty tbo liihMt bijoer, tegjibor with tbt IJ. rn, Hay. Uog, Cattl, Horscj and F*rming Tools For 'nrtiior p*rticul*r«, enqniro by aidresiinft P. O Box 703, Terr. Haute, led. Aug&wtSeptlS i)2w

BOOK OF NATURE.

It treats of "private matters," in which tbo mirrled and those »nteiPpiat'ng marriage arc eply inter sted. It i» not a qua$k doctor1§ ade r-

Contains beautiful co or»d pl»res tilosaiire of the text. Ihe best and most trnt.f-1 workon?exnal Pbysl logy la eil«t-DCj-. Sroi by nail post-paid and secure ron obao ratioo.—S nd a post paid an iddiesiel t?nmop» forcir* culai giritg full informatioQ aboot this »k Address ^.A. HOMK9, Dt awer3*2S ClevelaS'^ O. jyl4«3m

AGENTS

E E E S O W E

A gerctl w»cled f»r lh» rew book of Mr*, flarriet Beel her 8to«o »nd HI*) Catherine K. Bscchrr.— "TH* AMB'CAN WOMAH'S HOMK. Price, S2,SOand $-1.00. Fifteen 'hiiaaand hs*«be«D »old tince ill fiist pnblicatlOD, in Jane, forciroqlara and Toll particnlarff adBren HB^Bl UOWI, U8 WNI Vborth St«oat,

INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE COM PAN

te .fi .. OF THE WORLD •.

United States of America

CRARTKRKD by SPECIAL ACT of C«NliRE&

0A811 (JAlPITAL

Fancy

$1,000,000

Branch OFFICE, I'ELI ADELPHIA

GLABKNCK H. CLAUK, Phiiado'pljiH, Pr^ftlilent. JAY UOOKE, I'bslrmaii ir'i:iHnce~ncct Kircr.tl7c Committee. HKNRY D.

OOOKE, Wnihingtort, A'K'e-Prtaident,

EU8RS0N W. PEET, I'hllntlelplila, S^rretfcry »nd Act'ifcrj. FRANCIS Q. S3IITH, \1 I)., Phirai.-'ir.lilft, STed icil TMrector.

This Ovmpany 'igaat* I, of in jr stenC3

iu ilia .(list VEAU

7,070 POLICIES,

it iNSITKlNa OVER

19,250,000.00.

The Annual Premiums upon u'Mch atnonnt lo

OVER $750,000.00.

THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of the

UNITED STATES

AMERICA,

Applications for Insurance or for Agencies can be made to the Company direct, or tc an^C of the following:

JOIIN W. KI.Mfc DC CO.

0 CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oeoeral Ageut* tor Ohio and Central und South orn Indiana.

H. J. KKKLKB,

26dv)y Atout for Terro lev*'1'

ASK ANJ) COMFOIiT.

Tn«! KLESSINC. OF l'SKFECT SIGHT. There ii nothitij ao valoa« la a* PERFECT SIGHT, and PKUFEU SlOFtT can ouly bo obtained by using PKRFJECJT sr£crACLBSi T|rt difllcultyof r~. prc,rQrinff wb-cuis ii'-*.Ait ,i WBLL Known'.

Olncimatl, Ooi ee( Gd8t«U

Messrs. UZARLS & MORRIS,

Occnlisls anl Opticians,

UAKTJ'UUD, CONN., «3iTTFAl!TTTIiKUH

r«f the cc3 :br^tf*'i

Perfected Bpectaclos!

H^RO, afin I.i' J.I. R.T-ARF, and tho pi of roat ly rnaohiiory. on »-nabled loprndit^ft rh it ^R.\M) 1 **f ttl'c ATT"

which huvi b.-tn I.i win ^atisfarrion to MassicbnsetH, NewYorl.,

Nt-w Jerpey, Rticdi* 1-lftnd, Ohio, Penn«yl% an'n. C'Qnectirut, Michigan,

Messrs. LAZARUS A MORRIS have uppoinUd

S. R. FBEEMABT,

For the People!,

rONTAI.VTN'i

Full TnstTnctions and Prartfcal Form*, ad^ptpd toKrerr Kind of Bnsiness. and to all ihoStates of the Union.

BY FRANKLIN CUAMBERUN, Of the United »ta es Bar. {Th»jro is no book ot the iud wbich ill take ranfe with it for au'bocit ci v, ?tj-c iiefnc-, aud compleienr89."— $pr rig/Md 3ra85) licpubtLan.

This is the O^LY NK WBOOK ot tbe bind pnbiishe for many f*rs It itpro^ar*dby an abU PRACXl'JAli LAWVKU, of t*euty-five ye

O D. CASB&CO., I'u duller*, Hertford, Conn. No. 1 S rut*j at., New Yurk Oiacinnatl, O.* und Chicago, 11.

CAUTIOX:

Since (his wor* was put to prt^3,an old lawbOxk put listed nao 'ud ou^ »iccoti' da ha« been 9 iW *o ,i sneJ as a "i« |.uok witbt ut ev«?n sui ,b iO*lsh«n ot It ohBol*t« st-teoo n*s Do oi cootoand *ba'*e»k

Jtb chaHBciuuV? LAW Boor roaiBK PHOPLC.

\X7ANTED—AGENTS to sell a W th roughly good dumcstla artido, vront.1 in ereri l.roi r. Kx. la»lvu icrlto give, Basin. ple.-aat and rwps tuble One a* nt l1 id iu nt ama| lon» one,'lUUtl lb fin town one, 31

ASTBOLOCY.

TBE FI I'

N A I O N A I

LIFE INSURANCE (50,

lrt*9

AJBVOY AST 4'I

In c.hine 0a23 famii us a b.n

30 p«r for dija lu cc a on, on ich Ii nt' dr S42 er d* and o'h.r eq a ly aa »el. Srnd 'orclrcnlar LICi't EH£1J. A DAMK, i5w4w 102 WaahUgtuu it., Scsteo, Mui.

EHELPS ACENtS FLAN0T

IlUnsi.*, N«*w ns np5buf*,

riuont. Maine i• tind thi* ,v |. UritUh Picvincts, iV dnriog tko pant nloo joars. Thcao Celobratfd Porfectnl Spectacles nov^r lire the eyo, aud last man yarn without chang*!

Dealer in all kind) nf American and Swi«s Watches, Fine Jewelry, Diamonds, Solid Silver und Plated ware. Clocks, Fancy Goods, &( «tr

No. 1C1 Main etroet,

,t .r .,.-4 National Hotel building,

l4 Soio Apont for Torre Haute, Ind.

Agents Wanted for

OLY

As a Femalu Phyeiciau ti«r i». OijUiteuro ali temale irreKnmritik*, anu t» •riu moutbiy flow, wubuu ibey can nctinjuro, but, tV« •luprovo tL^ b«aitb.

LOOK OUT.

GOOU JSEWS"FOK

41,000TO AtaY fBItSON WHO WILL JUf MADAME BAPIIAEIJ IN T)!"""'

PROK£SdiOll. .w

rpilii NJiVERTFAlLmtf MAiJL AMB UAraAEli Is mo Dest. £hoaaocr. when ell ftiicra L»ro failed. jMl who »r» tronblo—?H who hnte tx»n oufbrtancte—» choae fond hopes havo tfon vlbappolatcd, ci unji '.V. md blutod by false prosilsc* end dooeit—all wl oaye boon mialed and tritlcJ wltb—sll 6y to i.for Rdvioe and ntlcfnctiOB, All who era In dr.ni.i of tho afieciiona cl those thnj love, cc-..-cll 1 cr rollers and aatlslT tbelr miuds. LA LOYC

Affairs She Never Fall*

She has the secret of winning the affections ihoopp£aU6 BOX. She Bhows yon the itheuesacl fonr lutare wifa or hasb&nd, or absent friend.— She gnideg tho einglo to bnrj-y marriage, nrd notes Uio niarriod happy, ii'-r aiu »nd MVU« aaa boon solicited In tnouciL..U-le icptaneoa, arr che result Lao always be--n the znesr^ of sootii* eg a

Speedy and Hr.rrlo^r

jjfce Is, therorcre, a sore •Tenaenw. rt u.own to thepnblicc.ll«uit *tekewas&:ipiim. *nd eho is the only porson in thus country vbo C6U ihow tiLo iikeneea lu reality, eusd fTho cangivooi)are s»tia£&ctk>n on all tht» conccrns oi i»:o, w.Mch jaabo itslod and proved by thousands, botu ciK» nod und singlo, who daily and cu^or'y viH.t bet.

To all ia bnstnoafi hej advice is tutcxhial]«. *n torotelli with tho grouts ccriaiuty, tuo irsn!t of ail commercial and boaJue?*

Lottery sumbora^Uezi UADAMK RAPHAEL a lota thlc A«.trdi(vt •nat^Tcry one can defend u7.cu. iUe luo •st.Oiariroy&nt of tnd ntiidiMnth ci^nttryv MI hat wt-iirkcu* faot thal»R\ak«3 i, inn copy her ftiitorrieenjrij^ si«d 'fry l«r. &Iadatu3 Raphael tb» Mventk* t.. n* cventh daugbior sho vai boiu wuii a urn.»Mi .lit oho con ioioi. il your v.ry t?r •iso euros dran£ui«ne**, aod diacovt ra lost or bidden treasures. u^i! intfr\ib*^ strictly prlvaioabd cibtttemu}.

Ti'orrtor#, on*», ooine #.il, -4a1 -4.* A,ii

kitkffiud, bet. CttttaJ

111

affords unequaled

security to its Policy holders and combines all the advantages offered by other Companies, with several, peculiar to itself. Its wonderful success proves it to be the most popular Life Insurance Company in the world, with the Publie, as well os with Agents.

Cimunnni',, Obit'/l

TERMS.—Ladioe, 6i Gjutk-mcn, 91,£0. ii. U. ILise at a dtslanco may coniinuaictite tfith perfuct satisfaction ne oull.ti »Od siamp. All communicuiioiiA strictly pri fvte «ud vOnOwential.

Adur^s Lock Cucmnati. Ohio.. ....

LEATHER, HLOTS &C.

L.~A. BUBSBrrT JOUN r. Mr.i'BUAJI:

A. BURNETT & .CO.,,,

L. 3 uK

Mannfactur C.nd DHA1 in

Leather, Hides, Oils, Shoe Findlogs, and Uorrier's Tools,

*08. tll&UO M.VI.N ST., YKltltK IIAUTK, 1X1).,

fiB" CASH (or Hitl-.s, Fu.ra, Sbctip Polts, Deer SkiiiB, TAIIO*, aud Leather fulfil* Uonb. Consignments, always litceive

Prompt Attention.

maySdwtf

=====

BEFIJNEO

a ii a

TAf.KED BV-

PROCTER & GAMBLE, 7

CINCINNATI.

,V^Br?,*

Aok yonr Orooer for our brnnd l.ard in these PnekageK rickel41t,51b, 10 lb, Caddies, r,0 ih C«ECS for ahipmcnt, Cheapest mode for selling I.^rd.'^cnd for Prico List. For SALE by Trnnr. HAC-cGtiO-CER3. jirJwSin

THE isro^T£:Lrs,\' TJ Tnr ONLY WniX'iKE THAT «\s

Patent Flange Cog-Wheels

Wft+1 BOTH ENDS CP THE ROLLF,f

Tha cogs on ono end of a roll aro sat relatholy HCTWEPS thceo on the otbr»r end the SAME roll, virtm'ly foiiuinp a

DOUBLE GEAR^

anJ ihorehy nuarly doubliDR tlie piirclmr. Ttio liuporlnnce r,l'8t!iDR ge»rB in tbi-i pcsitlon iu not generally understoid.i

Nolwithntinding the roil* can sop.ir.to fre«!j at either pnf, the rng-wheol* rivNnT bo thrown out ot gi-jr on both eniia of ho Wringer nt tliO aamo timp, uuloss Iho pressuri. ii tnkeu oti".

The WOYEI.TY Is f-stonod ton tnb or bbi hys l'iil(.i Ciirrcvl Clamp, Wich ba an cin*l bearing on tho tnb he hoU t.ngth of the Wi imjct. OlhiT Wrlngnra aro Di'til) fniiPliO'i to natavt. at achfnd, mid aro tb in llabl- lo wrtnch tin utaveFi from thoir proper poM.'iori and rnli Ihe tub.

The Cop-wbroU, Timinb-icicwa, At., aro nicely iralTanlr.ed. 1 ny tho '•JSOVBI.TT or leftit tako it on trial with'ANT or AII. other*, nnd lr"I"p-th« beat.

fi .I.f frfrj,vh»r'. N. It. PHKl.l'N A Ml:. flun'l Ajfonta, 17 Cortlandt Sr.. New Yurfc. "Il'g2'l.1wl IT)

UBIAN'B LIFE LWIUOBAIOK^ OR LIFE nF.JVVEXATIXG ELIXIR, For ell "DerangemonTH of thr* Urinary Orgat*. 11 gWea

experience, «inu t, ja wnat» rbody nee^s for da»lyu*-. hit highly recnmmtndfd by many emi entJ dj a, mcwiny the ChifJuU ce ai\d other Juoges Mw*achu tVft ar.tJ Chi Jutxice and e»ti~a Btnch (Jottntcliiitt. p»uJo oml, by Subicriptioa. AGSNTd WANTED KVS.RY WRSUE. S nd ior Circulars.

Jbife, Health anl Strength to ail who ust* it and follow my direct ons. I* oeTwrlailato romoye Nervous Debi ity, lrui-nf^u-oyr WANT of L'awcr, and all WOVICLO«S FCRFSTFCK rom Excesses or IniHacreU -n, radiuting in loas ot memory, unpleanam dreams, weak n^rviiS, •eadacho, nervou® tremblfoK. feuera! l*f»«iHNie. limufttid of ?iaion, fiuehin* oi tho ttiiB, which,?? .egUcrtd, will surely load to lafauity or t'unr uniption. When ihe ay iom is on .s affoctod, if ill not recov&r witheut help. Wmaet bo .rattMl and stroiiKtbenod, to eiiftl let i" u:flll tb« duties of life.

This medicine has boon tested for many Jttvrp, %nd It is warranted a certal CURK, no matter how o«d thecaso ma bo. Hundrraj oi cjtrcineajfc** :an boBhowo. Price, ono Dolmr pur lottio, os 4ix boitiu for ftfo OulUrd.

SOLD BV ALL IttUGQ13Tt3.

'O.sFii

If yon cvunot procure it mud a dtaloncmt of ^our case, and eucioso tho in^ney 'to IIRYAN 0u. Cl J^diii street, New YA k, nnilt will Lo «nton. On recrttpi of Fiv»'Dollars, a «earlyr^nal to s«vtH. srnaii wiU be uuby tprofldoUi.b-n the Ouitui States, chi»r^e« Private circulars, seat on appiicnti'Mi. EnclOs©

ELNTIAL.—

Young men

v/ wb« »«e rtMi oohcItch «. ii-*iu :ret h^biiD, wiiict. untit tiiem tor uutia« B, pi or tieiut'b^ of niarri lift** al»o mid l* ai.d»d eu ir iU» tuilip ui ou b, os bercau o-,f cl deb ht in adva« co tiuu' car pi* ci-ir ootn*l«e« unde* tb ti^aicnfc"f auy une« ah rtr»t read ih -fCre: If i»»n I

alarrled ladies will lear 0 th'i'C »f

importance b\ ponuo^ tbo "5« ii icnd.°— Sont ant addi«,»s, in sealed eavrL e, ou rcoeipt uf 25 cents Ad it* ss iyt-1 1 r. HAXJLIt9 A. 8TU & CQ.t

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