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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
OPEN BOARD on BRoKEHs-3 P. N.

MONDAY. Sept 3-F NJ
Gold is not strong and closes at 45s after selling at
l45i and l4il
Government stocks Of all issues lower with less bus
mess The old zoos fell to 1924 and new TO 1921, with
O-Os offered at 90 The7 1905 sold at 0 0O! for inst and
1901 slO6 for the second and third issues The recent
advance has attracted large amount Of securities here for
sale and the market very firm under the circumstances
In State bonds and railway mortgages small business
Bank shares are firm The coal stocks are lower and
weak The railway share market is dn and lower and at
the reduced quotations. buyers do not appear in force
Money is offered by spectators in great prolson bnt the
absence Of investment values in share property is so appa
en that there operators bold enough 10 buy them
at anything like quotations After the call prices no
better, and business was moderate.
AT the Second Board the market was exceedingly dull,
and aer the call there was nothing DONE with the exeep
ton Of Erc which, on the improved quotations in Lon
don sold in small lots at 73i. Tho market closed dull and
heavy a. quotations: New-York Central, l0sIal02ii
Ere, ia 072; Hudson River lls0ll9i Reading ll2l
1921; Michigan Central ll0I 9llli Michigan Southern,
sJi ss3i Illinois Centrnl, 1884 1885, Cleveland and
Pittsburgh 6as6i; CleTeland and Toledo, 49, Rock
Island, iO99lG9t; Northwestern, 35i a35l North
Western Preferred 66i 966i; Fort Wayne 1904 alO3ii
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 29S29ii Canton 52l
So, Cumberland Coal, i6lSH; Quicksilver 49ia5O
Money is abundant at cent TO houses in fair credit,
with exceptions at y cent. In commercial paper
no change Prime names pass AZ y cent, and good Of
81 lac cent. The Bank Statement reflects the payments
on secoun, OF the temporary loans. The legal tender
shows an increase with increase in deposits. Tho
loan item shows no material change.
The following shows the condition Of the Nev.YoIh
City Banks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
OBITUARY
N MdfEs AErr.

~. Edmund Blunt died in Brooklyn on Sunday
a-,..user aged o. year, Mr. Blunt had been constantly
.r.x.d 10 photographic parsn IRON the year ISIS 70 the
ee Of kis death and probably few men IN the country have
hssa mora actively Instrumental 70 e'npetng nau0na ano
49, thar he In lelA he rnaae the hrst accurate
rT Of New York HaTb since the tine 81 The kevouton
IL made the OF tie Bahama Banks then
= the frat survey made Of the oeos ana NAB
skss shOa Prom lee 1880 he was engaged IN surveys
"a 1e va made Surveyor o. ire United states
5oasi Survey under Mr. +. Il HalelsT aposon waeh y,
lid tine % bis death In 1851 and 1855 ne was th'
Foposer and sdvycate Of the Introduction OF FFene system
e sena ghts which has contributed largely 10 render
SIR Light House system thu beet In TIE world.
Throughout the war Mr.. Blunt intensely and DC
etsdy loyal and abofed earnestly In opposition 70 treason
is entered the army pgvetss and fought the
6aE 10 higher rank. ..rr -.. f.....-.. ,.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

ADDITIONAL COUNTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PoR
THE NEW COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
The Board met at ] o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President Henry Smith, esq in the chair Supervisor
Tweed Chairman OF the Committee Annual Taxes. pre-
ordinance favor Of making the following addi-
OF the support OF the
Gov ernmeDt for the 1866 viz Armores and
si5 OOO construction of Harlem Bridge (Dew)
els6s76 Adopted
resolution adopied favor Of paying the bill Of An
drew amounting 10 1s9 25 for repairs 70 the 93th
Regiment n. US " G.. Armory.
y resolution Controller directed 10 pay the bills Of
the for materials furnished for tho coasruo
ton Of the Now County Court. House j. b. W. vs.. Cornell
Oron e. 7eO Nesb Irwin dime and oefDeD 81 ~ SO
John johnson Co (hArdwarel S159 III uaunt0n Beg
gam (ship chandlefy) s927 &C.
The Board then adjourned to Monday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
Rate ofIn.erssi

Out Of total deposit Of little over $50 200, only
slse 900 900 were Of the $40 bonds $3.50. ~.
Exchange is held with more frmnes but prime sterling
.old at lOe The quotations nominaly follows;
nils At 60 DAYS on London. iOii 1861 for commercial
JOS, IOs Tor bankers do, at short sight, lOeleio7i
paris at 60 days $685. do, at short sight, 6sS@
$50; Antwerp, 5.iss5.s5; Swiss, s'i'S6a'i Hamburg
rs Amsterdam 80 90; Frankfort, sei s4Ot Bremen
IS, s76i; PrussiAD thalers, esise9l. ,.'- .'
The Grand Trunk Railway earned for the week ending
Aug rs;
,e6s .7ss s.....s27,a's Increase. o. SOC
The following are the jobberS prices at the Nev-YOrs
Dry Goods Exchange, Nos 40 and 81 Park-pace'
Brown sssetings Stark A. 22lci Boott A. 7ci B'Ott B.
Beached Shifting, -LOnsdsle 19ic' HIS semUer Idsm
32scI fnresibalo 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
BoAT RACE ON THE HUDSON

~ Ut P0UmKEEFsIB. konhhy, sepL 7 Is0o'
A very exciting race came off opposite TINS place Oh
the Hudson 81 O'clock hast Saturday evening uodef te aus
pieces Of the Eagle Aquatic Association Five worklns
were entered The contesans were George GrAhsm VIII
liam Brink John j. Plat. Augustus Gdlsy and u ". ~
vids. The distance yowed mile and return Ihs
judges we're the Hon. John H. Otis. Henry W. Shaw and
the Rev. j. l.. Corning. .,..,.....L =, N,
No beiiiEE whatever allowed and hut fenos OF
the Association invited Brink came IN hhi
Graham next Dayids third and Gidey last Plat having
Withdrawn after going about 100 yards. prize was pre-
sented each Of the three coming in select company
of isdics and gentlemen present including Judge Dean
nd family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
STATEN ISLAND.

DROWNED WHILE HARRINGTON Sunday morning
aboa O'Clock OaceT Hndsou Of the Fify frat Precinct
observed Bsrgers Dock al Stspeton, dyesinE him
self Of his clothing the purpose Of taking Having
other attend the officer returned 70 the DOCK IN
about an hOur when he discovered the clothes lying tho
dock but the cood be found After searching for
his body discovered floating at the end Of the
pier The clothing found the wharf consisted OF black
silk sack gray pants white wooden under shirt and
In the pockets found silver watch, so cents
n stamps pen knife and bunch Of keys stamped with the
number 6 The deceased had not been identified 70 last
evening. II Is believed he from New.YOTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

MEETING OF THE sTRBRT-CLRASIEe COMMISSION.
ERsAt 70 O'Clock yesterday there meeting Of the
Street Cleaning COMMISSIONER held in the Mayors ONCE
Present: Hon JohST Hoffman Mayor Controller Bremen.
and Corporstiop Counsel Richard 0Gorman.
Communication received from hossfs Brown. De
voc and K1spp former street cleaning contractors set
ting forth that they had made sale and transfer OF their con
tract for cleaning the streets 10 j. Whiting esq and 70
onestinR the assent Of the Commissioners on their
seton 10 the mstter. in oonsequencs Of the ab
sencs Of jackson B. Schultz President OF the Board Of
Health and who Ia Of the Conmiss!eners the com
referred Corporation Counsel for
... . =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

THE TRIBUNE on RAILROAD TRAISs-We pint
she following communication evidence Of the increasing
popularity Of THE THYvEB:
To iLs Edfkv a. Tas NJ e. 1yibsse ,,-..,,..--,.
DEaa Sra, THAI wJersey must be h right poiicsly
from tAe that the newsbeys She rsir0eQ ens mo
the Demand for THs TEDUEs fncreasne 90 that
ava 20 SIMPLY H. DAY ego my wife csuptcd
Ron the sect occupied trsin the Morris AID bssa
haroaa No las than II fRpUsBs which vas more than hall
Al taksn The neweb0y SAID ne p2
reesrs1 "a extra number Of TnlpsEs that uorningfo
lnt he ssdmore than sny other paper ret he could
bsys many more having run out before 10 had the
SsssYori AussR 1850 n- -r.V- 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

Prints.-Garnef . Co, 9ocI Hamilton lsicj Ffes~a''
lGle.; Wamsuttd, l4lc. ,
ioop skirts-Bradleys DUPLEX Elliptic and Empress Trail
in good demand. Meyers x l. finch tapes, a. 70 ne
ghirts-J w. /. Standard Dress No. go 500 j. W. Ia
Standard Dress, No. So, $40
Paper Coars-MetFopohtan Collar Companys Byron and
(arrote No l. Double Extra French Enseied aud Silver
Corrugated $40 TO $685. Goldsmith PateRt. Byron ESQ.,
shaLespeare, s40, Cuhs s5o-less 30 per cent - r "a
TickS-Frankin 32ic; blackstone River 25c
Stripes -Whittenton A. 3Oc.i Albany, lee.
TIE Miners Journal says; rl rI-.r r ...-
The quantity Of coal sent by railroad ies week 90 M -
TINS bv canal 81 Oe for the week. 36 4O1 o. TINS against
lss T2s tuns for the corresponding week last year
The trade sums up this week as follows compared with last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
COURT on GENERAL SESsIONS.
pRPoRR yupaE RussEIL

BRPoRB JUDGE RUSSELL -..
The September term Of this Court commenced yes
a~rdav morning There 81 the calendar The
Is-istant District Attorney g. Bedford announces has
Veadiness TO go on with ~ cases.
The upaneng II ures occupied the Gay II grand jurors
esanR secured aRd petit Jurors.
Recorder Hackett paid HIS official attention 10 the plck-
oket gang He returned william Thompson 10 I've years
Il he Petsnsgy remaining that be would giVs ali OF them
ne full penalty allowed by law.
The three murder cases which viii before the Court
- aase ed for the third Monday OF the term The Court
Asa adjourned to Wednesday morning al il O'Clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

The shipments this week very heavy from schqylk
Countyheaver than they were beiore-the Tsrosn
having carried within s6 Of 100000 tuns RON ochuyIA
County the week This the heaviest week OF the season
the corresponding week last year the besvlet OF st
season. caused great the proposed ~
tolls the LIST Of September Last year the oDs were
advanced but this year consequence OF the dec IN tne
price a. Scranton coal sold at auction on Wedhes-
day last the company has postponed tho advance
until the LIST Of October. SO we learn BY telegraph
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

TAxxArv socmrY.--A regular meeting Of the
ssoA,ns came on last evening the Council Chsmbsr Of the
Great wgvs II the sb.snce Of tae esssa ssSasn sosn
Hoffman Col Daniel p DslavAn called TO tae eha
Ths Esoreary WiIsou small read the minutes o. the last
nesting which were approved. There bess sw big$gsn
attendance and the Wigvsm being very hot the Coune
adj nrnad. = 81. j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

AccnBsn.-James Small aged 10 years, living OF
No eol Ess Thirty ourh4t internally injured BY being
crushed between the Huntsrs Poat and the dech
Annie Hand .sls civ, wing At No. 6s Charlton st.
severely burned By setting ere her clothing wAs playing
with some matches --.l III -rr.rI 4 "A trr1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
EIPE 1T ST InnIc

ST IoUls Mo- Sept Q ls66.
The brass foundery Of f. Coughlan and the extensive
candy factory of Hessel, Nyer Hymans, Locusi.t
between Main and Second burned Last night. The
loss to the latter was merely by water but nearly complete
The total loss was DeaJJ s4Q0OOi mostly insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE Mary A. Barton, living at
&c. JSmesst on Thursday evening swallowed aqoantty
u poison tie purpose Of committing suicide. She
eenses b. Ji@leVgs Hospital for uestuenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

EXCURSION OF Co. G. FIRST CAvALRY.-Ihis Com
s3uy under command Of Capt HOnu proceed today to East
Esv for dr and target practice which will be wit
Seessd by MANY officials and citizens Among other dsn
suisAsd invited guests IL Chief Gov Fen.
[gn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
SUPREME cOURT-cBADERs -sEPr a.-BeiOre Justice
BARNARD.
SUPREME COURT-SPEclAI TERA--SEi1. 3.
LIE EXCISE LAW OASIS.

Mr. Justice Barnard announced this morning that
neAad received Telegram non Judge Ingraham SAYING that
II voud be here the 4h inst at which time Judge bolt
oud also be present when the Excise eases could DC summit
a. The Court was therefore adjourned 10 tOmonow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

SUPREME CoURT-cHOBERs-sEP 3.-BeiOre Justice
BlREfRD.
DECISIONS ..
Bertha Freeman agt. Morris FTeeman.-heport
ssefrmed and Judgment II divorce granted.
John Morrison ct o.. sgt AnDaE Wright ct a-AhowAnce
q alOo ~, .,c
b. P Hall sgt. j. S. Ridsewsy-IOtOD denied, with slC
oogta. =. --- - 80,
Hiark for counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

The following Is en- omeial statement OF the smsuns
and kind % United States bonds deposited with the
United satea Treasurer IN trast for theNaiou hsnks
on the 9Th Of August 1885, 70 secure the redemption Of
thair circulating notes: ~ i.. l To H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEdAL TERN-SETT 3
JUDGR CARDoZOs PRoEUECIAMBNTO.
This morning Judge CardOzo en- taking his seat
made the following little speech!
II h0d that during nv absence from the city some ID
seYnpuous persons have beer ndusrousy engaged In ccu
lsfpg false rumOr effect that iujunctons had been
granted by against the Board Of Health 10 prevent inter
Ference and fat boiling establishments think
night TO that al such statements wholly untrue
granted Injunction IN behalf OF such an establish
neD protection which could have such effect
Issued but Injunction against the Board Of Health and that
for such purpose and for mOnh-and during me
period that these se accusations were being made-the
Board aoy ncQuesoed IN its prOpriety not even moving
% dssove It. Whether shall consider Of these publca
lions Of the malignant attacks which have been made
upon Of sufficient importance TO demand that should
Eour-some Of the publications being clearly within that
sategory- question which shall decide hereafter While
each ATTACKS any affect me II be proper 10
saaeh persons that courts and judges are not 70 be
nAiigned with tnpnnity
DECISIONS.
CITeeubaum agt SteiD.-MOtioB denied with $40
scsts 70 abide evrrt
Keiurder act Kourreuar Sec men. With Clerk
Hard sgt Hard-See men. with Clerk.
SUPREME coURT-cpAxBEAs -sEFr a.-BeiOrs Justice
bANARD
THR SANTA ANNA CASH AGAIN.
YESTERDAY morning the case Of Montgomery agt.
Nansa called up by counsel for the plaintiff he
havng supposed that the only adjourned on Saur
1ay Judge Barnard refused 20 bear further aigu
gach motions having occupied oyer two already and
pr Cutter accordingly submitted elaborate brief on the
points Of issue, The Coart reserved its decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
rH. w.'r'a' SsGS a,Li ss. x Sss'.s
DE wEsTERN Union TELEGRAPH CON

THE WESlEhN -. s.,sn. ,.,,,S i.,,s
s.,.n AZ lac es fsrE wsaptsd sf tbs pps IN
esns 10 abe public In accordance with well maurea psn Hs
sfrom sasread yaene snd
bs.rssa ell psrs Of the country N "a ,h1
betsl patrons o. the
90 h n sdEsnsss BE- gsneo ~
.Sooion uoofn Telegraph System and the removal OF
~ By and eonssquen' spen
sad conflicting ipsrsst.whs works psnansn esass s a
enable tie Oou1psny 70 sno' N'i
ig, 10 time additions TO the eomusrcA Poeas.
on sctus paymsuts for ths Ls made shsr sept
49, sIass month BY any individual hIm or eofporugh lo
~ lon i tL. ssimass busasss Che following
rebsss oil BE- paid by this Company; . a., 49,, -,
~ during he month 81 and less n 500 - per cent
On payments during month Of go aud lees thar ~ ~ ~ oss
a. during month 500 and es han U pei cent
ON during Of 900 and less thar oLe pr cent
on oil 500 aud less than PEI CENT
On during month 200 and uPwsTd 20 Pc
rebates viii be t1nbee ~ Ohce
which being signed by the applicant snd ndod 2.
be forwarded 70 the Secretary Of we
due IN accordance with the foregoing schedule ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Sept 3-l0a7 bbls Flour lls bbs whisky 4s oen Corn
Meal 800 sacks Corn Meal l3s Jacks Oil Cake - no bush
Wheat i72 sea bash Corn bush Data 900 BUSH Seeds
pigs Ashes 80 pkga Lard s hsgs Lard 7i7 bbs Psro
leun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

NANCIAL.-RAILR0AD BONDS negotiated
ASss.. THOMAS RAWLINGS Noe 100 shd l04 Gresham
As~''" House Old Bfosd-st- london fnslsnd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04
sapinss BauHs.

I.fr oaplnee pauhs.
CIX PER GENE INTEREST sfAlD, &
- fr Free from 6ovspmrnt Isr ift 90 90
.r Ou Sums ~ q sSlnny. cl CA Ia
THTRD.AVE SAVINGS BANK, 49,. 80
Corner Of Twenty si,thst and Thifduys
TTNUF GREAT CALIFORNIA WINE DEP0rl
i gunner \ Co. Nc. 50 Cedar st, New forA
See Advertisement IN another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

TAsLs Losn. sss Ci,ssas0A. ssd Dpo'i IN az Baal'
d. Gag u No. eA JOr tA< reeh ssdAg Safsrdag Sept
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

.l.lW - ey,cs oy rAcro MAI srzAnair c?.,Asl
ksw.YsRK, August n. lsest{
rI,HIRTY.THIRD DIVIDEND.--Notlcei Is hereby
rven that the Bend q Di.ssor hav this Day eecsrsd
H. ending Jny payable the once o. the Copssy 90
sspsmbsr The Transfer Books viii b. elossd hepdsy
Beard o. DirretOrl THkU T. JOHNSON eeeIeesly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-04

BOARD OF COUNCILMEN-No QUoRUM.-The Board
met YESTERDAY al O'Clock but in the absence
Of quorum adjournment TO Thursday next was had
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-06
An Inrident.-A colorcd man passe,

An inrident.--A colored man passed
through this place on Saturday last. and
some Cops seeing him cheercd fer COlfaX.
intending thereby to associate titc colorcd
gentleman and Mr.. ColfaJ together We
know nothing about the colorcd man. Int
venture the prediction tina, he has been
better raised and i more of gentleman
than either of those who engaged in the
cheering. AmoHE the rest WAS Hon. VI.
y q. Packard. He ought To he ash aimed
to harlcr such prriudiccS rs he manifcstS
against the poor dswn-treddcr negro. hui
ii is the stvie OF the crowd he trains with
The pooy African man asserted his SUI
perioritv over his prosecutors by going
.llon- past them seemingly entirely isnor-
in, their presence When he got up to
the Edwards House he saw NAN si1fsa =
on The porch. whom he infuitirciy seemed
To- recognize "a gentleman. for when he
gard To the roads. his questions were a
politely answered
That gentleman was Judgr osborn.-
Raider. whose example in this case is the
most worthy ot NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or
Judge 0sboTns.
For our part. we do not know why God
made the 4 African black but if he had not
we suppose there would not now at iea>,
I've any Democratic party Still. IN this W c
may be mistaken. a. some Of our friends in
siSt that Johnson Is not only sise Moses of
the Niger but Of the ncmcrTais also, AMI
Is now batting them viii, Bread and buffer,
merely to obtain their confidence. when he
Intends ,o pla0, them on an abolition lig-
ger equality platform
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-06
Excursion tO LapOrte.

An eXursion train will run between this
place and Laporte, tomorrow, for the pur-
pose or enabling all in this vicinity who
wish to hear the gallant John \. Logan
speak to the soldiers, to do so. 1t is antlc-
ipatcd. if the day is clear and pleasant, that
several hundred will 60 from this county.
The people of Laporte are making prepare
sions for grand time, and from what we
hear. should the day prove suspicious. 1t
will doubtless be the largest gathering that
ever assembled in Northern Indiana. Let
us all go.
SOl,iiers especially are invited to 90,
dressed in uniform Those who have mus
kets are requested to bring them and report
to Major Kendall or Major John NJ. Moore
The train leaves here at $50 a m,
end returns at O'Clock, p. m. Fare for
The round trip, $l,25
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-06

POiitical.-Almost the only excitement
now is about the election, and electioneer-
ing is the principal business of noted men.
Just step into the street and you hear Hur-
rah for Colfax or Hurrah for Turpie, but
we say Hurrah for Westervelt & Co., for
they have the finest stock of goods in town.
and are selling them at such prices that
men and women go away with their arms
filled, at all times of day. You are, with
out regard to party, invited to call and see
those splendid Boots at $500 per pair, or
Prints at 10 cts, good and fast colors; all
the best colors, pinks and purple. at 30 cts;
good yard wide brown Shccting at Is cts;
and every thing cheap Every article is
marked in plain figures the iorest price at rhieh
Il tniH be sold.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-06

Distinguished Characters.-Thc IL
lustratcd chronological Journal for Sep
tembcr contains Portraits. with descriptions
of Count Bismark, of Prussia; Archduke
Albert, of Austria; Queen Emma, of the
Sandwich Islands: Joseph Surge, of Eng
land; Horace Vernet, of France; +. n.
Osborn, of Newfoundland; Cyrus w.
Fields. of New York: and group of Ma
tive Africans. with articles on Anthropolo-
~, Physiology, Psychology, Pneumatolo-
gy, and Physiognomy: Characters in Shak-
spcare, Hamlet, Cassius, etc. Beaminc
eyes, Impressions, Large noses, Prenatal
Influences. Sins of Society, Whom to elect,
Questions for Debating Societies, Phrenol-
ogy. by John Neal; ''Out of Place." by
Mrs. Willis; Truth and Error, "Quack
Medicines" Tagging and Flogging, Fee
male Suffrage, Foreign Airs, etc. \ rich
number. 30 cents, or 81 year. Fowler
Il Wells, y. Y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-06
;av. ncirhbor. where did YOU buy those

Say, ncighbor, where did you buy those
boots:
| bought them of Paul. After looking all
over town, found that | could do better
at Paul's than anywhere else.
Well, nci-hbOr, | believe you're right, for
| have bought large numbers of pairs of
boots and shoes of Paul, and never have
any fault to find; but here is pair of boots
on my feet which bought short time ago
at Dry Goods Store, where they made a
great blow about their cheap boots and
shoes. and have only had them about three
weeks and now look at them-why. they
wont last me ten days longer. i could We
bought a good pair at PauiS for a very lit
tie more than paid for these, that would
have lasted me twelve months. | tell you,
ncighbor. Pauls is the place to buy boots
and shoes; YOU don't catch me buying any
more at Dry Goods Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-09-06

James Cartier, a bold French mariner, early a
1854. sailed along the coast Of North America, and
the first among discoveries to enter the River ST.
Lawrence. On his return down the river, he found
his sadly afflicted and disabled by what sailors
call The scHrry. Its ravages fatal, and the
vivors scarcely able to bury the dead. Some Of
the Indians along the shore likewise attacked 10y
the disease but Cartier observed that they
recovered. He therefore earnestly inquired about
their mode of treatment, and they pointed out to him
tree the bark and leaves of which they used i'm de-
coctlon, with signal success. Cartier tried the
remedy, aud had the qualification Of seeing all his
crew who were afflicted, rapidly improving. This
free "a the White Pine
wash Of the bark, STEPPED i'm water, is exceedingly
useful in reducing inflammation and cleansing old
In fine, the virtues of White Pine Bark are known
everywhere, and this. doubtless is grand
why the White Pine Compound was SO f1vurably
ceived at first.
The past year has given great opportunity TO test
the virtues Of the White Pine Compound. 1t has been
unusual time for Colds and Coughs and very large
quantities of the White Pine Compound have been sold
and used with the happiest effects II speaks well for
the Medicine, that the people living where il is pre-
pared are high in its praise July 19-m3