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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-28

The Colorado gold mining shares were generally steady
and moderately active. Atlantic and Pacific, silver
mining stock which represents properties In Humboldt
district Nevada also active At the frs, board Nye
gold closed &c. higher than OF the time yesterday,
selling at $50 o. 3o Quartz Hill 15c, selling at 30 SO;
Atlantic and Pacific lSc selling at SIS 75 Smith and
Parmlcc was ioc lower, selling $ls o5; ophr &c. sell
Ing at 81 Is. Corydon steady at 50 Is, and La
Crosse at - so.
The comparative earnings Of the Michigan Southern
Railroad for the third week in October were.-
$780, si13 4sS 1895. si22 sol Decrease 50 1876
From March L.
1896 .$3i1s,7ao 1895 sc, los 1928 Increase 80 9i3
The comparative earnings Of the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad for the third week In October were:
1893 sioo s27 1895. sos 40 lacrosse s31
The comparative earnings Of tho Michigan Central Rail
road for the third week In October woro:--
1896. e1oo S70 1885, as Increase 81 75s
The condition OF the banks Of Canada on September
80 according TO the returns In Tie once Of the Auditor
General, rs under
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TeLecnApHc MARKET REPORTS,

HuvrAto Oct gT 1865
flour steady and less active sales 80 bb No spring at
All ~ Wheat Arm, dcmsnd moderass; saes 5000
No Chicago aud No. Milwaukee Al ~ IS Corn active
and closed quiet but firm a advance Of b sales $50 ODD
81 "a a. ssis . I. sp q
No chicsso sec for No Toledo. Barley--ssss 90
bushels Chicago At n 10 Rye q.etst q Peas-saes
isc whisky 81 81 Canal freshis 70 New yorkw heat
zoe corn i7c oats lk 10 Albany, wheat 1c corn l!c,
oats ia Recepta snce yesterday 1oels hbls
grain, iei as bushea ys:-whsa go g5i corr go iss;
wcst"6our. Ht0 bbis grain, Asg go bushes ux wheat,
sSIcl corn, 81 -; Data Soes.4; barley slhpsa re.
nscn-fcur, ID bSia; vhset Mep; corn. a,3so; oats.
Ns0; barley, 400; ryss 7.ee bsshsls'
Flour ss.as; ~lssv VA = "a & IA iESal
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucTroNEER.

Referees sales Of valuable property belonging 10 tho
tate of the late Commodore Levy
X. II. LUDLOW 4 co. will sell at auction on wednes
day, October 81 1866 at 10 O'Clock noon the Excsngs
Court. under The pSeciiof Of G. Tlloson, ESQ, Re.
fierce.
First avenue Lot with buildings. east sids "a feet north
Twelfth street, 2s 1lx100 feet.
First avenue Of Second street sorso feet
occupied coal yard.
Bowery No 800 TWO story and attic brick store dweas
Riyngon street. northeast corner 0oercs street ApxSi3
Rvingcn street. northwest Mansin street. So
feet withbuild!ngs.
Stanton street. south corner Mangn street feet
Crosby street. No. 60 With seven story brick building
g0yfU0 feet
place. .5xT0 feet.
Broome street. southwest shsr street $3.50 feet
Broone street, valuable Lot south side 70 feet east Of
Lewis street. 25xl00 teei.
Broomc Lot south SIDE 100 feet west Of Norfolk
Canal street No. AGO. valuable Property Hudson
Houston street. northwest corner Lanrens street, s6HSS
feet.
Thompson street, No. los 2trl00 feei near Prince street.
Prince street. No g. e0x5jG feet with three story brick
sullivan street, Nos 7s 90 and g. valuable Property
Eighth street. Nos I0, 100 aud lc9 running through 70
Ninth street.
East Thrice nth Lot south sde 2i5s feet west
West Tbriyninn street four Lots north SIDE east
OF Eighth avenue, 25xl0o feet.
LEAsEHOLD
Greenwich street. two valuable Lots east side near Bar
street.
Division street. 5sx4ps feet near Jefferson street..
Book Mans Ac.. 1T No. F.. Pine street.
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sm = fSr Red Winter ~ g for white ~ = a. double
club % arrive ct = ST. Ordinary white Canada 0o
peter; sales 6000 NO linas 81 TO- COCO DO ii o. Bar
Canada. Canal freights unchnn ged
PHuApElPHIA Oct n. 1865
fennsyvanm state Elves e6s{ Morris Canal 50; Philade
Rn os an ss re ~ HEADING fennsyyaaia Railroad
sylyania and Ohio extras SIS S5 Wheat quiet Red 90
70 White, ~ 90 Rye 81 40 Corn firm yellow 81 2O
mixed " iS>S Oats, 6Se. Whiskey unchanged
BALTIMORE Oct. b. 1885,
Flour quiet Spring wheat Western sl2 Sl3 IS
winter wheat SIS 20 $i8 So Wheat fgm red SO Is
Corn tending upward yellow, u Y 81 IA Oats firm.
key dull Groceries steady.
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ENCOUNTER Of A BRAVE WOMAN WITH INDIANS.
From the Lebama (Cal.) observer.l

EFTom the Lebama (C1II Ubs6rvcrJ
L. Hessick, who runs pack train between Red Bluff
and Hayfork Of Trinity gives the particulars Of daring
exploit of lady Mrs. Sarah Donelson formerlya resi-
dent Of Red Bluff is living in log house the trail
with her children aud her father. few days ago hor
father went out hunting stock, and Mrs Donelson
was looking after her poultry short distance from
the house. Suddenly five Indians mnde their APP
pearance Mrs. Donelson started for the house, and
was Intercepted By two Indians Throwing them
from her, third caught her by the shoulder. She
knocked him down. and, reaching the house In safety.
barred the door. Tho Indians rested rifles
on the window, levecd at the woman who approached
them, took down hor fathers rifle and returned t fire
Of the Indians through the apcTiures schinks ohe
log house. On attempting to cock hsr gun Mrs Doneson
found that the thumb OF her right hand had been shot
had the pleasure of knowing that her wonld-ba
murdercrs had retreated whether with whole hides
not she could not tell. MUSCLE courage and sefposses
sion won vicoryone against five, and that wo-
man We challenge the State 10 exhibit an instance In
Indan lighting wherein woman has acquitted herself
more creditaby.
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TAMES JENKINS AUCTrOKEEE-OFFICE AND
q saesrooms 1So and ! 4oi Broadway near Fory,lrst
strcetw sell auction, Wednesday, October 81 1T
Il ococs Hoses, Carriages Wagons, Harness &C. one
Jaggers ave Expross Wagons one Doctors Gig Top
Wagons, ten Road WAGONS, city makers; 1ye Portland
large invoice OF Single and Double Harness. Wolf Bear,
Ginet Skunk Lap Robes Blankets, Bells. Haers,
Whips fine trotting Mare rot In 2s0 ten work
and road Horses. Will be sold without reserve
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The daily range Of the gold market during The wee
vaa "A follows
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POLITICAL.


Ar A. MEETING or THE SEVENTH WARD DEMO
solved That the mebers of the seventh Ward Demo-
cratic Central Club do pledge ourselves 70 the earnest
port Of the principles of the convention held at Phadeph3
On the h day q August 1893 and the sopyention held q
principles TO be and honest and necessary for the pre-
ervaton Of the Onion mi inegry that In the nominAon
OF the ticket headed BY John Hoffman for Cove rnor VIII
be found victory; that In John HOFFMAN recognize
serving the suages citizens OF this state that ~
will honestly support and all fair TO secure TIE
election OF our worthy citizen, John M0rrssey Esq ~
Representative TO Congress from this district fully awA
the nation and tbs workingmen cordially invite he
desirable. RODAY 8. BRASSEL, Presiden4.
AT A MEETING OF THE HOFFMAN AND EEIMKB
II Club, held at Hamburgors Hotel, 335 East Houstoo
street. the following officers unanimously elected:
Max Auerbach President George Hess Vice Presidents
meeting held Monday Oct 30 the above place
= n. AUERBACH, President
A TTENTI0N, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in ALL
coIora and patriotic devices Circulars Cards and
Ballots printed at the shortest notice ana the cheApe
rates at the HERALD JOB PRINTING AND ENGRAvs
ING ESTABLISHMENT. corner Fulton and Nassau strees
nEMocRKTIU AND NATIONAL UNION NOMINATION
~ For Congress. Fifth district, 7h 10Th. 18th aud 10
wards. NELSON TAYLOR
TrLEvENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.-ATA MEETING
IL Democrstio Union Convention Of this disro,
held at M tman's Haa. on Tuesday evening. October
1884, John Kelly unanm0usy nominated for member a.
Assembly JAMES REILLY. Eighteenth Ward ChatrnnnA.
VIZ. H. McINrIRs. Twenty nrst Ward Secretary.
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Tho imports Of gold and silver at this port since the
commencement OF the year haYo been as suhioined:-
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10000 TONS ), .
SCRANTON coal AT AUCTION,
OCTOBER 81 l18S

SCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION. 7.
OCTOBER 81 1885,
NEW YORK Oct. a. 1863
The Delaware, Lackswanna and Wesvrn Railroad Coma
pany VIII hold their forty third auction OF %
Wednesday, the 6st day OF October a IL O'Clock noo4
at their saesroom - EEohangs place Of Willn
street. New York. at which time they will SELL by Mossr4
JOHN H. DRAPER CO, Auctoncers,
1000 TONS
OF fresh mined coal from Iackawanna regions OF Ne
usual sizes deliverable at their depot Eiizabethpor NJ
during the month Of November noxt.
The conditions VIII DO fully made known az the time -
sale. JOHN BRISBIN, President.
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sao. ope, so2 enc, IaI, e4s sla, mo, 2oi


Totals .........ss4 an, no sioess.7si s4s,O2 e4I
The letter OF the acting Comptroller Of the Currency
hDa yssnaoi 10 mVillafsd snd defaeed nallonA tnak
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Total. .So,o7s.s

Total. 1891 Total. ....... $50, 623 EOS
Tho foreign exchange market firm, aud at the
close OF business bankers bills England sixty days
wore quoted a. l09K n; at thrce days, 1lo4 q r.
Commercial bills, 1884 100; francs, at sixty days.
ST. 1Sc g. lSxc.; AT three days. ST. 1SAc. 81. 1oc.
81 Ao The latest quotations for American securities
s~H .cor sola In landau ware m .rhLoincd.
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can for a Union state Convention.

TheundersiSned, appointed State Execu-
tive Committee by the Union state COnven-
ton held In this city on the I'D day of Feb
ruary last, beg leave, in pursuance OF their
duties, tOsubmit ~ the people OF West Viz
EiniR the following recommendations:
That a State Convention b. held in the
city OF PaFkeFsbuFB on Thursday the
SOIh day OF August next, commencing at
10 A. NJ:
That The delegates to this convention. in
addition 70 the selection of candidates for the
various ofioes OF the commonwealth, be also
empowered by their respective constituent
cies to choose candidates for Congress and for
the vacant state senatorships:
That with view TO the best possible dis
charge OF these important trusts, township
primary meetings be held throughout the
State on Saturday the IIth day Of
August, At which delegates shall be chosen
70 County Conventions
That the delegates thus chosen meet at
their respective Court Houses ON SatuR.
day. the ASth OF AuEust, and there choose
delegates 70 the state Convention. In ad-
dition, 1t IS recommended that they then and
there choose their candidates for the House
Of Delegates and for the various county of
nces to be hlled at the October election
In the event Of thereneWal OF the violence
and disturbances perpetrated last fall by re-
turned rebels and their sympathizers in
several ofths counties, In order TO overawe
Union men, itisrecommended that delegates
be accredited by Letters numerously signed as
possible.
JOHN r. HUBBARD,
THOS, II. LOGAN,
JOHN E. WILSON,
JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIS,
JOSEPH BELL,
A. W. CANPBELL,
State tx. Com.
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Sale of Valuable Coal and Farming
Land in Ohio Comfy.

DURsUANT TO THE DEED OF TRUST
from the Willow Glen OH and Mining
company 70 me, dated the 18th day OF No.
yember, 1855, and recorded in the Recorders
once OF Ohio County, West Virginia, in Deed
BOOK 50, Folio 257, and by consent OF the par
day OF August next, commencfne at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, sell at public auction
at the mont door Of the Court House OF said
county, the tract OF land Described In said
deed situated in said county, on Big Wheel
Ing Creek, on which Lewis Lunsford lately
resided.
The tract, by a survey recently made, con-
talnS etghty-two acres, three roodS and fiVe
peTehes. The title Is believed to be good, but
selling as Trustee, do not warrant title or
TERSis.-Four thousand dollars in hand.
and the residue Of the purchase money to be
pald, with interest from day of sale, in six
twelve and eighteen months from that day.
the purchaser giving bonds for the deferred
instruments, secured by deed Of trust on the
lands. DANIEL I,ANGR
jyl8-ts Trustee.
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The Knabe Piano

Is well enough known throughout the Initial
States to stand upon Its merits, and il Il mi
necessary to PEDDLE them throuph 1Se
sing their praise.
=, The proper way for purchasers to supply
themselves Is TO apply TO responsible AGENT
where they know that what they buV L GnS1s
as represented. 49,
:, Another method OF pushing bad work upon
the public Is to sell through Music TEucfsTI
allowing them large commissions for rOcom
mending their Instruments This mode oF
doing business recourse fncTedse1 the price, rs
the commission mus necessarily come frnm
the purchaser. --N t
In purchasing from the agent of a nrst-clsss
nanu1acturerJ an instrument can be had ri
the factory prtce-notwith standInE the repre.
sensations of outside makers that the tdeSierSQ
commission" increases the price ofthe instru.
Persons in want OF drst-olas Pianos canpo,
expect TO buy them at second or third cias
s,; The public are invited to examine the
BUCK o.
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DIED.

On the 18th, at the residence Of Ms. Bates
on Gay street. Mrs- HULL, wife OF Jacob
Hull
The friendsof the family are invited to at
tend the funeral thisafternoon at 5o'clock.
On Monday morning, July 18th, at 81 n.
M, NlLLLAN RRYrER, aged 81 years, S
months and 20 days,
The funeral VIII take place from his late
residence on Market street, and proceed to
the Ger Ev. Luth. st. James church. where
the funeral discourse wiz be delivered at o
O'Clock, q. m. The friends OF the family are
invited to attend.
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no Rrinkmakars

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
p ceiyed by the Building Committee of the
before wednesday the S0th day of the pres
and delivering of FOUR HUNDRED THOU
SAND BRICK to be good hard brick of the
size Of those now being used, to be
made and delivered one half by the 10th day
OF September next and the remainder by the
10Th day of October next, and to be delivered
at such places about the building as the
Building Superintendent may direct, the
COMMITTEES reSerVing the right to reject any
or All bids Bonds with approved security
will be required OF the contractor. Propos ais
to be addressed to the Chairman OF the O om-
nlttee at Weston and marked proposals
for, &c" r. p. CAMDEN,
r. NJ. HALE,
r. HILLS,
H 1yl6-N RnfI6inpy
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Our foreign news by the steamer
America, published yesterday, was
only TO the 4th inst. We should have
had before going to press the one days
later advlces brought by the Nova
Scotian. Her news is altogether the
most stirring received from Europe
since the war began. In fact 1t seems
to indicate the end of the war. The
Cincinnati Commercial received at a late
hour last night commenting upon it,
says:
cit is not impossible that peace may
be made now as suddenly as after the
battle of SOlferino; and in consideration
Of the immense aggrandizement OF
Prussia, II the stu alton were accepted
without further bloOdsbed, Napoleon,
in order TO keep up the balance of pow
er, may claim and recover some of the
old Provinces of France on the Rhine.
As the dispatches come in, the
magnitude of the Prussian victory is
increased. It seems that the great bat
tie in which the Austriaus were routed,
may take rank among those decisive
engagements that have affected the des-
tinies of empires. The Prussians claim
70 have taken fourteen thousand I'M
wounded Austrian prisoners and one
nuuuESA anu teu guns. Inc AuSLrlanS
lost large number of officers high IN
rank, killed, wounded and taken pris-
oners. Benedek's great military repu-
tatiOn is gone forever. The victorious
Prussian army is able, 1t is thought,
1.-THE war continues, to march triumph-
antly to Venetia. II was probably pru-
dent in the Emperor OF Austria TO
confess his defeat and sue for peace"
The; news by tho Nova Scotian is
printed on this page Of to-day's MEL
LIoRNuRR,
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MARRIAGE AN

MARRIAGE AND CELIRACY, an e.
say Of Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseasesand Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
lief. Sent free Of charge in sealed letter en-
velopes. Address, Dr.. ]. SRILLIN HoUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
npr23-3ndEW
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BRICK MACHINE

TIL NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE
makes, with only two-hoEse power, 5000
SPLENDID BRICKS per day, with well de-
fined edges and uniform lengths If the ma
chine does not perform what We claim for 1t,
we VIII take It back and refund the money
Address ABRAM REQUA, General Agent,
III broadway, New York. apr24-smevod
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COIgate's Aromatic Vegetable soap.
Asuperior Toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
fined Vegetable oils in combination with
GIycerine. and especially designed for the
use ofL.adies and for the Nursery. It's per
fume Is exquisite, and its washing properties
unriva1led. Forsale by all druggists.
EahOZ.Iv61-
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Just tChat you need ladies.

These Pills act as mild and gentle stimu.
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all Irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
chOly, &c; restoring nature to It's proper
channels. UEder certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box, BY
mail to any address 81 10. Sold BY
LAUGHEINS & BUSHFIELD.
Also by c. II. ODBERT, Stone Bridge.
my8
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BALD HEADsl
AnSTE1NJmTOAJV c1DIzxy ryrs ,
THE QUEEN

y .. RO1A1N'
storers is Queen, not only in name, but in
virtues. twill make the hair grow, and re-
store II to its natural color. 1t Is really the
best Hair ReStorer in the market It will free
the head from dandruff, and produce a new
growth of hair when 1t has fallen on, II faith
fully applied. Try the queen. 1t is a delight
full hair-dressing. Recollect the name, MrS
Wtnslows Queen of Hair RestOrers. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND BOOK
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LiEeI
LifeI

OhOES9 DhOfSI DhOfSI
AMERICAN LIE DROPS will cure Diptheria,
Coughs. bronchitis, Sore Thnoat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, Sprains, Chilb-
lains, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Promoters,
Springfield, Mass. nEMAS BARNES & CO..
Agents for Boston. marl3.Iv
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Duteher's Lightning FIy-KIIler
Makes quick work with nIes, and If COM
menced early. keeps the house clear all sum
mer.
Look out for limitations. Get butchers
only. Ju2S-d&w1m
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JOHNSON CAPEHART&C Co
No. 179 Market SduaTa
14SSo-A Wheeling. w Va
MNERAL WELLs. NEAR PAPKEps

MINERAL WELLS, NEAR PARKERS
III HUh9s w. Waffle uEdersiRned haS.
ing recantly remodeled and refurnis1elI ~
II 81 lent ana extensive establfshmenf, and
a S tnefeto complete Bathing AnnaSafIIS
Tor Hot or Cold Baths a DaneinS I'm IflI,
dia[u saloon Ten Pin Alley, and other pIaceS
o. comfort and amusement, takeS nIeas5ns n
announcing to its old friends, for WHO'S Sast
~ tEonage thanks are returned and 10
Sne R1nnc generally, that &c viii be Teopened
ioE Ihe reception OF visitors. on JTSFE is.r'
WIEN WEN u VII afford Inducements 10 RueStS
sssAln either health or amusement ereafIT55
soPeTior 70 those OF any previous sessons ana
. III 20 any watering place In the county.
4E4LAS OF B0ARp.-EorT regular yfgifoFS ~
week varying according to location of Nm
occupied nom So so to $500. FoF tTSnSisI1t
customers, per day, 81 50.
Az ONmUs LINE win run regularly be-
tween the Wells and ParkeEsburR n fo1ic,SISS.
n5gatag L41ae-Leaving the WeiIsaf n y, :
arriving At Parkersbnrg In time for fiSe SaIIrIs
S 1919 an1 tt1lIn& Returning, leaving Pa
SYeiiS ~ 3 n = ~ = N, and arriving at the
AEESssltHg Lt.lS-Leaving the wells at az N
III rs Sl yeESbur7 AZ 81 n n
-gu9-oMo w. GORDON PFouFieffdfr r.
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Notice.

TUE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE N. w.
Va Agricultural Society are hereby noti-
to the stock Of said society Is now due. THEY,
are required to pay It at once 10 John BishoI.
treasurer, at his office, No. % Monroe street
next door to the First National Rank
1yl4-3t ~ g. RAIRD- Sanlr
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WHY NOT USE THE BESF4

Over twenty years' increasing dennd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VKSR-
TIAN HAIR DYE. Is the best In the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient, Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation Of the
hair No trouble. No crock OF stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imprts to It new Life and iustre.
ProducesA beautiful black or brown, ns pre-
feued. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
a. I. MAIHEWB, Manufactures, n. Y,
DEMAS BARNES CO., New York, whole
tale Agents may2-Iyeod
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Tnrnar,s Festival

AT THE LAST CONGRESS HELD AT
"A Allegheny city, on the 9Th inst, Wheel
ing was designated as the place, and Septam-
Der 9Th, 9th 4 9Th as the time, when the next
Annual Festival Of the Turner's Association
for the Western District, shall be held, no
assist In detraying the heavy expenses OF This
Festival the Finance Committee VIII call up-
contribute for that purpose al an eaTiV day,
and hope they will meet with hearty recep.
non, as the Association ara determined TO
make It one OF the most brilliant affaITs evsI.
held In the city.
By order Of the Finance Committee.
q. w. FRANZHEIM,
PHILLIP SCHUHLE,
AUGUST ROLF,
FRANK WALTER,
JOHN WEBS,
JOSEPH SCHUYLER,
ANTON. REYMAN
CHRIST. L0BMULLER,
FRED. LOBENSTEIN,
JOACHIM BEUTER
HERMANN RENNER.
2. ], RoTHACRER, Secretary of Finance
S0mnliLtee. Jyl4-lW
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DIR. LARooKAH,s
Indian Vegetable Pulmonic Svru

CURES COUGHS. COLDS, wHooPING
" CoUGH, Group, ASTHMA, CATARRH,
BRONCHITIS, PAIN IN THE SIDE, NIGHT
SwEA1s, HoARsENEss. to which public
speakers and singers are liable, CONSUME
TON, In its early stages, and all diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clergymen Of every denomination, authors.
editors, professors In our various colleges, and
by many of our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, It Is adapted To every
age, and can be used without fear of the
dangerous results which follow the use of
many Of the cough preparations OF which
opium and ipecac arc the base.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle.
DR.. E. R. KNIGHTS, Prop'r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by T. H. Logan & Co., and Logan,
List a Co. my2S-3mddw