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OYSTERS Noble & CO. celebrated
Baltimore oysters received daily at the
Nei1 York Grocery. =, sep27 -eod1m.
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Butchers Files.

just received a large importation
direct from Sheffield. A full stock
of Gum Betting always on hand.
sep17 BGTTIcHER, KELLOGG, q Co.
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PRINTERS INKS In addition to
our large stock of Printers Papers,
we have just received from the cele
brated manufactory of Fl. d. Wade &
go. full stock of Inks, of all colors
and qualities, which we will sell at
manufacturers card prices. Printers
are invited to call and examine our
stock and,prices. sssSDl;octS-lW
READ. Think AND DEcIDE.-New
and desirable Goods, less than, at
Auction, at the Ne,o Korit Store.
Wool Shawls from 81 % to So 90;
double and single Paisley Shayls 10
elegant stylesa French and1IrfsA'Pop-
Inns; ,AiapaGa ,.Pdpiins :: Mo1lair Ala
pacas 10 black, and all the new shades
Of Bismarck and Bronze Browns,
Plain and Plaid Empress Cloths for
81 90 per yard; French Merinoes, 81.
A large assortment of Fancy Cloak
ings. .-GlOak--and~ Dress Trimmings
Ribbed Cotton. Hose -15;cents n Rib
ed Wool Hose. 22l Gg25 cents 4 pair.
Ladies Kid Gloves, 81 %. \ supe-
rior quality Of Kid Gloves, WAR
RANTED NOT TO RIP or TEAR, at 81 30.
Merrimack Prints at Is cents; fast
colored Prints, 12k. Ladies' and
Children water proof Hats at 70
cents-looE at en-. An endless varl-
ETY. of Dress Buttons and Nail Heads,
at IA and Is First Street, opposite the
Opera House ~ goo g r
: oct8-2t 1T. 8. A. COOLIDGE.
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The Great Gathering of the
Unterrified.
Peter the Irrepressible, Robert the
Unassuming and Modest.

Last night there was small gath.
ering of the unterrifed at Mozart
Hail. 1t was, of all the political
meetings ever held in this city, the
most complete failure-not in num-
bers tits true-for very large num-
Der of Republicans were there to hear
what additional falsehoods the lights
of Copperhead Democracy had to
bring forth; but for fairness it's equal
was never witnessed In the city of
Evansville. The first speaker intro
duced was the distinguished Peter
Meier. Peter, it is well known, is an
eloquent speaker and talented man.
1t is also we'll known that Peter is, on
all such occasions, irrepressible, and
above all, it is we'll known fact that
Peter was enainentiy patriotic and
haue during the late war. He took
his text from the late publications in
the Courier, and re-rung the charges
on its publications, but with degree
of stupidity and unintelligibility that
ought even to have made the editor
of the Courier blush.
Referring to Capt. Darling and
members of the Republican party-in-
GLIDING soldiers. of course-he called
them g Loyal Scamps." 1t is probable
that soldiers who know Capt. OAR
ling have been a brave man. viii
relish the appellation of I" Loyal
Scamp" as applied to brave COM
rade. Ills Also probable that Peters
great bravery and gallant service will
so entitle him to the respect of sol
diers, that his advice will be of great
weight. Loyal Scamps, in
deedL But the soldiers who were
called by such as Peter. Lincoln
hirelings" and such other opprobrious
know we'll how to appreciate
such language. Poor Peter.
Robert Sproule was next intro
.duced. He said that he had hoped
his great labor of late would have
been enough. and that he would not
have been called on for aispeeeh, in
short, it was quite evident that Robert
wanted to relax" and it is a great
pity he was not permitted TO do so,
for his speech was but repetition of
what he had been publishing for the
last week or two in the Courier, as
near as he could relate it during an
occasional Lucid interval" Robert
is modest man. He is not egotisti-
cal at all. As an evidence of that
fact it is safe to say that he die not
use the pronoun, [, more than $50
times Robert is tender hearted
man. He was exceedingly sorry that
he had been forced to make the
late wonderful exposures. It was
not his pleasure, but justice
to himself, and the people de-
nanded that the exposition
should be made. Laying his hand
upon his heart. and appealing to
Heaven with the greatest solemnity,
he said: God knows that l was
panied to make the exposition" 1t
was most affecting sight, we'll cal
culated to move the most obdurate-
hearted to tears. As a "patEeti-
cist" Robert is a success. Long be-
fore he had ceased to speak. the crowd
began to grow less by degrees, and
when he had finished, loud calls were
made for Welborne and Willard, but
the people would not wait. and while
one Of the more enthusiastic of the
faithful was yet calling for Willard,
lAthe crowd dispersed. 80 =
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Bar A counting house double desk,
large Stove, and fine Hall & Co.'S
Safe for sale at No. 46 Main Street, by
sep27-3t w. G.. FULLERTON.
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Bag just received at the Neao York;
Grocerg 100 boxes New York aud
Ohio Factory, and 100 boxes choice
Hamburg cheese. aas ~ sepN-tf 3
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PAY no attention to the Democratic
lies which will be circulated to-day
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THERE is danger of delay in voting
to-day. Go early to the polls and do
not leave till your ticket is deposited
In the ballot box.
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THE first duty of every loyal man
to-day, is to go to the polls and vote
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Mil,oord's Helir Needles, III Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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B@ A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office, If
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=
$25, 754 &c. increase in receipts from
freights, ST., 1874 81; increase of
receipts from express. $5,068 go. To-
tai increase of receipts from all
sources, $44, $50 81.
The decrease in passenger receipts
as compared with the receipts of 1865
is 500, 100 So. ~
Decrease of freight receipts in 1856
against those of 1865. $38, 1873 81; in
crease in 1867 over 1866, $67. S44 81.
Expense of operating and main
tanning the road in 1867, 1914, Al 40,
against $345, 1873 80 last year.
The interest and taxes paid by the
Company during, the past year
amounted to $108,356 "a. .sf ssA4s
The number. of passengers carried
in 1867 was 154, 1913. against 1882
during the previous year. - ..slss4 >.
The amount of freight carried was
13O.983 tonsl against SO, 274 tons du-2
the previous year, being an Increase
of 1859 tons. + ~ 4, :. iaq1 =
The passenger trains ran 124, 933
miles; freight trains. -126, 542; con-
struction trains, 20.835, against 1922
982 for passenger, 105. 5f3 for freight,
and 1861 for construction trains last
year. Total mileage for all trains,
272.310 miles, being an increase over
all previous years. Gems = 4
During the year not single pas
senger has been seriously injured on
the road. g0a 5ss 9.slVsGaq1 4s.ng
The road owns fifteen locomotives,
eleven passenger coaches, one pay
masters car, four baggage cars, one
hundred local freight cars, ten Erie
Transportation cars, four White Line
cars, seventeen platform cars, nine
teen coal cars, fourteen stock cars,
one lime car, two caboose cars, eight
construction platform cars, one con-
struction caboose car, thirty one hand
cars and fourteen push cars.
Of the locomotives twelve are in
running order.
The report also contained detailed
statement Of the improvements com
pleted and in progress during the
past year, all highly satisfactory to
the stockholders and creditable to
the ability of the management.
The report was unanimously approved
The report of the popular and
highly efficient Secretary of the road
furnishes us the following compre-
hensive review of the
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF THE r. 4 @.
R.. R. COMPANY FOR THE YEAR ENDING
AUG. 81, 1867:
Transportation receipts .............S507,7 1872 81
Wood and materials sold ............. 1924 20
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Notice.

Wy AUTHORITY OF Hi. WcCUL-
- LOCH, Secretary of the Treasury,
through contract covering the wrecking OF
eunboats &C., in the Tennessee River, /
hereby notify all parties or party con-
cerned IN removing machinery, ordnance,
&C.. from sal boats, tina they must make
a report to me. trnnedtotely of the amount
removed OF machinery, ordnance, &C., ano
IL sold to report to me, IN VALUE. l nave
information that parties in 81 Louis, LOU
Isville, Cincinnati, Evansville, and Jonn-
sonville, Tenn, have been concerned IN
this removal. It Is hoped that these par
ties will attend to this matter immeoiat-iJ
and save legal process.
ga dtf T. Contractor.
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FINISHED. - The Sycamore-Vine
Street sewer is finished. 1t is great
work. extending from the river to
near the Longworth tract, via Syca-
more. Eighth and Vine Streets.
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city orders,

Mil.oards Needles for sale everywhere.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Cry ORDERS FOR SALE.-Inquire
at the ai.a Journal OFFICE.
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STREET RAILROAD CARs-One of
the cars for the Street Railroad ar
rived here Saturday night. Another
arrived at, Indianapolis on Sunday
and is marked 9" River and Crescent
City Springs" They are said to be
very handsome. sss.slst-S = I'm.
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C2arkls Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80.

STORE FOR RENT. a splendid
store. No. 76 Main Street, now occu-
pied by Cook & Healy. Inquire of
au27 .s,s i'' Cook & HEALY.
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EVANSVILLE THEATRE. late Turner

EVANSVILLE THEATRE. late Turner
Hall, will be inaugurated on Thurs
day evening, for the. regular season,
with beagle & Dunster's Dramatic
Company. The members of this Coma
pany are selections from st. Louis,
Nashville and Cincinnati theatres,
and come highly RECOMMENDED by our
contemporaries. The New York favor
ties, Mrs. Ellen Grey Hieksss Mr. q.
Carroll Hicks and 4Sallie aPartingtons
are hosts in themselves, and no doubt
will become as great favorites here5as
elsewhere. Mr.. VIM. Fletcher, the
we'll known scenic artist. is retained
to add new scenes when necessary.
Messrs. beagle & Dunster. are also
lessees of the new opera house in
New Albany and purpose running
both establishments.
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In any amount, for sale at the Bank
ing House Of lie,t
w. j.. Lowry & Co.,
se23tf Mol North First Street.
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Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton.
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best, =
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY JoURNAI TUEsDA 1884,

The Stock holders from a. distance
arrived by special train about noon
yesterday, and most Of them returned
home last night.
The Directors elect met last night
at the railroad Office, corner of Main
and Water Streets, and elected the
following officers to serve during the
ensuing year:
President and Experimentation
Ingle, Jr. go. rae.s iI
Secretary and Treasmer-John e.
Martin. 49,
CLOUD IL AKIN-We have neg
lected to notice the change ofquarters
recently effected by these enterprising
druggists. They now occupy fine
room on First between Main and Syc-
amore Streets. The front of the
building is highly ornamented with
blue letters, so plainly inscribed
that he who runs may read, or
read as he runs, as he may prefer.
Their laboratory. in which Drs.
Cloud and Armistead's celebrated
patent medicines are made and put
up. is Immediately. in the rear of the
store room, occupying three story
brick. The success of this firm has
been marked from the outset, and we
are gratifed to learn that their bust
ness is largely increasing. Their pat
ent medicines are meeting with extra
ordinary success. and there is reason
to anticipate that the day is not far
distant when they will supercede most
of the compounds now manufactured
In the Eastern cities. There is no
reason why they should not. Doctor
Cloud is practical and experienced
chemist, and is particularly careful as
to the ingredients that go into his
medicines. Cloud & Akin's is a good
place to buy drugs and medicines of
all deScrlptI0 ms. a,f~flag'f ~ .Fttar L+t|
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Il
genuine mad dog killed by d. c.
Copely. policeman, on the wharf last
evening, near Hubbs & Vets wharf
boat He rushed into store on the
corner of Water and Main, foaming
at the mouth and swapping at the
people. who fed in great consterna-
ton. Fortunately he was killed be-
fore he bit any one. He had collar
about his neck but no check attached
CIRCUIT CoURT.-The October term
of the Vanderburgh Circuit Court
convened yesterday morning, and
without transacting any business, ad-
journed over till Wednesday morning,
when business will commence in earn
est. As the County Clerk win be
very busy during the week, he desires
the several Inspectors of Election to
meet at his office at 10 o'clock Thurs
day morning to canvass the vote. Let
ali be punctual. gY& a0s~slGIIe0J
CLOSING DRINKING SALOONS
Keepers of saloons should bear in
naind that the revised liquor law re-
quires all drinking saloons tobe and
remain closed during election day.
The violation of this law sabjectssthe
offender to heavy fine, the same as
for retailing without license. No
proclamation Of the Mayor is required
as under the old law. We hope all
saloons may be kept closed to-day,
and thaL.He y-haye-a-auiet@ cleo
ton. Leeus have fair, quiet cleo
ton. and let the right win. "a
SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA DIsTRICT
FAIR.-The speed ring will commence
on to ,day Tuesday at ? o'clock PM,
and every day during the Fair there
will be'cxereises IN thespeed ring -.
From the present Indications there
will be asgood Fair, and we hope the
people will come and see for them
selves Many fast horses have made
entries. and amongst them JohneA.
Logan. one of the fastest trotterss in
the West .iss5,s .-'1- z bee e. ~ :.
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Milward's Needles are the best.
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Take none other than O2arhSs Cotton.
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Machines Use Clarhs Spool Cotton
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RAILROAD ELEcTIoN.-Agreeably
to notice, the Stockholders of the
Evansville & Charlottesville Railroad
convened in the Court House at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, for the
purpose~of hearing the-report Of the
President of the road, and to elect
twelve Directors for the ensuing year.
There was pretty full representation
of the stock. .gr<rrreerSg r -
The meeting was organized by call
ing Col. w. K. Edwards, of Terre
Haute, to the chair John E. Martin
being er-o6icio Secretary.
Col. Edwards on taking the chair
stated the object ofthe meeting.
Mr.. John Ingle, Jr.. the distinguish
ed President of the company then
read his report, from which we con-
dense the following interesting details
of the operations of the road during
the past year: - s-.--tsi y, j.
.s7 GROSS EARNISGs.,
Passenger Receipts.......-........... SIS q
Freight Receipts. ........ ...... 1893 81
IL 562 30
menus o oUf ID
Iotai ..s5U7, 792 81
Decrease In passenger receipts,
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2 7rnn 81, MONSIEUR GARMoDY..
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Tne will ~, bend az break like ,he sireie
-pring. but gill preserve their perfect ,ud.
trscrfui rhspe when three or '.nr ordinary
-kir's w,l' have been thrown Ell - ~ use
-. the hoops are covered with drubl.
md twisted ,hr.ed mud the bot'am rode ~
not onlv double springs. bnt s~ire o.
i"nhle) 81 rr.d: pr.vsn,i' 2 them ir.u
ves'ins ou' when dragging do~n steeps
stars. &c.
tbs WostERfuL FLrxrBrLirY and gres
'"an',rf snd ri-sru'e 10 sns ndy ~ssrini
~. Duplex Elnp,ic Skr, viii be exp. risnc
% particularly 10 oil rrp~ ded .s--mhi~-
'psras. csrfise.s, fsiirusd cars, church pew /.
RIM cLsis-, FIR rr, m-nsde and house DIRE.
- the rkii can be fold. d " hen in use 10 or
rupy srsii space q seseiiy snd convenient.
Y ~ SILK " mnri,n dfess. IN invniushI.
laslily ~ crinvhDe, mol found 10 any slngl.
prira Skrf
A lady having erj ,ysd The pleasure. ron,
'ast, md gfeHt convenience of wearing ~.
Duphx Klirp,ir Steel Spring Sklrs ir .
ingIe CAY. viii rsver nfa-rasfc< viliirgi,
ii-psnse with their use. For ctildrrn, Ml-s.s
no Yong Lsdies they are superior 10 ~
her.
rhe Duplex Elliptic il = great fsvori.,
,i'h ~ iasi.s and y university recomm, No.
q bs 'he F.-hion Magazines .. ihs S,snd
n. Stirf ~ he Fashionable World
IL snj " The following esiimspis advnn
'-g.s in Cr.noIine, viz: suprrlcr quail,
,e,fsct mannf.c IRE. ssy lish haze and &.
IN. n x'bili'y, ou'sbili'y rorhfors md erun
NV. enquire for J. w Brsdir,'s Dupl- )
+ .lsp ir. o. Double Spring Skirt. end b.
sure sru se' The genuine article.
CAurr ut gu.rd sr-inss mi. s'rfos y.
,ar',rn-r 20 N,TrcE ihai ~knis ~ I'D II.
'DUPLEX" hHvr ne rrd ink sismp VIZ
J ~. B-dlrt'r pupl,x EIsp,ic S'es
Spring. upnn nv ashland ~ none r,ler.
80 genuine a ~ NOTICE. thai every Il.nt
gill sdnir \ piu being passed through ~.
center. 'hu- r'vrsilrg the two (or dnnhls)
.pr'ng braided together therein. which i,
me score, n their A xIbiIi,y and strength
,nd combination not to be found in srs
a,has skirt.
FOR SALE in al Sioses whe,. arsi cIrs.
-sir's are sold throughout the Uni'ec Ss,.,
rnd eIs. where.
Msnufs cIured BY The Sole Owners Of ID,
Patent.
WEST BgAnfEY a CARY.
o. Chambers & 70 g. II Read SITS IN. y.
June Ism. isG7-3m
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The II '. Edward A. Wilson will srrd
TREE If chsrgs) 10 al who desire II. he
prescription y in The directions Tor making
.nd using The simpIs. remedy by which b.
sas cured 81 lung af-ciion and 'h-'
Tread disease G. nsurr,ion. iIis nnly %
ice, ~ 10 ben.i, the IN cited and ~
hopes every -rff'rer will Try his remsds
- Il will cost hem nothing. aud may prove
. blessing. Parties wishing The presc'ip'
i'm FRfs be return mail. will please sd-
d,e.s REV EDWARD A. WILSON.
~. 1865 South 5 rond S'rse',
w,liar'-tu q. Kings q New York
My Is lSC7y
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From The New Have. II qisier ]
Connecticut and California.

Oonuecticut ana CelIOTni8.
o. Monday. Governor Engu-h sent 10 Mr.
Hight. The Governor ekst Of California
the following congratuls'iou over the ri.
umph Of righ' principle 10 Ihe late election,
10 thst Stats.
Nsw HAvEs CT Sept 0.
Hon HEsRv H. HA,eHr, g. VERSA ELEcl
o. CALIFORNIA. San FaAscIsc,:
congratulate you on your election. L
will gladden. tho friends of con siiuliorsl IT.
eriy the country through.
JAMES Z. EscLisH.
To which on the same d.,. Mr.. Hs,gh,
sent the following sInging reply:
SAs FRArcIsc,. car Sept 8.
70 GovERSoR ,. X. EsoLlsH:
Thsnks Tor vous Dispatch. California hss
echoed The voise 81 Cs.n. c,icut. Ym %,
% : glcrious exsmpIe--we hsve but fol'oV
% whsre you led. 10 the sacred caus- u
constitutional liberty. H. u iiA;cnr.
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595. 90 ! rasl

Here it will bc seen that there is q
Democratic excess in The vote Of ;
900. but the representation in C"n-
rress i: Democratic. 0; liaiicals. 81.
And these thirty-fonr Radicals vot,
and act IN Congress as the representa-.
IIves OF the people Of shc-c States.
That s Radical regard for the popular
will.
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ANOTHER TE sTIMONY.

D'ncrlinrton. III Oc'o.er II. 1864.
mr. loHs nun W. ~ad~ ~ .--.nge
non' wi'h r"n' arer JuY 2, 1864 fo'
sei'iur vnnr rsdron D''e-s, md are shru
so'd on. We want Zone rr.ss) twelve
hnxe- v re wi'hcu, dsiav W. are in'r
ducing il.em rradiiv, sod think they sn-wsr
' good pn,,nsr
Dss HOGG g. CROTrrRS.
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DR. SCHEACK'S MANDRAKE FILLS
A SUBS fITUTE FOR CALOMEL,

= ooDo M " e rOn VA LOMEL.
These Pills ~. composed o. vari,us roo's
,s,ine the power 70 relax the escre,ions o.
he liver AZ promptly and a c,ually % bir.
y ! or mercury, and wihou, producing my
\ those dI.sgrsrbs % dangerous effect,
shlch often follow The use Of The 'auer.
u ~ billions disorders th.se Piils nay b.
need with confidence, rs they promote the
iisrharae Of viiiatrd bile. snd r-move ,hnes
Distractions irun ,hr liver and hillary duc,s,
which are The cause Of bilious affections il
general.
SCtIENCK'S MtNDR IKE PILLS cur
Sex Headache, srd aIi disorders o. The L..
We. '"dics'ed by sslloS rkin coated tongue.
c"srivensss. drvwsInefr, aud q general feel.
ing % ~rsrine-s aud isssi' ude. showing thsi
'h- liver 10 IN Z torpid OF obsiructsd condi.
non,
u shorf. shesc PiIls my b. used with 3D..
vsnisGr ~ 81 cssrs WHEN : purgstivc o. a.
'erns'sve medicine 10 required.
r esse ask fos .Dr. Schrn,k - Mandrake
Pills" mud Ubserve that the two likenerses
OF the ID rotor are On the Government
stamp -uns IL The lSs' stage II Consump.
'hn and The other u his present health.
Sold By all Dsugei.'s snd cesisrs. Price
rs crn'- per b"x Pnnrips uffire. No. Is
Norh 9 h street, Pnilrd-iph'a. r..
G.ne ~ WI ,lss,i. Agents: Isemas r ,rnss
& Co.. FL P,rk Row, New York. =. &.
II nee l0H B.l'imyra a.. Bal'im re. AID |;
J.hn y. Park. N 4 coz % Fourth and
Walnut ~, Cincinns'i. Ohio; Wslkrv a
Tsylor. 1874 rnd 1856 Wabash Avenue, Chi.
cage. ~ /; Collins Brothers. southwest cor
nar Of Second md vine sis., 81. Louis. No.
Alb ". %. mo. 4 ".
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or iilspsrhas from he N s,h pl.ur ~
ths' 'h~ lnd'ars ~ counci demrnd he IN
road' ns' abs'j ,nmsn' 81 ,h4 puvd-r
river r.un,ry. bs,h Pacific Railroads. snd
'hs'hss rs .upplid Si'h guns and samuni
in he'cr~ they make peace. o'her~i.e ,h.y
~,ll carry On war 20 .x'srn ias'ion
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gsn'sman who suffered for years iron
Ne vous DebiImv, Premature Decay. snd al
the sff-cts Of Youthful ,ndiscretion, will. fo'
The sske ~ suf'fing homani,y. send free "a
a I who need il. tie recipe aud directions ioI
making The -imple remsd, BY which he ws'
cured s ifer-ss wishing 10 profit bv ~.
siv-ri-er's experience. can DO go by i'd
dressing. in perfect ra.fi isrca.
JOHN y. OGDEN. AZ Cedar
Nav 10 lsG7v S'res' New Ynsk.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-27

f-y The G,r.nb~v Advocate ssys that in
1856 or 1857 lahr Mori.sfy came 20 tina,
mace from Bufr,o. ragged and de,d broke.
and obisined .mpioyms n, IL driving an *
team 1T lnmhes ramp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-27

More ,hsn one hundred thousand rsrsonl
are sid 10 be- beyond eospeI influence |,
chic.e, They prefer i.ysr bser.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-27

~ Sir Fredr'ick Bruce, Bitch Minister
q The U.i,sd States. did suddenlv Fiiss
morn;re - tho fremont House. Boston. 81
hrost disease.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-27

An ESSAY or W 'RyING AND IN
~ SrHU ;TluNs FOR YOUNG MEN
A -. Diseases AID Abuses which pefms
nsn,lv PROSTATE the vnsI Ps~sss. with sur.
mean. u relief sent Fsrs ~ C,sr'e. \
scaled letter envelopes. Adore. Dr.. J
SKTLLIN HCUGnTON. Howard Associ
alton Pnisdeiphls, r..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-09-27

How TIKI People ARE REPRESENTED
The Pittsburgh Post uivc- ihes,
fignrcs 10 show how the Vii ~ W..
people is represented under Ia Lea
rul..