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strict conscientious principles and has withheld them from
general use lest they should be employed for unlawful
purposes.
In overcoming Female Distractions Falling of the Womb
Whites Green Sickness Suppression RetenCn lmmoder
ate Flow OF the Monthly Discharges Nervous and Spinal
Affections Pains in the Back and Linus, Fatigue slight
exeftion. Palpataton Of the Heart Mysteries &C. and will
effect azure when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy, do not contain calome anthony or
anything hurtfu. TO the constitution.
To married lascs and young girls who have never been
regulated they peculiarly suited They will in short
time, bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUrIoN.-Marred La1.es should take them when
there any believe themselves pregnant for they
will be SURE to produce miscarriage.
Ladies can procure box sealed from the eyes Of TIE
ous BY enclosing dollar and six postage stamps NJ
MAOOMBER General Agent for the United States and eau.
adas, a. Albany, MY, or to any authorized agent.
For sale at wholesale and retail by Koch Rose, Ottawa
His. and by druggists everywhere. aug8 81
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MeDiraI.
7 AIDES. TAKE rARTIcuLAR NOTICE.
The Real Ve|pau Female Pills f!
FRENCH

these Pills, so celebrated
many years ago in Paris, for
the relief Of female irregu.
lar1ties. and afterwards Tor
their criminal enplo, ment
in the practice of abortion,
are now offered for sale for
the first time in America.
They have been kept in COM
parative ohscurity from tho
fact that the originator, DR..
Velpau, is a physician in
Paris nf tsr.at ,s.nlth aat
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hlSSOkUTlON.-The partnership heretoS,rs sxiss
ing between the undersigned merchandising in ths
town OF Streetor La Sale county illinois, under arm mama
Temple kennsdy thi day dissolved by mutual cor.
sent Any outstanding claims against or in favor ~ The Al.
nrm will bs settled BY either Of the undersigned -
streator, April 4, 1sSslws M KENNEhy
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s, .ec0rdiag 70 said command shall sxp,. ar
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On THURSDAY the 10Th DAY Of April 1893 At osck
County, nlinoh '"'en0 ''~"s' u S~is
Dated at OTTAWA this hrst day Of April 1888. ''''-
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STRAWDERRlES.- those IN want Of inv.
berry Pants for ll and spring setting Of VIM Nsa
snd can Do pplisd BY leaving orders al Allen Fishers
e'~' .''' WV" = Nmn'skp drug store auge-1
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

snrnc ST., and stole money aud rnkc+ Of the yaluc o
s5..Amon scamiiz o! no, ~ 4niilaSc 9cCs,, :esc ia
money from Christian Koch. gave bal IN the sum Of
$1,000 10 apearfor ral at e Couti Q. General Ses SIGNS
.Nargafei Robinson. cOIored llundresF forsteahng
Iousa of MI Tbeodore ~ Bayar6. No 2o0 West Forty
az iI51 9he General ie ai sessSH. s2,''1'' - '' ~
At the Essex Market Police Court, before
Justice shandey. Area l4!Alo4 as-a ~ year, IVA, was
ing clothing, valued, a s tho p9pef 9i DIT; sot3oa
tailor committed iol trial. the charge Delax tit ne
paTned TIC material o tee &c es4r7s sl si foIi1 oi No
c9l Bowery for tic pnIpose OF being mace Hp'
At the Tombs Police Court, Yesterday, Jus
tee Bowling committed Charles j. Nu9NSloy Alls
Of Julia Ann Foulke. at No. Ezabotlst aud stolen
theroirOm iowcry ana money valued at go Jones We
seen u tho vicinity Of the apartment and blank boCk
bearing lis name. was found lying on the door OF the
rOoin.. James Kennedy. on Saturday evening, attempted
to steal ten coats valued at sloo eom the M counter pI
rested and yesterday committed For having or on
Saturday evening assaulted Policeman Edward Nc GIath
Johu Klein was committed TO the Tombs Andrew
!. Murphy ana two Youthful cohie9e a Iatea,
on saturday night, Knocked down AndIew in
Morris living IN New Jersey az nc was passing aiVns
Nes aud took from nun s1o IN Treasury n0tei one Ol
the gang passing his land over Inc mourn OF te ios
tratc man 70 prevent an 9ucry; Inc apprQSsen ol
Murphy was are ted ana yesteiloy eollihtu. .
was sent 10 the House OF Detention The examination
IN the of John Baum, tho boy who was arrested on
solst occupied by W and G. Baum, was continued on
saturday. MAillh y. hahf' surveyor ul tt INa AliN
Insurance Company, testified that his company
bad policy OF s2.50O on the stock OF the
Nessrs BAUM Fire Marshal BracLctt hcrc stated
iln he understood the magistrate had found fault with
him for rdctouuc witnesses ia the case. Justice D0Wng
replied that he 90ud not recognize The authority OF tr
Marshal Bracket maeserlal powers ne ma
Tie authority OF the DslrcAttOrney for saying that me
act under which the Fire Marshal attempting 70 act
was nuly. The Fire Marshal said That nc icicd M dC-
cordauco with Che law creating the Office Of MeropoAa
Fire Marshal FOR thc City and County ~ NeWHofk ana
thar ne dId wish 90 bring tie evidence before Hs
Honor I'm m incomplete form. Tie iaGliifalc ueSlIet
bat e would not receive the evidence and he would not
permit an inferior officer 10 interfere Ni'h n ln the
transaction oi public business Flc Marshal brachelt
frn ff tbe ronrtrO0m Ey-Fire Marshal Baker, counsel
for BAUM moved for his discharge but this motion was
denied by thp Magistrate, and the examination vas al
iOurucd until Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
NATIONAL GUARD.

The following named officers have been
commissioned by the COmmandCrm'Chcf IN tho y, &.
s. " y, during the week ending sept. %
DiriiOaSia1 appointments VIA fHnk im sept 10 Ben
Haskell Euginoer orato G. Kiug Judge Advocate O,ue
l.. sweti. MAJOR and Aidde1amp
Eghu Brg0dcJosfph Cornell Assistant Autaut6eLeal with
rank sept T. Vice join n. Bagley resigned
Third Regiment IadHtrVCharles Coles, Fitt Ltatenal With
rankA T.. vice David H. Humphrey, rcsisucd
FRh ReqAeht Iaf1drSnnou J. Unch Second Lieutenant With
T. wee H. b. Loe,bsch promoted Clussh Daeh Second
liDu'.bait witl rank Avg vice Joll Soiab resiRucl
vice Lang resigned VIM lesse Second LeuIeEalt With IsIA Jul!
S,sm Rgipt mlaafry-Rdnmd G. Arthur FrslL eueusrt with
rank Jn . Vice L. Bndck resigned VIM G. Casey, Est ltucl.
ant With August vice H. Waldo fcssped James g. Abrams
Second sith rank August TO- wee N g. Casey promoted
Vt Regiment TnJaHBEdfaS Aieu Adutalt with alk August
H. sice Wm Seward, w.. promoted
gsafh Reymea Ig1nfyJohn g. FAmswotA Colonel ah rank
r2l vice L. u. Lennon resigned.
Jhrtgat,nh Ia6tr-IeIry L. Pesor jf QuartumA,ter, N
o' Snl.istsuce with rank jane 5; original 'aarcr.
Egif (0unh I1RtyPef Macdonald hecyLl Ieuteualt With
rak JAY ~ vice Robert Dye decin.i lg;eps fAFey Captain
With rank Aug 10. vice G. PuMsp, p6no Nw Bruce Second
Lieutenant viii rank Arg is N6e Joseph Mckinley promoted
ghfg Gcgiaieis fRptryGo w. Bartlett Captain, with
Captain With rank Aug vice Phelps resigned A. G. Boshsfi Ff
eteneBt with Uuk Au 81 vice MHhae ktT promoted a. H.
Rcoh Second lellsGhi with rank Aug wee n Stevens ar
u Alytan Wn M T6yer SefOod Lenielapt WITH rlk SEPT
I. rire q Dsyt: ~ removed from district -
FRA Rgireat Ceab I'm Ael Dmn Ccmms'sr oi sabsls
tene with ank Aue ,lce Esot Is.gnei CEf Iiohsraer
Trt Idutenaui rsnk Aag ~ Keller bIoa0lsL
Prt Leneusn Win nk sept vice Geo Fmnenbefgtr John Car
fou Fu euteuaui with rank sept vice NJ l. Huges resigned
RHsIGNATIoN ACCEPTED.
Fitk Regiment InfiatTg-Capt John tru, lr' sept z"
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The stated meeting of the Board Of Managers
was held at the Bible House, AsOrplace, Thursday
the 1st inst AT - p m Mr. William WhtlOc, i in the
chair assisted by Norman White Frederick S. Winston
A. Iobertson Walsh and James suydam, icePrcsdents
The Rev Dr Martin OF Pckn read tho 18th chapter Of
Romans and offered prayer Eight auxlliares were
recOgnzedOne IN each OF the states Of Missouri Kansas
Texas Communications were received from agents
OF the SOciey-TlOmas VI. Westrup, Monterey ana
Andrew NJ. Milne, Monte NdcO-repOrtlDg the progress
OF the work their fields from the Rev. L. g. Bliss, Con-
stantuOpe with several missionaries in Turkey, request
ing the CleclrOtypng Of the 6yO reference Armenian
Bible aud another sending an interesting account Of
cOpOItagc ia Persia from the Rev. ID. Rood Ananziiu
Of tic Scripture in the Zulu language from the Rev
A. l.. BlackfOrd, Rio dc Janeir0 showing good pros
poets OF the work in Brazil and from the Hon 5. Wells
Williams, II. d.. PekiDg sending ancient MSS Of the
Pcutateuch in IIcbreW from China Grants Of books
were made TO the American Missionary Association, to
the Board Of Missions Of The Protestant Episcopal Church
the sunday School Union of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. many grants 10 au2iiaries Sunday and
individuals al the South, with Bibles and TesIameuts in
various languages Tor distribution among vessels sailing
foreign ports and ten volumes n raised letters for the
blind Beside these. others to the amount Of $50 were
granted TO auXaIles at the South In funds; sJafO were
appropriated for work abroad; for pTnriDg Arabic Scrip
IN ciIut for work in Italy. and fOr printing Micro
nesian Scriptures at Honolulu. The Rev Dr. Martin VI
Pckpg, made interesting statements as 70 the his
tory OF the Old MSS sent by the Hon. s. W. Williams
memorial paper presented and adopted on the dc
Of the Hon David LOwrey swain, of North Caro-
Andrew Hunter was appointed Agent for Southern Al.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
sNrrRpAY. Oct. s-r. NJ.

Gold opened at no.. sold at 1872, l40s, clos
ING, llOs liO.. The rate of cash gold for delivery
at the opening was LILO Tor the Use of com, but
later there was full supply, and per cent was paid
for carrying It, The total shipments for the week
$2Sl,49S total since Jam /, 1865, 800 26s 633; ;
same time, 1901 Sl 042 same time, 1885, $5ilG',
%; ; same time 1850. $?302953s Government bonds
opened strong and active, with heavy demand for
investment and also 10 cover shorts by sellers early
in the week The counter business was heavy, with
a steady demand for the new bondSifrom ortside par
ties who were attracted in by the sharp decline.
State bonds were strong Miscellaneous shares were
active; Pacific Mail opened at ma sold at l9!, clos
ing HI! The rapid advance was based upon the ru-
NOR of settlement of the opposition. Mar
iposa preferred advanced 10 10, and was strong
Express shares were duh and steady. with no
transactions OF Importance The meeting of the as
sociatod companies was held ON Friday in this city,
but nothing was done to change the present arrange
ment, with the exception that the Merchants Union
is 20 discontinue number OF its offices and give up
some OF It's warehouses doing portion of their busi-
ness through the other companies The Adams Com
pany expected to have had ther per centage of re-
cepts increased but did not succeed in getting il.
The consolidation of the American and Merchants
Union is still in allegiance. Railway shares opened
firm NewYorlI Central advanced TO 100, with
heavy transactions. Erie remained steady at 4Sl8
l9 until after l O'clock, when it suddenly dropped to
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
CRIMINAL,

In Justice Eamess Court, Brooklyn, on Sat
urday. Andrcas Meisch OF Bowronvile, l.. L. was ar
ranged the complaint Of Catharne Meisch his sister.
in law. that he had aided her husband, with whom she
has not lived for three years to abduet her daughter
Mary, aged II years The child ordered 10 be re
stored 10 her mother after which the accused was dis
charged his showing that he lad nothing to DO with
the abduction
The following dispositions were made, on
Saturday by Commissioner Osborn OF the lottery and
policy cases pending before him In the case Of John
Farrell Of No 10 Merccrst, whose examination was COM
meuced few days ago, FarePs counsel raised the point
that Farrell had tendered his bond to the Collector Of his
District for the payment OF his taxes and IL had been re-
fused The Copnus soner rofused 10 entertain It, on The
r6Ahd that the Collector could take no notice OF the
bond as the Assessor Of the District had reported 20 nun
fLat no assessment had been made on Farrell fMIel
was then held for trial. and renewed his ball OF $1,000 70
appear IN the OF Peter and John Mcintre the de-
fcdant were discharged there being no evidence that
Mey had done business lottery and policy dealers
,yifhot license the payment or specai taxes Al
the other cases were adjourned TO the 10th inst
Jnstice Dodge at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, yesterday, on the complaint OF
Mr. William r. Downing, that Charles Mcclure
stoie pocket.booKs and ladies wallets valued az
Sis committsd the latter for trial, In default
of hail - William Charles Sheppard was committed
in default OF BAIL for trial at the General sessions
the charge being that ON last Thursday ng ne
iously entered the dwelling OF ADram u CiafH' NJ i'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
! THr TnogPsoN sr. PoIsoNING cAsE.

Coroner Flynn, on Saturday, commenced an
inquest the body Of James Hamilton native Of
Sc0ilund aged co years, late OF No 80 ThOmpsOnst WHO
died IL Is alleged from the effect Of oxaic acid contained
10 paper OF salts and SIENNA, purchased at the
store Of Mr. Arthur Rodgers, az No 1913 SpTingst Tie
Investigation was held at the C0r0neTs Once No
tte-st., and the crowded, among the inter.
etted spectators being many leading retail drnggists
Michael Hogan, Nj. D., testified that tho symptoms
of the deceased before death, and The appear
ance Of the body when the post m0rten
examination was made indicated that death
was the result OF mineral poisoning Mrs Alicia Hamn
ten testified that she saw the servant girl take portion
Of the salts and senna from the package purchased at
the gstOIe, and this placed upon the Kitchen
stove 20 simmer by request of Hamilton, who aferwafd
took portion of It; In few moments after taking the
mixture Hamilton complained Of burning sensation
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
JrEoME rARK rALL MrrrMo. isss

The programme If this meeting, which will
opcn the 6il inst. udcr c au.I.cr. Of te American
Jockey C'ub, 8. one Of the most extensive ONES cy,r
oacrod 20 hc sporting fraternity. and comprises, .or the
ana quarter fnr s'ch there arc 10 entries the Chan
lon stake ior lbiee year oids n.c heats ego c,ia-s, ,
which n competitors have lrcn currled tho Nursery
Stakes or t"o J'i oes 'rr mile by entrance play or
race the srcoln hurtc '-r Soo Tftrr mc 70
entries. Tho iOuiI aad It.t race of irn hI.t day
VIII De one of tao LitIe ueas, fCi 10 ages THIS is
for premium of $50. t.c c4ul-' V. not lr mfdl un-
Oh thr cvcrhg of TIC -fI iu.t, au .r race W surely
br.us oui some good stock, and Vn fr0vc one % the
most cNcflE events o C stIhOl There Wiz lr large
Ibs Iip , 'i m of :, mics miles for S tcvafG cop valued
al sl2O0, fer wlah ZINC horses harl been cLcrcdi "a
entries: Iofsa II eco for a ages .c, heats. and
cup, valued at $780, with swcepstaht ot s5 cach. play
orray for horses used as hacL ags - :. .ss,S g, Y sG
On Thursday te sth the racing l.cius Il1i o sweep.
stakes for year olds 500 entrance forfeit with $50
added 10y INC Club u miles Ninc entries Next comes
the Champagne Stakes iOr year olls, premium 500
mile $50 entrance, half forfeit, Tic winner Of any two
year old stakes at jerome Park og saaoga ts car 10
/ curry lbs. extra Nlne entries. Tic third ratc
VIII Ig The Grand National Handicap for AZ
age, 2 niles tic0 entrance, lnG forfeit, so II
declared 1900 added $500 20 20 70 the second horse For
MS there are Is entrics Weights published Aug y.
After publication of tie weights, winner ~ &O0O 10
carry pounds cXra ~ 5000, pounds extra; Of 5000,
lOpound5 extra The fourth race is ior premium, OF
sweepstakes FOR gonuemchs hoire~, the owners
We ra' five H' 6ave eatcrid @ On the the fourth and @
day the sport viii begin with hurdle race, handicap for
Gll ages ii miles over six hurdles. premium $500; en-
trance SjO half forfeit and only so n declared by u
o'clock the eth. Next swccpstakcs Of 800 each 500
uIeit for oas Of 1868, one lnc llcrtcs. Then hand
con sweepstakes for thrccyea Ods 50 entrance play
pay $500 added For his there are II entries. Aiter
This handicap swccpiakes for tW0(ear olds'
entes; post sweepstakes of $1,000 cgch $500 forfeit,
four miles. iye entries; aud $500 handicap. 1t miles,
closes the Fall meeting. The number ~ horses entered
for the different races is unusually large and there IS
every prospect OF a most brilliant meeting Tie sub
scrptOn Room OF the American Jockey club, No. 90
Broadway Will, rs usual AZ TINS period, he open for ue
transaction OF business Monday night, and continue
open during the race week.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

According TO Nr Hrs version, every Whto man in
lnc country who iudorcs Congress OF RcconsIIuc
tuu ia bad man. 1 have heard him. de-
luunto CONGRESS as b,iug CouCayc Of thieyls,
pygrnc5, constitution onVuaters tyumts. &C., aid can
tcr ignc 100 hard % mention lie yCpottuts Gov.
Bulloek Gov BVoWn Mayor Dodcat and every one else
20 support Conerca IL is strange tonne that al 81
afo htQ tu, or, u other WOIas That man becomes Dad
soon ~ bc resolves 20 obey tie laws Of his country
am personally acquainted with Tire Hon. John Murphy,
lit) with Capt VIM I Pierce. believe the latter to e
enlilman OF the first order As % tae lomor thr.
tliy) hpor lc j, gentleman, aud good lui.lDeli
40 and more conservative bcpubhCJu is uoi lu lAc
COUNTRY, Hc j. the last man lu Georgia VINO would ever
ltluNO Oi melting not. 0r dls0hcAllB the laws OF lf
lIut. Hence huVl back Mr UIis charge aud brsld DC
rs infamous msrcpr presentation. lave written much
more than Intended but you must excuse me as an i
sfAttb0IbOTiUi 9ul, Of course, have nO sense.
Vc,y rcsucctfully H. NJ. TrESIE.
MfcOa, GO., Sept %, 1868
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

aud declared his belief that lee lad aken poisoni h
vOmifed at intervals and aferwaTd ged and yCulted
blood; complained OF burning sensation about the
ps and throat Owing TO the absence Of witnesses. the
further investigation was postponed until to-day Tic
druggist aIl hs Edward, who were arft ted, are
suu cid TO await the result OF The investigation
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

The Rev. Father Schneider. founder OF st.
Mays College, Montreal, died Thursday y
George w. Jameson, talented actor, long
familiarto the theaterg0Dg public OF ths city, was
Killed on Saturday, by being over by train on the
Hudson River Railroad at Yonkers HIS most celebrated
character that OF the negro Pete, III DION bouel
cault's play OF the Oct0rOon.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
TIE N-nUx-uAN IN RAILROAD TRAINS

TIE KU-KLUX- KHAN IN RAILROAD TRAINS
70 me Edttor Of The TribUHe.
SIR: The Columbia Phocsir and other S. C..
p1ptrs deny that armed ruau enter the trains at Ches
crine ana with horid oaths ana revoltiag ohscenity
demand TO know whether there in the cars any -
carpet-iaggor or sCalawag; and declaring lh ihe
uCea brutal language, their purpose 40 bu cIei c e
thcy find. Tic statements made hl THU iHiiONL W,l
other papers are tluc TIE outrage has becn repeatedly
committed can prove by parties whose word ChOJ
Doe questioned that thc Ocusc committed as ac eo,
the last duy OF August the an on the lO aic on
fhe I2 of september. 10 again repeated on tho 2lh
oi sent a. n a. m This know that Conductor o!ic
Will 1Dt df can further subStaniate by one ot the
1,ost trniieut men Of tho South. The Rebel leaders
preach ueacc hut they mean revenge and blood; ana
hcir followers know &C. a1d have more honesty Ut rather
Jess tcfgcSUaut
Charleston. g. o. Sept. 2G,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

isI bnt rallied at the close 10 49, Reading adj
vanced to%s on arepored tunnage OF 2iS for the
week, whicb' Is The heaviest ever moved by tho
road. TIE present business of the road
makes the payment of the per cent diydetL
perfectly IRE in December All the Western sharec
we're better. 4 ont Wayne advanced TO iIOl Rock
Island. l08 Toledo ard Wabash. co.. The North
Western shares were active, and advanced Com
mon 10 So aud the Preiolred 10 s9i.r Thesb9li inter
est in the marketis heayya and dnrine the past three
days some stocks have been scarcor than money. sc
the close tie market was Grng at quotations, GJ,{
eminent bonds closed strong and active after Of
the heaviest days business that has been done in
three months ..t-.. ..o .,,--.
T. s. Cs 1851 Reg ilel Qil2s Us 800 Co new 5i0S 0D
e. s. S., lssl Con li8 0lI3 e. $50 Con. G7 0sf G0
Us 52O COu. o.. ia allSt !. 520 ColI 20 40 dpt
l. - go COu "a .u0} llo4 T. = lQsJ kcg--y4 acii
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
'''rI' orFN nnAhb N ik8fi.hs-.lV A. NJ -

PETROLEUM AND MINING SIOCKs.-fIRST BOARD.
MaHg 100 outn IlL... 30 80 quartz Ill.,. 90
ln ousrtf ll.. ~ J0 Smith Par. 0u Petroleum hiOsA
U0........... g JO.........,. M 100 brnEtho1 Run p
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Leaving balance 10 credit account April 80 1855. s9 63 %
The gross earnings OF the road n6uding interest and
exchage S3Os 3gl have been ST. 2S ca and the ordi
nary expenses OF operating aud maintaining the road '
cludng taxes State aud county, the tax the manu-
acture Of cars and tax dividends and rent Of tracks.
dcpots &c, S3i75,S7 65-leayng for Interest and dyl-
dends during the year, S22lS5O 99i TO which add surplus
from the former year el95O0I ID aud The balance 10
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

4th week sept looo.. st,s'io ~ AoO' ,, IA
MUnth slf)loi0b - "
Detroit and MHraUkee
ri week Sent 1868 ... Ss4 S55 1861. x449iJ
The EgkcS' laQ0-ie contains elaborate article on
tue past and present production Of gOdand silver through
ont the world including the production since the dscov-
cry OF America production the Nineteenth century Ia
the year s4s the production since the discovery o gold
In California the present annual production III all coun-
tries o,.-
The earnings OF the Chicago Burlington and quincy
Railroad for the years ending April 30 1867 ahd oOo as
reported by The american Railroad JOuiNa were rs Ioi-