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Denth OF Judge Sd I'M nm G ers.

One of those giant intellects, whose
brilliant light occasionally flashes forth,
and towers immeasurably above its fel-
lows, is forever dimmed. Another of
those prominent minds of the past gen.
Grafton, which seemed, in times of dan
ger, as bescon-light, as a polar-star,
for the guidance of the people, has
ceased to work; the toueue is forever
silenced.
The Hon. GEORGE w. SUMMERS has
passed from our midst, with the hOnOrs
and regrets of the people, whose favorite
he long had been. He died at his resi-
dence, near this place, on the evening of
Saturday, the 10Th inst. He had been
in declining health for some time, yet
his decease shocked our citizens, as
they had not supposed his illness SO
near its fatal termination. Notwith-
standing his long illness his powerful
intellect retained a great portion of its
vigor, and he loved to converse of the
stirring scenes through which he had
passed in his long and eventful life.
Without overlooking the still weiS Shtier
matters of the future, he delighted in
hearing and cOnversing upon the cur
rent events of the day, and took deep
interest in the future of our little State.
He took an unusually deep interest in
the success of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, and rejoiced when he heard of
the completion of the arrangement re-
Gently made by the Commissioners
Kdndwhd Republican.
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From, Cincinnaii.

CINCINNATI, o., September 26.-The
races at the Buckeye race course has
been postponed till Monday on account
of the weather.
A disturbance occurred in front of the
Enquirer office, last night, between
Democrats and Republicans, while q
procession of the latter was passing.
Two men, named Bishop and Courtney,
were injured. The matter looked seri-
ous at one time, but peace was restored
by the police.
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Mr.. CAMDEN, our candidate for Cover
nor, vas in the city on Saturday, in
good spirits. He had just returned
from the Kanawha Valley, and western
potion of the State. The Democrats in
that section are active, aud sanguine of
carrying the Third Congressional Dis
irict by large maj j1rity. The vote will |
be largely increased by registration.
kanawha County registered 600 new
votes, Putnam $50, and other connties
did as well, and it was thought that there
was such interest taken by the people
IN the election, as would secure fair
execution of the law, and none would
be unjustly stricken off. We hope they
are not mistaken, but we warn our
friends against placing any confidence
in the Radical leaders, or their regis
trars.
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squandered upon purposes other than
fer the development OF the material in
terests of the State. Extravagance, the
cost of registration, and general profit.
gate legislation, like a sponge, absorb
all the money drawn from the people.
If we would correct this, and make
wholesome changes, we must forget the
animosities, prejudices and ill-feelings
that are encouraged and fed by the par
ty in power to promote their own pur-
poses at the expense of the State. Their
legislation looks only to party ends.
What interest have the people in keep
ing any party in power, and allowing
the best interests of the State TO perish
from neglecti
What interests have the registrars
in being made cats-paws, To draw the
chestnut from the fire, while the office
seeker stands by ready to pocket them
| submit it to you, Republicans, as
well as Conservatives, to say whether
your honest judgments are not in favor
of change! We have q State abound
ing in material and mineral wealth.
Would it not be better to save the money
now uselessly expended, adopt a more
liberal policy, and unite as men having
a common interest in the welfare of our
State in developing it.
The leaders of the Radical party may
deal in opprobrious epithets and vim.
dictive denunciatioHs as much as they
please, but the fact still remains tue
same, and will be recognized by the peo-
pie, that we all have an iudivisible
Interest in our State. We must all
prosper together, or become poor, tax
ridden, and neglected together. The
dews of heaven descend alike on all,
and all alike must share the effects of
good or bad government.
Fellow citizens, l was born and raised
within our State, and feel have q COM
mon interest with you. l cherish a
State pride, and an ardent desire to see
every interest in it prosper. We have
the elements of wealth, and if we act as
liberal, fair-minded men, aiming to ac-
complish good results, we can make our
young State blossom with prosperity,
and take high rank among our sister
States. To aid in accomplishing such
results would be my highest ambition;
and should be elected, all my energies
will be devoted to these euds.
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Hon. GEO. II. PENDLETON will speak
at Steubenville, next Friday; and Hon.
EMIL ROTHE, who is pronounced the
ablest German orator in the United
States. will address his fellow-country-
men at the same time and place.
We hope our friends in this coun-
ty and in Brooke and Hancock
will attend this meeting in large
numbers. Persons can leave this
city On tho IL o'clock train and re-
turn again at Gao or $50 same evening.
Let us arrange for good delegation.
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Keep il Before the People
Hundred and Fifty Millions
since the Close Of
the War.

THE rUEIiC DEBT CAT THE TIME TIE
wARwAS DRAWING TO A CLOSE"
Extract from Secretary McCulloch's last An
nual Rcrort,l
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80, 1864. )
Iu conformity with law, the Secretary of the
Treasury has the honor to submit to Congress
this his regular annual report.
In order that the action of the Secretary, in
the financial administration OF the Department
may be properly understood, brief reference
to the condition of the Treasury Al The
CLOSE, and at some subsequent periods seems
to be necessary. On the 3lSt day OF March,
ls65, the total debt Of the United States was
o. 366, ,9jJ, ,O77.3i. -
fSirueD HUGH McCULLOCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
TIE PUBLIC DEBT NOW.
Extract from Secretary McCulloch's last
Monthly Report.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
WASHINGTON, Aug. !, le6c.
The following is the statement OF the public
debt of the United States on the first day ef
August, 1865:
Amount of debt less cash in the
Treasury NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S2,J3 81 4oO 6I
The foregoing is n correct statement OF the
public debt as appears from the books and
Isirnedl HUGH McCULLOCH.
Secretary of the Treasury.
INCREASE OF THE DEBT AS SHOWN ~
SECRETARY M'CULLOCH.
1868 50, 81
1865 ................. 2,366,95j,O77 III
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The Black Test.

81 do solrmnly sreGr that 1 accept The
rirH dad political equality Of all men, and
oqr,c not 10 attempt to deprjre any person
or PERSONS, on account Of race, color or
prsriou condition, Of any political or ciriI
righl pririlcgC, or immunity enjoyed by
any other class Of men. So help me God"
-Sopihrp Radical Carpet Eng Co"stiiH-
Diyys
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GRHENBACKs are worth fifteen per
cent. less to day than they were just
after the close of the war. The Radical
Congressional policy has deprecated
the national credit in Just that proper
finu
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State. County and Township
Elections,
THURSDAY, October 22d.
STATE TICKET.

TOR GOvEkN0s,
JOHNSON n. CAMDEN, of Wood.
FOR AUDITOR,
DANIEL MAYER, Of kanawha
SECRETARY OF STATE,
S.v. ANTS. Of Jrtfersos.
FOX TREASURER,
GEOEGE j. WALKER, OF Jackson.
ATTORNEY GRNERAI-
". WILEY, Of MUrgsntows.
JUDGE or CoURT or APPEALs,
MATTHEW EDMISTON, of Lewis.
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Okey Johnson. ESQ,

And Others. will address the people at
New Creek-Friddy, October I'd.
PiedmOnt-Satarday, October Sd.
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IL you want further increase OF the
national debt. vote for GRANT. If you
want an increase of taxation, vote for
GRANT
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A Radicals Appeal 20 Grant 60 Come
Heme.o

John Brown has gone down TO the red sulphur
springs
And Ned Stanton can't stick any more;
Old Thad., down below, is drinking hot sings,
While Sumner feels very sore.
Ben Butler is putting lock on his spoons,
The bondhoiders quake for THEM gold,
The bands have stopped playing those 1oil old
tunes,
And fear me, sweet Hiram, you're sold.
Come home, come home, o, come,
sweet Hiram Ulysses, come home.
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COUNTY TICKET.

aoUsE Or DELEGATES,
DANIEL LAMB,
ALEX. NJ. JACOB,
LOUIS e. STIFEL.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
j. ii. GOOD.
RECORDER,
ROBERT Il. WOODS.
ASSEssOR-CITY DISTRICT.
JACOB NJ. BICKEL.
ASsRsSoR-CoUNTRf DISTRICT.
JOSEPH w. MORGAN.
SURVEYOR,
VI. +. CARR.
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Gansrc.siaunl Tickeia.

Isl Di.triei-HENRY :. WALKER, of Ohio Co
sd Distriet-wM. G. BROWN, of Preston.
n Di.,riet-C. y. I. MOORE, of Mason Co.
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MICHAEL J. RoHAN,

NAHBLE WOHkEK3 w MAn
vi KET STREET, = few doors above the
second Ward Market HOuse. M0numentz
work Of all kinds made 70 order. City and ooun'
ny orders viii be mst With prOmptheaA
apl7ly
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,.xrvr JI1Zs PAULL
LAMB & PAUL.,

A ING. WEST va, viii practice In the
coarts OF Ohio County and adjoining Counties.
Oaioe on East side Of Fourth Street, near The
Cn1rr Hou,4. octi0
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NEW FAMILY MARKET.
nna - rr,naanH.

HES3 q E1Eh ER,
HAYE OPENED At wICRHABs OLD
III Auction Stand lower ead Of second Ward
Market Hoase, . new hrsteiass
GREEN G. X O Gerry.
Fresh and Cured Meats. PIsh, Vegetables.
Family Groceries, and every article usually
found at Market or In Grocery Stores, may 10
found at this estAblisbms Mt. Also, Corn. O4ts.
Nil. Peed. Flour, Ae.. wholesale and retail.
Goods delivered - any part Of the city, frss
Of charge.
Cash paid for ali Kind. Of Country Prsdass.
april
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j ndiciai

FOR JUDGE sF CIRCUIT CObRy.
JAMES PAULL, Of 0hin
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FOR STATE SENATOR.
ANDREW WILSON, Of 0his
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JACOB GRosscLos,
Successor 70 Probe 4 Grossalos.
LFANUPACTURR 0P BUGGGEs,

vi CARRIAGES, R0CKAWAYs, &c, sf.,
No. - Market Street, keeps constantly on hapa %
and manufactured % order, All kinds o. Hofk In
his hne Of business. Particular attennon gwen
70 repairing.
ezsb sep0
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>t'heellua 9egister.
Monday september -.
Presidential Election.
TUESDAY, November Sd.
HORATIO S EYM O U r ,
OF NEW YORK.
rtsu pppsTnEN1-
FRANK p. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.

For brestdeuttat 6iectors
SAFE Al LARGE.
BENJAMIN WILSON, of Harrison.
Prank HEREFORD, Of Monroe.
DISTRICTS.
, Distric, -oKEY JOHNSON, OF Wood.
= Di,,rie.-JOHN W. KENNEDY, of Jefferson
e, F,:.,rief-E Il. KNIGHT, of Kanawha.
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What has been said in regard to the
Radical policy in the Federal Govern
ment applies, with equal force 10 our
own State. We need a cbange-a diff
ferent policy must be pursued before we
can prosper. We see every important
interest lapguishing and perishing.
No internal improvements are in pro-
gress, and none really projected. Our
roads and bridges, in many sections, are
uncared for and left to decay; our
country is neither filling up with popu-
lation nor improving, our lands are
not increasing in value, nor are they
sougbt after, and although we have an
efficient Commissioner of immigration
to invite immigrants to homes among
US, they come not, and many of our own
people are seeking homes in other
States. Why is thisi Is it not, my
friends, on account Of high taxes, our
complicated system Of Ofice-holding,
and the proseriptive and unfriendly
| legislation of the party in poweri
The hard earnings of the people are
swept away by the tax-gatherers, to be
divided among useless ofsee-holders AID
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DEMOCR ATIC WINS HIP
Z l. N2EEEINGS. 7 =

The Democratic County Executive Com
mittee announce the following township
meetings:
NJ. SpeakersNHon. Geo L. Converse and Thos.
Sparrow.
Agler's School House. Friday evening, Sertember
25th. Speakers-Thos. Sparrow and Geo. L.. Con-
verse. H@nzffzA
Groveport. Saturday. September 18th, at p. M.
(POle raising) Speak kers-(5eorge L.. Converse, A.
Mayo and j. st. John Clarkson. T.
Spansler's School House, Saturday evening. Sep
tember 26th. Speakers.George L.. Converse, j. St.
| John Clarkson and A Mayo.
Alton, Wednesday evening, Sept. 39th. Speak
| ers George L. Converse and U. Loewenstein. Z
Briggs School House. Wednesday evening, Sep
tember 3oth. Speakers-E. B. Eshelnan and e. I.
DeLany.
fOcteber ]. at y, M. opeakers-Jshn M. Pugh
| and E. b. Eshelman.
billiard Station, Thursday eyeniags October l
Judge ]. NJ. Pugh.
Shadeyille, Friday evening, October I'd. Speakers
John G. McGufey and e. Loewenstein. VI
| Black Lick Friday evening, October ID. Speak
| ers-Geo. l.. Converse and h. i. Eshelman. s-
+ Dubliny Saturday, October Sd, at P. M. Speak
ers-Gen.i los. b. Geiger. e. Groom and G. Loew-
| enstein. n
worthington. Saturday. evening" October Sd
Speakers-Gen. Jos. H. Geiger. q. Loewensteir
| and C. Groom.
The committeeman in the several town.
ships will make the necessary arrange
ments for these meetings. Let every body
tnrns ont and hear the importatt issues Of
the Observation-Disclosures. N NEbs -
JOHN G. TaoMHeo-,5 2
E55a vie 5a' g. ssa Chairman Dem. Ex. Co.
w. s. HUFFMAN, Sec'y. rszE rayrass.
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eeTHE WORST WE EyER7SAw.-The RAIDS
have put out a transparency from the win
dows of their rooms on High street, over
Rudisill's, that has painted on it what pur-
ports to be portraits of Grant and !Colfax.
Grant looks as if he had Just recovered
from the effects of three months spree.or
had been .betting his thousand on nary
pair" and had lost If the likeness Of Col
fax be at all correct, hanging would be too
good for him. We never saw a more viii
lainous countenance. IF there isn'tsheep-
thief in every line of that face, we will
throw our Lavater in the fire. If these be
portraits of the Rad candidates, we hope
never to see the originals here, for it is said
that all portraits flatter.
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NEW MARKET RACES
LEs 1wAsHINGToN.!d
surrat.5t

10 -rviI ,o-rs surratt. i5srgE go zs,I .
hi 5f1qli ,zey1 20, ~, 2, =, o.,o cant 90
.,.,' o.p'' Ho'
IN the crlminai court Inls morning Mert
rick continued nis az gumentEto snow thai
Surratt was wlGnin tne scope OF the Presi-
oencs amnesty f!oclana%tloh. % :
hiduie opPosed tne argumehC, Gonteno-
ing that by the act OF the i9th OF January,
1866 tne autaorisy loI ;e9e Fresldentl 70
granG amesty was rePealeu, anq congress
only nau the power 70 make sucn pardons.
ne also con.enueu Gnat ourraee olu not
rIe erTn .e ea'i VI JUG 'ef
IT, T,d;. , s s3
g ,,,ag .oi,a,I,,,., ! a. -as.;.-.,
ne Iuiiowln HAs ieoeiSso al Ihe +" al
Depai par 'uioh' " ~ " .ouay -. -.
ssAlA - "a AUSTIN, Texas, Sept. 22.
tn A6;utnnt Genernl IT. s. A,ny:
"A -Ist.obn,ant.Jaf rho orb csvolrv f-or,
Eort Dsuis ,,n,Ie,. = r. .;a,t Trs;et oysrtooI h
TWO hundred Anacs. nnder Chief Arasartz
killed thirty and wounded an 1eoual nnm.
her and recantured two 1cantives and two
bnnSred heod of on;noIs The troons oiso
deatraved 'tbair cami,' and v1;ntar Si,nnIies
fStonedI RpYs,oIns MAJ Gen
-sS''5 :, - -
es'
The Retrcnchment committee, in ses-
sion this morning at the Treasury Depart-
ment, concluded its Investigations and ad-
journed to meet on Thursday, of next
week, at New York. -5"AJl3lGi3J
Gen. Hatch, of the Freedmen's Bureau
tor Louisiana, arrived to-day, accompa-
bnied by General Howard, and had an in
terview with the Secretary of War rela.
tive TO the condltion OF AFFAIRS IN his dis
trict. Sfsr-e- --ioNITJAd
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: Cincinnati nIarket-seuf %.

/
FLOUR--Unchanged and quiet.s - ~,
+ Nv WHEAT--UncEanged and quiet-su
.-CORN-Higher; ear or shelled 9S@9gc
1OATS-Firn; 56@57c for No. mixed
and 5S@59 for Write.
RYE-Steady at $1E37@1 40.,r9
BARLEY--Firm and in demand at
$2@2 10 for best grades of spring and
- 25G2 30 foffall. aus igSs
.HECOTTON-Dnll 2511ac for middling up
lands. II 3 X "A .iisM 62Ho-dF u-el1ea
TOBACCO-Steady sales 220 ogsheads.
WHISK4-uScarce and very firm at-$1 80
|. PORK-Mess, dull and nominal at S2S 80.
BULK MEATS--U Unchanged, and quiet;
shoulders can be bought at 1o11 |. and sides
at l3l e; though stock sides are iigh d and
they are not Offering to any extent But
sufficiently to meet the demand. ~
BACON-Not offered freely at the close,
but no change in prices. Shoulders 121Ic;
fresh smoked and sides at l5@l6c. ifns ,B ,saF
HAMS-Sugar cured dull az 19@20c.4
L BUTTER--Scarce and in demand at 81
I@4Oc. y, -SsasG v.T bTS -E5ITssdW
EGGs-saies at 25@2sc.s =, bas 1e...i2,, silly
SUGAR-In good demand; sales OF raw
and refined at full prices. 80. 49,. s7onr
COFFEE-Firm and in good demand.
i OIL-Linseed dull at 81 10; demand quite
light; lard oil firm at 81 45@l 49, df,-n
SEED--FlaX seed scarce and saleable at
81 5O@275s timothy seed firm at So ;15@
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

A LIVELY SKIRMIsH.-There was "right
peart" skirmIsh at the Cadwallader House
yesterday morning. Our attention was
first attracted to loud talking and swearing,
mingled with woman's screams in room
fronting on Broad street. In a few seconds
a woman jumped out on the sidewalk,
where she alightd without apparent injury
and ran into an adjoining house. Hardly
had she disappeared before man armed
with dagger rushed out of the door, fol-
lowed by another woman and a brick. He
followed the first woman butshortly. after
wards reappeared on the toe Of a boot,
minus his dagger. We could not learn the
origin of the fuss. Il OF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-09-24

WHAT A MIsTAKEl-Nothing is farther
rom the ftriith than the assertion 7; that
all branches Of business are dead,Y; h
Charles Niswander has just received and
is receiving daily one of the finest stocks
of cloths, cassimeres and gents furnishing
goods ever brought to this market, and the
crowds of customers who Ethrong his store
daily, testify to the taste displayed in Sc
lection, as well as to the reasonable charges
made for them. T-EU IN LIT =
Stimson is still there, and is still the
" King of the Shears" 1t is eminently .ft-
ting that all should give him call.
seplS-1w
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d NEW APPOINTMENTS

The meetings heretofore appointed fol
Hon. Geo. L. Converse, at Palestine, Darke
county, September A29th, and Granville
Darke county, September 3Oth, are with
drawn. Issue Fzs seucT1 .ss1r s55 a.
Col. W.uM. SmalIwOOds and Col
ed S.sW. Colt,
Of New Orleans. and late of the Federal
army will, speak
at GINCINNATt. Mondsy. Oct. 5th.. -'s >Aiza
Hon. Chiffon A. White
Will speak with Hon. A. g. Thurman,
At SIDNEY. September 25th.
At MARYSVILLE, with VIM. HeiSIev. Esq D..
September 26th. In consequence OF professions
engagements, Gen. McCook will not be at the Ma
rysynle meeting. GET TNE
X Gen. George w. NIcCook is
With others, will speak
AtRAVENNA, Monday, October 5th.
Nv ARREN, Tuesday, October 9Th. .Ess1 SIT !
The meetings of Col, J. Mcconnell for
Nc Arthur Portsmouth,g Circleville ian6
McConnelsville, are withdrawn.
b - rry , De. Charles -AlIen,a es@E
Of Washington, D. c., will speak with Hon
George H. Pendleton, at
Nc ARTHUR. September 25th rad IA
PORTS Septem Der 26th.
GlRCLEVlLLE, September 28'h.
| McCONNELSYlLLE, September Goth.
! -s-s-A > ANF E7EPFIB BINGHAM, Chairman.
W. w. WEBB, Sec'y.
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+ SALE OF Lors.--Andrew Wilson has pur-
chased the kirkpatrick & Kenaga farm Of
two hundred acres adjoining the town of
Urbana, and subdivided itinto lots Of from
two to fifteen acres each.
These lots will be sold at auction on Sat-
urday, September 26th, commencing at IL
O'CLOCK Am There arenomorevaluable lots
in the country and every one can be suited
Some are valuable for pasturage, having
never-failing water, others for fruit grow
ing and others for gardening. 20 -
There will be thirty acres sold with the
homestead. On this there is good house,
brick barn and convenient outbuildings.
The advantages of Urbana, and the fertil-
ty and desirableness of the land in Cham
paign county are well known,a ,andwe predict
that this sale will be a great successful the
bidders.
We advise all our, friends to go over, on
Saturday morning and secure, a lot and
double their money on it,. " sept24-d2t
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy at
tendants, low spirits, depression, ,inyolun- =
tary emissions, loss Of semen, spermator-
rhea, loss of power, dizzy head, loss Of
memory and threatened impotence and
imbecility, find a sovereign cure in Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Specific No. Twen-
lty- Eight. lComposed of the mostyaluable,
mild and potent Curatives, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price. So per package of six box
es and vial, which is very Important in OBJ
stinate or old cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold byGaAp Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYs'
SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co.. 562
Broadway. New York. iyl3-deod&w1y
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.RfHe HeTournamenf.=

Iists io1 ssw biaa MMoNFREArs Sept ~
The rifle tournament proceeds slowly.
There is much dissatisfaction among men on
account of Imperfect arrangement A large
number of persons from the west have re-
turned hDme. Lieut.. ColyJacksop won the
prize tor the Dominion match of $500, At
the second match for ALI corners this morn
ing Capt. Pierce, OF Nova Scotia. won the
tffst prizs OF 5000 scoring 3Sat 400 and 800
yards. Theprovincial match Ocommenees
Tomorrow. Weathsro very nceldhoymd
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-In-
dolent soresf for which the regular pharma-
copeia provides no real remedy are COM
pletely healed, in two or three weeks, BY
HoLlow1Y's OINTMENT. Its balsamc veg
etable qualities have a most wonderful ef-
feet upon the diseased flesh and completely
txtirpate the virus which feeds the ulcer
or sore. AS a morbid condition of the whole
system is generally a concomitant OF dis
charging ulcers, an occasional dose of Hol.
Ioway's Pills may assist andsexpedlite che
cure. Sold by all Druggists.
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