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a radical change has been trtrl..l. ..1 .t,,
th5 pL@tllce OF med cine. FnyaiuIn. ~ have
cehseu 70 torture and PROSTATE their ma
tlenis55' tns Lea, or pulling down, tlrv
Duliu up instead OF aHsaulGug uafurs
they assist her. Cupp ug, loecbiuu htfal
feriug, vene8ectlOu, e1loInel aufIr r.r.,..
supplying narcotics, end rasnlng Dura-
fives once the favorila raaonraae r.r f.4l
faculty are OW rarely res8rted tn even bte
the most dOgmaLlc members 90 Tho nrDflr
sion. Tnc old creed was, that disease v-ra
something Wnlcn must ba expelled aU rfr
lent artificial means, ifresucetlva of fnn
the pf Ocess. The new creed recognIz. Is trn
Improvement Of the General nenIfn ~
essential % the cure IF ell local aUmeu q.
Hence it is That HOSTEL IEH'5 $40 M
ACH BlTTER5, the most potent vcnafnbfr
tonic that pharmacy has ever BROUGHT Io
the assistance OF nature jul nor rfruurIa.
with q lseaB has been co daily approved
by practitioner Of the modern school. mo-
is pleasant 90 reflect hal reason aud phI-
lOsOphy nave 40 last ID victorious over
the errors Of the past, ard lhn thOu. auds.
and tens or thuuHau 81. OF human DEFINES
are alive and Well today who would Iu-
had they been subjected 10 the palms aud
penalt es which were deemed orthodox
and indispensable thirty on forty years
ago.
Preventive medication was scarcely
Thought Of then but now 10 q cot idered
OF paramount importance, and Tie ceIrb-
rtty OF the STANDARD ISFIGoRANri hLrall-
ATAWM, AN % ItEhTWItAF tNH on Nhe N4U IM. title
which a. JSpETTER'8 kITTEhS have
fairly earned by their long career or suc-
PROTECTIVE PREPAR ALTON.
A course OF The BlITHH5 la urgently
recommended 40 this season Of the year n Is
safe aud certain auti0ote 90 the malaria
tent fevers, diarrhuoai dgsentery, and other
maladies.
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seaweed Tonic. and Mandrake PuH win
cure Consumption, Liver Complaint, ana
Dyspepsia, II taken according toIho dlrec-
lions. They arc an three 90 De taken nt
the same time They cleanse the stomach
relax the liver, and puL 10 90 work; theu
the appetite becona os good the food dlgeats
and makes good bloodi the patient begins
to grow IN flesh the diseased matter rlpona
Ia the lungs, and the patient outgrows tho
disease and gets well. 1hlB Is the only way
TO cure Consumption.
To these three medicines Dr. j. H.
Sohenck, OF Philadelphia, owel hls uurI-
vailed success IN the treatment of Pulmo.
nary Consumption. TIE Pulmonic syub
ripeCs the MORBID matter in the lungs
aature throws 4 of by an easy eEpeelora-
ton, for when the phlegm or matter ia
ripe slight co ga viii throY AZ on and
the patient has n, and the lungs begin
Co heal.
TO do this, the aWeed TOME ABA SIAN.
drake Pills musl freely used 20 cleanse
the stomach an yer So that tae ia
monte syrup an ne food " llmakb good
blood.
soheheh's MEnerake pills act upou che
liver removing an distractions, relax the
ducts Of the, gall bladder, the bile starts
freely and the liver ia soon relieved; tho
stools Will show what the Pills can dot nos
thing has ever been Invented except chl0-
mel Ga deadly poison, W hich IS very dane
geIOus TO use, unlesswith great caro) that
viii unlock the gan bladder and start The
Recretions OF the liver ike Schenck'B liau, .
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint g. enc 81 the most
prominent causes Of consumption,
Gcheuch'B SeaWegd Tonic SIS a nbufIt
sttrnnlant and alternative, and tho HlEaAi
in lhe SesiWeed, which bhd8 preparation la
the gastric juice 20 dissolve the food with
the Pulmonic Syrup. aud is made into
go0q blood WITHOUT ferfnenaliQu or SOUR
ing In the stomach.
Dr. Sohenek ia -hia treatment docs moi
try 70 stop a cough night HWeats, chills.
or fever. Remove tite cause. and thcv VIM
an stop OF their own hcsdrd so out can
be cured OF DOnsump ilou Liver Compliant.
Dyspepsia, gatarrhs CaaArer, or Dloerated
Throat unless TIE lYel ana stomach are
made healthy.
When there 10 no nf,a4 disease. and only
Liver Complaint uEapepBia, 6chlucz'H|
shfIieient. without the Polmonic Syrup
Take the MGndrake Hlla freely "a an
harmless.
+ DR.. SchencE, who has enjoyed unlntBr-
rppted health for many years past, md
now weighs 20 pounds, was wasted away
% 3 mere skeleton in the very last stage
OF Pulmonary LOnBum pLlOn, hl nhWu-
Slahs h@ ,s P iohS aAlAfI t0 his fntb. tr
less ana aphiiar8' ffnrasfald aip0i. A-1
|buH directions accompany each, man.
lpg u not nosolutely necessary % soc Dr.
5chenckY unless patients wish their Iunua
eKaInlnedi and foI this purpose be i8 pro-
tegslonally AZ his principal Office, phln-
delphia, every Saturday where nli ieiters
OF advice mast be addressed
Price Of the FuImonla ayrnp ANA Sea-
weed Tonic each 81 CD per bottle or 81 5ga
half dozen. Mandrake Plus 15c. per box.
For sale BY al drupems.
fa2 dAWly 6pNl
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Chicago harhet.

Is Telegraph.l E5- CHICAGO. August IL.
EXcHARGE-Easter at par selling. el
FLOUR quiet at Is 1907 70 FOR Spring
extras.
WHEAT Quiet; Ne. I declined 1S@2c;
sales % u 441Si 40. 2 decllned 494I5c; sales
at u 409l 4IAi closing quiet at 81 40 cash,
and 81 5yH9l 39H sellers August; this af-
1 4l12 for No.
CoKH-ln fair demand and 1zc55<c higher I;
sales OF No. 2 at Ol1599212c; rejected az 500
SB5zci no grade az S09sle; closing at 92c
c 81 and 9l5S fIr 40. p sellers August /:
this afternoon the market was steady at
90%a9lc.
OATS More active and easier and l1z92e
lower; sales at 4616047c for No. 2, end 449
441c Tor r. ct eH: losing unchanged.
RIE-MOre active and shade easier;
sales 81 U5gl 0jtz for No. 2; closing firm at
81 05IS.
BARLEY-ln fair demand; sales al 81 259
| ~ for sellers Septemberi closing with
buyers al 81 2j
HIGHWINEs--Firn1 at 81 IL bid.
SUGAR-Flrm and active az l8I6Ml4l<C for
COMMON to prime Cubs.
PROYIsIONS-Q Quiet and Arm Mess PORK
at 80 I0g34 co.. Lard At 10%9lg5&c, sweet
picked cams At l7169lBc; dry sailed Shout
ders at I3N9l4c.
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af. Lonla harket.
BY TeiegTaph.l 81. LOUIS, August NJ.
TonACco-D Dull and heaYY.

BY Telegraph. 81. LOUIS, August AZ.
ToBACco-Dul and heavy.
CoTTCN-Ihe fret TALE Of the new crop,
received here, was SOLD to-day by Ander-
son q Watson at SIS; another bale was
sold at auctiont On Change, by Miles,
Sells q Co, at e33.
HEMP-Dull and unchanged.
FLOUR-Iuactivs and easier; low grades
scarce; family Euperiine sold At IS l2a5 50 ;
extra, S. G2G5 70; double extra, IS 500 IS T;
treble extra, 67es7 30 fancy s8ag 90. II ..'I
WTEAT-Opened hrms but closed 598c
lower under European adYices; a small
lot OF No. 2 Spring sold at 81 4S; prime 10
strictly prime red Fall, 81 2j9l 80 choice
TO fancy, 81 @I%@l o. prime to choice
white, 81 359l 40.
Constructive. but steady at 00c for yell
low; 9ja97c for choice to fancy white.
OATs-Inactive and uuchanRed; mixed
in bulk, SIC; black mixed IN sacks, 5095lc I;
white, 52d535
BAILEY 90 Very little on the market;
small sales OF Spring at 81 Is.
RYE-kllm at 8Jc9s1.
WHIsKY-Eirm and higher at 81 I2GI Is.
GRoCERIES-Are quiet and uuchanCed
PoRK-N ominai 1t e34d3f Is. Dry salt
clear sides sold at &C.
BACOE-Qutet aud firm at Ice for shout
der, loc for rib sides, and l9e for clear rib
and clear sides.
LARD-Birm, but nothing doing; choice
uece held at zoe; keg, 2tc.
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DIED. At Fort Madison, Lee
County, Iowa, August 4th, 1869,
Catherine Gertrude, wife of Philip
The decease of this lady, who had
resided in this city for more than
thirty years, is deeply lamented
Surviving friends will ever cherish
the remembrance of that kindness Of
heart-that mental culture and re-
fined taste, and especially those chris
tan graces by which she was eharae2
rized.-Fort Madison (ZoUa) Plain
Dealer.
The husband Of the deceased is the
brother of our distinguished fellow
citizen, Charles Viele, Esq. She has
many admiring friends in this city.
who will be greatly grieved to learn of
her death.
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Rtrar nianalc,ann-

PIrTsBURG, August 1.-THE river is ris.
ing, with 20 inches in the channel. Rain
ing all night Thermometer IL.
NASHVILLE, August I7.-Only Z inches
on the shoals. Weather dry and Intensely
hot, with the mercury at 95o at 8 PM.
LOUISVILLE, August H.-Port list-Rlver
falling slowly, with 3 feet inches water in
the canal, l foot 8 inches on the falls and 3
inches over the rocks. Weather clear and
pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, August I7.-Arrived: City of
Cairo, from Mem phis; W. ]. Lewis, nom
Omaha; Rob Roy, from Keokuk; City OF
Pekin, fro a Peoria: Sucker State, from
Keokuk; BaYard and NatrOna, from Han
nibal; w. b. Dance, from Wyandotte. De-
parted: Rob Roy, KeOkuk; Tom Jasper,
st. Paul Natrona, Hannibal Continental,
New Orleans; City Of PeKin, Peoria. River
falling again. AID ali the upper streams
declining. Weather clear and very warm,
with the mercury, at 3 PM, at go.
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TtinClnnatl HarRet.
d lele.-IaphI cIaoInNATI.

BY 1eleAfaph,l CIEo1NEATf. Aug. II.
FLsUR-Duu; family seas %. -H sr
WHEAT -Unsettledi prices nominal; the
adyices from other markets caused buyers
to withdraw; red could have been Bought
at 81 309l 50. and white at 81 40Gl As but
IN the absence ofsales these rates are NOM
inal.
CoRE-In demand at 92@93c, but holders
asked 9499jc; receipts light. tr r.
OATs-Steady at 5)Me0c ~
RYE-Is higher; No. ] SOLD at 81 05; some
demand for shipment; supply light ll
ToBAcCo-In good demands sales OF zoS
hOgsheads at s6gl9 50.
WHIsKY-AdTan c5d to 81 I0.and is firm.
PRoYIsIoNs--Firm but quiet. Mess Pork
$50 so. Bulk Meats l44lG1sc. Bacon -l51zG
1870 for shoulders; l08l014c for sides; su-
gar cured hams f3924e. Lard dull; no de-
mand; could have heen bought at 20c. Butt
ter dull but NOT lower prime TO choice 2J9
SOC. Eggs DUH at l5c, sAtppers' count, and
l3C. @---- go tantai-- Ehnoafs4 Efoasi-- ~
OIEs-Lnseod dull sc 98@03c. Lard SC
higher; y o. and extra 81 83gl ~. Petro-
ieum ste dy at 25950c for TehDed .. g.
APPLES Plenty at ff@2 % per barrel.
PEACHES -Plenty al 60c9g2 10 per bush-
els. b.
GRoCHRIEs-steady Raw Sugar l31Igllc.
Coffee HM28c. .
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L0uIsgiiIe Nerket,

By Feiesraph.l LoUIsVILLE August IL.
BAGGGNG Unchanged and heavy at 231z
LoUR-Firna superfine IS.
" HEAT-Firmer; red 81 20; white 81 30.
OLher grains unchanged.
IoBACCo-Leaf steady; Offering ~ hogs
heads, bringing SO I0ai0 80.
. PRoNISIONS Very firm mess pork S3f so 4:
bacon shoulders I31Ic; clear rib 1910; clear
sides l95<c; hams 22I<MZ31Ie.
LARD-ln tierces 20Z
HIGHWISES-Firm at 81 CO.
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Euronaan Market.


BY Cable. LoNboN' august ~.
Coneols for money, VIZ; account, %;
Y,it1a g,,rertv bonds quiet and S eady '52s,
- 5g5s oId. so: '07s. SIS; '62s at
FrasnkfoTt S8l6. Erie, l91a; l. O., 945S
stocks steady.
T.TvrppooT,. Aug. 17-Cotton active and
,,{gber. NfddIing Uplands, l314d; New
orleans. I85Ed. The safes were l5UOO bales,
~ yrbicb 600 bales were Tor speculation
Oi,d I mort. Weother fair and favorable
SdI me crops California white, wheat,
lis "a Red Western, lOs. western
Flour 2js Cd. Corn, Bis. oats - o.
30 AS Provisions - Pork, JOS 90.
flees 99s. Lard, IT'S. Cheese, b2s. Bacon
64s, oo
T.oNpoN. August I7.--Sugar, 5ys 90. Lin
I.jTneseed cakes, 62s Sd. Petroleum at Ant
weTp, 54A'
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+" Barrett's" a thing of joy.

B~ The vast amount OF Plantation Bit
tiers now being sold and shipped from New
York is almost Incredible. Go when and
where you will-along the wharves and
piers and the depOts-yOu will see great
piles OF these BiJteTs awaiting shipment
and conveyance to every nook and corner
of the cOuntTyt and TO the hundreds Of
foreign ports. They are very popular
among all classes of pee p e, and are con-
ceded 10 be just the thing for this climate.
No Bites have yet been introduced which
have BECOME 50 deservedly popular and
worthy of patronage, to all who require a
tonic and stimulant. They are prepared
with pure st. CrOix Rum, Caylisaya and
Cascarilla Bark, and all the world knows
full well what beneficial results accrue
from these combinations.
MAGNoLIA WATER.-SuperIor to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price.
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A COOP HOUSE. - Messrs. StFoUse
& Bros. have rsniodeled their cloth
ing house, on Main Street. near the
corner of Third, and have made some
valuable improvements, The shelves
have been extended, and full and
complete sets of new drawers put in.
Their stock of fine clothing has been
largely added to, and these gentlemen
are determined to keep as fine goods
at as low prices as can be Obtained
elsewhere. ~ =. - - l.. '..,..
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Moss AGATEs.-Moss agates, popu-
larly supposed to contain specimens
of real moss, but which are simply
silicious formations penetrated by
iron solutions taking the form of
mosses, vines trees. etc., are found
along the Union Pacific Road, at
points for two hundred miles from
Cheyenne westward. The blue and
cream agates are the most highly
priced. DR.. Floyd Stinson, at the
Library Rooms, has a very fine cream
agate IN his collection of geological
specimens, and it is we'll worth look
ing at.
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Nashville Market

BY telegraph NASHVILLE, Aug II.
., WHEAT-Red 81 10; amber 81 Is; white
OATs-45c.
CoRN-92c.
BARLEY-si TO-. t
FLoUR--s8 % for best brands. y
- AcoA-sides ie12c shs u!ders I6Izc, hams
LARD -2lIIc.
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WANTED.
TIE County Agricultural So.
Iel La pi@aana. lEan wFpluJl

AS the season is approaching when the
County Agricultural Societies are prepar-
ing to make contracts for their printing
we would call especial attention to our
superior facilities for doing all classes OF
this work, such as Catalogues, Premium
Lists, Tickets, &c. We are also prepared
to get up one, two, and three sheet Posters,
in plain or .colored ialxs, at short notice.
We have just added TO our Job Depart
ment five hundred dollars worth or the
latest styles OF poster type, and our facilt-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon. as, or
send Tor estimates.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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Railroad Assessment.

At a meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the f.. G. & 2. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening.
August 18th, it was unanimously re.
solved that an assessment of eight
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock of the Company, four per cent.
of which shall be payable ON the 18th
OF September next, and four per cent.
on the 10th OF October, the same to
be used In making surveys of the va
Tious routes from Evansville to the
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. T. WELBORN
au2Iz-tseptIo Secretary.
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6oW York GOLD and ssooh HarR1 T.

b IeIeBrapl.I NEW YORE, AuBuAL 70
MONEY-A Market easy At sal per cent.
SrERLING-DuIl st I0g5S9iI0. ,o,->
GOLD-OPened at I314 ana IeiL 70 i2szls'
but became firm er and closed az io31s. CtL-
rying rates, 25z@6 per cent Ciearaneea'
SSl 100000. -, ,,,,.
C,our,ons OF '8I, I241zFti22; do 49, l22gl215;
do 58f. I2Oa1201[ do '65. 01s9l2J74: 40 new,
IIgaIIgII: do 81, l9L@il51si DO o. llBg
IfglI f: I0-40's, Il2Iz@ll2/.
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EemphIs Marker.

~ telegraph MEMPHIS, August IL.
CoTTON-SlightIy advanced.
ELOUR-Steady
WHEAT-Sl I0GI 40.
CORE-SOmS2c.
OATS-s Goose.
HAY-NeW so co.
BRAE-&l6 90.
CORN 81 FAIs--FUCsil 81 80. - So
PORK-s35 80.
LsRD-2015G12c IN
BACoN-flrIn sh culders 1915; sides 20c.
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TOBACCO SALEs.-Martin, Gardner
& Co. sold yesterday eleven hogs
heads OF tobacco at from So 80 for
Trashy Lugs to so 80 for Common
Leaf. On next Friday another sale
will be held, and considerable tobacco
will be offered.
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The WEAR AND TEAR OF CUR
REScY.-It has been estimated as far
as it is possible to do so without exact
data that the total amount Of cur
rencv annually destroyed in the course
&c circulation, is moro than sufficient
To entirely dsfray the cost Of printing
and issuing 1t from the Treasury. The
loss Of small fractional currency is
greater than that of the larger denom~
jnations, and the loss of currency
greater than that of the legal tender
notes issued, but the entire aggregate
is more than sufficient to defray the
cost of printing and putting both the
currency and legal-tenders in circula-
ton.
The American people, as arule, are
careless of small currency. How
mary fves, tens, and even quarters,
are lost by an individual in the course
of month, each of the losers can
probably tell if ne or she takes note
of small things. Make this the basis
OF calculation and determine how
many stamps are lost by the entire
community in the course of a year,
and the aggregate will be found to be
enormous.
The loss of currency benefits the
Government, and through 1t the PEG
pie, and every penny of fractional
currency or every dollar of legal
tender which is lost in circulation, is
SO much gain to the Government, be-
cause there is so much less to be re-
deemed
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Ia All persons DESTROYS of OBJ
tanning Water In the Counties of
Yanderburgh and Warrick, Except
Union Township. Vanderburgh COD
are advised of the Patent Tubular
Drive Well, the best, safest, and
cheapest means of getting a good and
lasting supply. Rates reduced, sat
isfaction guaranteed, and ample ref
erence given as to merits of the inven-
ton. Materials and supplies for
those wishing to use In other terri
tory, furnished at lowest rates. Fur
Their particulars given on application
to the sole owner of patent in the
territory above mentioned.
g. KRAFT.
Corner First and Pine and Second
and Elm Streets. augl2-tf
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Loss OF SAW LOGs.-We learn that
the storm on Monday night caused a
large number of logs to break loose
from their fastenings on Pigeon creek.
Alex. Simpsons loss will amount to
about $500, but the total loss of all
parties will amount to several thous-
and dollars, although it is impossible
to- tell how many logs were carried
away, as The loss occurred during the
light.
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BEFORE JUsTICE EMERY A man
by the name of Henry Slim was ar
raigned on Che charge'of having stolen
a gold locket from Louisa Mabel The
case was dismissed by the Prosecuting
Attorney, and will probably come up
in the Criminal Court.
Henry Bayer sued out a peace war
rant against John Enrich, but after
the case was taken up, the matter was
compromised, Enrich paying the
costs.
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Par OF THE-CIrY PoL1cE.-On last

PAY OF THE IITY PoLICE.-On last
Monday night the city police present.
ed a petition to the City Council ask
ing that their pay be increased from
g to 81 80 per day Tor night. The
petition was laid over one week for
future action. After giving the mat
ter considerable thought We are of
the opinion that the increase asked
for is nothing more than right. Two
dollars per day in city orders is not
very much, as the orders are general
ly shaved ten per cent. for cash. A
policeman at present gets S14 per
week, Sunday included, with his fees,
which are very small; in fact, will not
begin to make up the ten per cent.
discount in the city orders. The
force is not very large, and the in
creased expense will not be very
great.
Some persons have said if the pay
of the police is increased, it will also
be necessary to increase the pay of the
street hands and other employees of
the city. But we do not SO regard it.
Any man almost can work on the
streets, but any man cannot be a po-
liceman. We ought to pay enough to
be able to secure the services of good
men-men of nerve, promptness of
decision, and energetic-and at the low
salary at present paid, it is lard to Sc
cure the services of the kind of men
desired. A policemen has to risk his
life in the discharge of his duty, has
to go at all times, and their duties are
entirely different and more arduous
than any other class Of the city's en-
ployees. We are satisfied the Council
will do what is right in the premises.
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GoING.-As the day of the Hender-
son Land Sale drawing approaches,
the orders for tickets are quite large,
and great interest is being manifested
in the enterprise. A short time only
Is left, as the drawing takes place on
the first day Of September.
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Ba~ On the second page will be
found another letter from our Euro
pean corregpondent, dated London.
E@ Letters were received in this
city this week fourteen days out from
London.
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BASE BALL.-The usual practice
game of the Evansville Base Ball
Club viii take place this afternoon.
Express wagons will leave Caldwell's
grocery at three o 'elock to convey the
players to the grounds Is.
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Use Barrett's" Hair Restorative
A Good GppOr: unity.

The Smithland Property Sale,
which comprises eighty lots, will af-
ford a good chance to working men to
invest in a few lots at low figure,
which will be sure to pay well. This
property is at the upper end now of
Fulton Avenue, and on the north side
of the creek. These lots are not
owned by men who are wealthy, and
who only sell on speculation, but the
owner will sell positively, without any
limit to price-without protection or
reserve. Sale to commence Saturday,
August 21st, at the Court House, at
2 o'clock. There is a strong proba-
bility of the Street Cars extending
their track to this locality, as the Lo-
Gust Hill Cemetery is about a half
mile beyond. Already a donotion Of
Five Thousand Dollars is ready to in
duce the cars to be run to it. Come
and buy, all who have small sums Of
money. Terms easy.
augl6 1w T. M. ELLIOT,
.ss z AuctiOneer.