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Eclectic Medical College.

q. OF TUE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Chartered April %, 1868. fb
vVfIf Sixth Session of this College " i'll be-
l. gin its preiimina,y course the 4th day OF
October, and the regular course on Wednes-
day, the 18Th day of October, 1869, and con-
tinue lS weeks. ,4..tslnttnI} ,o,75f.,ro 8,
JOSEPH II. BUCHANAN, NJ. ID.
Emeritus Professor and Lecturer OH the Insti-
tutes of Medicine.
Robert S. Newton, NJ. ID.
Prof. Of Operative Surgery Surg Diseases.
Paul w. Allen. NJ. d..
Prof. Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
,,,f. William ii. liadley, NJ. d., -.,.I' 4
Prof. OF Materia Medica aud Therapeutics.
2 James M Oomlns. NJ. d..
Prof. of Obstetrics Diseases of Women and
Children.
"a Efwin Freeman. NJ pa
Prof Of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy
j., NJ. +. Brown, N. Pr LII. D.
PROT. Of Physiology and Pathology.
~. Milton Sanders, M. D. LII. d.,
Prof, of Chemistry4 -
~ e y, II. D. Garrison, NJ. d, H.
Prof, OF Pharmacy,
Frank Tabor. A. NJ,
w Prof. OF Medical jurisprudence
~ ,1 john II. Fitch, NJ. D. ~ i,.
Demonstration s. Adjunct Prof OF anatomy
TglIL4yli FIEsNigE ANF
Fees for. one full course of Lectures sloe
Marticnlation Fee, L.. tf,.,.. -.,,
Demonstrators Fec, ,t.... ti,,.,tti5, .f I. -
| Graduation Fee, t.,,f .,,.t...,,.,.. ....a ~
| Hospital Tickets. -,..- J
For certificate of Scholarship, for which
| the holder may attend two or more e Z
| courses of Lectures, or until he gradu- Do
ates. to be paid In advance. .AHl l6O
Scholarships emitting the holder to keep %
q student In the College for ten years, 500
nctnallv. T~,1 .lr.1, 1000
Students have access to all the hospitals Of
the city. - .,,...'
Board may be had for six or seven dollars
a week students arriving In the city will
call ut the Office of Prof. Cemins No. 100 East
2Gth street. near ,4th avenue. or at the college.
22l east 10th street. where they will be assist
ed In procuring board. y" ~
Any further information may be obtained
,'tTTl ROBERT : NEWTON, NJ. y.
Pres. Faculty, 81 East 9th street.
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Budget nf Srisserir~s
~gss34 sassss n -l-s--7 ---,r.---rt.+-- I
CEgAch BELL-5.
Coming in couples. CT
ia snihng sos Swcctly. -
Up the long aisle
Tripping 70 neatly.
an, lEnvyIng bonnsss-- ...r,r
Envyiug laces,
sgiI sla; lNodding ct neighbors.
Peering in faces.
stark bga I est e..t
Whisrsing soitly. hl4J p
Hseding no sermon; IL ;re4
What they go,hcrs for .afl.g
-, :, Hard to determine. 5y
On all around them
81 q ss Se0Asine benignly. Z. avra
: Wholly unconscious,
Singing div'ncly.
Prosy dissoursing
Don I suit their whims,
ta 3 or "a Fisinly they assemble }4i-4
just for the :" "hims." A3
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Having associated myself with wholesale
Stove and Tin Ware establishment in Saint
Louis, for the sale Of Stoves and Tin Ware,
can always furnish everything in this line at
st. Louis wholesale prices with the freight
AIDED. To merchants dealing In the above. q
liberal discount will be made of the above
prices. Very Respectfully,
N. +. CORNELIUS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-26

(, q. MAmma's darling didn't hurt his
lisAls asusin parposely. did ho dear ? 1t
swxs sllsn accident, 70 be sure ~ - Yes,
Ashns, and sll lwant is a chance to crack
tl0 egaia,""a 9a .i.i5,4 fis. 81 -, 81
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= Aaa Grant has MT bsen Satisfied with
M pisces be has visited. 50 hs went 70
PiNtaFg te gst sp9ted.,a
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Asths seaiy bird gets the worm
80 will tho early customer get tht
bargains, at AZ dZI slliqWla
POWELL 4 DICKSONS.

Tive young druggists tried to shoo'
each other acroas hotel dinher-tabls q,
Paducah, but neither got his dss( s)srt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

~ Ioiesrapha CnlIAFt1l, aHl II.
tLqun-Firm and ln fair danaa1 fam.
uy, GO =.
SMe y. ana 81 lislcri leI. ei.9
al %.
0A1S--t Inn 5t0.-Hc
HTE-Firm ,EI OBJ
IoBACCO-ln good demand. ana u#Iara
s sesh490ln8 upward sales ~ 800 aossa beads at
WHIsKK-StNl unsettled. and .f4..s.. 80.
noHln4i lt was held ~ 81 It, Hal.I fI Ia
/ the pest offer made.
MISS Folk -komalua duu; OBJ 3d.
I 4lAAn-lH58ct mo- demand.
/ BULK alEAT1--fIC In rnHHH#."r ...r
/ could nave been sold a. b couaIaar.l.I a ~.
u higher.
] and clear ana cloarIlb Sides
/ BUTTEn- Firm at GDaze
! ECGB-Flfm l5c for Eaintfcd
OIL8--fdnfeed oil. nrm at g1nT Nf. IrrI
\ Oil firm abfl 1901 90 petroleum advauraI
Il 10 8lM83c for reN ned.
] GHOCEHTE8-U ufhnu snH anl grUr
/ GOI.D-Advnnced t0 leI<. IuwIuv and
/ 1873, selling.
@EECHAsaE-stc dyi laO discount bug
i Ing.
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Chicago Mnrkef.

BJ TelegrapfT.I CHICAGO, sept 3.
lEAsTERE Esz,ciIAh0D-W Weak !; mt par sell
ing; Ito of buying 'tuI
FLouE-Qpiet at g 6997 p for spripg
TIWHEAT Il Firm and 2a215e higher sale.
Of y osl ~ ai b5g 5Gf no 2, 81 8l65i 81. clos
lug unchanged. This afternOon the mar
keJ IL easier. with saies 81 NO. : al ~ ~
seller sfptembeF.2 1E Yll e4gI
CORN -bafrly active with sales Of b o.
at S8la86554c srfjected AtSfaS51<c; 30 grade
SIC, closing quiet at the inside. This after
noon TIE market was dElls "a sales az ~
cash and s1I18, seller September.
OAT8-Mofe active and l1zDl%c hiRaeri
ranging. at 451SC848c for 40. z, closing - 90
Alt<G: IRiecteds 4Z048cs L.. E.
ffStYi,Lsfesdy and fairly active, with sales
OF NJ At gZlgO8c; n d. =, b43pi1aci res ectel
8lggE6e, elosiHg hrm at b5e for No anu
"a BSaf.nYlIaore active and iirm at 81 z5a
] 81 FOR no. 2stoIe, and 81 zbgi r. seller the
y III IA CIV fNEs-Luii and heavy, with the
early sales at q 03Ggl %. closing inactive
aud nominal at 81 06@l ~
sUGAR-Act at l3,Sg nc for common
Pa6YIsIofs- Quiet. Mess pork in4euve
nd nominal atbB ~.
LARD-Quiet and stronger; sales at l85z
l318G. HfHH.
BULK MBATs--Flrmer; dry s.dted ahOll-
ders, 135Zc rough slides, I61Ic.
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BY Tslegraph.i Hf. LouW
ToBA CcO-Activ8nt fuu prices
COTTON Nominal at 8Zc.
HEBrP-Nothlug doing
FLOUR Low and Medium etHHEa buoy.
ant and Toe higher plher grades fuIi Hu-
perlne sold az 81 SOB 2lf &ft3 3M1 aI5 ltM
ID 25u8 90. Xxx ef2JHG a9t CHOICE orb
family. NJ 75B8 b0
WHEAT-.ActiVe nut hiRhnH. WIiH come
speculative move rne emit HluAII .HIeI OBJ HU.
2Bpfing atGI DID,, no fEd fuh u ILEI If.
No. do, 81 ~ 81 2ls $50. . dos, 81 4lat HI.
No. tWh-te 81 8ls choice white 11HI l5
CORN Inactive at e8n0je Tor mixed Huu
yellow 2MDJc FOR while.
OApb-1ieaWV aud urO0uiuEf sales IH
bulk at 4lNlfEc; DOB HIcE 1JulIe.
BAnLEY--Nofg nttIe onaHnH hHf good
demand for best QubiItie7f common HruE
sold at ~ O5.
WHISKY -Eteadv nt Cd TO-
6RCOERI ST. Auiet ana uucIHa aHHi-
PnpYTsIoNs Quiet Tor p0rs uut EHrra
was o large order demand ION btrlu. Porn
sold as e.iL Bacon AhDuldUI4 1910. rIaHT
rib sides lb5<c.
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RIVER Dihnnlch4n..

PiFFsBVRg, Fas september %. --4ion0n-
gahela Is ipchef aud falling, Weather
clear and coQii theffnom eterfB'
LouIsYIItE.. September a. Arrived:
Pink VarDle. from Cairo. WeGtAef clear
and pleasapts ltiyer FiainH. with feel y
the rocks.
C-fScrrSArI. September B-Port List
NO arrivals; ChampiOu departed for st.
Louis kiger Six feet IA the channeI ana
laAilB'N l1a JOG afEH .HG Hat-la
fCARo, 5eptenber 8.-4Lulusdens I1vans-
vile packet, 8 PM. Republic, New Orleans
TO ST. Louis, u ~; Longworth, New Or
cinnatl 20 New Orleans, 10 AM Annn,
~. Louis to Cincinnati, =. H. silver
Spray, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans, =. b. 7;
Bon AeeerdL ~, Louis 20 mound CITY
deans, r. "a River stationary Weather.
clear BIerouryI75 aisrn ua UiiH ln
SAsirvr1.nR, Eept. 8-The weather faif
aud and pleasant withithe mercury al si-
/ az - II NJ NHFI .wsa HI EatH Y f
MEAIPHIs. sept 3.--Ciear and pleasant
River rising. ArriYcd-GlasgOW, from Gin
clnnati; Natoma from Little ROCK. De-
paIted--Pauline Carrolfto New orleans
sT LOUIS. sept 9.-Arrived-Utah, nom
4 Grand. RIVER Adelia. from Mound City
4 Mo1lte McPlke, from So. PAUL. Kate Robin
4 son lfron Clhclumatt Jefferson, from Pitts
4 burg. Natronb, from HhunilJaI: Rob Roy
I from ISepkuk Z Belle Memphis, from Mem.
plis: Ciara, from Kansas city: Beaver
I from La sale. Departed-Balle Memphis
/ for Memphis; N uscatine, for 81. Pnuls lt0h
] Roy, Tor keokuKi hatronR, for Haunlbai
Emile La Bar Q, for Kaufas City Tom
/ Morgan, fOr ROcheport. The river hai
j fallen siNiuchcs. aud all theuppcr btreaml
arc declining, but there Us a good stage d
weather is clear and pleasant biercurl
-S3 ats =. ~.
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MO EsIARg n IG0e6gNrIAl
sod TOFk Narhsi.

WV hNs ~ N 50 49, .
BY Telegraph,l NEW YORK, sept o,
-, TT9S4Fifla seiss q 500 bales al $50
FIGURE Ikecefpts 12.748 bbls; market 100
l5c better; closed qHiqti advance lobt sales
and Western; 81 G54T % for extra state
So O06B7 A ; fOr extra w estern ~ 45g7 81 for
& SddB d 5 a4 II '2f T I6Hs
| IL 25G9 90 for good 10 choic,N do. inelud
ed in sales are 1900 bushels extra slate fpf
sales Of $50 11arrelsat s4 5086 80.
CoRE MEAL--AIoFe RcuYe; sales OF 800
barrels state Z, e about % %, and 100 b. rrelf
WTIsKv~- Heavy. sales or 200 barrels
western at a 1901 % free; chiefly a. inside
WHEATl-Reeoipts 1894 bushels; opened
/ 2'93c belt r, but on the receipt Of private
dispatches from LIVERPOOL, quoting lower
/ lac lower; sales OF 10000 bushels at 81 B2lf
81 for NO; z spring ~ .el9l b3Z for = o.
- - 20 - ~ - te.lt ~ ~ ~
/ amber kentueNy "a " for RmbeT Ienneal
/ seq q, 80 or WhlLe CailtoFnlai ~ - tpf
Rye Quiet aud RIlllout decided change.
CoRS+ Receipts 1000 bushels. Market
/ quite nrm with good trade demaud I
/ sales, 60 600 bushels at 81 0b05l Do fer un-
/ lound new mixed Western; 81 l6Nt IS for
sound do; 81 fOaI2J for high fnixed and
J Western yellow, nrdti ~ for white West
= Oars Receipts. 3 90 bushels. More act
+ i've and 2ffBc better; fialeB Or - 600 Bushels
! at 029GScc for II, " Southef.n and Western
Gle Tor Old Western .r....E
~ lHICEA(lufef. r
I g G0FfT1sk QuieElI cIlT. llE .gaa
/ SUGAR klrner sales of 10 hhds ht ~
arc Tor cuba, ana .lAgl3Ic FOR Porto
/ Rico; 400 boxes uavnna 90 l2ze3l8C.
L MOLAssEs-f Firm sales Of LOO binds Eng
I fish Island a { 56WlVe. f.-... .z
I / Z ~ 0ps-N Nominal
4 4 PETRoIEUsr-FiTin al 32J<B-for fehnef
/ PoRK-DuI, and heavy enlBs OF 200 bhla
At sSl S71z6f52 90 FOR mess; $40 for oId DO
7 Ell t50A2s 90 FOL prime an0 $50 J0Bbi 0foI
/ prime meesf aifoi 2i9 hhiftme buyer aii
Z BsaB1sieady4. safes Of 100 bbls ut g. 50.a
10 50 for new ptatn lnesl and SO 00Bl7 0J
BEIsB II AAs-5teady eaios o. 200 bb!s ~
/ SO 009sl9 CO. e e.a-
l. +. Cur MEATs-- Quiet; sales or 100 packages
/ at lfH@l51zc for shoulders and H4i8c for
hamsS middles hrm, with saiesoi - boxes
| lee cured at I1MBLfc.s at e-
/ LARD--Qulet and steady sales 81 94l
tferces at lFMiU<c Tor steam ana lyZWWc
/ for lketGlo rendered. as
steady at l5g2}g for Onto and
654EFsIs- Duifa t I8gI6c.
| LIZ FREIGtIrs-1To LiVerpoOI drmer; slip
rnents 10000 bushels wheat gg9< per SAL
/ and OJ[9lU3<d per steam, hnu ,WO bbls
! nnur ats ga per steam.
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Railroad Assessment.

At meeting Of the Board Of Di.
rectors Of the E., q. q u. Railroad
Company, on Wednesday evening
August 18th, it was unanimously re
solved that an assessment Of eighi
per cent. be levied upon the capital
stock Of the Company, four per cent
OF which shall be pagab pie on tile l5tt
of September next, aud four per cent
on the 18th OF October, the Same tc
be used in making surveys of the va
rious routes from Evansville to tho
Wabash River, leading into Southern
Illinois. JAS. Is. WELBoRN,
aurl2- tsept15 Secretary.
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MTSCELLANEoUs.
To County Agricultural So
Ha aSn64nSs ll4aA p y

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 eolored inks, at short notice,
We have just added TO our Job Depart
meat I'VE hundred dollars worth of the
latest styles of poster type, and our facili-
ties cannot be surpassed. Call upon us, or
send for estimates. fF-zreIf fr#
EVANSVILIsE JOURNAL. co. .
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Dissolution of CopartnershIp.

The partnership Heretofore exist
ing between p. l.. Geissler and Con-
slant Delang, IN the Jewelry Bust
ness, at No. 81 Main Street, has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
Constant Delang retires from the
business, which will hereafter be con-
tinued by y. j. Geissler & Co, who
will settle all claims against the firm
and who are alone authorized to col
lect debts In favor Of the same. The
name and style of the firm in the
future will be p. l.. GEIssLER q Co
=. L.. GEIssLER,
CONSTANT DFLANG.
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REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-The follow
ing is a list of the real estate transfers for
the week ending Sept. 3, 1869, as appears
on record on the books Of the County Au-
ditOr:
Martin Entg TO Lucy J.. Lewis, Lot 3, in
Block g. Archer's Enlargement, for SD.
Maria +. Happier to margareth Kroner,
Lot a, in Block 50, Lamasco City, for 1920.
Lydia Il. Saunders to Il. SteinkRmp, east
half northwest quarter OF Section Z, Town
Z, Range II, for s., GOO.
u. b. AydelIott to Henry 9. Lacy, Parcel
No. 2, fractional Section No. 8, Town q
Range 10, for $1,000.
Henry G. Lacy to u. b. Aydellott, undl-
vided half OF Parcel No. l, part OF fractions
al Section 3, Town Z, Range II, for 5000
Elizabeth Alleon to John Alleon, south
half of southeast quarter Section 30, Town
| 3, Range 10; also east half northwest qaur-
| ter southeast quarter Section 50, Town D.
| Range 10, Tor $500.
| Moses Smith to Henry Rtchstein, Lots
| Il, u. Is, and IA, in Block ?, Smithland, foi
| 1852.
| otto Remfng to Henry Schlensker, Lot {
| and part OF 7. in Block 2, Archer's En-
/ largement, for 81 COO.
| Edwin Barron to Thomas ID. Smylhs parl
| OF southeast quarter southwest quarter
| Section IL, Town 8, Range 10, for S35s 81.
Edwin Barron, GUARDIAN 10 TnOmas ID
| Smyth, south part OF southeast quarter
SOuthWe quarter Section ID, Town .
/ Range 10, for S2T9 50.
| Maria Hutchinson to Robert Earl, Lots
and 5, Block !, EiliOtts Enlargement
O.. &. ID.
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The above dissolution having be-
come necessary by my continued i'll
health, / would sincerely thank the
public for the very liberal patronage
extended to the firm, and solicit for
my successors a continuance OF the
same. CONSTANT DELANd.
aup29tw - H
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

FINE ARTs.-Fish & Barter have
just received a large number Of
Prang's celebrated Chromos, equal IN
point of beauty to the finest oil paint
iDgs, which they are selling very low.
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BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-Seven
boys we're arrested and taken before
Justice Emery, yesterday, for COM
hitting q terrible assault on another
boy. The trial was set for the 18th
of September.
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LonlsHiIle Markaf.

By Telegfaph.I LoUIsvILLz sept 3.
BAGorSG-2-lbs Kentucky hemp 2fa2gzci
fax Banging 2492sc. tA.
FLOUIs- Firmor; shpei fine s. O0@5 -.
WHEAT-Red 81 -; white 81 p.
CORN--In bulk S6992Hc.
OARS In bulk 45650oc-
RYE-g0N95c.
BAHLEY-&l IS,
TOBACCO Leaf very nHm and advancing
sales to-day "a hhds; prices ragged nom
81 l09I7 20.
e3la34 25 Bacon onlderB lbo5 clear rib
4o11Wl81lc; clear sides lV128 lg1<c hams. sea-
IA = cured. 221<cs extra sugar cured 2H<c
EAHD-In tierces we.
WHfsRY-RaW 81 1901 IA for free.
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SALE OF PROPERTY To DAY.-We'
call attention to the sale at auction,
by Elliott & Son to day, of the valua-
BILE property on the corner of Division
and Second Streets. The sale will
take place at the Court House, at 2
O'Clock Pm. This is a fine chance to
secure good property, and bargain
may be had. See local notice for
terms, &c. h
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RECORDERS COURT, Martha aek-
son, colored demirep, drunk and
disorderly, was fined 81 90. Replevied.
Dora Coulter, white nymph
drunk and disorderly; fined 81 50.
Henry Lohmeier, disorderly; fined
50 45. Replevied. a g lsa t.'a
Lee Bishop, drunk; fined So 25.
Gave security. $500 fo4
Thomas O'Mara, drunk; fined
So 25. Sent to lIocktup> 80 a1a
Two ntsners-whose names we did
not get-were fined So % each. g
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by CableI LONDON sept. e.
Consols for money 03s 6-1U Ga Et f#
BB6; B7s b2t6 G2s 60 Nrfukf8rt tts fU-fH.
7B5z Erie Zi5z Illinois Central DIif Er.urH
rcntes mr. dOe; talIow COS GdMlGa 0I3 rrIugd
petroleum Us 7d; sugar bu0Enut5 On the
| spot 40s@ COS Dd pltr0leu. nt Antwerp at f.
LIVEltrQOL, sap Hemuort. .-GatluH -tHHIL
middllng upland 1901 - INH.H !
sales 10000 bales. including 5000 la,a. IUF
speculation ANA KpDft California HHIia
Il noufNJs Oh. Corn no. z mi1aaI ~ WI. HHI#
81 6d. Pens fiai Pork l0IH 1H. IHnl IIH.
Lard 47a 81. Cheese 0is Oh. bacon bH.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-04

Too LATE.-A communication
puneturing Senator Morgan's letter to
the City Council, was received too late
last night for insertion in to-day 8
JOURNAL.
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BG- One of the worst habits we
know of is borrowing your neighbor's
newspaper. It is a bad practice.
Take a paper for yourself.
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Que Of their duties was to advise dis
infectants IN case of need, and Mr..
Harvey prides himself to know that
carbolic acid, sulphate of iron and
chloride of lime have disinfeeting
qualities, a knowledge which every
school boy over Il years should, and
mostly does, possess. So it seems the
Council might not be at loss to pro-
cure disiufectants, even without the
advice OF the learned DIR. Harvey.
The Board Of Health attended to
our streets and alleys by sending Mr..
Edmonds over the city to take notes
of all stink holes and nuisanees, and
report the same to. the Council. And
since the Board of Health relied on
the smeller Of Mr. Edmonds, rather
than on their oWn,g the Council sees
no reason why it should not 90 the
same. rar 1rtas
| That vaccination is no protection
against smallpox, has not been assert
cd but 1t is hereby asserted that
scrofula, and even worse contagious
| diseases may, and are spread, by vac
/ cination; especially when the same is
done by wholesale, at dime piece,
and not a healthy COW is kept for the
purpose of taking the virus from, but
the blood of the population being
mixed indiscriminately. This covers
the Board of Health question, and
/ now a few words to the learned Doc.
tor individually.
l. It is a foolish assertion that a
person knows, because it Is his busi-
ness and be ought to knows he may
never be able to master his profess
sion. Hfs~ o aisi s.if laaa4
/ 2. It is a foolish assertion that a
man does not know, because it is not
his professional business. For in
stance, a man Of family may fud it
necessary to devote his leisure hours
to the study of medicine, in order to
be, in case of sickness, not at the mer-
ey Of any ignorant quack fwho has the
! brass OF putting oct shing'e with
| NJ. ID. on. ~ Ea THA A
Mr.. HarYey's advice 10 consult Mr.
Hopkins or Mr.. Semonih in case OF
sickness is not bad one, for their
prescription would probably be-
F" Avoid II. NJ. and all like self con-
ceited Nj. DIS, and there is hope-fOI
YOU" which advice I should live
scrupulously up to. This closes the
controversy as far as / atn concerned
ALBERT STEINBACH.
4E-W q
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MATCH GAME.-The colored base
ballists played match game yester-
day. The Quickstep Club, of Hen
derson, played the Phoenix Club, of
this city, and the Henderson boys
got beat, the score standing, Phoenix,
%; Quickstep, 20. The game was
played yesterday morning, and quite
a number of spectators were in
attendance. Seth Coolidge kept the
score. and John Nurre acted as I'm
pire. The colored boys batted nobly
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by IelegruHnsl NEW YORK.. sept. E.
DHY GQors+ThG mnrsCt f0r most cinH es
OF textile fabrics WIS mUderHttIT active.
but ihere iH mo- rushing tfHna Narauf iU
suecialties. Prices ere geucfaNE nuu Iur
the most part lhe Ouy Cu1uc.l ri lmuarf-
ance are tho advance SD HndIaE Hsno1I
thread by enc agents GO lB HH I0r regular.
The a uHuetaaheeilugs Hre uW tp tact white
CabOts arc offered aJ lllfc. Tuo LFmHH
and uther htanaafo luaNnH nfn .irHNF HI
i65Sc, yet q pplatnn.A Is oiIo ga nt IH e HH
tile reading houses but tnca nlc EeaIIN
worth l0Mc. in other cinsass of r8udl fhuIr
Is no particular change % observe. Wool
on goods ore moving mQre reel gs aud fau-
ne alId blanEet are pnfticuaHy active.
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spaFrlng Exhibition az opera House.

A grand SOARING Exhibition will be
given at the Opera House on Satur-
day night, September 4th. Tom
Allen, who recently fought with Gal :
lagher, aud jim Coyne, his second,
will take a benefit. Several other
notables will also appear. A good
time may be expected. sept At
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THE SPARRING To-NIaHT.-Tc.,m
Allen, the noted pugilist, wil' arrive
to day, and appear at the O,-oera Honse
tonight. He will Spar with Jim
Coyne, his secop2 in the late FIGHT
and both will appear in ring costume
We presume great many will go to
see Allen, out of pure curiosity. He
is fghtist Of the frst-class, anG
will give Mike McCoole a grant
tussle on the 10th of November.