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DR.. Halls gepOrt OF bis Arctic Ex-
peditIOn.

NEW York, Sept. 3O.-Mr. Halls
detailed report of his Arctic Expedi-
tion is published. 1t appears that
there is no longer even shadow of
hope that any one survives from the
franklin Company. tits feared none
of them reached even as far as Mon
treal Island, and their bones lie scat
tered along the coast of King Will
liams' Land in some isolated graves;
others In camping places, where they
died In companies. The melan-
choly history has its croWniug terror
in the knowledge that they died by
starvation, through the base behavior
of the Esquimaux, and that, learning
their fate, Capt Hall was reduced to
the awful necessity Of taking the life
of one Of his oWn mutiEous men.
Mr.. Hall states that the Erebus and
Terror were abandoned. One of
them was consummated by the great
northwest passage, having five men
aboard. The evidence of the exact
number Is circumsta Every
thing about this northwest passage
ship of Sir Jno. Franklin's expedi-
tion was in complete order. Four
boats were hanging high up at the
ships side, and one was on the quarter
deck. The vessel was in the Winter
housing of sail cloth. This vessel
was found by natives near O'Reilly
Island, latitude 6So 30> north of longi-
tude 990 s. west, early In the Spring
of 1849, it being frozen in the midst
of a smooth and unbroken foe Of ice
of only one Winter formation.
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GOld ExcItement CoOlIng DoWn.

NEW YORK, September 30.-There
is less excitement IN Wall Street, and
the Gold Room is in operation to-day,
transactions being made with the un-
derstanding that deliveries be made
on the day Of sale. The quotation of
gold is 131. srrE
An injunction has been Issued in
behalf of Smith, Gould & Martin, by
Judge CORDOBA, against some thirty
different brokers, restraining them
from carrying out contracts in gold
exchange at the time such contracts
were made, or changing the terms of
said contracts.
One million and three quarters of
gold were sold out under the rules
to day, on account of Heath & Co.,
Speyers q Co.. and Reid, Lee q Con-
tent. Heath & Co. state that they
have 100000 due from the Gold
Exchange Bank, but an Injunction
prevents a settlement
Money is firm at z per cent, gold.
Sterling quiet. Railway stocks are
firm and higher; Michican Southern,
81; Erie, 318.
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a.. t.aun marpa.


~ rOIS5s rarKgu-I 5T. LOUIS. sept. so
!, ,ToBAoco Very stifE, but not quotably.
ding.
HEMP--steady, with sales of undressed
at Sl209I30. f,'. ~. --lf ~ = -
fLoUR-Q quiet and unchanged: 81 7565 90
for 81 perhne; S. 2595 409575 for Xx:S6 25
AAsAi and S6 1907 75for choice to fancy B
WHEA.T-2q3e higher on Tow and medi-
un grades Fau; No. red Bali 81 O2af 03 ;
No do. 81 0SC9l 121z choice 81 20; No. 9
white u QS9l ", and choice 81 2s9l 20. s6a
sC0RN--Dull and droopisg; mixed IN bulk
at S29S9e: yellow S5c; white BsaB0e; yellow
IN sacks a. 9l13@93ci white sI@I03 8H 1h
OATS-1nacIiYe and unchanged: mixed
white 491z950e. 4 als II5I F4Gl42Y IL
IBARLEY-Low grades veryuull, and best
qualttfes in good demand and scarce.
RYE-Flrm al e75@90e feIa prime to
choice. nnag Ef-F sa- Il .r
WHIsKY-Firn at 81 IA
9RoCERIES-C9uiet and unchanged.
PoRK-Firm at S32932 30; dry-salted meat
very hrn, but no sales. z-ya f.r
BAcoE-Ftrm; 16tzc for shoulders; zoe for
clear rip sides in halt casks, and 20c for
clear sides. -ft1.,a #-r--ff4f.- =. = ~ Ez-.f.
fLARD-Dpll and nominal at 1S@l811c.
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CHICAGO.

.zle 8tarE 5TT- ~ aj i0 s5mIBI
Destructive Fire--TWenfy-tYO Horses
Burned 10 Death-ThPee Houses
and Stable DestrOged--LDss5O on
Barn, S1,50O-0n Bouses, $4,000
Eight fires WitbiD TWenty-fo uF
Hours.
CHIoAGo-NIGHT.ZAt11:10 o'clock
destructive fire occurred at. the
corner OF IlliRois and ST. Clair Streets
The fire originated In a stable belong
ing to f. r. Mcdonald, containing
twenty-two horses, all Of which we're
destroyed. a determined effort was
made to save them, but the animals
were so unmanageable that it was
dangerous to come within their reach.
The fire also communicated to three
small houses on-St.t Clair Street, owned
by McDonald. He valued his horses
at 81 800. Loss on barn, 81 500; on
houses 3, 900. These tenements we're
occupied by his teamsters.p His prop,
erty was insured fer Sc, 600. phis was
the eighth FIRE which occurred within
the twenty-four hours ending at mid
night last night. 4E7 F1l rtFCsN
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sew York Times on the Failure of
F0oa-waad &r CN. .r-1u

New YORK, Sept. 30.-The Times
saws of the failure of Lockwood Il
| Co. that Mr. Lockwood aud all his
colleagues have placed their entire
personal property in possession Of j.
4 Acker, 10 whom they have made
an arrangement for the benefit of the
creditors The principal creditors
of the firm reside in Chicago, CleVe-
land and other cities, and are all
wealthy men, embracing such capital
ISIS ASIA III. Stone and w. Whit, of
Cleveland. They have been tele-
graphed to come onto this city, and
are expected to arrive in season for a
meeting on Friday, when the situa-
tion of affairs will be more developed.
At present the firm are unable TO
state their exact condition. It is re-
ported on the street that they are
credited with holding a large amount
of Pacific Maid, Southern, Northwest
ern and st. Paul; also that they have
been short on N 7. Central for the
last Gwelve months, but the rumors
of the street must be. received with
great caution Az af1 A--- '-f-t-
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, last
night, there was an excited crowd
until midnight. The general feeling
was that relief was at hand, and that
soon men could again breathe freely.
It was generally thought that the de-
preston of stocks was due to the
strfngency in the money market, pro-
duced by the delay in effecting the
of the gold ana currency
accounts Of Broad Street, but there
are some who believe that some of the
most prominent stocks in the market
would not recover from their present
downfall. A ~ - -
The Times says. the application for
against the Gold Room
selling Smith, Gould & Martin out
under the rules, make the extraordi-
nary confession that forty millions of
gold were bought and sold for the &C
count Of the plaintiffs, Gould &
Smith, in a single day.
The Times says that Judge CORDOBA.
in granting this Injunction Restraining
the Gold Exchange from enforcing its
own rules, has only furnished another
Of the wicked purposes to
which our judicial system may be per-
verted.
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Gold Excitement ia Wall
Street Cooling Down.
News by Atlantic Cable,
ST. LOUIS.
Extension or the South Pacific Rail.
road Completed Through the Ozark
MOuntalHs-HOPse Racing.

y ST. LOUIS, September 3O.-The
South Pacific Railroad Company to-
day completed their extension of sixty
miles Of road through the Ozark
Mountains, from Little Piney to Leb-
anon, Missouri. An excursion party
will leave here Tuesday next, the 9th
proximo, to celebrate the completion
Of this work, and the following day
the road will be opened for regular
business. Two thousand men are now
engaged in grading the road, fifty
seven miles, between Lebanon and
Springfield, and the work will be
finished by the 1st Of January next.
From Springfield westwardly the con-
struotion is also being vigorously
pushed, and it Is expected that the
road will reach the State line before
the close of 1870.
In the trottiDg race to-day at the
Abbey track, between Taekey Trouble,
Morrissey and Pilot Temple, the lat
ter won In three straight heats; time
2:294, 2:313 and 1924.
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MllS aFARY& CD !,
81 Teiegraph.J new Yonr AM D

Sy telegraph NEW -YoRK. sept. 90.
0oTToE. fully &c lower. Saie,
/ I,2y5 oales az 271s for midqling upIafids
| duh and declining for choice; wftiOnt de.
| cided change for medium and common
grade; sales 200 barrels at s. 75I6 90 fcl- s-
| per6ne State and western: Sc l07SB IL for
| extra state; So O5d8 20 for extrR Western
| So 7396 S5 for white wheat extra SG l5Q675
St. Louis; S7c98 for good to choice do. Rve
bIonr heavy saieS go barrels at ca 75Na6 90.
CORN MEAL.-Quiet.
WHIsKY.-A shade 6rner; sales OF 200
barrels of Western at 81 Is free.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n, ,z37 bush elssi opened
one e cent better; closed dun, with advance
of74,0O bushels at 81 l565I n rejected No, 3
Spring, 81 45 for good No. 2 do; ef 50for am
81 IS for new white Western 81 45Si AZ
for Western closing at 81 45nI II and OI14ef
., BSAaRLEY-Duli; q SAFES 5.oe0 bushelsState az
BARLEY MALr-Quiet. y aaEt eTou
CoRE-Rece1pts l4,27I bushels; market
opened 1e better and closed quiet with the
advance lest; sales of a, 900 Bushels I'd 95cd5
81 OF for unsound new mixe1 Western S 08
9l % for sound ditto, 81 0s for Western yell
OATs-Receipts q ,3l2 bushelA;a 10 arket
better; sales of 1900 bushels az 621zG64c
for new southern and Western.
CoFFEE-Dull. 1se 1 7Tsti
SUGAR-Dull; sales Of 500 hogsheads at
lzHSgIz2Se &C. Tor Sgna l2gi21sc for Porto Rico,
6931s<c for Iefined. '-/@
HoPs-DuH at IOG2Oe ft4' t4l ~
1IESEED OIL Quiet qr1r. f.H
MESS P9RK-Firna sales of COO barrels at
S50 5000 % for mess, ciosinz with s3l bid
SS3 50g21 0for prime, and $50 25980 90 for
prime N ess. ~ r---f 49,
BEEF-Qutet; sales of I25 barrels at sS so
@l3 5O for new plain mess; sl2 co. for new
BARI els at SlSd26 o.
CUT mEATs-Qutet; GALES or 1I0 packages
at lt449i5Zc 1Or shoulders; 1754l9c for |
ice cured, at I791716c. 7N
LAR5-Quiet7 and heavy: sales OF $40 |
tlerees at atl6Sz9ls14c tor steam Is569l0e for |
Kettle rendered.
,BUTTER-M Moderately active; l6g2sc for |
CHEESE Firm at I3QI6lSc. s,-r- -.4 /
SPIRITS aTURPENTfNE-Ouiet All 4S5a44c ~ |
FREIGHr5-To Liverpool firm shfbments Il
OF 30 900 bushels OF Wheat at Stzg9d per /
sails l0d per steam. ~. = -
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New York Items.

New YoRK, September 30
The Erpress announces that Mr..
Bigelow has resigned the editor5hip
of the Times. and Frederick Hudson,
late of the Herald. is. to be managing
editor. Other papers confirm the
resignation of Bigelow.
The steamer Weiser sailed to-day.
She took out $4,000.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30-Tsaac V.
Fowler, whose defalcation aud dis
appearance many years ago when
Postmaster of New York, is we'll re-
membered, died yesterday in Chicago.
His body is on the way here for In
terment.
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a6e I0Fk a6id sad ssooa haraet.

o AeIeBTapn-I NEW KohE. Sepi. 90,
MoSEY-Acttve at per cent. gold, ana
g TO per cent. comm ission per day. The
backs were, howeYer, lending more Ifber-
aljy today and many bankers and Drok-
ers report considerable Tecei pts of cure "
from the interior to buy stocks = ii - -
ExoHaANGE-S erilng declined TO s for
GoLD--Lowers opening at BIZ adyane-
ing TO l32, and closing at I39L5aI29s<.
Iransactions IN the Gold Room and Stock
@S4chahge Itself We're merely nominal
Loans made fat. Tho bids for (Ioverr- :
menL gold to-day Amounted to s2,33 900 at
12s9l3l 1900; 100000 was awarded At
139 l3-l00ll8I 15-IGO. r -
10y ERnsH . ENTs--FtFm. Coupons 81, ,1IS3Sa
; llS; 90. ~. II954@lD; do. "a, IlSsz9li9; DO.
,, ,92, Ilyg glI94 DO, new, 1IT1s9iI7Sa; do. '67,
91Q8I.
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RuroDean Marke1.


4<O-N4JD-Fl % IFI8 lV II
Cos soLs-For money, 90; $50 bonds, S3l4; f;
OF. OF ao2t S3H; OF '67, 62}a I0-10s, 7515 Erie,
~. ILLINOIS, Central, s93tz AtlanJic ana
Great Western, ~. Stocks quiet. LI.as.
LIVERPOOL, September 39.--Cotton
market dull; mfddfing upIands, 1871 Or
leans, I215; sales. 300 males. CaliiorutR
white wheat, los Sd ; red Western, 9s 4d6s5d-
Western -four, 24s. Corn, 29s Sd. Oats. ~
Cd. Peas, 4fs sd. Pork, I10s. Beef S9s.
Lard, 73s. Cheese, 63s. Bacon, COS Cd. Pro-
duce unchanged.
Calcutta u IlfTseed, 63s. Refined Petroleum,
Is 714d. Turpentlne. 27s 9d,, specie in the
Bank OF England decreased E}53,000.
FRANKFoRr, September 30.--Amerfean
securitfes drTn $50 bonds. S716dS7Z, -. n
PARIS, September 50, P-Sf.-BOurSe closed
steady ;Fentes, 7f &c. af
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MEMPHIS, Sept. 30.-The Board Of
Aldermen adjourned this evening till
Tuesday, without action in reference
to the sale of the city's railroad stock.
Koopmanschap has been appointed
by. John Ainslie, late President of the
German National Bank and business
manager Of the Appeal, his Agent for
the Southern States. Koopmanschap
leaves for New York to morrow, via
New Orleans, and win attend the Con-
vcntion az Louisville.
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Two Wen Kllled-State FAIR.

lNDIANAPoLIs, Sept. 80. = David
w lillams, baggage master on the
Lafayette Road was knocked from
the train, while passing under a bridge
and instantly killed, this forenoon.
A carpenter, named w. Bruner.
was fatally Injured by falling from d
seaffold.
f. NJ. Blair, editor of the Masonic
Home AdUocdte, and formerly Grand
Master of Illinois. died suddenly in
this city last night.
There was an immense crowd of
visitors at the State Fair to- day. The
whole number of entries is $500,
Tho Fair is complete successin every
respect.
The weather is clear and warm.
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CINCINNATI Items.

I CINCINNATI, Sept. 30. = Sixteen
members of the Philadelphia City
Council arrived at 4 o'clock this even
ing and were escorted to the Burnet
House by committee from the Gin
cinnati Council. They will be given
a private supper there to night. To-
morrow they will witness a display of
the fire department. and visit the
suburbs.
The weather is clear, with the ther-
mometer at go at noon
The louisville & Cincinnati Short
Line Railroad is offered more freight
than it can take. and refuses every
day.
Old Woodward has a reunion ban
quet tonight.
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f,nnIaYIIih Mnrhaf

BY feIesraph.I LOUISVILLE. SEN. IN
Il FIoUR-In e fair demand; spperdne S 90
GRAIN-Steady.
C1ROCERIf S-Ffrn1
HAY-Quiet.
ToBACCo-Leaf quiet and firm. ,,o7. 2
100 hogsheads at SIS 40@19 So es "
fRoVIsIoNs-Mess pork quiet n 600 m
bacQn Ia fair demand shoulders re ~faer
rib sides 305Ic, clear sides 20Ize. hsr9s 49,,
Sugar cufed 2ic; fancy sugar cured 80
LAAD-t1ulet and weak 50 - 1f85<c
WHrsKK-ItaW 81 l29I l4
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0FF THE STEAMER CKEAEBzEE-
~ A box containing bed clothlug-tWO
pillows, six hair chair cushions, three
blankets and other articles. Any person
finding the said box VIII be suitably res
warded by returning 80 to the wharf boat
of Messrs. Humphrey, Lewis d Co.. az itv-
ansviile. se50-IW
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


Il LONDON, September 3O.-Card-
well, Secretary Of State, came out
for war in a speech to his constit-
uents at Oxford last evening, and fa-
I.vored the confederation system 10
Canada, as one that should be en-
coUraged IN all English colonies.
I LONDON, Sept. 30.-The Right
lIHon. James Moncrift has been ap-
Ipointed Lord Justice Clerk of Scot
Hand, Uice Hon. Geo. Patton, deceased,
/ The Right Hon. Edward CardWell,
Secretary of State. delivered a speech
to his constituents at. Oxford, last
levening. onithe subject Of the policy
| of the Government toward Canada.
He said the general policy was total
| failure, and there had consequently
been substituted for it a policy to en-
encourage them to- deVelope
their own power and resources, and
stimulate them to spirit of self.
/ He showed how successful this
policy had been 10 thecas of Canada,
and briefly reviewed the progress re-
Gently made by that colony. She had
already an army of her own. and such a
merchant qavy that, if her people chose
to adopt the act passed, for the puF4
"
first maritime powers of the world.
This, the speaker said, was the true
policy to pursue. IF we benefit the
Canadians, we benefit ourselves also
by this policy. Our colony must be-
come sources of strength and honor.
w hen the time comes and England
calls for the support of her colonies,
there will be confederation such as
81 a . .s-1~ = g4a =
sovereign 80 Sf-A re,.-l . 40
QUEENsrowN. Sept. 30 1.-The steam
ship Virginia, from New York, has
arrived. 3 = t-..-i ~ 14o -
ft FRANCE. .,..s .o-
PARIS, September 30--LGiers dis.
patches from Bordeaux state that only
fifteen vessels were burnt there at The
recent fire, and they were all French.
The fire was-CausedIby an explosion
Fhe bullion IN the Bank o Fral9o &c os
to day is 100000 francs less than
last week.
The Hippodr6me in 5astfIHi 6ify was |
burned last night, Loss heavy. GssS
PARIS, September 30-The En- I
press left Paris this afternoon on her /
Eastern tour.
1t Is reported that the father OF the /
murdered family. whose fate is attend /
ed with SO much mystery, was stran-
gled, and his body has been found in
~ i Al 81
No decided action has been taken /
IN regard to the convocation of the /
Senate and Legislative body.
EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 30.-A dis
patch from Suez announces that the
barriers against the passage Of the f
waters of the Bitter Lakes have been {
removed, and NJ. Lesseps has passed I
the canal IN a steamer from /
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ESTABLISHED. 1881 ss
Zen Eork Dry GOODS HgFEog.

~ Ielegraph.I NEW YORK, Sept. 30.
. DRY GOODS The market is cOmaratfVeIy
inert owing TO the stringency and panic
IN monetary circles, but the prices are
nevertheless Without material attention.
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Harana FeWs.

HAVANA, Sept. 30-The Prcnsa
TO day comments favoTably on the
speech OF President Juarez, at the
opening of the Mexican Congress, and
praises him for refraining from any
allusion to the authority given him TO
recognize the Cuban insurgents as
bellIgerents.
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s. CraWfordsviIIe RR


.r.H SECH lErAEEYiS OFFICE. #
Evansville, Ind, Sept. I0, 1867
NT0FEOR rs EEEEEBW GIVEN. that
1% the annual meeting Of stockholders
ia this Conn pahy VIII be held at the Court
House, in the city Of Evansville, on Nom
day, the 4th day OF October next, at 10
O'Clock "A Rf., at which tIme an election will
be held fOr thirteen Directors. 10 serve
during the ensuiIg year. Ey order of the
Board. j. Il. 81 ARTIH, Secretary.
sell dtd
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Sudden deaths

BosroN, Sept. 30.-Considerable ex-
eitement exists In the south part of
The city from the sudden deaths Of
Mrs. Harrington, her little child, and
brother of Mrs. Harrington. Mrs.
.lnmphy. wife Of the latter, and Hart
lngton are under arrest, to await the
re alt ia the -oroner's inquest. on
gpicI0n of poisoning Che deceased
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Nashville Market.
By TeleEraph.l b NAgHvTTFr se,, ;,

7y 1eieSraph.l 90 NASHVILLE, sept. 50.
,f,T al.A!T- ai 3 Unchanged; red 81 20; am.
gORN-Sl Is. 70 ~ rr f-
OATS-60c.
RYE-sI I.I l.EW TE
BARLEY--SI %.
PLoUR-t6gS for super and fancy.
2oc. p -'Ss hailla'
fLARD-2ic -er ~e
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gemphis asFEst.

= -iegraeh. MGHPHIs. Sept. 30.
Corr oS-7Market weak ;naiddIing opened
az 2914et closed at24Izc; sales. 800 bales; res
Gel pts. 4Sl bales ex ports, So bales
FLoUR-Steady; superb ne s. O005 30. #-s
WHEAT-S1 2715.
-LoRH-,Scarces 81 1901 ~
OATs-59a 60c.
BAY-Ftrn; S25 0Oa25 So Df
BRAN-Scarce; S24 100,
PoRK-Firm S84 rs. y.
LARD-Steady; 201<02I1<c. r. M z
BACoE- Firm: shoulders, 17J<c: sides Ole
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MARRFED.

STEWART-SCANTLI = At the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Thursday fore
noons Septenl Der 30th, by the Rev. VIM. II .
AcDarefs R1r. CHARLES STEWART, OF Frank
l1ns ohio, to Miss JULIA ScANTLIN, daugn-
ter OF Mr. Ihomas seantlin, of this city.
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NeR 0EIaans haFka,.

by IeIegraph.l NEW ORLEAHs, Sept. 80.
lo-agi,, GoIr9lS-Inl good demand ar d 1S@slc
10Y er1 niddIing 25%c. Ig 1lleF >--f-
-. BA4C5s01N.Firmer at l7II@175Zc for should
for clear Sides S--<2S
aN4EIszY--sI 25@I 27JI.
Ojher. articles unchanged. .- -.
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PITTsBURG, September 30. The
cornerstone of high school build.
ing, on Fulton Street, in this city, was
laid to day with appropriate ceremo-
nies. The procession was composed
of the pupils ct sixteen schools, ard
numbered over 1900 children.
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ANNAPOLIS, September 30.-The
Examining Board at the Naval Acad :.
emy admitted as cadets to- day, Jas. q.
Negiey, Of Pennsylvania; George B.
Way, Of Maryland, and r. E. Nichol-
son, Of North Carolina.
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Keep the Body In Good Repair.

1t is much easier to keepr he system In
good condition than TO restore It to that
condition when shattered by disease. The
I" House of Lffe," like other houses. shouId
be promptly propped up and Sustained
WheneYer ltshoWS any sign of giving way
Ihef mist. 81 ymptOm of physical DEBILITY
should be taken as hint that a stirnulaut
Is Is requITe me question is What
a wholesome vegetable tonic, the stfmu-
latlng properties OF which are modified by
the Juices and extracts of antf.f6briIe and
laxative roots and herbs s-somethfng
well as nvigOrate--fs the medicine reoufred
by the deBilltaied. There are many prepa-
Tations which are claimed to be of This de.
script1on, but HOSTETrER'S STOMACH
81, BLi i,IEhS, the great vegetable preventive
ana restorative, that has won its way to
the conhde ce Of the public and the nnedf-
cal profession by a quarter OF q century of
eEIaoug 5nem all 40 ex patiate on its pop-
ularltyg Wouid- lie to repeat a twice. told
tale. II is only necessary to consult the
records of the United States Revenue De-
partmeut to learn that its consunnption is
greater than that OF any. other proprietary
remedy Of elther native or foreign origin.
As a mes rs of sustaining the hearth and
under a fiery Temperatures the
81 iFERS have a paramount claim 20 con-
sfcefatlon. 1t has the effect of terrifying
a d bfacing the nervous and muscular
Syf toms against the ordinary consequences
OF sudden and violent changes of tenapera-
tures and is therefore peculiarly useful at
and ice cold dews by night, alternately
heat and chill the blood of those who are
exposed to them.
HOsTETTER'SS STOMACH BITTERS are
sold IN bottles only. To avoid being de-
by counterfeits, see that the name
OF the article is on the label, and embossed.
On The glass of the bottles, and ourTevenue
stamp over the cork. :fE1 mon TlJ
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lie HeaIine Pool.

sSSA rs FOR YOUNG RIEN, who
II have fallen into vicious habi.s, and
now desire a higher life, and q better
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted. Sent in sealed letter en-
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PaILADEL-
PHIA, PA sep29
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BALTIMORE, September go The
following additional cadets we're adj
mftted to the Naval Academy yester-
day: WA. Talbot. Of Virginia; David
Peacock of New jersey; John b.
Nichols, Of New York; and Wm.
Dunoluok, Of Illinois, - 80
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JAMESTOWN. N.

JAMESToWE, N. \. e.
lIrPPrNCorr & fBLAKEwE1I.: I've have
no trouble with your Saws; they don't
need to be lined up with paper; we
put them on the Mandret and they go
right along.
Temper perfectly uniform, and quality
unsurpassed. Respectfully.