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SHOCKING DISCOVERY.
The CharFed Remains OF a Nan Found
at SehrOedeF's Vinegar Factory.


About half-past one O'Clock yester-
day, man in removing some of the
debris of Tuesday. evenings FIRE, dis
covered that an object he had noticed
before, and supposed to be a dead
hog, was in reality the charred trunk
of human body, from which the
arms and legs had been burned Of,
and the head partially consumed.
The remains were lying meiiately
in the rear of the main building. close
to the foundation. and when first dis
covered a partially burned piece of
timber lay across them. A partially
melted silver watch. found near the
remains. was identified By friend as
belonging to q young man named Her
mann ScEefer. German shoemaker,
and friend of Mr. Schroeder, who is
known to have been very energetic in
assisting to remove Mr. Schreder's
furniture from the house during the
FIRE.
From the position in which he was
found. it Is supposed he was en-
deavoring TO escape from the burning
building when soma of The falling
timbers struck him, and falling be-
tween two burning buildings, be was
burned to death before the fire could
be reduced. The remains presented a
horrible spectacle. The flesh and
bones were 50 far consumed that the
charred remains of the internal or
gans we're exposed to the sight, but
SO blackened as to be hardly recog-
nizable as those of human being.
Mr.. Sch@ffer was relative of Mrs.
Mitchell, wife Of the Main Street bar
Der, and was q brother-in law of Mr..
Nicholas MOhr. carpenter. He had
been about three years from Germany.
aud was unmarried. His remains
were permitted ia lie where they
were found, until the Coroner was
called. some eenseIess regulation be-
ing supposed TO exist. forbidding its
removal before the holding of an In
quest. ~
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his choir, again appeared, and sang
the song of THE Runaway" the
spoken interludes to which created in
tense merriment.
MIR. G. E. Marsh was the next
speaker, his voice being weak. and he
apparently indisposed. no part of his
speech was heard by the reporter
present.
Excellent speeches were also made
by Mr.. Washington Graham. Of
Princeton, and Mr.. Vim. Henry Gray,
of,this city. both of whom awoke the
echoes Of the Grove with the merri-
ment they provoked and the applause
they elected.
All through the Grove, we're SCAT
tered parties of men. women and chill
bren, enjoying themselves to the ut
most. while on the Riverside base
ball ground, club of eolored men
were engaged in the great national
game, the great national beverage,
"lsger," being INDUCED in to a mod
crate extent also. A keg Of the latter
was brought to the grounds by man
said to be the agentof the Democratic
/ candidate for Sheriff. and served out
| free.
+ One Of the imbibers. when Informed
that II was intended to influence his
vote, said "Golly boss. his beers
good enough, bat I don't like bis poll
tics, and be smiled audibly at the
attempted sell.
/ The day passed off without the
least disturbance, the people having
| no doubt we'll considered the advice
of their teachers and preachers as to
what deyolEed upon them as citizens.
Among the audience were large
numbers of white ladies and gentle
| men, and all seemed to join in marking
the event as national holiday. The
festivities in the grove continued nm
til near dark. and the celebration ter
| minated with a dance at National
/ Hall in the evening.
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81. loud Narket.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. Sept. %.
CoTroN-Dull, and prices nominal at lSc.
FLouR-Quiet and unchangeds supernne
S4 coca q; extra "a 5004 s..
WHEAT-Dull, and prices shade 1 wer
on low grzdess red winter No. 81 l041 II :
red winter No 81 165 81 20.
CoRw-Advance asked, but none estab-
ffsned small sales NO. mixed at tge.
OATs-Demand light, out holders hrm at
z0a60c.
BARLEY-In fairer demand, and arm at
90GsI o..
GRcCERIEs-Quiet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-QuIet and unchanged.
ToBACCo-Q ufet and irregular.
HEMP-Market sfeady, with moderate
demand at 50 aSl so for undresSeds 81 100
65 for dressed. III
PoRK-Dun, and prices dropping at
S25N26. ~
BACsN-Duu and dropping; shoulders
I3s@lgl4cs clear ribs l65zc; clear sides l71z@
I71xc. ~
LARD-Dull and unchanged at 151<0l55<e.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and unchanged.
HoGs-Qutet and unchanged
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EYANsvInLR. Sent. q. $50.

1 desire to state that have this day
received from the New York Life In
surance Company, through McCarty,
Mcdonald & Co, of Indianapolis,
General Agents, the sum of So. 000.the
same being the full amount of Policy
No. 1884. held BY me il said Com
pany, on the life of my lamented hus-
band. the late DR.. John B. Johnston,
of this city. @
am very grateful to the Company,
and to the Agents, for the fair, honor
able, and prompt manner in which
my claim has been adjusted and paid.
.lA - SADIE III JOHNSTON.
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CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Hcn.
NorriS s. johnson presiding. Mary
M. COrnett was granted a divorce
from Louis Cornett. on the ground
Of failure 10 provide. This Cornetl
duet having been dissolved foE
hlrmony's sake. It is hoped that each
will be a pleasant Cornett solo.
REcoRDER's CoURT-Nathan VII
lard, Esq. presiding. - James
Morrison was fined S. for a drunk,
and - 40 for indecency.
John Taylor pleaded guilty 10 as
slult and battery. and vas taxed
IS 80.
Joseph Miller charged with an In
dependence drunk, had his case con-
tinued.
Cash result 5000. Credit was
given Morrison to the amount Of
So 40.
Before Justice nc 7ernan.-Georee
Abraham and Israel Diefenbach, all
of them Democrats, who set upon
and beat John Feulner, last Sunday. at
the house Of Mr.. Louis Schmadel.
Trustee Of Perry Township. and
shamefully abused Mrs. Schneider,
procured complaints to be entered
against themselves. lest they should
be brought before the Grand Jury
and also entered one against Mr.. Feul,
ner and Mrs. Schneider for provoke
The men were fined one cent eacl
and costs, one of the Diefenbach
signing a paper. denying the trutl
of the vile epithets he heape,
upon Mrs. Schneider, apd paying tn
costs in the case against her, While
was dismissed.
The aggregate fines and cost
amounted 70 s29 IS, and this is th
case that the truthful, sanctifcd Goa
rier said occurred between Republi
cans aud Hissengers'.
Before Justice Stinsoz-A man who's
name was not ascertained, was exam
ined and held in default of $3.50, fo
stealing o pair efpants from the cloth
ing store Of ] Goodman, on Wate,
Street. So
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Kew Orleans MaFkot,

RyTeIegraph.1 NEW ORLEANS. Sept. q
CoTroN- Steady with moderate de-
mand middltng l7sz; receipts 1859 bales
81 ock Is, 565 bales.
FLoUR-Dun and a shade lower; super
fne S.; double extra IS 50; treble extra 500
96 co, n -aEarss ~
CORN Dull m xed soc; white Csc.
OAr5-Duu and prices nominal at 6l0
SIC. q rstt
4 BRAN Unchanged.
sHAY-6ZS. E08i Buzz
CoFFEE-Dull but unchanged. e.
SUGAR-Dnli but UNCHANGED. -
E MoLAssEs-Common plantation Zoe.
PoRK--Dnn and prices nominal at s26 50
az. r7 -
BACON Dull but unchanged; shoulders
l4sz@l5ci clear ribbed l71z@Isc; clear sides
.EARD-Tierce dull at ls1z@is1z; key ls1S9
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- u i 1lealImanInL

The following is from a well known
merchant of WIngo Station, KY, who
is at present In our city, purchasing
his fall stock Of goods, and adds an
other to the thousands who have
given like testimony: 81
Dr.. II. W. Cloud:
DEAR SIR-Some months ago / pur-
chased one dozen OF your Invigorating
Cordial 10 sell to my customers; and
being severely afflicted with kidney
disease, IresolVeG te try few bottles
myself, having heard it highly recon
mended for that purpose.
The effect of my disease was to en-
tirely PROSTATE my general health. I
could scarcely get about; indeed at
times / could 1ot walk at all without
support. gave your medicine fair
trial. and the result Is a perfect re-
storation of my health. Not a trace
of my old complaint Is left. To your
Invaluable CORDIAL am entirely in
debted for this.
Yours truly,
J. A HUTCHINSON.
sep23 1B Wipgo Station, Ky.
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BY Telegraph NEW YORK, Sept p
CsTToE-Heayy opened firm. but closed
dull; sales $50 bales midd.1ng uplands at
FLoUa-AIarkets steady with moderate
demand receipts 81 900 barrels; prices un-
changed. 3
RYE FLoUR-S4 I064 20.
CORN MEAL-Qutet az 81 IS. -
WuEAr-Demsnd fairEand market adj
Ghcaso T sBTisf ri essp9 old So chcSs6
Choice new VS. q % %: Old 81 %; st. lois
white 81 48; mixed Mo. and z old 81 Is. 81
RYE-DulI but Unchanged.
BARLEY-Dsmand fair and mark ct ii rTn :
receipts 5000 bushels; prime No. 2 Chicago
CoRN-Dull and prices a shade lower: re
cs s, gi,ooO bushels mixed S7s9Oc. inside
OATS -Quiet and unchanged; recsipts
10000 busnelss western 52g5fc. and Ohio
BARLEY MALr-s.ate 81 20. 8.
HAY-U changed.
HoGS-Quiet and unchanged. -
firm.
sHKEP-M Market steady, with moderate
sgGAR : Cuba 9giOc. and Porto Rieo.
MOT ssEs-Duif fut urchau esd.
RIcE--Dull and unchanged. 1900 =
PETRDLEU Il Quiet and unchanged.
BU iTER-DemAnd fair and the market
CHEESE Market sseady, with mOas
vanced sales $50 6bIs mess at as5 50as3 81;
prime s23324 so; GOO bblR mes at sellers
option In September, at S25 so Ia last half
IN Novemb Der SIS %
BHEF- Steady; tIercs beef and beeshams
duh, at S59351S mrE z55aW
Bulk MEATs-DnlI bus unchanged; mid
dies quiet. a@HI 60 Etnse9
LARD-QuIet and unchanged; sales ZOO
Kegs, including SepsS m Der, 81 Is e end De-
cSMD0r at ia s9sss
WHIsKY--3ull but unchanged; sales eco
bhls wood oopeTaEe a. CSC; iron s0e-
TURPENTI SE--U nchanged.
EREIGHTS--To Liverpool firm: Hour
steam Is l01; wheat Sd; By sail 61zd.
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Evansville and CrASfOrdsVIlle Rail-
road.
sEcRETARY's OFFICE,

SECRErARY's OFFICE.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 8, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the An
nual meeting of stockholders 10 this
Company will be held at the Court
House, in the city Of Evansville, on
Monday, the 81 day of October
next, at 10 o'clock AM, at which time
40 election will be held for thirteen
Directors. to serve during the ensuing
year. By order of the Board.
J. f. MARTIN,
seps8-td Secretary.
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Rnrnnean Markafsl

BY telegraph LoEDoS. sept. ~.
ConsoIs 9214. American securities urn;
62's eOsS5 $50 S95@ 67's $50 I0-f0's IS. Stocks
quiet; Erie ia ia. CeniratIl316 Western
bring III. - ~
LryERPooI. Sept. 22-Cotton dull: sales
OF 10000 b4ies middifng upland at 91<d
mtddling Orleans B14d. Breadstuffs aad
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged. Naval
stores firm. %
FRANKFORT, Sept. 22.-U. 8. Coupons Of
1852 s845< Ell r.
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BY Telegraph NKw YORK, Sept. q.
In dry goods business was hardly so ac-
tive, vet 3 large business is being trans
acted, and wherever no attempt has been
made TO put up prices, goods are freely
passing into the channels OF trade. ~ he
following are the most important changes
to-day: Broadway brown shee1ngs adj
vaneed from II - to nc: Lawrence ID do.
FROM 49, to l4e do. L L do. FROM IL to Il1<
Nashua r 1875 to lac: Continental @ 1875 10
lie Canoe "a bieached muslin 0Z 10 7c;
Rockville do do. from 81 TO 81, and
Wh1tenvIlIe e do. from II 20 l21<.
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LocAL NOTICES.
Rlna Glafhlng at M fIopl

e. - Fine Clothing at Austl0R!
Five thousand two hundred dollars
worth will be offered &C EIliotts' Auc-
ton Room, Saturday, September 9th,
at half past one o'clock, p. d. Every
article sold after the second bid.
Z Tailors especially Invited No. ga
Main Street. 4aau sep23-td
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THE MARKET
lew YORK cold ana STOCK MarkOt.

Few York Geld ana STOCK Market.
BY Telegraph NEW YoRK. Sept. %.
MoNEY-Easy no loans among bankers
above per cent, and large number at 5
per cent. The acceptance OF the extra
million dollars of bonds by the Treasury.
was construed into new guarantees OF the
intention OF ne Secretary 70 put In ctrcus
lation bis large currency balance, during
the Fail, as the occasion requires. Onsr-
ings were ELECTED TO the amount of S3,74It-
800 at s1l9 32-100 to sIl0 81 100. Ex-interest of
which t3.0o0,OO0 were accepted at sos
52-lO09l09 45-lOe. Export OF gold E8ll3,7O0.
The earnings OF the Ceatral Pacific katl-
road for the first fifteen days OF Septem-
Der were S423, 235. Toe traffic and travel
are so heavy that the full month VIII
reach the enormous sum Of nearly sS50, 900,
which Will be the largest monthly earn
tngs since the road was finished.
STERLING - Exchange bankers MILLS,
Canadian S5zg916; Others 9s6. II
GoLD-Doh at I3Sz0l3Js. Borrowing
rates LEA 10 fiat. Clearances S24 0OO, 100.
RNnfENTS-Steadv and unfFa active
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/ have four dwellings for sale on
Ninth Street. between Sycamore aud
Vine; also a one-story brick house
on William Street. in the Northeast
ern or Rowley's Enlargement. Prices
low aud terms easy. Come and buy.
ASA IGLEHART,
sep3-tf No. IL Third Street.
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CIT NE w 8 :.
ReDubIlcang, Attention

A business meeting or the Republic
cans OF Evansville Will be held ct
the LIncOln Club Rooms tonight at
1-2 o'clock. Ali working RepublI.
cans interested In the success OF the
State and County Tickets are urged
20 be present. a bs
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PICOLILI.

! CoLFAx next week. cI
REMEMBER the trot on Saturday.
AGRICULTURAL Fair on Tuesday.
SEE Elliott's auction notice.
READ J. s. Kahn's local notice.
NOVELTIES in Stationery at the
JOURNAL Office.
REMAINDER the meeting of the Lin
coin Club to night.
THE Germans of Henderson have
contributed $500 to the Relief Fund,
STYLocARFE is the name OF Prof
Raselmayers novel musical instru-
ment.
The less of Messrs. Kappler& Sal
mon at the late FIRE was $400. No
insurance.
Tue greatest assortment of blanks
blank books, and stationery, at the
JOURNAL Office.
THE Couri.r people have worms
on the brain" The next thing viii
be snakes ia The boots"
THE younger world Of Germans had
a supplementary feast at the Salt
Wells ON Wednesday evening.
The story in the German and Eng.
lish editions Of the Courier. thatthere
was disgracefnl fight between Re-
publicans at Kissinger's. proves to be
a willful and malicious falshoOd, as
the report Of the proceedings before
Justice McTernan shows,
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LouIsYIEIe Market.
81 Teleeraph.j LOUISVILLE. Sept. 2

BAG ING-Firm at .90S0c.
CoTToN-Quiet and weak sales 90 ba.es
m fdoIfng aL471<. Three bales which were
exhibited for premium at the late annual
Fair, were sod TO day on Change. The
bale that carried of the prem um vas 9 ID
at 245z, and the other two bales at ia and
lS1zc- = iass ~ Etf I'D -
FL-UR-Demapd f=ir and market firm
tor extra at 60 Is. e5aA
- WHEAT-Asemaud AR and n arkEt drm
at 81 1091 %. sfaa t - -
GRAIN-Corn In fair demard and mar
ket arm at G0c: rye. demand fair aud mar
ket drm az SOS; oats are in fair demand
at 45c. -EGl.
.m=PR0V sT0Ns-P0Fk-Q quiet and weak at
SS6: bacon Is quiet and weak at I41<d7
and lSc sssug ar-cured hams 241Z5c
LARD-In tIereas5 I5c. -
WINS Y-S71SSc for raw proof. sA
ToBACCo-Safes I6l b. ds at AZ for TRASH
81 for good sound tugs, and 9sz01ssz for
low 20 good leaf. eH a1 - =
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SOUTHWESTERN AGRICULTURAL
FAIR.-Next Tuesday the Fair opens,
and ii is earnestly hoped that the
farmers. who are the most directly in
terested, will contribute their share
toward making it success. The pre-
miums offered are something unusual.
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HAsELMAYER.-The Professor visi-
ted the JOURNAL Office last night and
gave little private performance. On
Monday he viii enlarge upon il and
astonish admiriDg audiences at the
Opera House.
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Chicago Market
BY Telegraphl CHICAGO. sent.

-Dg ASArSAAPAt ~a4SA1Ss sept SIS
FLoUR-Dull and prices a shade lower.
GRAIN-W Wheat No. 2 Chicago spring
closed 1<1lc lower. Corn fairly active and
closed at &c for No. mixed. Oats steady
with moderate demand at Ls@Ic lower;
381<937c for No. 2. Rye quiet aud weak at
tic Tor No. z. Barley acstve and closed
firm at 81 OAK.
HIGHwINKs- $50 for wood cooferaae.
and $40 for iron do.
PORK AND PRoYI3IoNs- Market s&eadly
with moderate demand at SIS 50M16 10 Tor
mess dry sailed shoulders l25<e.
LARD-l5G151 q esagfI
T. HcGs-DulI and prices declined; 500.
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IOUD'S NORDTAL
someihIng NeW and stylIsh.

[ have been through the market
we'll, and selected my stock very care
fully, and am confident that l can
please any and every man in regard to
style, quality and prices. Whatever
is wanted in the line of gentleman.s
wear or furnishing goods can be found.
Come and sea me. No charge tor
showing goods, and very low charges
for the goods themselves. g ala
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Memnhia MarKet.
By Teleqraph.l MEFruIs. 81

By Telegraph.l MEMPHIS Sept. %.
CoTToS--DuIl and nominal al l01S re-
ceipts unchanged. fra rs- -
ACoRN-846S7c. .lt
r OATs-4Sc. MH#tA saH ssa
HAY--f20M2l. fsl f Ft sons
BRAN-SlS so.
PoRK-NominRl Rb &27.
NJ LARD UnchaRge
BACoN-Quiet; Shoulders AZ; sides 1s5S.
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Notice 10 nnIinnnenfs.

After the LIST day of October the
additional penalty Of six per cent. will
attach on all delinquent taxes. All
parties interested are requested to call
at the Office and settle the same.
Il. LUNKENHEIMER, L. V. q.
Treasurers Office, Vanderburg Co.
Sept. z. 1870. Isep9 I'd
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Grand RaIIvf

Saturday Eve, September "a. 1870.
All candidates and their friends are
Invited TO attend q grand Oyster
Lunch, at 10. Kohn'sa Saloon, on
Main Street, between Fourth and
Fifth, Saturday eve, from 9 to IL. 2t
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The Rmnernr,a Plll,,

Is not for sale at Hallock & Ford's
Drug Store, bat everything else
usually kept in a first class Drug
Store may be found there In abund-
ance. Remember. Main Street. be-
tween First and Se51u5-
CAug. Is eod-tf
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NEW York LIFE Insurance Co.
Col. T. B. McCarty. Of the firm Of Me-
Carly. Mcdonald & Co.. Of Indianap-
oils General Agents Of the New York
Life Insurance Co., has been in the
city since Tuesday evening. and yes
terday paid $1,000 to the widow Of the
late DR.. John B. Johnston, who held
q policy in that Company. An ac-
acknowledgement Of the payment by
Mrs. Johnston, will be found in an
other column. This old and reliable
company has established an agency in
this city, and Mr.. Henry A. Dodge, an
excellent young gentleman, we'll
known to our citizens, has been up.
pointed agent. with headquarters al
No. 5. North Third Street. We com
mend him to all who desire to secure
policy in a reliable company.
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u IL AOAAAANLL
sep19 1w No. 80 Main Street.

Broom CoRN.-Martin, Gardner &
Co., have from q to 30 tons of Broom
Corn on hand, aud will be glad to
supplythe demand Of broom manu-
faetnrers. sept14 IF
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"a fha PnhlIn.

Our friends will please bear in
mind that we are doing a strictly
wholesale business; and as we wish to
protect the interest of the retail trade,
can not sell
CLOUDS CORDIAL
by the single bottle. When you want
ii. please call at the retail drug stores,
as they are always supplied, and it
will greatly relieve Us in the matter OF
EXPLANATION"
and but do justice to our retail
friends. Respectfully.
sept21 ct CLOUD, AKIN & Co.
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- CINCINNATI, y uTie- IL lofOsT
DR. q b. SIXTH -pear SRI ny mother
walk, when alarm fngIy sweIIed. Ny lit.
tie boy had Jumps In has throat and very
ST ~ neek-9 got q . IN the night and BATH
twenty drops Of your OF. They are now
both WeIl.6-3 e JOHN TOOMEY,
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TRY IT ron YOURSELF

SALT RHEUM It cures every time or
you use no soap on tie parts while apply
Ing the OH and IL cures most all cutane-
Gus diseases seldom fails in Deafness or
rheumatism. For sale b the best Drug
gisls. sepl5-diy
CLOUD, AIKEN q CO. General Agents,
and Sole Agents for Evansville and vi
cinify, TO whom all orders should be sent.
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"a T. G. Bridwell T. Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have q
full stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat-
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Co.'S
ersss and Rockbridge AI7m Waters.
ieI7-tf aa
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NJ 4 From Canada seT ossii


r.e-r NEW a AMBBRG, ONT-s july II, 4
DT. Smith, Ph1ia. nave sold the OF
for Deafness. Sickness Neuralgia, &c and
In iererVs en- z 1t has given satitfaction. !
can procure quite number OF letters. We
want more OF toe large size &cr &C, =
Fred, ii. MCCALLUM, Druggist.
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49, 4 iEORT PLAIN, July ID.
Dr. 6n1Sts: Send me more Oh and more
circulars. It Is going itke q hot cakes"
Send some circulars also TO SutiiH 81 Co.,
Cherry Valley, as they sent IN for sup
ply OF tire Off, Please send BY drB6 xpress,
and o5Itge, Yours truly, ~
80. -. d Z. BECKER, Druggist.
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ELECTR.TC OH.
DR SMITHS
Genuine EIectric " Gil.
NEW C0MBISATION

RTERvE POWER WITHOUT Pho j.
~ PHOHUSt "A real 5edatfve without
opium or reaction. innocent, even IN the
mouth or Infants. Twenty Drops ii the
Largest Dose. Cures alex Headache IN
about twenty minutes on Fati 9nal princi-
pAes'la so hIb Aue sbaoH
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Church Matters.

WALNUT STREET PRESBYTERIAN.
The opening mite at the Walnut
Street Church, last night. was very
we'll attended, and apparently very
mu5h enjoyed By all. The visitor
there met with a cool reception in the
shape Of ice cream, and a cordial re-
ception in the form of delicious hot
coffee, the latter form Of reception
being highly prizsd by the slaves Of
the lamp" who. with others, were
made welcome. 81
TRINITY METHonIsT.--The young
ladies Of Trinity III. E. Church are
requested to meet, this afternoon, at
three o'clock, at their church par.ors.
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Buy your School Books an6 School
Stationery of Fish & Barter. They
have the most complete, best aud
cheapest in the city. aUg3l-tf.
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sure on Deafness. Salt Rhsum, &C.

Otges Rheunsat,s51 "a. Cares SaIE 1ehessDi.
Cures Ey-HsfpeIns. Cures pdrdlafsfs Cures
SsCeEkfn0s. Cures C7lfE5k0fns. Z 1eres HeqcE-
ache. Cures Barns dFsd Ffosts. Cltres Piles
ScoLd Head. Feton. C1r6atnckEes, hsEzaps,
Group, Dtptiterfd, Neuralgia, Gcflt. TF0tsnds,
ache. CrQnlps. 30. da ELlLn- 90 - . L. -
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FISH g. BARTER are selling School
Books and Stationery at greatly re.
duced prices. Call and purchase your
supplies, as the schools open soon. Is
ane31-tf II
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s PERsoaAL.-Mr. j !. G.. Britton. of
Indianapolis, member OF the Repub-
lican Central Committee, was present
at the Emancipation Celebration yes
terday. - -