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Doty's Washing Machine.
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Universal Clothes Wringer
improved with RowaLL's PATENT COG
WHEELS, and the PATENT Srop, are now I'M
Iuestionably far superior to any apparatus
for washing clot hes ever invented, and will
| save their cost twice year, by saving la
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Those who have used them give testimony
rs follows:
eve like our machine much could not
ne persuaded to d. without it and with the
aid of Doty, we feel that we are masters of
the position '-f5rU. 3. Scott, Bishop II. &,
Church.
''In the Laundry of my house there is
perpetual Thanksgiving on Mondays for the
invention.-ReO. Theodore L. CuyLer.
''EYery week has given it stronger hold
npon The affections of the inmates of the
aundry "-N. Y. Observer.
~ heartily commend it to economists Of
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BellowS
Friend Doty-Your last Improvement of
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cess. assure you 'our Machine after q
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1869, in answer to a correspondent, says
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T
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| 50, and we will forward either or both ma
ehires, free Of freight, to places where no
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if any one wishes to return the machines
free Of freight, after months trial, accord
ing to. directions.
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ifty-two days in the year, when it can be
done better, more expeditiously, with less
labor, and no injury to the garments, by
Doty Clothes Washsr, and a Universal
Wringer.
Sod by dealers generally, to whom libe-
raj discounts are made.
r. 6. BROWNING, Gen. agent,
80 CortlandtS ST. New York
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FURNITURE.

A LARGE AND RICH ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture for SALE at great bargain cash. MagDih-
cent Double Psror Suit richly carved and gidsd covered
sold for 1915; single SUIT 3l75 walnut striped
Suits for 65 suit do, b5 elegant rosewood
Spring and Hair Mattresses Bedding Etagcres Mirrors
nut Dressing Table Sdebosrd, &c great bargain also
magnificent rosewood ~ octave Panofore cost $500, for
1915 Inquire at residence II East Teath street.
block of Broadway between University place aud Fifth
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&EO0 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR The RE-
DCUV Of Frederick Etxod, Of the OF Unon
j., who was last seen at the Bridgeport Conn depot
Etzod is 3S years Of age. feet inches high; light COM
head dressed dark pants and vest brown sack coat white
shirt gold watch with hair chain and key with likeness In
graved inside. Address HERMANN ETzOLD, town Of
Union, N. j. -:
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WI II. GRIFFITH, 40 vEsEY STREET, OFFERS FOR
w sale the only true Combination Table made Or
ders by mail attended 10.
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* REwARD-LosT, OF FRIDAY LAST, MEMO.
DC randum Book; OF value TO excepting the
whose address In the book In full The
ward will be paid Trinity Building, i'll Broadway,
room t3S.
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PIANOFORTES.

A MAGNIFICENT, RICHLY CARVED, FOUR ROUND
IA rosewood IL octave Pianofore order
for $780, only months use will be sold for S276
rich Paror Chamber and Dining Furniture at half pro-
pery OF private family IL East Tenth block
Of Broadway, between University place and Firth
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

Ight of human Narninw only, nus by tins light Of
Ihvine assistance. whon secured nom error. under
morals were also included q npnbar of errors reiat
Ing to the political state OF pc world, and ne De-
simply TO faith and TO morality in the ordinary per
sona sense OF the word, very iftle would nave oeen
heard Of The Syllabus. But under the head o inoras
he had-for his duty demanded IL OF hun q tne uni-
vcrSal teacher OF the Christian world as tne Pasol
f tne universal nSck-pointed out hnu con- ,h
lay al the ROOT OF morals. Therefore ne wviu hni
been In uproar Whole nations had declared thit tne
Syllabus laid The at the roo OF helr pouicni So
cety; but If 10 did so much the worse ior thoe
Chrlsian basis. Now, he might be asked, why
should ihe Holy Fatner touch On any masters OF pol
tlcs Al allY For this plan re2solbecause pollJcs
were part OF morals Wnat she mora law IN the
Ten Commandments was to the individual politics
were 10 soc.ety- Politics were no moro than the
morals II socieiyfhe collective morality OF Chris
fian aoa united together under social law. They
might as well justify him for ipstruoflng or censur.
ing penlient In the confessional, and blame him
for correcting and condemning Inc errors OF con-
gree aricn - censure the Holy Father for extend
Ing thtsc condemnatlonS 1rom the errors which
a0hrd0i the private lives OF men 10 those which
Affected the public life OF Christian society. Politics
were nothing but morals On the widest scale. Now,
10 make clear WhaI was tho matter Of the syllabus,
he would say that Is c0nfained ten chapters. The
nrs; Iour cnaplan werr on Atheism, Panthes SIN,
Ralton1lrsn. Socialism and Communism. These
were uncoofh Terms but they described nncoutn
things The nexS three chapters were-first, on the
errors anecIing the constitution Of the Christ an
Church; the next on the errors affectlng the Iea-
lions or the Christian Church TO the civil state; the
lated 10 the sacrament OF matrmony and the jurls-
dictoD 10 which 1t belongs; the ninih 10 the Roman
Ponn and his jurisdiction; and the tentn 10 liberal
ISM, progress and modern Ciy liza ion.
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

DR. soorI--Three months ago attacked with Hear
Disease family physician u neuralgia OF the
heart prescribed medicine without oeneht also
affected with that awtui disease
rh1a forthwith obtained Ethereal Phospbors, Aad
after taking four bottles completely restored Afterwards
had pain In my back. which Llhi9 cured Ny oldest
boy had the akin discsscberpes doctored nve
without relief. him two bott'es Of Cancer Plant
Extract aud. thank Uod, he is well.
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s1'sfET lUOrATI31i
Hulr-ps.st Five O'Clock p. w.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FepAy July 2s-sPx.
BUILDING MArrEiALs.--The market for almost all
articles coming under this heading whou. particular
change Tho demand light, but prices generally
steady Eastern supply and the demand
being only moderate prices heavy except choice
schedules, which held with considerable rness
About 100000 fee. sold within range sl7 se for
common 10 prime schedules. Lahs sale but un-
only in moderate densnd hu, witEcut change II value
d, bu. steady Al :. ser Kosendse For Sresr hefe
a ~ i"r n s9rh 20 rysr M Sis 10 Tor croon $S % for
syrs~ was s anil in LII tbs sm dssnd s, mil, ~
sales unImpor'ant Prices were nominal a. ssc
O. &c foI Westsrn and southern yellow.
CANDLES. The market extremely quie,. There
20 demand except for small lots TO snppy wants
mantine, We sc sperm, Soe Sa and patent SIC ssc.
trey nomna nj Ioe t oIs no tor rTs w ~' t no.
2lc T1e DO for Maracabo do, and lsc i,c Ca
o chance demand wss g sai With
sc Russia bolt rope is and Russia arre i6; S'"' rope
sS, mnFS was du for all Kinds
s ,ao .sa .aes hssd s "a r 49, 80 ID @ io sgss IS So va " 5 @
70 % W. rsm sT do "A 10 5 hoops IL feet AS o
coPrrf.-iherc was moderate business transacted in
RIO prices for Which we're quite seaey at our quotations
OF tho Signal was sold al s gold in bond and ssa s,
dsposed o. business IN oner de desc Da.
sas was steady g.
prime lSs do ls e CO. IKE % siss Se sqSa ssa SS o,s iss
isc Java, isc ec. singapore lsc. isc Ceyion i7Tc
JamaiSs jan se ss a asiyf tossa S Rea o &c.
20e. aexicsn l5r. lsc. savans, Ike I8c 81, Do.
iningo, l4c., all gold duty aid.
corToS.rhe market FOR this staple exhibited fair de.
of activity there being good demand for both spinning
and speculation and the of the timer,
though prices higher The offerings compara
lively moderate including s97 hscs arrive there were
sold $50 bales of which 2 taken by spnners 7ss by
specua.ors ana 80 by exporters For future delivery the
market active nt about yesterdays figures There
sold 100 bales, low uiddling for Juy
1896 $50 do. do AZ l9c $50 do 9lac: do for
Angus, at I7iec, 600 DO do AT 7so. loo do do ac
do for September al loc 100 do for October 1890 and
tae yesterday 20o 90 og July at lsc and 100 for
gust NJ l7ljc We annex the closing quotations
I1rLr..
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
'RIDAY Inlv Zl---B p M

FRIDAY. July 22--6 +. M.
The Wall street markets continue feyerish and
unsettled but the nuctuaiona to-day were attended
with less excitement
GOLD WEAK AND LowER-lDS A lls,s-
The dealings In gold commenced long before the
Usual hour Or opening the board. The earliest
transactions were ut 119x from which there a
decline to 1l8. on the advance In nvetwenties in
London, where the market was reported firm and
active. Later In the day the Germans were supposed
10 be buying, and rs the cable announced reaction
In London with a decline In fve-twenties to s1E
against So In the forenoon there was q pressure
to bny, under which gold ran up to 120X. Sill
later 1t was rumored that Napoleon was SICK and III
his death would, IN the estimation of the Gold ROOM
put an indefinite termination 10 tho "war,n the
price declined TO 1ls rcacung at the close TO 1854
The short Interest in the market has been greatly
Increased by sales the part OF those who regard
gold as being entirely above is real valne. Hence
the carrying rate showed some relaxation to-day.
The market Is essentially weak and while It Is very
doubtful whether actnai hoStilities win advance the
price much beyond the present quotation, it Ii very
certain that peace in Europe, II suddenly agreed
upon, would produce panic which would put gold
to ITO. possibly below that figure The course OF
a. Nhuv
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GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY

GOVERNMENT BONDS STEADY.
Ihe nome investment demand from private capi.
tai'sts ana savings aud discount banks keeps the
government market steady, ana prices snow little
disposition to fuctuate on the foreign quotation
indeed, the gold market now solely reflects the
changes In the London price, The following were
tne latest street quotations. United States currency
SKIES ll0A III; DO do 1884, registered ll2h
ll21; DO DO, coupon, ll24 1l2s1; DO. dve.twen-
Ties, registered. May and November IOsss 1887;
40 do', 1852, coupon do. 1887 lO9; do. do. 1864
10. do., 1851 l09: do. do. 1865, do. do.
1854 lo9; DO. DO, 1865. do. January and July.
ioI@ lo7H; do DO, 1867, do. do. 107ss 101A;
do do. 1868, do do, 1887 a 1857; do. ten.fortIes
registered, looA Ioeh; do. do, coupon, 1868. q
1861.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRMER.
There was general Improvement IN the Southern
list led by recovery Of to two per cent In new
Tennessees, which were in demand to cover specu-
iat1ve sales. The North Carolinas were steady but
barely 80. The following were the closing
prices;-Tennessee, ex coupon, 62h SO; do.
new, 20 cox; Virginia, ex coupon, "a a 6s;
DO new, 65 90; do. registered stock, old so a 81:
georgia skies. so s5: do. sevens 92 u 04; do.
do DID, 90 81; North Carolina ex coupon, 4eX so;
do. funding, 1865, 35 SO; do. do 1868; 80 a "a I;
do new, 90 81; do special tax, 23h "a; Missouri
skies, sSk 80; do. Hannibal and ST. Joseph, ssH a
80; louisiana skies, 50 10; do, new, 81 q 90; do
leVee skies, 70 a 70; 40 do, eghts, SO a co. do
Penireniiary sevens, IS a so; do, railroad eghts,
Aa So; Alabama fves, 20 II; do eights, 90 a 100;
do, railroad cghts, 90 9s; South Carolina sixes
Aa 80; DO. new, Jnly, rs a 78; do. do, October,
75a 80; do, registered stock, old, &c SO; Arkansas
seveDs, T3 = 78.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Attention fs called 10 an advertisement in auother T
column concerning Manitowoc county bonds.
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medicines but the favoe prescriptions of the
New York Medical University, incorporated institution Of
the STATE aud prepared with the views
number of distinguished living American practitioners who
believe that the time Is when educated physcaus
should arise and decisive effort to overthrow the
health destroying system OF quacsey prevailing in every
town and city and substitute scientific. responsible
dirsDiade In accordance with the principles or medical
chemistryin place OF the worthless dangerous patent
medicines flooding the country
A knowledge OF medicine and chemistry profound
that of physicians that have lived enables
warrant these compounds to be h- perfect curAyes
tor disease placed before thcpcopc What
almost Incredible the gs0nishng rapldity which
disease hitherto considered incurabc.
They combined with great from hne chemicals,
with knowledge OF her therapeutic properties and
ply Biological effects Nothing cheap, impure poisonous
has been tolerated in their composition.
They The finest prescriptions o. body OF eminent
American professos and have been thoroughly tested
OF the extensive and successful pTaciccs of the
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

NEW YonK MEDICAL USfy Enclosed nnd sl0
Send by Overland Express the following medtcincs .
The Cancer Plant splendid Alternative. The Fever aud
Ague Globuies have proved No shall do nne bust
ness Tn the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES In California. I
should like the agcEcy OF the State.
q. T. HENDERSON. NJ d
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Arcbbirhop pTannin.,s Deari,;ou.

Archbishop Manning, Of Westminster, England,
delivered the following definition OF the Council OF
the yaIcaD-iis authority, intent, WORK anu conse
qnences-a short time since. He said
In The year 1854 and on the sth day Of December
The Feast Of the immaculate Conceptioa-the Holy
Father published TWO documents, the one called an
Encycncal or circular letter, addressed 10 all pri
mates, archbish0ps and bishops throughout the
Whole Christian world The other called the Syllabus.
BON, the word ''SJilabus" simply meant c0ilec.
lVn or gathering together OF certain propositions
@ @mn,ch IN the eighteen years Of the Pontihcate, ne
xrm = ALREADY published During the eighteen years
n,useulne, ne had, in numerous documents and
.Maa In.r.ouS acts. condemned multitude OF The III
errors OF the day, and the Syllabus was
a, nonn2 m.re inan a collection from all the docI-
cns ~ th anu acss OF the eighteen preceding years
cl uivse cSrors whicn he had already con-
oemnen- Ihsf Syllabus contained eighty or
reference To-, TO those formal acts and aocu-
eaS an , n nn'TT M aneib h condemnation had been al
In mntie1s Of faiih partly IN matters OF morals n,
boih Of which, as they knew, the Catholic Chnrch
and the head OF the Catholic Church also by Divine
assistance, were infailbe-ihat is, they were The
ultimate Interpreters Of the faith and the ulrimate
sxposstos Of the Law OF God and that not by the
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

The specis shipment Tomorrow, but the amount
was vrionslJ reported as likely 10 reach about two
and half millions. IL Will he remembered that the
shipment OF last "Wednesday was only about rty per
cent Of she sum which reported beforehand. The
report assisted gold on iis upward movement to-day
the subsequent decline being helped by the lower
raseS lur ami tinlnASa Of q xchanue
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UNIVERSITY.
incorporated by the state of New vor,)

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF CANCER PLANT
This plant the powerful remedial for tue OF Blood
and Skin Diseases discovered in Mstera MedcA
immediate and permanent curative for all Scrofulous Can
cerous and Erptive Maadies The Cancer Plant 10 sold
upon the following vixAs Blood Purifier,
bottle OF this Extract ID guaranteed to real
virtue than dozen bottles of SarsapArila Ate
Tstve extant In less than the sales have reached
the vast number OF o00 packages Price - per package
(wttn book, or three packages Tor S5.
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English Isands .................. S0c s50c.
New Orleans s.................... sUc n SOC
MErALs-Ibe business IN Scotch pig unmportant,
but the market decidedly higher holders refusing sell
except at advance O 81 81 80 last quoo
tons owing the high price OF gold Egion was held At
$780, Cenganock at r36 Garsherre and COltDess xB No
sales reported In American iron the transactions
dmnutve out prices quite steady especially
the beat brands The sales 900 No. private
terms Or wrought scrap 100 tons were sold private
termsi No. American quoted ut $3Z $50, and
No. do $50 x3l Refined bar dull and
prices were nominal at *7S Rails du and We heard
or sales OF moment American quoted at $40 $I1
currency and English a5y $780, gold Russia sheet
quoted 1T lie c god common and refined bar, from
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

OfFICE BLANCHARD HAME Co.
PALMER Mass, May 4, 1906
PKorEssons The University Medicines s1ectng some
kabe here send dozen Cancer PauS
and Chenics, Ointment A u. CHAPMAN, Secretary
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FROM OUR LErTER.rILEs.

In order 10 convince the skepca this day publish
Following opinions, selected from y0ntary
given by Intelligent respectable people have the
UNIVERSITY MEDICINES Themselves, In their FAINT
es as moral guarantee that these maenihcent remedies
are totally unlike the patent nostrums of the hour.
sS.ptIsonuly appeared before j. W. Scott Presi.
dent H. Hsssert, Vice President: John O. Howard, 1rca
tuIer and George Powell Secretary OF the New
cal University and made oath upon the Holy Evangel OF
mighty God, that the following nro genuine unsolicited
tracts taken from original letters being da received
Insti. i.utlop.
WIN. II. RIBLET, Notary Public,
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Wheat In iar request but nj lower prices The closing
prices being about &c. sc below yesterdays quotations
There was some speculative demand however and, with
more favorable adyices Som te est, closed
more steady The sales comprise about 10000 bushels at
81 ~ for no spring. 81 ~ for No Chicago and to
No Milwaukee, l A do. ia siore 81 40 for prime do.
IN store and delivered ~ i2 for No 81 81 for
amber 0clyersa, al IS fer prime ~. do. IN store.
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NO FORCED CERTIFICATES sEQuIRED.

No medicines originated have genu.
Inc certificates OF cures IN 40 brief OF time. Ne
daily receiving letters from the country
patients and physicians recording the
performed by these remedies Many had
considered beyond the power of We wish
could publish these letters for the encouragement u
Afflicted but book OF nUU would contain them
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

Erie. 3S n az; Hannibal and St Joseph, 10T lo9H;
do. preferred, 1i5x q 1le; Columbus, Chicago ana
Indiana Central, Is y 1s1E.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRIcEs
The extreme fluctuations in the prices OF the lead.
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NO. H.

OXyDPHENYi.-P Professor SCOTS recssty discovered
cure for Deafness IL daily curing OF impaired hear
formerly regarded as hopeessy ncrabe Zee editorial
tces Of this modern chemical discovery nearly
publication IN America and Europe Price g package
with book or two packages for So
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THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

sweeping the country FROM Maine Me.Ieo
coming the leading Health Resiossiyes, and rapidly supci
sedng the old nOatfums and
their becoming enormous they now regularly
prcscrihrd by one thousand physicians
The New York herald., 1870-07-23

oG wsss wss dS y % sns ower o. for the best The
i D yellow oa re- sa 's% s%d he
saes being 10000 bushels at 6Sc 6rlc. for Western
po@as oss IS for canaas .' a ooaS Barley AND AND
sarey malt were stil dull and nominal. OF Canada peas
~ bushels, n bond, were sold at Sl IL.
FnriGurs- The market was very quiet but rates
I'D * the close & GI to 'S i%d ' %Sis aaur
al id n rna "a ,o.r a. e ~ d a. q a. he shassg eansss
and rates we're less hrm though previous ees
ally demsnaed The ensageuents were;lo Lverpooi per
oSr private terms 70 Icnson 500 bis aoaS
sos % a aryss, ~ S , 20 tons tsow at S and oo bis
bark br 70 2 Cork for orders with 7vo qrs grain at rs Va
btls ana about SOC q bark from rniadsirhia to
hayre or bnnkrk with 3oVo crude do. private terms
being scarcely any demand, and prices somewhat
es ss,Se ss son.syldte 20 sa g ss sss
T. s. IS us - oa.sss
= % q lbs; sie central e e.
ibs 7e lse Mnianoros and Mexican, Y a ibs 80
sc as1 @ scsoss 20 IA H IS 10 20 s &c. rs%e's s
pparaeseo, 70 S bs c ldc Bahia p 70 Y lbs isc
all gold. '''~'' '' " ~
LEATHeR.The marker for bemlock sole was fairly active
ihe demand being partly speculative butcheay for eonsnnp
ton anu prices were the quotsons appended
though We'll crop Was Is more active shoc:
in ' sr .aas s.Ss
usngs ass y%sr Ss gsms Ts DC
as%Ssss aa,ss g. s,e ssSc oa5sia,a sh no ass DO
s:s rs gSe onosS $s sS. ss Axe so do middle
2s poor da1ssssa, ait III kinds ana sssts vel sSa
Uno aI MISE @ aaa c nsewy c e mass ss
@ S de- Middle mo- sS ssavy se ss1 pSrsgD hidss light %s
2ue as Oak rough-Lishs, a3c s'c.; do, middle ana
1Assrs.-There was no change note in the market
pe was sns to
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stO CoSGRfbB SIHNET,
POnrf AM Nc Mail IGN

PORTLAND, Me-, MAY !, isf0.S
Professor SCOTT AND AssoCIATHs-The UNlVERS
MEDICINES are rapidly rcyo1tionizng the practice OF
medicine In Maine. 4 haye hveh hundred
t.1nts Here In Portland have take away two
thirds OF the doctors patients have nearly two
hundred ns, and establishing ten ngences day.
shall keli 31O0oO0 OF UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
IN Maine this on wi work.
enclose you number OF certificates OF "a en-, cures.
no, so . e pas 9f then can be found that is
MOBILE, Ala, May 3. 1870
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