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their Deadly Foi.o~s. sAosId apply .~~sSss.:Ss
DR.. JOHNSTON.
Msnbsr Of .As Royal College Of Surgeon, .Io..,.
,asss the greater part Of whose Gss S.sa M
s0scssd some Of toe most Astounding cut n,t
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
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'fis:. fs.... - .r. :oas of tn. SAD .aa ..l.aeao, 49,.
sd L.mos. Paine IN .hs Ass Dinnsss Of sisht II.
1uscalaI Po.er Palp,tas!on Of ths Heart, Dysp.ra ~
1ss.4I.s.Ti. i..!ss ss.c.. o. =. misa I sn ,,A,
s.ssa.s sosuss Ti@idi., se a.. 'ss: co., ~
he cAuss of snsr declining health osux tse ~, .
ns Wsek, pale, nervous ana e,sted hs,ne
1ensnmpsioh.
YOUNG hEN
Who Aavs iajarsd thsmsslves by ee,,sis pt,c,n \
iulgsd vhsn alone, habit rsqusIty ira,ssd m "
o3paAtsns. or - sob o, 'hs a1scss Of shish IN -
y fsis even whes aal~sp. ,"d. u OF cured, ssiss
| .vply t0msdsts.s
N.as . pisy ssai yosal msn sAs hsps stAN ssua,
he PRIDE o. hs passnts shOlld BE- snAtched ron ii
sess and enjoy of fe By eoasequesee o N
ing non tie path of Sasure. SD iHdulsns ssyAl
AARRlA01.
aslees thata seand min .nd body are the uo, ,,au
.ary EeQusises prolnots bal bappir sss lnd
ssshouS shsss the journsv through life = vsI n
;emags; the prospect hourly darkens view ~
Sac shsdowed With despair Oiled with III nsll
holy rsaecs.oa that the hspPin sno.hor all
| sith our own.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-05-29
CQHQN RR.

To the Denocras;c Vesers Of New Cdsns Cbu"'p:
0EHrLEAEx: At the solicitatiou Of numerous
sidsration for the once Of Coroner Of New
Castls County sutjest to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic Party. and hersb tender the usual pledge
10 support the Democratic nominee;
ANDREW C. ALEXANDER.
Christiana Hd.. Feb 2 lG72-tn
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2elttifal.
SA ERIlFALTY.

n aAe Etecsors u lvess C"sfie CoSatp:
FELLow CIrlsKxs:-I offer myself to your consd-
seAtiOn - . candidate for toe once " She!1n CT
the Democratic Party. pledsns n,yself u elected.
to perform the duties Of the ONCE with ddelity snd
% The best OF my ability. ,.
Respectfully yours. l6AAC GkUbb.
New Cestle Hundred. January Sd. l672-tn
SHERI
r. tie rossrs of tAs Democratic Party o( Nese
Cusie LHuwfy:
0sArLxnkN :-Encoursged BY many friends and
the datterng vote given ~ at the last nOmiha.
ton election. l sm induced to again offer myself
- : candidate tor nomination OF Sheriff tor the
County Of New c. tle plsdeine vcysslt to aGsoe ~
support to the successful csndidate.
New Castle Hd.. December q. lS7l.-tn
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Reject that sound min .ad Body are the nos, IN
sry EsQuisisss 10 Promote connubaal happ,rsss lde
sisnous thee the sjournsv through life becomes vsa,
image; the prospect hourly darkens view thV -
i.c shsdowed ~ith despair aud Oiled with he ns
holy rsdecssoa that the happnsssoi ano.hor NashI
~tkh
, 1872-10-18
Fires.


CINCINNATI, Oct. IA fire at Frankfort, Ky.,
this morning, destroyed the residences of vii.
liam Saffel and DR.. Sneed. The losses are S12,-
900; fully insured.
A fire broke out in the drug store OF ". A. Nc
Dowell, at La Grange, Ky, this morning, and
spread so rapidly that i've houses we're Burned
before the flames were brought under control.
The losses we're: the residence of Mrs. Keight-
ley, 8, 400, insured for $500 in the Imperial Of
London; the ehoe-shop Of J. /. James; the
aured; the furniture store of J. w. shannon,
$7G0; the residence Of Mrs. VIM. Nay, 81, ,000
not insured. Mcdowell lost $400 in currency.
The origin Of the fire is not known.
NEW YonK, Oct. l7.-St. Andrews Episcopal
yesterday: Loss, $4,000.
Special Despateh to The Chicago Tribune
APPLETON, Wis, Oct. ia severe fire, be-
ginning at an early hour last evening, did great
Among the buildings destroyed are the Levake
House, Two drug stores, two grocery stores, one
book store, one dry goods store, and the brick
building used by the Manufacturers National
Pank. The total loss is not far from $780, 1000; ;
losers are H. S. Blood, T. J. Ward, Mr. EDGE.
J. 3: Brown, A. G. Darling, H. Richmond, David
Smith, and DR.. Sutherland.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LooASsPoRT, Ind, Oct. ia FIRE broke out
here, this morning, in a large barn belonging to
MufQocK bfo8, and destroyed three large build
ings before it could be checked The loss Yas
great, but not estimated. It is said to he
we'll covered with Insurance.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 17.-This morning.
fire in LaGrange, on the Short Line Railroad. 26
miles from this city, destroyed four houses.
Loss about Sd, 900; insured $500 in the Imperial.
London.
fire in Frankfort, this forenoon. nearly
destroyed five residences, VIM sappIe's and
Mrs. DR.. Snead's, adjoining N1erriweather's Ho-
tel Loss estimated at about $4,000; insur-
ance; 81, 500.
, 1872-10-18

York to abandon her great System OF Water
Works to benefit the West. New York does not
derive much benefit from them. but the West de-
rives nine-tenths Of the benefit. He thoughs
the subject ought to be postponed. The sub
ject was then tabled.
The majority of the Special Committee on
Gambling in Trade presented report condemn
ing the System OF trade which substitutes reck-
to discourage loans to parties engaged in corner
lns. by exactlng such securities es will conhne
their transactions within their means.
Mr. Cranch, OF Richmond, presented minor-
lty report conlemninG cornering in stocks, gold
and grain as dishonest and Injurious to the na-
tional character.
h1r. Fairbank, Of Chicago, objected to the word
''dishonest," and doubted whether they could
stop it, as it is gambling, and gambling will al
Several delegates denounced the pernicioua
system of trade in cotton carried on in Pearl
street, by which sometimes three times as muc:l
cotton ia sold in day as there is in the coun-
try.
The majority report was carried
The committee who conferred with Canadian
candidates reported resolution that the E1ecu-
tive Council memorialize Congress for 81 ap-
preparation for Commission to act in conjunc-
tion with the State Department, in negotiating
d treaty with Great Britain for reciprocal trade
with the Dominion Of Canada on liberal basis,
which shall also include the enlargement Of
Canadian canals BY the Government Of Canada.
and the right Of American vessels to navigate
said canals under the same conditions as are in
posed upon Canadian vessels. The resolution
was received and made the order OF the day for
tomorrow.
The Board then adjourned until tomorrow.
and proceeded to the s1ip at the foot Of Wall
street to take q trip down the bay at the invita-
ton OF the Chamber OF Commerce
New YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Chamber Of Com
merce entertained the members OF the National
Board OF Trade in q pleasant excursion about
the harbor this afternoon, in the course OF
which Hell Gate was visited, and the Govern
ment works for removing sunken rocks inspect
ed. While returning to the city an elegant din
ner was served on board the steaner. Many
ladies' participated in the excursion, and alt
present enjoyed the affair greatl7
, 1872-10-18
RUMoRED ELopEMENT or BorEL~EEEpER WITH
ELLA WEsNER.

| RUAoRED ELoPEMENT OF HoTEL-KEEPER WITH
ELLA wEsNER.
| Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-h1r. Burroughs, known
IN this city as the former proprietor Of the EY-
erett House and OF the Continental Hotel at
Long Branch, and but recently proprietor Of the
Maison Doree, corner Of Fourteenth street and
Broadway, surprised his friends, few days
| since, by suddenly leaving for Europe. When
bis flight was positively ascertained inquiry re-
Vealed that he had taken al the
money his wife possessed end had
borrowed from his boarders what he
could, amounting to S1,100. Some disclosures
show that he went to Europe to join Ella Wes-
ner, the actress, who left in company with Jose
pl,ine Mansfield. Mr. Burroughs left behind g.
wife and two children. Miss Wesner is q
male character vocalist Of unusual merit, She
broke an engagement here to accompany Miss
Mansfield to Europe q fortnight ago, an unnatu-
ra1 attachment existing, it is said, between the
two women.
ROBBERY AND ASSAULT.
John Farrell, the young bridegroom who 90
mysteriously disappeared last Tuesdny evening,
at the time appointed for hisweddins WAS found
about midnight on Wednesday, in Water street,
near Slaughter House Point, lying near an old
steam boiler almost Gfeless. His clothes we're
torn from his body, and his face presented a
shocking sight. On the temples blood streamed
unchecked, and two ugly cuts, inflicted by some
blunt instrument, were close behind the left
ear. A diamond pin and S275 in cash we're
taken from his person. It is supposed he WAS
waylaid by some Of the thieving gang that
infest Water street at nightfa1, probably taken
from the wagon he was driving, beaten
senseless, and robbed. As he is Jet unconscious,
no statement of the occurrence can be given
Young Farrell now lies at his fathers
residence, No. ~68 Willett street. Miss
Mary Quick, the unfortunate bride, is
faithful attendant at his bedside. The police
have no clue to the perpetrators OF this foul
crime.
THE ALSATIAN9.
From January last to the LIST OF October it is
estimated that IS, 600 exiled Frenchmen have ar
rived in this country from Alaaca and Lorraine.
This week parties Of these immigrants have
been transported to 0hio Connecticut, and Hi
nois at the expense Of the Alsatian-Lorraine
Society. Boarding houses are provided for
them, where they are maintained free OF ex-
pense and for the last three months about 2, 500
have been provided with situations.
, 1872-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct 17.-The Democratic
Committee, representing five Of seven counties
OF the Nashville Congressional District, met
here today, and nominated z. J. Galloway for
re-election to Congress, and John Motley, Of
Wilson, as Presidential Elector. The District
Convention last week met and adjourned With
ont making nominations, hence the action OF the
Committee.
HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 17.-At the Conven-
ton Of Republicans Of the First Congressional
District, today, General J. Z. Hawley was
unanimously nominated for Congress.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 17.-Henry L. Dawes
was unanimously renominated for Congress by
the Republicans of the Eleventh District, to-day
DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 17.-Hon. James ".
Bomeyn, present State Senator from the First
District Of this city, WAS to-day nominated by
the Democrats.
A large Republican meeting at the Wigwam,
this evening, was presided over By Governor
Baldwin and addressed by Speaker Blaine.
BROOKLYN, Oct. T.-The Republicans Of
Brooklyn, tonight, nominated Al. Perry for
Congress from the Second District; General
Stewart T.. Woodford in the Third, and General
Phillips Crooke in the Fourth.
SYRACUSE, NY, Oct. 17.-The Straight out
State Convention met to-day and resolved to
prosecute the canvass energetically.
, 1872-10-18
KANE COUNTY CONVENTION OF LIBERALS.
CANDIDATES NOMINATED.

speciat Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-The Democrats and
Liberal Republicans Of Kane County met in
Convention at st. Charles, this afternoon, to
nominate candidates for county officers. The
following ticket was placed in the field: Sheriff,
N. B. spaulding, Blackberry; County Attorney,
E. G. Lowell, Elgin; Circuit Clerk, H. B. Towne,
Aurora; Coroner, B. F. Bussy, St. Charles.
General FaEnsworth, in q speech Of some
though truthful facts concerning the characters
OF few of his elandereTs, who have,
however, gone so far as to de-
mand his resignation. At the conclusion
Of the Convention, the following resolution was
adopted:
WHEREAS, The Elgin Advocate has rendered
able and efficient service to the cause OF Recon-
ciliation and Reform during this campaign;
.Resolued, That the said newspaper be recog-
nized as an able and efficient organ Of the Liberal
and Democratic parties OF Kane County, and that
thls convention urge all Democrats and Liberals
to give their support and encouragement to it's
dissemination.
The Convention to nominate Representatives
and Senator will be held at St. Charles on Satur-
day next.
, 1872-10-18
BRIBERY AND BALLOT.Box STufftNG.

New YORK, Oct 17.-Scranton (Pa.) adyices
report the arrest Of the Mayor and Postmaster
Of that city, with that Of several prominent Of
f5cials, on charges OF bal1ot-box etuf6ng and
bribery. These men are alleged to have bought
twenty cases are already IN hand, "
A despatch from Wilkesbarre, Pa, eays Inter-
nal Revenue Collector Hoyt, l.. D. Shoemaker,
candidate for Congress, ex-oIayor Lories, OF
Scranton, and Revenue Assessor Gains, of Pitts
voters at the recent election.
LANCASTER, Pa, Oct. 17.-Capt McD1elen,
member Of the Select Council, aud member Of
tho Republican County Committee, also John
Wittenger, a prominent broker. hare been ar
charge of issuing fraudulent naturalization pa-
pers MclIelen made strong effort to have
the charge against him Withdrawn by Mayor
Pyle, but he declined, ststiug thst justice must
be metcd out.
, 1872-10-18
PACIFIC COAST,
The Colorado River Railroad Aid
Project Abandoned.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 17.-Ihe Directors Of the
Colorado River Railroad publish 2 card with
drawing from the veto Of the people the ten
million subsidy: They say: We are reluct-
ant1y compelled to admit that after a. lilgent
that there exists g very general and fixed preju-
dice against any further railroad subsidies
therefore, under the decided conviction that the
people at this time nre opposed to granting aid
to railroads., re abandon for the present ali
efforts to obtain subsidy.
SAN FnASclsco, Oct. 17--The British iron
ship Aculeo, 199 days from Liverpool, went
ashore twenty miles south OF Heads, in q fog,
this evening, and is total loss,
, 1872-10-18

| Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, Oct. 1.-THE annua
| meeting of the Illinois Baptist Pastoral Unior
began in this city last evening at o'clock in the
First Baptist Church. In the absence of the
President,5 Rev. L. G. Carr was chosen Presi.
dent pro tenn. Rev. J. n. Hazen preached the
opening sermon, after which tho following were
duly elected officers Of the Union for the next
year: Rev. A. F. Farrow, President; Rev. P.
J. GLEASON Secretary, and Reys- G. r. Bailey,
Smith, and N. Bnttles, Executive Committee.
The Rev. Mr. Osgood, who was i'll and conse-
quently unable to attend, sent letter Of affec-
tionate greeting to the brethren of the Union,
and, on motion, Bro. Tolman wes requested to
bear to Bro. Osgood an assurance of the love
and profound sympathy OF the members Of the
Union entertained for him.
The Union then adjourned until this q. m. at 9
o'clock.
Upon re-assembling this forenoon, thirty min
utes we're given to devotional exercises, led by
Rev. ?. P. French. Revs. 8. Washington, G. a.
Quirelle and E. J. Thearle we're appointed q Com
mlttee on Religious Exercises; Heys G. E. Tay-
lor, A. c. Keene and r. ". Benton, a
Committee =, on Enrolment; Revs. F. G.
tee on Programme for the annual meeting Of
1878; and Aevs. J. Bulkley, J. D. Cole j. A.
Smith, D. P. French, G. s. Bailey, and e. ".
Riley Committee on Obituaries.
an essay Oh cnu1cn Ql6clpllne. bj ReV. w. r.
Webb, D. D., WAS read, in the absence Of the
author, by Rev. G. E. Hewett. Rev. ". 8. Post,
D. D., read an essay on the doctrine of the resur-
rection. The Committees on Religious Exercis-
eB, Enrolment, and the Executive Committee
made reports, which we're accepted. With this
the Union adjourned until 2 o'clock this after
noon.
The afternoon session waa opened with prayer
by Rev. A. s. Ames.
A report from the Committee on Obituaries
showed that the following members OF the Union
have died during the past year: Rers. William
F: Forrest, J. Z. Tolman, c. q. Coo, and J. Y.
Rhodes.
The Committee on Ide Library made report
recommending its purchase for the Baptist Theo-
logical Seminary at Chicago. The report was
adopted, and Brothers Griffith. Hewitt, Cooley,
Coon, and Rckerson, appointed Committee to
solicit funds with which to purchase the same.
The Committee on the next annual session of
the Union reported that they had selected the
Rev. T. ". Goodspeed to deliver the opening
sermon.
A communication from Dr. Rhodes. Superin-
tendent of the Illinois Institution for the Educa-
tion of the Blind, was read, inviting the mem
bers Of the Union to visit said institution. The
Union voted to accept said invitation, md at p.
m. adjourned, and in a body repaired to the n
stitute, where they spent some time.
This evening, at 7 o'clock: the Illinois General
Baptist Association met at the First Baptist
, 1872-10-18
NEST INDIES.

HAVANA, Oct. 16.-A decree has been issued
the deficit in the budget, and provide for future
expenses Of var. It establishes tax of e24 on
every slave hired out, doubles the present ex-
port duties and war-tax on real estate, increases
the war-tax on bankers and merchants. On I'M
ported goods the war-tax is increased 10 to 20
per cent. The decree ia to go into effect the 1st
Of January, 1873.
Alexander Del Rio, apothecary in Remediso,
has been convicted Of treason and sentenced to
be executed
, 1872-10-18
National Board OF Trade.

- NEW YoRK, Oct. 17.-At the meeting Of the
National Board Of Trade to-day, Mr. Hazard
spoke at some length, giving statistics to show
the National character of the Erie Canal He
said the enlargement OF that canal would be an
inestimable boon to every hamlet in England, by
cheapening the staff of life, and to the West, by
furnishing cheap transportation. Mr.. Opdyke,
Of New York, said it Tould not be faiG to ask New
, 1872-10-18
CHICAGO, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1872

Democrats for Congress, last night, in the
Ninth District.
Algenon S. Sullivan declines nomination for
District Attorneyship.
The Tammany Conference COMMITTEES met
tonight. but failed to decide on candidate for
District Attorney. It is said, however, that
Judge Garvin is now out Of the race, those in
being John D: Townsend, Charles Donahue, and
Ex-Kecorder Smith.
, 1872-10-18

Church in annual session. Rev. F. D. Kicker
son, Of Quincy, preached the opening sermon,
after which some business Of no special interest
was transacted, and then the Association al-
journed till tomorrow forenoon at o'clock.
, 1872-10-18

NEW YORK, Oct IA Harrisburg despatch
says that the straight Democrats Of Pennsyl-
va1ia met yesterday, and adjourned Oh the rec
ommendation OF the Stats Executive Commit
lee, that there was no necessity for the nomina-
tiou Of an Electoral ticket.
, 1872-10-18

-! General Van Wyck was severely injured at
Middletown, n. T., yesterday, by 3 fall.
- -Two-thirds Of the Erening Dispatch, Of st.
Louis, Was sold yesterday By ". T. McHenry,
to D. Robert Barclay, On basis Of 912o,o0o fol
the whole paper.
, 1872-10-18
NEW YORK CITY POLITICS,

New York, Oct. 1.-THE Tammany Conven-
tion, last night, completed it's city and county
ticket for the forthcoming election.
Judge Hike Connolly Ras nominated By the
, 1872-10-18
BELGIUM.

- BRUSSELS, Oct. IA Paris Communist, who
has surrendered to the authorities hero, con-
Trauppman, who murdered an entire family near
Paris.
, 1872-10-18

5GWEHRIo F3lF1~,
Err, BLACK. AND O'NEilL.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WILMINGTON, ILL.,, Oct. 17.-The mass meeting
here to-day VAS q grand SUCCESS. It outnum-
bered the 0glesby meeting BY threefold. The
speech Of General Black was The finest
ever heard in the place. General Palmer made
amagnifcent speech in the evening, followed by
General O'Nei1. The procession OF mounted
Greeley boys in the afternoon, and the torch
light procession in the evening, was very fine.
Old viii is all right for Reform.
, 1872-10-18

SOUTH CAROLINA PoLlTtCS.THE MOSES
TICKET PROBABLY SUCCESSFUL.
Special Dispatehto the Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-The success OF the
Moses ticket, according to advices received to-
day from South Carolina, is assured beyond all
question. One Of the important issues in the
campaign just closed there concerned the cleo
ton Of United States Senator to succeed Saw
yer, the present incumbent, whose term expires
On the 4th OF March next. The SUCCESS Of the
ring ticket foreshadowe the election of r. B. e.
lott, at present member Of Congress. The
latter is black as the ace OF spades, and Preei-
dent over the Convention which nominated Mo-
ees for Governor, amidst such turbulent and dis
graceful scenes.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Oct. 17.-The Moses State
ticket is undoubtedly elected. Ransier, Elliott,
and Rainey, colored Republicans, and B. F.
Perry Democrat, are elected to Congress. The
have elected several Representatives to the
Legislature.
, 1872-10-18

LIBERAL MEETING AT WILMINGTON
ILL...RlNG1NG SPEECHES BY GENERALS PALM :,
Err, BLACK, AND O'NEilL.
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FINE ARTS.

VNORKs OF ART FROM THE COLLECTION OF HIS
w Imperial HIghncss the Prince Napoleon .--Messrs.
CHRISTIE, MANSON WOODS respectfully give notice
that they will se by auction, al their gcat King
street. 81 yames square, London, Trsday May o. and
two following days. Works of Art from the coDecons OF His
lures BY old masters. chiefly of the Italian school mani
cnque cent? Bronze Figures, Macca Marbes Sevreg
Vases, Arms ana Arnor saved from the confagraton OF
the Paeis Royal 80 numerous Decorative Objects inc.ud-
ing nnc Forcntino Mosaic Tables Brouze Candelabrn,
Vases and Lamps mssnincent Dessert Service Of git aud
glass Dessert Services mounted with ormou
handsome svcred Dessert SERVICE by Etxsn ton guam
ty Of Engraved Glass and other beauul and costly Oh.
ieots Catalogues may Dc had 10 New YORK. at Messrs.
knoodlcr Co.'S Fine Art Gallery Flfth Twen-
yseoond street. aud Mr. William schaus, 7.s Broadway.
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A LARGE ASSORTMENT 1F BOOTS SHOES, TRUNKS
"A and vaises at the Great Family Shoe Emporium $50
Broadway prices. W. D. BIGELOW,
ROBERT IRWIN.
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TRAvELLgas' GUIDE.

LTOR CATSKILL-THg STEAMER NLvERsINK CAG
tain VIM. Donshue, will cave Murray street, on Rstg7
day. March 80 et6P NJ for Catak an-ing at Cold sprnS
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REWARDS.

COx a KING, DETECTIVE POLICE AGENCY, q
- Bro,Sway ana II New street established
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