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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

CINCINNATI, Dec. 80.
VIM. M. Il. Hawson, a well known
broker of this city, died last night.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

~ .s-Fshe: phissao T,f9une aa,a Times. the
: '~r''ssfs.e sf,r5fstS'e ani1 ttol2tt and the
Si',eiintt NJ G6ihulel~ftt md ~. Iopis
;ssapn0kce1s bara tired or setting TN
opponents gaa3f TIC Republican,
fihSs, 10 Gov, Ggg!esby for Senator in
Illinois; soabaf for few days the
{ = oYc'Hor has been walking over the
course. FREQ 4.or, ty,a;,. :, 1880 i
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

A member OF The Mexican Congress
a railroad bill the other daY,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02
A GREAT OFFER! rs HORACE s.o1s v.

a Gas3H W ! Ettl 49, Rrosdwa2
will dispose OF 100 PIANOS, MELOnI
ard ORGANS, OF six first-cisss naked
ending Waters, at very low price
cash. or part caqii, anc bal In
monthly installmenis. New-1-oc;av4&
aAs PIANOS. rnocern Improvement
S175 cash. Now reai y q CONCERTO Pa
OR IAN, the mos, heantifn, style md n
tone ever made. illus' rated Caialcgncs
ID. sheet music and music mcrs handis
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

3OLD li2x.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-01-02

Now TIE London Times is going to
end oaFa Livingstone ausasssals "a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fatally injured.

Fatally injured.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE llY-
wheel Of Robbins " Sons rolling mill
burst to-day, mjuring six persons, one
fatally.
Earned.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, June 1.-THE
courthouse of Green county, with all
the records, was burnt.
Victory of The Insurgents.
HAVANA, June lI--Nincty soldiers
were surprised by the insurgents near
Nucalan. Forty were killed, including
the commanding officer.
Failed.
PrTTSBURG, June III. r. Mclean
Il Co., bankers failed to-day. LiabiI-
tiles not known. Mr.. Mclean was ar
rested at the instance of the Exchange
National Bank.
The Cholera In Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, June ia sickness
resembling cholera prevails here,
Three fatal cases and three survived.
People not alarmed.
r0isOming Statement.
CHICAGO, June lit is believed
that Mrs. Iorkc's statement Of poison
ing are the rawlings of IN insane wo-
man. She is scVcnty-two years OLD
and had been crazy once.
Negro Hung for Rape.
NASHVILLE, June 17.--l'hc negro
who ravishcd "A lady three weeks ago,
who since died, was hung by the pco-
Die OF RntherlOrd county.
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NEW YORK.
Esht Thousand Italian Children kidnapped
They are Brought TO America
and Sold into Slavery.
FIVE suNsrROKES YESTERDAY

NEW York, June IA morning
paper says that at the present time
Ihcre are between seven and eight
thousand children who have been kid
mapped from Italy, held in slavery in
The large cities Of the United States,
Sew York being the great center The
children are brought here and sold
at private auction, prices RANGING from
one 10 four hundred dollars for boys,
add one to five hundred dollars for
Girls - IL exceptionally pretty, the
prices rule higher. Two little girls
who play yiolins together in Wall
street, said they were bought by their
present owner for one thousand dol
lars. Since the first Of April three
hundred and eighteen Of these chill
drcn have arrived here.
Fiycsunstrokes yesterday; one fatal.
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a cum, three years of age, ola Mr.
Richards, living ON North Houston
street, came near being sullocoled,
yesterday, by nplllow falling oycrupon
It's face, while asleep, Its unnatural
breathing attracted the attention Of is
mother, who was seated in the next
room, and upon going TO the bed found
It rcspirmg with great difficulty, with
pillow lying across IL face,
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AUGUSTA, GA.
Murder OF IA Father and Son in h"s"
field. y. end OF an Gid Fcud.

AUGUSTA, Ga, June II. 49, Arthur
Glover shot and killed VIM. Glow
miller and his father, Lowell Glow
miller, at Edgcfeld, S. G., this morn
inc. Glover and Lowell GlowmiiIcr
had words II few weeks since, during
which Glover cursed him, and young
Glowmiller threatened to Kill Glover,
Glover sent for the father and son to
meet him in Il store in the village, and
ON entering Young Glowmiller was
shot in the head by Glover with Il der
ringer, and died instantly. The father
appearing on the scene was also shot
in the head by Glover with another
dcrringcr, and mortally wounded,
Glover surrendered. The affair creates
intense excitement in Edgefeld, where
the parties alc we'll connected. About
thirty years ago Lowell GloWmillcr
killed Jas. Glover, an uncle Of Arthhr.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18
PACIFIC COAST.

The IEcnuIen Chinee T"cnty-Ninc
Thousand Of Them waiting 10 Come
to California.
SANFRANCISCo, Junel7--lt is stated
that there are twenty-seven steamers
Elm Chinese waters, waiting to bring
Wcnty-ninc thousand Chinese to CAL
iiouiu.
The news of the sale of Huntingdon
and Hopkins interest in the Central
Pacific Railroad, TO Sharon and others,
is confirmed,
Jordan 4 co.'s Candle Factory burn
ed. Loss $4,000
The Board of Supervisors will act on
The Mayors veto Of the Chinese pig
tail ordinance until next week.
y. c. RaIston succeeds DR., Mills rs
President Of the Bank Of California.
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FROM specimen of wine furnished
us, yesterday, by Messrs. Ulman " Co.,
we venture to say that these gentle
men are not cxcclled in the South fora
better or n finer article of this liquid.
Call over and examine it.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18

KANSAS CITY, June H..

KANSAS CITY, June IT.
Cattle-Rcceipts 020; shipments $40.
Prices to-day have ruled firm ut yestcr-
days quotations ON certain grades, VIZ:
GOOD butchers stock and native stock
steers. Eastern shippers have operated
more timidly, on account of discour-
aging advices from Chicago and Other
points East. We quote the market
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18
WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WKENzIE'S MRIICANRlID
lie IN Endorsed by Generals sherman
and sheridan,

Of General McKcnzic's expedition into
Mexico, from Texas, bears the follow
ing Endorsement from General PM,
Sheridan; ~ take pleasure In heartily
approving the conduct of General Me
kenZic as gallant net, and the only
course to be- pursued for the security Of
life and property on our side of the
Rio Grandc Is 10 do ~ Mckenzie has
done. do not believe any boundary
should exist between us and Mexico,
when we are defending the lives of our
citizens and protecting their property
against the mercilesS hOrdcS to whom
the names of murderer, robhcr or thief
applies is covering their deeds The
gallant act of Colonel Mckenzie Is best
recorded in his plain, narrative of the
event. can only add that the Gov
eminent ought to stand by Mckcn-
2ie.n
The report, with Sheridan's indorse-
mcnt was Endorsed rs follows by Gen
eral Sherman, "l'hc conduct Of Col.
Mckenzie is fully approved. If the
attack was made on Mexican
soil, rs the report does not indicate,
it is clearly the duty Of the Mexican
government to complain. Until then,
the War Department has no official
knowledge that such is the fact, and
will not take any action. II is my
opinion that when band Of murder
ers, frcc-booterS, robbers and outlaw,
make the recognized boundary line
between two nations ut peace as the
safeguard for their crimes there can he
no lust cause of disscusior, if the law
ful forces of either nation pursue them
for the purpose of capturing or ending
their deeds of violence
The total amount Of back pay re-
turned to the United States Treasury is
Sl92,O2l "a, and the number Of Scna-
tors refusing to receive il, tortE-siN.
The Treasury Department issued an
order closing the United States Depo-
STORY ut Cincinnati, and assigning all
business to the Assistant Treasurer W..
! c. Davis. who recently qualified.
The Legislature Of Texas, in view of
Mexican depredationS, provided for
equiping a volunteer force forpfotoc-
| ton.
The PoIaris.
The widow of Captain Hall is still
i'm Washington. She did not come
here to represent her needy condition
to the Secretary Of the Navy, As stated,
but to see the EsquimauX and learn
the particulars Of her husbands death,
but was disappointed, as they had
been sent to Maine. Mrs. Hall was
always confident of his safe return, but
l.. ran Ia, N,rytIlI
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DALLAS, TEX A..

We take this OCCASION Ia thank Our
tricnds for past mNors, and rcspcci.
fully cali thcir attention 10 our i'm.
mcn.c stori,, which We ARE Just rccch .
ing direct from thc priucipai manu-.
facturCrs Or the N0rth and West, pur-
chnsilng dircc, from first hands for
cash on the spot, and awaiting our
selves Of every advantage 10y shipping
la ear iOrls under special contract,
aud by cur own labor almost freeing
ourselves from store expenses. We feel
confident In oar ability ~ oncr 10 our
nicnds and 10 HE public generally our
Immense sioc,s AZ better rates and
more uniformly low iguTcs thau has
cycr before been offered Ia The interior
Of Texas.
A. basis and iOuudntiO of our
business, We guarantee every article Ia
he as represented, o. money refunded
NJ Our cNpensc Of transportation.
our success la busincsS depends en-
tirclN upon establishing u Wholesale
trade IN Northern Texas, aud We only
ask u fair aud impartial trial, ana II
ciOSc comparison Of uniform prices
with those oI Shreveport, galveston.
ana NcW Orleans with TrCigbtS added,
ana Wc chccriuiiN abide by thc dcci-
sion of the SAME,
DARLINGTON, MARSALIS a 90.
Gmdu
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Desirable Residence for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his resi-
dcncc, corner Pacific avenue and Houston
street The builhing is one U1 the best and
most thoroughly finished Ia the city, aud has
all necessary outhuildings attached. For
terms, inquire of W. II. Thomas, at the bank
ing house of CASTOR & Thomas, OF Of
gd,vWtf JND. W. SW INDEl4l4S,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18
planning AND SAVING.
Dallas BI'nss and Iron Foundr
Main Street DnllaS Texas.

In connection with our Foundry and Hack,
smith shop, We have Just put in new anu
complete Planning and saving Machinery,
and are prepared to nil all orders for saving
and planning lumber.
Prices in Currency For dressing lumber,
~ per l0l feet for rcsawing, 20 per ~ icc''
lGhlm ANGEltSN NOBLE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18
Hoods brigade Re.Union Eighth An
nunI Mecting.

The meeting of survivors of Hoods
Brigade will take place at Barton's
Springs, near Austin, on Friday, June
q, 1873. All members of the brigade
are cordially invited to be present.
c. NJ. WANKLER,
President II. b. Association.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18

SEVERAL names are left out of our
Directory in to-day's issue, hut will APP
near tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18

Foreign.

LIVERPOOL, June l7.-COtton opened
quiet. Uplands, sI@9d; Orleans, SIG
LATER-Cotton dull but unchanged.
Sales ten thousand bales to spectators,
and two thousand bales Tor export.
From Savannah and Charleston, dcliv-
cradle in June 93-led; August, Lied.
Lard 33s and Cd. Breadstutls quiet.
LONDON, June 17.-Consols 92g@ OBJ;
Elves S9i.
PARIS, June 17.-Rents 56f and &c.
Domestic.
Cotton quiet. Sales 2S3 bales ut 20}c.
Futures opened for July 20sc. August,
u Lie; September, l9@l94. Flour dull
and heavy. Wheat quiet and steady.
Corn quiet and unchanged Pork held
firmly at Sl5 80 for mess. Lard quiet
and unchanged. Turnpentine steady
at 45l. Resin, 81 so for common
strained. Freights firm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-06-18
NOTICE. MATTE MATiCS

DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, May 81, 1873.
All who wish to obtain n practical knowl-
edge of common mathematics In ten days,
Will be pleased To obtain the services uf Ed,
+. West, il they cam My children have been
to him two days, and they have obtained
more satisfactory knowledge than they ever
did, under good teachers, in four months
with the old mcthOd. j. r. BEAVER.
We Obligatc to advance all regular attend
ants, who can read and writcand understand
multiplication division aud subtraction,
mOir in ten days than any teacher can In
five months with the old method. We are
satisfied thpt he can, for we have been only
two days, and we have learned more in the
practical work Of mathematics than We ever
aid under good teachers in'tuur months.
n. u. FREY,
J. II. BEAVER,
\. +. HEAVIER,
ll0dSwlt j. = BEAVER.
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,ol,. M fOIIoWiug WI0tntiOns

Hogs-Reccipts continue very light,
and prices are nominal AZ " 5O@3 90
MrTcHENER, GREENE X Co.
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Arrival and Departure of Trains NJ
Dniias.
STAGE LINES.
TEE MAILS.

Lancaster and Waxahatchic mail. 500 p. III.
Denton mail closes Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nights ut 500 p. M.
Clcburnc mail closes Saturday and We'd
ncS,luy nights ut 900 p. III.
ONCE hours from Su. m. to , p. IN. during
the week. On Sundays from $50 to lO'D H. IN .
The office will be closed one hour each
day upon the arrival of the Northern and
southern mails. WIN. JONES, j. NJ.
, 1873-08-31
D.AlI!EY'S DIVERSION.

How Mar. II. A1Mlssctl himself Mt MIR.
untl Mira. Iar0lyal'S E1penscs
Nick Brown mud wife earn an honest liyeli-
hood by sitting most Of tho time, and now md
then jumping up 10 deal out to eomo poor devil
q glass Of villainoug whisly,--at 1eass, Browns
" Mountain Dew" played Nick with one Bailey,
who, aftor partnking Of tue generous beverage,
mlstook Mrs. Brown for barrol Of wator, aud,
down in Il playful manner. and raiscd 4 bump O.!
comhativoness over her loft eye that would p'lz.
zle any blind phgenologias. Like any woman OF
spirit, Mrs. brown would not stand tllis; 80 she
ant down for fow minutos, aud thon wont to
he'd. Tlon hor husband mildly ejocted hlr.
Dailey from tho prcmivea, and ho went away: :
he wants it. Now Bailey didn't want my such
thing but lie got up before thv SUI, and wont OH
q geological expedition. His search was sue
ceaHfut, and lle gathered up fire collection OF
specimens, mostly granite. The law OF pro1ec-
tiles has been subject on which Bailey Inns be.
slowed q great dcal Of attention. Ho thought
they would go. lie lid, aud thoy all fell against
tho habitatiou OF Nick Brown. The Browns wero
slcoplug tho slcop OF the innocent, when
they woro rudely disturbed by u noise they could
only imagine to bo nlado by charge OF the
Bridgeport six hundred. At Inst, wishing to
know the cause Of oil this unseeM1y nproar, anu
remembering ut tho anmo time TINT tho part Of u
general is to plum, not execute. Nick sent hlf
bottor l.nlf to rcconnoitre. She obeyed,. and
found Mr.. Bailey, In hia oxubcranco Of RplEits
knocking Mt the door with twcnty-pound rocks
Luckily, aftor but one sido of the hollHe was
demolished, mn officer rushed on tho eoono ol
action aud persuaded him TINT 1t would DO worry
proper proper to pay lis reHpccta to Judge Banyon
which, with great reluctance he did, and was
ONLY charged S5 and costs.
, 1873-08-31
Dvhronfurth,s Business College.

Wehave before ua tho annual prospectus Of m In
slitution long ago recognized Of the Anest cd,-
caona n,ca In tho country, Dyhrcnfurths College.
II has already hreo branches: tho business college
over fooeya 0peralluuBo, tho West Side Elurationa
College, Mon. ISL and 1856 milwaukee, avenue, and the
Tis college founded In 1858, and incorporated In
1862 aud is Of tho oldest aud hest educational in-
Htltitona III the Wcst, whero It ~ rccog-
yato establishments. On md aftor Tomorrow,
IL will bo found permanently located In tho upper
aoors Of element l: sayors' Ano new marblo-fr0nt
building, Nos. 2B4 aud 250 A!itWHhkeo avenue. This
has loen built aud arranged with special View to tho
been handsomely fitted NJ, with tho boat Of modurl,
furniture, and tho rrcsi'lont cordially fnyitca visit
from tho fr1eutH OF tho college.
, 1873-08-31

Horsn-S -ShoolnE.
There ia m impending revolution III the nafihor OF
dealing with tho foot Of tho horse. How 10 Bloc tho
horse in order to gvo TINT good aud great anin,Hl
perfect easy and natural motion aH boon an unaolvod
nrollo for several years. Nature, truth, Bounl rhi-
iosophy common acnsc and orao philanthropy on
tho side Of tho new aud humane theory. The new
doodenough stoo nnd Bystem having general
hearing al at and arc baut 70 bH aGne IT. by he
yzS % s, rSr s o4f o. aye ea'' ona
away the aoo md frog putting re1.ot iron on to hGof
fastening ,envy soes with hig hccl and ton talka.
hard, dry md fovcriah hooa, eorns, qaurtor-oraeke
contracted fcet spring knees, drop s9lo 9nl corkeI
inflammation, a,lI tho horao bcco1nca }amc, bar
round ahoea the Inst rcaort takng rnr Of Tho
from tho heeBa bringing the bearing across tho
tho Octtor tho bar holds tic heels In vice; to
horse can't stand such treatment long; oTcry stop
tho hocla; every step Is blow aolid. which causes
puin nnd swelling Of tho joints shoulder lanencss \ Is
bar Of iron. Iho aoodenough nhoe and system pro-
vents this destruction Of tho foet. After faw yoars
isrity, auorly rovouonizns tae system
T sssoSs s oor s1sss 81 Ssw
fast anil Valuable horses, have adopted Il, and done
buggy mud toan horsea tha. to revolution hns reached
chitsgo 1rayton King Co. pssstie9l hoss,ssl,osrs'
12I Michigan ayonuo, havo l!ad difficulty In getting
general hearing III favor Of tho now systen The
lino Of omnb,scs, Wright, md other livery stable
men, mud tho majority OF Arnla and private citizens
having largo interests III horses, have DECLARED IL
favor Of Tho common serao an1 u.e practical humanity
Of tho 1oodonouRh Hoe and systeAa. Mayor Mctlill
visited the slops OFFICIALLY abort tmu alnce studied
te subject ssw l., Illustrated a nm Snd
Tho 9oodonoush hoscsoc IL not substitute for tho
frog but MD a1 projection to and tho rest Of the
foot. It keeps tho frog tho ground, aa nature mr.
ranged aud planned II, when 1t absorba moisture mud
narts 1t to tho hoof keeps tho foot III growing and
healthy state, and expands tho hoof retaining its orig
inal siapc, beauty, aid perfection. Tho doodenouR
ia concaye and co.vox Shoe With no suction n nc
boarng T. suitable for Light m mud heavy ofsos It rro
raj action evory part Of tho foot structure. rnyson
Kns g. take great pleasure ~ oxhtns sda tS sss
their ahopa aud desiring to wncsa tho application o.
their system. Call and Bco them. Tiny Mlso soil thf
Shoes aud nails y tho keg or ton Mt New York iactor,
prices freight added.
, 1873-08-31
Tuesday, Sent. 2.

Owing to the continuous demands Upon the time OF
Col. Clarke to accompany par.ics to Washington
Heights o ia obliged to restrict himself for this pr-
roso to Rot days. which viii bo hereafter the Tuesdays
aud Thursdays OF each week. beginning with Tuesday,
Sept. 2, as announced above Thoeo wishing to OK.
anime Morgan Park, with view either to Investment
form opinion as to its cs!rnbilty as place or
resJ,euco can call at No. II CAnmbtr Of Commerce.
and obtain free PASSES any Of tic aforementioned
days. when Col. Clarke will be glad 10 70 with them IN
uorsou and aow tho advantages clanlch for thus H.il
urb Trni,s leave from tho Chicago, Rock island 4
Pacific 1sairoad depot, foot of fasale street. Time.
payent, and al othor necessary information. may
ubtaucd at the oAico Of Tho Blno Island Land mid
Building Company, No. II Chamber OF Commerce.
, 1873-08-31

clothing, loading manufacturers to tho n,,nbor
Of dozen, and tho Toxtilo Manufacturing Aaso-
citation Of tho WoBt nn1 South tnkc lnrgo apnoo
to exhibit cotton and woolen piece gootls. III tho
department OF tibors tlloro will bo full
anil lne display Of silk, wool aud cotton.
Tho Agricultural mud Mineral Departments
are crowded by exhibitors from tho Western aud
Southern States and railrondB having laud-
grants.
The Department Of Natural History ia 1argo
and interesting,
The American world will begin tta miniature
exhibition on tho 25tl OF Hcptomlor It, Chicago.
That it will DO grand and Unparalleled nuccoss
Is assured beyond tho possibility Of doubt.
, 1873-08-31

Tho Vienna Exposition is 1nconscously tho schtclo
for an Immense amount Of bogus advertising. All, or
nearly nll, tho great sewing-mnclino companies arc
tclegraphing over tho country TINT they havo been
awarded tho frat premium at the Exposition. The
following authentic dispatch Is quetua all such
elana being taken from Tho New York IicrGM al oY
Saturday Aug. ~. aent by tho President OF tue singer
Company:
"V1ESsA. Aug. 10, 1879.-snger Sewing Machine
Company, Now York city, Vienna Exposition, first
chints also tho medal for tho best specimens Of work
DONE and tree meRlR to employees tor superior exccl
1enco of productions. INaLEE A. 1loTEA,
"president Singer Machine Company"
, 1873-08-31

sevcnty-hye miles savedl Commencing Sept.
], 1873. the Woodruff improved rounda raror aud
alcopng-eoaches will run On tho Chicago, Danrille T.
vincenuea Railroad from Chicago to Evansville VIA
Tcrro uautc. Tllcae cara leave tho depot, corner
of Canal aud Kinzie streets, Mt r. III. duly tnndays
exceptt1}, and arc not surpassed for elegance md
comfort. This Is the only Company running through
tu Terre Hanto, Vincennes md Evansville Tck.
cts and slecpingcar accommodation can 10 occurred Ut
No. LOB Washington ntreet, and ut depot.
, 1873-08-31
The Knabe Piano,

Tie woll-known m,,Rio firm Of Julius Bauer h Co.,
whoss atore ts In Potter paers palatia hotel, OIL the
corner Of state and Mouroo ntreota, have received
large consignment of tho celo Knao planca from
Baltimore ThoHe WHO have tricd theHa supoth 1netru-
onts and know tur real worth ~ compared with tho
miserable al@eons oGerod by Ho1la rival firms, wiz
do wull nRfect this last consignment before pur-
cllnslug puos Of another make The central situation
Of the atv1a will facilitate such N inspection.
, 1873-08-31

metropolitan Business College,
Nos. 105, 1o and lo3 Madison street, tic largest busl-
ncas collegoin tho WeHs, oors nequaed advantages TO
tose who desire practical educAlnn. Iffo achular-
ship for full cunrso iii all departments, only $50 Day
nna evening HcssonA. StulontG can enter ut any
iIn,o-
, 1873-08-31

Dr. q. q. Perry, thu Rklful Doratoogtst, OF No. ~
Bond street, New York. who has opened M oiico at 1877
South Clark street for fow weeks, cures with pro-
Rcriptlons especially alaptad to tho nature Of tho cape
falling, loaa, ind unslnley gray hair, t!andruH ring
worm, Hat-rhoun, any dlseaso or complaint OF the
scalp. Send for circular.
, 1873-08-31

Even this drll Hcaaon people continue to hsy furnt-
t,ru Of Colby Ttrts Nos. 294 and 294 Bsate street,
from tho fact theis goods good, md prcea low.
Colby Il Wirts employ largo number Of mon III t1n-
tshtng md upholatrrlng furniture 40 that their Gus
toners can rely on tho work they turn ont.
, 1873-08-31

Preserve the Complexion.
Unnatural ret'ness of tho nose, p!mpIy crurtonst
1csh-worms, hlackhcals, untImcy wrinkscs moth
patches, freckles, moles, and warts arc positively
cured by Dr.. L. g. Perry, ot 10 nod street. Now York,
whoso Chicago office Is 1H7 South Clark street.
, 1873-08-31

Chicago Muaioa1 College,
No, 400 Wabash avenue. Tho full term will commence
fopt 10, aud the booka open for registration
Mr.. Florence zogGold, tho Director Of e College, lGs
returned homo from Europe, nnd Ills oillce lnrs "rn
from to IA and 10 y. IT,, ut No. 4O3 WabaBll
, 1873-08-31

DR., Kahn's Now z FORK Anatomical Museum
The Anatomical Museum, No. l41 South CLARK street,
tcAilcu being tho largest md most scientific show
produced In the cst IL daily receiving larRo additions
Of tho higheat moral standard aud Ii gaining every
day more in favor with hip patrons.