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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-04
THE INTERNATIONAL CODE.

Rev. DR.. James B. Miles sails for
Europe, this week, in the Algeria. He
goes abroad TO assist in making ar
engagements for the International Senate
of Jurists, which is to convene at Brus-
sells next October The object Of this
meeting Of eminent gentlemen from
different countries is for consultation
upon the best method Of preparing an
international code and the most prom
ising means Of procuring its adoption.
GOSSIP PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
The new paper, The Scythe, which
the Patrons Of Husbandry are taking
so much interest in, has its editorial
rooms in the new Bennett Building on
Nassau street, corner Fulton and Ann
streets, Extensive preparations are
being made by the conductors Of the
enterprise for fierce warfare against
monopoly.
Since the arrival Of the Italian Opera
Troupe. great numbers Of curiosity
seekers crowd the magnificent sales.
rooms Of Horace Waters, 4sl Broad
way, osteusibly 10 select pianos, or.
gaus, or pieces Of music, but in reality
to listen to the soul-thrilling perform.
auccs Of the celebrities who daily
throng tie establishment.
The other night a policeman Oh lis
way home was attacked, and being IN
armed, was nearly beaten and shot 10
death However, being plucky, lie
held out, and finally captured and took
70 the station house two of his assail.
auts. They turned cut to be two men
who had drawn lots in their gang to
kin the gHcer.
At the conclusion Of the run Of the
Black Crook at Niblo's, the Yokcs
Family viii appear at that theatre ia
spectacular pant0mime
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Marriages,

Ass 11aatesats uEr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-04
NEW York LETTER.

tue LAEoBrRs' CHAMPION COMING TO AuEE.
TcA-FRosrEgrs or THE FALL DRY GOODS
TRABE- ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE INTER
NATIONAL E--GossTr--P PERSONAL AND
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1873-06-05
SPECIAa NOTICES.
SOzOd0nt.

An article that is at once teeth preserver1
aonvenient en% H to use, it's exceeding popularity
does does % not surprise any one. Time has .ally es
tablishel the fact that the SozoDoNT possesses
these excellent qualities in an eminent degree ge
It has Iegitimately acquired the right 10 posi-
ton upon every toilet table.
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spalding's Glue, always up to sticking point

~s- No invention was ever so important to
The residents of warm climates as the Venetian
Blind. Admitting the air and shaded light,
while keeping out the heat and glare, they are
absolutely essential 10 the comfort of our sec
tion. IF the houses of any of our readers are
destitute of these valuable contrivanees, they
sbonid at once send their orders to P. P. Toale,
Charleston, S. C. Ho makes ali the w0rk ne
sells, and guarantees satisfaction on all Bnnas,
Doors and Sash from his Factory. Send 1or MS
mice list. Sent free ON application.
, 1873-09-17

menssins: nor body sho roi'ei iaStfa?; Upon heSs
hei tight aeroaa nor cheat il TIM sayers wllia tho
left vas fung oareleaaly behud hor bnct, nf.or
e eo.s aS n s ha ss
thing "1, can Indulge in lto br!lllancy and oect
for .Ge hcnon: ot tioHo outside t1le rorea. 1le;
.gainst evorythina outside Of tic spirualiato pals;
tSfS o no1ro :" S nsefsa Ill.,
rated Gen Grant, arart1e tho American 1asion crit
c os tn h WSom 70 @ many uaa" naaSo at ortss worshp
an their 1,cloomcr, explained how tho third torn
waa to 10 accomplished tlrengn E..rope;an
street operations aid slowly b surely tended 70 tint
-trcoleve. This reached, tho oyo Of tho woos.
hull dilatod tho thin lips moved ilerrously md tho
was waesa Th s tint
y and ruro woman at work. Tie audience ns this
tme xoro speboa 1Isa .hey paid 50 cent? 3D.
fearing ioao Of The rncrcd words, crept under
iolng tonsuc drank ii tho words Dr. thy wee from
their e1ni,'onY clanste source only occasionally , ,',
@ ad hsy wero ind M sr it, a,es
fairly drowned III tho tt,,nderns cheering and STAMP
Ing Thus, Wien Victoria Expressed her M readiness 70
by opening the dangerous pinrln with 1ack.knite
w,ci Bho said she cnn hold in klnrsaek nlt tho
virtue, Rl0 Rd fatl.aEo contained III tHe Fno #IeH
eho launched forth ler choicest blingagato uron tho
Young N1er'a Christian Association gociettes, tho
hppausc wns tremendous. Tic attack upon Tho would
power Ho treatsd to an,nehinX very choice chorc
In fact, tha 1t need no be reproduced. Tito biggest
room, Eentloan or Indy, to confront her with tho aa-
enrauce that he slo lho confrontor. Of course waa
puro. She put It differently, hut mt Is Whss T.
several Of tho n,ost ardent ilscplos Of Woodruff arc
yolng and rojoice in the tit1o Miss" aud the Wool
111, ,1,411a ,Hf1 n
| up, Why IL this th1s7
| Tho meoting adjourned as O'Clock to mcos again
| in tho evening. .......,..
Tho evening meeting Of the sply!ualistio Conrsn-
tion weu attonuod. fhour speeches were ~
duge III by tho members Of thu Ass'ciaioN MD 20
thosu who attended, ehor outsiders naidora tho
| spcecLea proved dooply Interesting,
, 1873-09-17

Lat eyenng number Of hrcmont headed by the
Fircmans uornot Hand, assembled at the houae Of
Matt Denner tho now Fire Marshal, who lYos at No.
10 Harrison street. for tho purpose Of testify
Ing lilo satisfaction Of Tho Department Mt
hts appointment. Tho party appeared before
tho house Of tho now Chief nfout O'Clock, aud
startled him by o loud tuno from tho band: Wlan
Icnnor appeared Oh tho front stops, Hall 70 tho
Chios was payot with much energy. Ittn nennuF
mada hating Breech, tho substance o. which was
that he wanted tho company to como within DOORS az
aurnB them that the hospitality Of h!s house was
theirs. The invitation accepted, aud, after tho
boys" had deposited teis "dua" III tho larlor, tlcy
descended to tho dnng-rooM in tbs banenicilt, whero
they found tala sir rad that gEoancd will such e-
icaces ~ could l,o ilastiiy guttcn NJ; bsIs!ltr
lid tho lo!1ors ut tho head of tho table
with . grace Tint waa naturnl, hnd Eonle
OF h!H Areinon asHiAleu him, "J'le boys,
WHO sat ceircled around thu tahla, Uxh!tcu tIelr
qualification That }euner ther head ln Numerous
uatnt speeches tAt larke, to 10 aure, iu n!s. brt
woro woiEhy with genuine goud feeling anu origlnAIs.
ty. THUR relnarka would AaSo, persuaded
Hny citizen that Neunor was tho clouu
of tho members VI tlo Fire Department.
md tlnt tlIoy would work under him lerluIs !uy
would work for nolle other.
Several aylnctlons by Tic band, llnder TIN excellent
leadership OF Mr.. 1!enrd Ihors ttuker uf No. en
gIue, addeI much 10 tho Spirit of tao entertal''-
Ment. - ''
al ]p,e hour tho gathering broeo up amidst t!s
heariest OF good "lll.
, 1873-09-17
FUNERAL or GEN. hfcC00K.

Cro1NxAvl, Sept l8.-The body q Gen. Edwln s.
cCook wAs 1aA in thu cousf4cry Of !la Scottish Rite
Masonic Totnpo, tl!a forenoon, aud Viewed by vaat
number Of people, Thu funeral took rlnce in tic To1n-
kniyha Tu1npar. THO relatives r1escnt were: Mrs.
MaGooR, mother Of deceased; Col. George g. Me0ook,
widow; Daniel McCook, Q cousin; md Julu McCook.
sou. Gov. Burbank. Ut Dakota Turrisogy, anl other
fronls, were present. After tho eoryices,
in by tho Rev. Mr. Gray, of Christ Church., and tito
Nsy. II, D. Moore tho csAet takeu io tho hearse
aud tie procession began to moNe. Ths Newport
soldiers from Newport barracks, headed tie process
sion. Large delegations Of Kn!ghs Tenpar nnI asa-
sons followed. Everywhere tLs people thronged tho
ErcatH to Witness lib moving Of tho solemn corego.
Tho body VIM luriod ut Spring Grove CemctcEy.
, 1873-09-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF ClticnNo.

Ann1vED............a .aspt, ID
schr l.. A. Burton. osweso, coal.
Bclr JhnGa Couch, Buffalo, coal.
achr J. +. Tracy, Msntstee, lumber.
aclr Il. NJ. Stanton, hanisteo Lumbar.
achr Ol'ppsr City, Mnnisoc, lumber.
scow Ho,ilh 1Iavuu, Bo,th Haven, lumber.
Btenn,-hnrgo Annto Laura, hIuskegon, lumber.
Bcow Ilowonn Who Lake, timber.
Prop u. r. Wade, Port Huron, Bnndrios.
Btrnr Corona 81. Joseph, anllrles.
Htn,r hlpons, Aluskcgotl, nunlries.
Htmr hIanitnwoc. Two KivcrH BuElrtes.
Prop @. ]. rruesdell, Green Bay, anniries.
achr Q. shaw, South Haven, tanbark.
Bchr Argo, DhiloyB p4er tarbarh.
scow -Four Drothors, Holland, tanbark.
Hchr g. D. Dousc1nan, Clovoland, coal.
brig Commerce, DufYhlo, coal.
schr Il. O. Albrocht, Dufinlot coal.
achr Metropolis, Eric, coal.
scllr Myrtle. h1unkcgon, lumber.
Prop Badger State, Buffalo, s..ndrtea.
~ - CLEARED. ......... .bopt. 10s
Bclr 4. 0handier, buffalo, 47,044 bu corn.
stnr Arona, Muahcgon. 500 phgs gsocertos, 100 sks
stnr hlan.owoo Milwaukee, o. br1s oil.
Prop Antelope, Buffalo, 5000 bu corn.
Barge q. Dolton Buffalo, q, 600 b,1 corn.
Prop Columbia, Montroa1t IL. 900 by wheat.
| Largo o1otnont, Buffalo, $4,000 bu curn.
| Prop Arlzo1n, buffalo, 90 900 bu wheat.
Prop Arizona, Erie. 900 brla flour, 5oo tea lard.
ssr ssr 3 Brass ssayep nrS saad sso Sa sh..
sehr Annie Sherwood, nuffalo, 10. .4oo bl corn.
schr Q. Shaw, Grand Haven, 90 kegs nails.
| NIGHT cLEARAHcEs.
Prop 1daho Buffalo, 10000 bu wheat, 1,422 bags 1az
seed, 500 brlA flour.
stmr Japau Erie a. 500 bu vhcat so brla corn neal
29t laga aax seed, 90 br1s spirits, and sun-
Prop CITY of London, oollingwood and intermediate
| points, 944 bu corn 20 iris pork 22o bu onts,
| 14,200 bu Wheat go brls lour, aud sundriea.
, 1873-09-17
BARNS BURNED.


Six stables Destroyed by Eirc ncnr
Tsventy-fir1t Street,
About half-paas o'clock yesterday afternoon, tho
occupants OF tho Woodruff House, cornor OF Wabash
ayeuuo and Twcntyarss htrec were aarstl by seelng
donae clouds Of smoko isautng from barn III tho rear
Of tho house. An anrm was sent IN from
nox to. Tho fro originated in ono
atoyy frame building, adjoininR tho 13nrn,
oroMpicd carrontur-shop, by John feteher: IMs4
fro then communicated 10 ". II. Woolrn1,s bsrn,
which was totally consumed Loaa about Fl ooo fully
insured, barn III the rear Of No. 1T Twcnty-frst
street no1. attacked, and partially conauncd
Il was uwed by I. y. 1athe., and occupied 1y d ~ y.
!Arker 1toba on buil1ng and contents, sl'2Vo
rear of No. 123 Twpnty-lrat atreot, wna
partially consumed. Lops 5000; insured. II YES w
owned by Parker Dresser. oilc-Rtory hArn III the
Of No. 19l TweuylrRt street alAo tcstroyeds
Iosa s4po; Insured. Although mna oi tho Garns ae-
stroSstl contained horHes tiny were all saye bomo
Of tho bar1ors Ut the Woodruff House we're no oxccd
that they moved their thiugs out Into tie stroet
, 1873-09-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW Ionk, Sept. 1G~-aioncy weu easy at C@7 per
cent until jst previous to O'Clock md whom almost
all the brokers Ind 1uade up their bookaccoun8, price
was bid TO l-32@l-l6, with very little business.
sterling quiet mud 1r, at 81 for GO days aud 9t for
sight,
Customs rocoipts, f6a1 GOO.
Gold quiet and steady at 11@l1,sc, closing at
11se. Lualls woro from to pee cent fur carlytn2
and 16A to 4lat for Borrowing Clcarngs SUI Uoo
lilo Assistant Treasurer disbursel $3o0,o00.
Governments closed Etcaly.
State bonla were dull aud morey nominal.
Hocks wete alternately woah aHl strong. Tho
weakness was married. III Rock Iaard aud Wabash.
The doclluo In these sarcs wan partially duo to their
being freely sold y parties backing Canada Southern
paper. Tho decline tn Rock 1Aanl WAS iua1o the
occasion Of general gossip, 1t reported tlat tho
President Of the Company WAS scrinnH!y III that 10
Waa 4 liberal sclier that tho Company Ind mado
loans to Tho Cauada Southern that tho lIy1lulll
would 10 reduced that 8hori out West had aoizcd
locomotive md train Of TO satisfy judgment
against tho Company, anl that tho !0ompnny
WAS calling new STOCK Tho Vanderbilt ah1res
have been exceptionally strong from the buainess Of
to-day md 1t would appear as It Enutterhllts party
were uovoting I'll their energca to sustaining oue or
Two stocks. hoping by that to keep thu markat
from breaking. Az often Western Union lays OIL,
tho rematnlnK stocks tho Nctiy0 list follow suit.
Eric hna ruled lower than yesterday. Rock Island
opened at 103ztGl0s fell or to 104 rallied to 105h,
and finally broko to 103{ Wabash dUclncd from COZ
to 59s. Western Union from 69.< to p01s, and
left on at s91t. Lako Shore ranged bnlweeu 2ol3s
u1 ato iu the lay, when ranetiou to d took place.
1l,cY rtc hnar
, 1873-09-17

BUFFALO, Sept. 1o.-Oa.slo-necoins to-las, IN"
Guiding reported arrvala, 23t3 total for tho week.
nyance last wcolss cosng prices, owners asking
eado highor but aa tho aay advanced FndS boesmo
dance Of huyers wns Rood Tho quality Of Cattle much
bettor than laat week: sovcra primo droyoa n TIC
yards. About 12oo dispoae1 q: saes. zoe Illinois
ateorr, ~ 1.129@t 68a ms, At s5JO6Gbo: 100 Ohio
Blcors, az 0CoG31 ISL is Mt f42s@e.70 ITO Michigan
hteera. NJ 876l 020, at $37060u 100 Tcxnn ntocrs,
Ay Gao tbs, at $i25.
Sheep aud Lambg-noceirss today. including ro-
kct not fnrly opened. buyers holding OF.
Hogs-Recorts .o-dny, Including rororted arrivals.
300 total for tho weok, 1900. Market active and ad-
lAat wcoi saioH Of illinois, Ohio aud Michigan hogs,
~ 400 to 2l0 lbs, at $4.BJ@5.10.
, 1873-09-17


A light has been established on tho southern ex-
tremlty OF Poverty Island, entrance to Escansba.
tcll-soconl revolving light has been substituted
for ts h1el Light heretofore exhibited from Tho Fort
Aux nagQuoa lighthouse.
Tho Quilted Htatcs steamer Michigan while en- rnuta
to Dotrot .nnle call ut lond Eau aud took aol'na-
ings OF tic chnnuel Tho Hupkon eripa which iey at
tho outlet Of tho harbqs haye hcon removed nnd there
ls how depth OF sixteen foet Of wAter botWeen tho
piers but not 1noro tau ton feet on tho inside, aud iu
many paces less Tho Light IL locAoa Oh tha oas pier,
on tho starboard hand whilo going in.
Tho schr barge Hcrachol one Of tho four barges lu
tow Of tho Heaner Dix at Tho ttuio OF her collision,
Friday morning, separated from hur mud rroceclel Oh
to utralo hy tho uBo q sails. Gu arriving at Point al,
peeo, during tho night following nhe hshosa tas
tho pauny, and coon atter commenced sak!ux. H,s
ia attcu wifi II sos bushels Of wheat tron 0hicaio
sud belongs to limo Of haraca owned BY Capt. E. u
Ward, Of Detroit.
The Detroit Tribune Esys tho t,,g aamsou has
tnst hecp engaged to tow Through to Chissgo no p
ea hasKen, which ara 10 load grain for Datlalo AMI
to bo orsA direct Lack to tholr Iestinson. probabl,
other tugs will Ia secured for tho ea1ue prposc. Yht
eehoonur tergss Uranus and Planet, nearly 800 ton.
buydeu each, with carrying capacity FAR hvyond that
Sere to lssyS Detroit for oh!eago rurxdny n tow
the y, v; Ward, Dr., for esrgoss Of grnn: Until III,
| cA1ne out III tho spring.
, 1873-09-17

LoAnoH, sout. lG.-'rho weather throughout England
to-day is wut and unfaYorahe for orups, Tho rates Of
discount III oren market fur three iaonts htlls is
per orns Or LILO ror reut tclow the nank Of
EnH1aul rRtea. Tile nniol,utA u bullion Withdrawn
frosn lMnk of England OH balanco to.lay, I1o,ooo.
Cotasnla lnr ,nonoy, y3,s5oa,4 for account, e31@-
0121 aaus VI G7 baa do, 63,- olli 96,t; lo-aos.
1UH; now 5u, 0l14. 1rip, AK. ~
t'uirs Ut petroleum, l01{te1lh; refined, 14i(GltAd.
Sugar, aaa, 2da 3le925s III. Talow 4as Tnrponssnet
32a.
FnAsEronr, Sept. 10.-1'anda. G5s. old. 97H.
rAi:!a, aept 1b.-lseHles, 67f a1tsr, 0x-ntrreSt
1AyEnrool., Sept. la.-t,otton quiet nllddlng TIP
lal..l, ID Orleans WI aules U,G0p bailey; Antri:
can, t5o0 speculation aud o1post, 2,ooo. Salss os
, 1873-09-17

Tho following Ia = record Of yoascls transferred
during tbs nlonll, al August, 1873:
schr Grace 4. Ohannon. whoo, ". g. ElBnwood to
], u. Scott aud II. L. Brown, II, ,00p.
6chr Qrace A. Channon, whole, j. d. Scott and II.
L. brown to II. Chanuou aud H. H. Graham, $2l ,O00
csnal.boat J. csott5. wholo. rhomaa Finnor1nan to
oanai-host John cartor, whole, Thomaa Loo to
Michael Byrnc.
Prop Depow, wholc, bradley Hawley to Mathtesoa l.
Hegeltn zinc Company, 81 900.
schr E!izn, whole, Joaiah Nond to George D. Rankin
$2,90D. ~
Oanalboat Harry, one-half, n. D. Mead and ]. II,
Ackurat to George =. Pnrlngon, 81.
Bryan Laoy, $500.
danal-boat Harry one-hnlt, Joasph O. Douglass to
Bryan Lacy, $500.
Gnnal.boat Industry, onc-hss, Frank Hopkins to
william aud Henry JpWoll, $3.50.
BcAr Jim twothtrds, Eli Duahano. ct a., to Joseph
Turgeon, $tO0.
Canal. .boat II, q, I.oom.s ono-half Daniel Hcnno-
dck to Nancy Robinson, 81.
scow Laurel, oue-thrd, II. Peterson to A. hlikke1-
schr Madison, one.third. Ole Anderson to Fred
Hamlin, $7bQ.
oanal,post Novelty, whole, A. Il. shulonbury to
William II. Alo1l.
oanal.boat Onondaga, one-helf, George and Henry
6lnedtey to LuciuB L. 3kwyert $3.50.
Btow Whlto Oak, whole, Janes Elliott, ct al., to r.
A. DorIysop, 800.
, 1873-09-17

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. lo.-pAasED DowN-Props
Winslou, b. Richmond, A. Young, Bradbury and
barge. n. Mills and bargcs Concord mud barges, Day
City and bargos; aohooucts Oneida, Wheeler. poto-
mac, 8. N. Ross. ...-
Bahama, st. Lawrouce, X. Wins1ow, Higgins JoneB,
City Of Hanitowoc, g. Mollison, D. Sonora, Stalker,
Donaldson.
WINp-NorthweBt
DErnorr, Mich, Bopt. tB-EvonIng-rA DowN-
Prowa 1ndin, Trader and bargoa City Of Toledo,
Estabrook and bargea schrs Ida Keith.
PASSED uF-props Ocean, Philadelphia, Pacific,
Gcnsva and barge, Isaao May and barges; bark Van.
vnlkenbuIg.
WtND-NorthwcAk
, 1873-09-17

NEW yonx, Sept. 10.-Au branches Of the jobbing
trade wore active to-aay. Tho market for cotton
goods roro steady anil regular. Medium and fne
6lcached ahistlngs yoay bT1ak md IN short snppy;
spirited demaud. Cotton md wool hannela very ac-
tfye Shawls and droaa gooda briak. Cloths, oVor-
cuttings, and fancy casamcrea selling frooy at steady
, 1873-09-17

Te.e ncve At unchanged rates. or ut for corn and
to, and 2ic for whoat to bswago The charters wero
To Buffalo, scrt J. D. Sawyer and pamltco, wheat Mt
13ko; eciirs Starlight Harrison, D. T. Bruce, E. II.
rortch, Naiad, Zack Chandler and Owaaco, corn at
12ko. Tho schrs Unalilla, City Of gainesville, and
gonrd Of Trade were previously engaged 70 load whent
To Mngsson4 4ya, aor a TMo FGa Wheat At a2G &c., To- o.
rlatt barley Mt 17.{c. To Collingwood, schr City Of
milwaukee,, corn 1t 9ko. TO sarnia, prop H. r Wadc,
through. Total III capacity equal 10 100 900 bl
wheat, 20o, 900 bu corn, md ", Goo bu barley.
, 1873-09-17

orlcana on the basa Of good ordinary, deliverable
November and Dccotnbor 1-lod.
changed.
Droadatufga nEm: receipts Of vhcat for Tho past
three days, 49, coo quarters American 1000 bu do
corn, ., ono qilartoEH; Amuricau, ID, 900 bl.
8plra Of trpcnttnc, 32@32a Cd. other art1eloa an-
S1aatH
, 1873-09-17
The IEXAS EDITORS,

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1G.-Tbo Texas editors, after re-
returning from the seh,nloat excursion thta after
grounds, where MI elegant collaton ,yas spread and
lMrakon Of. lArgo number Of prominent merchants
Of Tho city present, and the Tc madb to
feel thoroughly ut home. aut. .Gov. johnson delis-
erud an eloquent address, aud speeches wero ado BY
Waiting our theatres nnl ether pcch Of alnscn,en
aud to-morrow thoy will 10 still furhor entaraiucd.
, 1873-09-17

This mode Of treatmont for Chronic Caarh and ts COM
pieations dors csoenttay from all ohors prosont-
od to tho public, With the following result: ,
1s The most nafntu aud datressine Catarraa
Inflammation roovod 1t by snglo application.
3D. It sottens tho haonsd socreious which obstruet
tho nasal spcsdily giving tho greatest
comfort md rp!tef to tho nutforer.
Cd. It daodorizes tho ulcorated surfncoe removes the
discharges. aud rcAtoscs tho ohausva b.cah to sHeot
meas.
4th. Itrestozes tho Of taso aud solt. ioss Of
sotce donness, duoEd Of ylsion aud loss Of uomory
whun thoso tho rosulta Of Catarsh.
6th 1t neutralzos aud tho poisonous action Of
tho dfseasa tho thrUat and this consumption
Aud latt Of ALL complete snd radical oura Is fully
tsbElshcd.
VIC kindly tavo tho multitude who suffering from
this loatsno dLHaass to test hts 1eattpcnt Judge OF
Its no1ts for theasGlvca.
CONSULTATIONS FREE
Unqucstlonabe Rofezcncos Giyen.
RECEPTION Houns-From 10 a. M to II n,.. and from
1tnE Ep
, 1873-09-17
SPECIAL.

Cstarrh prevails ovoFywero IL confined to class
position In lilo, but aocta the high and tho low ths
rich and tho poor tho ignorant aud tho lcarod and the
profession ut large know not what 10 tn With It, whilst the
1nnunorab1o quAck noatr4ms with which tho country s
flooded, like toarma In the hands Of ohdrcn arc contln.
uay operating 10 tho risk and por Of those who untor
tunately within thute range.
Long etsays hayo been wrtton this subtoct, oah-
orAto thoorios advnneod nnd speculative and cxperi-
montvo troatment multiplied afMust to unlimited
tent and oil without discovering tho ruo and char
actor Of tho dseaso auRostlng the Ut euro;
yot tho whole philosophy Of tha auboa may bo Rivcn
few words.
Tho nop1s, throat and facial oavlscs covered With
dolcato sonsttyo mucols nc1bAne. which Is atnddod
with hundreds Of little Glans which, in health aecsed
mucous, to ubrcata aud koop tho parts moist. Rcpoated
colds, gasos, duat and Impure air. lrsitate
tato md diaoasa thcso glands, whom they bocomo
urged and ssoreo tuztoad Of mucous toso Impurities
from tho blood which otherwise eliminated from thu
systom by tho bowels, tho iivor, tho nk!n and tho KID
neys.
How to roatoro healthy condition Of those glands Ia
just what enolcs nuccEBs, In tho tront
mont Of this oonA7o snd aa1nin:y prevalent dloaae
, 1873-09-17

hut few ycseela entered our llaror yesterday, md
fl, eorquel,cy hut little rud ls fr1rle III r.;ard tn
The accidents sn snhoss cnustd y tho Hrv're storm
Of tlay heturn yesterday. 1u addition to thn yrisev
roported aHorn on the Nrhjgau ki.ie NJ Thu luke yes
tefuuy lItre arc ulEo aslnro tho scow Sta Star aud
schooner Persia, both at White Lake
, 1873-09-17

East Liberty, Pa. Sept. 10.-Catte- ARRIVALS, 15s
cars boat, sG.o0G025; medium, $5009s:75 com
mon Il. $500 stockors, $oso9 bulls, $22'9
2.75
uogs-Arrlvals, 90 cara bcst phiadolphia stock,
$5.o0ia5.10; Yorkcrs, s4.70@l. 90. a.
Hhecr-Arrivas, 81 cars; bcst, S. .259560 medium,
$4.25a54.75; common, s.. .oo@37s.