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The Osceola times., 1873-08-02
uanpy indeed is the man an

- Happy indeed is the man and
woman who learns the lesson OF
gratitude for daily blessings, for
unbroken sleep, for convenient food
for the necessity OF labor, for the
discipline of sorrow, the enjoyment
of ones senses, for pure air and
abundant water, and is not cLvious
or unhappy because his brother
commands something he cannot
enjoy.
"A young man named Wanz, OF
Milwauki, in want ofsomething else
to do, wanted to Ole, and in obodl-
encc to his wants, shot and killed
himself,
The Osceola times., 1873-08-02
= Tho 0India rubber

Tho "India rubber hustle" is
again heard from. This time it was
II Brooklyn young lady, who was
thrown from her carriage coming
down the hill from Prospect Park.
She made ninety-seven and a half
bounces in all, and was finally res
cucd by a hook and ladder compa-
ny, from the top of telegraph
pole, where she had struck in at
tempting to complete the ninety
eighth bounce.--Ex.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-02

-"An intelligent class" said
Edward Everett, "can scarce ever
be, as u class, vicious never as a
class, indolent. The excited men,
tai activity operates as counter
poise to the stimulus Of sense and
appetite" This is tho national
idoa Of our system. The care OF
the nation is to fit evory one for a
better citizenship, not only its
priests, or 1t aristocracy, but every
one, and q better citizenship must
come from a better education OF
the masses.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-02
"A general who served in .h4

"A general who served in tho
volunteer army was asked, a few
days ago, "What do you think
ought to be done with the Modocs
to keep them from fighting again !"
Z" Send them TO West Point; thatli
take the fight out of them + was
the prompt reply.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-02
Vhn lntost In tho ,vnu of

The latest in the way of self
praise is an Indiana editor, who
played few tunes on an old banjo
under his office window, and then
thankc cd the serenader in his next
issue for delightful music.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-02

A high-school girl, just grada-
ated, said in her essay: " Let us
avoid she irivolities of life, and
pursue the noblest ends" The
next day she was moved to tears
IN an agonizing attempt to decide
the proper shade Of blue TOR her
complexion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16

Rheumatism
Neuralgia.
WE CLERGYMEN
WE'RE CURED

of Chronic and Acute rheumatism, Neuralgia
Lumbago, Sciatica, Kidney, and Nervous Diseases,
after years OF suffering, by taking DR.. Filters
Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup-the scien-
tifc discovery Of j. Z. Filter, NJ D., regular grad
uate physician, with whom personally ac-
es exclusively with astonishing results We be-
lieve il our christian duty, after delibcration, to
request sufferers TO il, especial
ly persons in moderate circumstances who cannot
afford TO waste money and time on worthless mix
lures. As clergymen we seriously feel the deep re-
sponsibiity resting in publicly endorsing this
medicine. But our knowledge and experience OF
its remarkable merit fully justines our action.
Yours truly, &c, Rev. c. IL. Ewing, Media, Penn'a,
suffered sixteen years, became hopeless. Rev.
Thomas Murphy, ID. d., Frankford, filad'a. Rev.
Buchanan, Clarence, Iowa. Rev q. G. Smith,
Pttsford, New York. Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls
Church, Philadelphia. Other testimonials from
Governors, Judges. Congressman, Ply
sicians, &C., forwarded gratis with pamphlet ex-
planning these diseases. One thousand dollars
viii be presented 10 any medicine for diseases
showing equal merit under test, or that can pro-
duce one-fourth as many living cures Any per-
son sending by letter description of affetion
will receive without charge Qf considered curable)
q legally signed guarantee, naming tho exact num-
fund amount paid in case of its failure to cure
Price per bottle, 1920; can be bought as used Attic
ted invited 70 write for medical advice on above
diseases only No charge for reply, which VII con-
tain much valuable information acquired by life
time practice. 10 cor1p8lsion 10 buy medicine
Address DR.. Filter, Philadelphia. Printed explaua-
torls of the disease also furnished
O. BLAIN & Co., Agents, Plymouth, Ind.
junc19,- Is-n521y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16
Beyond the Mississippi.

Thousands have already gone, and thou
sands more are turning their eyes towards
new homes in the fertile west. To thoes
going TO Missouri, Kansas. Nebraska, Col
orado, Utah. Wyoming. Nevada, Oregon
or California, we recomeud a.cheap, safe,
quick and direct rcut ria St. Louis, over
the Missouri Pacific Railroad, which runs
its fine Day Coaches and Pullman Sleep
ers from St. Louis to principal points in
the West, acitt0ut chdage. We believe
that the Missouri Pacific Railroad has the
best track and the finest and safest equip
ment of any line west of he Mississippi.
and its connections with roads further
West are prompt and reliable. The Texas
connection ST this road is HOW completed,
and passengers are otferd first class, all
rail route from ST. Louis to Texas, either
over tho Missouri, Kansas d texas II. r.,
RIA SedGlid. or over the Atlantic & Pacific
X r.. ciG FiRRa. For maps, time tables,
information as To rates, routes, &C. we
refer our readers 10 |. G Wheeler, North
ern Passengers gent, 70 Lloyd St, Buff
alo, y. Y or E \. Ford, General Passen-
ger Agent, st. Loueis, No. Questions
will be cheerfully and promptly answered
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16
FOR SALE NOW.

50 acres good land, 12 improved, in Green tp.
30x acres of fine land adjoining Plymouth, with
Ane Vineyard, Evergreens, Fruit Trees fol kinds,
snd Q large number of young trees for SALE No
buildings, but dwellings adjoining can be rented.
VIII be sold on time at less than its value.
East half of lots 147 and lab, Plymouth, with
good frame dwelling on each. with six rooms
Lot 4, Brownlee's addition, frume dwelling, one
story, i've rooms.
East y lots and 8. Brownlee's addition, story
dwelling, 8 rooms.
Lot 5, Wheeler's addition, with lot adjoining,
good dwelling, shop and stable.
West half lot 15a, Plymouth, in the very center of
basinees.
North - feet lot 4, Plymouth, principal bust
ness block.
East half Of lot g, Plymouth, principal bust
nsss block.
Is lots on Jefferson street, very cheap at half the
price lots lees favorably located are selling.
lots 1875 and 117x feet residence, with shade and
fruit trses and shrubbery; as desirable location
that can be found in the county.
80 acres uninproved land, good Marsh and tim
Der, n German township.
- acrss adjoining town plat, in fine cultivation,
set with dne fruit large and small, dwelling and
stable other desirable and valuable property, all for
sale vssy low and long time.
Fruit trees. svsrsreens. grapes, cnrrsnts and Der
rieo for sale.
Wanted 70 exchange some splendid Real Estate
sod some cash, for material and labor In the erec-
ION brick, business block, 63 SO feet stories,
b Plymouth, Indiana. Apply soon 70;
ks8. A~S~ -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16
MANHOOD RESTORED!!!

DR.. Felpau's Elixir of Youth-the great restorcr
of youthful al yigor-a positive Tor Nervous De-
billty, Inpotency, Spermattorrohea, Lowness OF
Spirits, NJ Misunderstanding either from excessive
Indulgence, over study, or any cause whatever.
- certain remedy for weakness arising from
excuses, or early indiscretion. CIergymen, Law
yers, Students and all VINO follow sedentary occu-
paions, or whose brain Or nervous system over
worked; the listess enervated youth, whose vice
and the aged devotee of sensual pleasure will expe-
rience immediate relief, and permanent cure will
surely follow the use of the ELIXIR OF YoUTn.
Hundreds of letters from those vino have been
saved from Consumption, Insanity, or Death, and
res tored to Health, Happiness and Manhood, could
be given. were ii not for the decacy OF the subject.
Price, Sl,00 per bottle. Six bottles, $500. Sent
TO any part o. the Country, securely scaled from OBJ
servatlOn, on receipt of price, AL letters sacredly
confidential. Address all orders 20
HOOPER IL CO., Il. o. Box 2451.
Philadelphia, Pa. vls-nl6-1y.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16
Emigration Tcrniag!
Cheap Farms in Soulh.wfi Missouri,

The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Compa
ny offers 100000 acres of land in Cen
trail and South Missouri, at from go to
$12 per acre, on seven years time, with
free transportation from st. Louis to all
purchasers. Climate. soil. timber, mineral
wealth, school, churches and law abiding
society invite emigrants from all points
to this land offruifs ard flowers. For par
ticulars address A. Tack, Land Commits
sioIer, st. Louis, No
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16
Sold BY all Druggists. $loo per Bottle
PREPARED By
LITTLEFIELD, HURD 4 CO.,
BOSTON, MASS,

Wholesale Agents, " LsT q TUAX,
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by all DRUGGISTS, Plymouth
Indiana. aGg22-79 ~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16

= Nhe undersigned having net with severe loss
4 in The destruction o4 his property, by fire, il
under the necessity OF calling upon all who arr in
debted TO him, for the amour; they owe. IL is
necessary that he should have the money within
the next thirty days, 10 assist in putting up new
buildings in place OF those DESTROYED by fire.
Aug. s, 72-tf. JOHN hOHAM.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-10-16
WORLD.

Greater quantity, better quality. and better loca
ted Real Estate for less money and more favor
able terms than can be had of any other person,
, 1873-07-11

A writor in tho Pal Afau Gazette gives an ac-
count Of tho zollcngefangniss, or ooll-prlsou, in
tho suburbs Of Derlin, gloomy, caHte!lated
structure, allut In by lofty walls, and having .
square battomontod tower rising from tho midst
OF II. It WAS built by command OF Frederick
William ", who during visit to England, had
boon impressed by the Model Prison ut pento1l-
villo, on the plan Of which the Berlin Poniten-
tlary was orooted. The Gazctte thus describes
"Tlle prison, which covors o1ovcn acres Of
ground Aaa room for 500 convlets, and Ia inya-
riaDiy tlllod. ItB inmates, who arc all supposed
to DO OF tho Protestant faith,--Jewa aud uatho-
lies hoing subjected to correction olsowhero,-
years Of ago {that lolng tue period Of lfo when,
according to prusslan philosophy, reformation
1aay ho no longer hopod for), and sentoncad to
torlns varying from ono to twonty yonrs. no-
gently, howoyor, tho now criminal code Of the
Gor1nan Empire has limited solitary oontino.
mont to throo yesrn, unlosa o prisonor, with
tho viewot securing hla separation from other
, 1873-07-11

4 correspondent of the Providence Press giyea
solno interesting information about factory lifo
il lllolo Islplld 10 yearH ago. During simmer
tho operatives wore worked II hours y day, be-
gilning at 4:30 in the morning, aud working
until 1880 or 7:l5 in tho evening, with half I'LL
hour for broakfaut nnl thrco quarters OF an hour
for dinner: Ia wintcr the hour for closing ut
night WAS 7:3u, exeopt OH Saturdays, WHOM thoy
quit work at iarA. ThiH was continued for
years, until young girl employed in Que Of tlIo
factories died Rfter a briof illncua. Physicians
aocilod that tho causo Ut her doath was oyer
work. Tho mill owners then held q meeting and
resolved to shorto,, tho titno Of lapor to twelvo
aud tErco-uuartors llouru IN summer. OyorAoolss
roooivod nlout IS per wnek. They woro cross
tas!tmastors upd bent and abused tho operatives
moat hrlltally. Ono boy wan lifted troln tho
floor by tho liar Of his head by All oyorscor, aud
md held until tho llair came out by tito rootn
In a manufacturing yilluge, noarr Providence, .
rope WIS tlod around tho waist Of young girl,
mud allo waH hung from tho window oyor atrean
Of watur about 80 foot boiow. sllo tlied fronl
fright. The situation Of tho factory operative
hus boon much alllolioratoQ within tho l,Ast 4O
yoars, but tloro iH r0om for improyemont.
, 1873-07-11

longer porod. Aa In ail penal oHtablthimontn OF
ne sane olass TUG conVlosa arc completely iao-
!atea iro n anon ta j othpf 1rom o tho omens tneg
coils and separate oo1es a. aoA9ol, bHtllng IN
sepsfato pa'n-loo'na snhaiB o1usohe i'll noln1ntt1o
ysrda oven, anu "eaIl,e' moreover eahh WIN
long peaks hiding nearly tue wllole of tho iaeo
~ 81 oecnaun "'o ir " ~ 'Oayu a .u ta,, torn.
Mo,aoxEI tilos ato aonua ~ noo; aoi' LAIno ~
rinn nrna. "ilo fIosooo''e 11o oo i''s'o1' VI VIZ
PrI!ssnmmi y ~ GO anottor. =. H..
zo,,onne ls s1o syns"1 M nireciar %s tp
1,;unons"1nng'sn 1,;u ~ proioniaou ny paotsua ta.
p Ino pt'son ne 'e tressou an though ho "oI" II IN
ns,n,n ,,', -. ,tt1. IN ~ nosot 1eauna ~ ,,,a
.t e..'pi ai,u m nstn % PqaalDl1 VI tlo b'uiioI
ni,n.a1 ~ .,ip ~ w.! nonenu ~ ~
t. ,'o,,,tto1 9 hs1, ta H. 1sato a o"e,n III,
TX ,ortrsit. W ~ a r;n,a ,u Mana U; ns CO., W..
aro a,a 1,ri, =, 0 taya ~ enn otel rno.o
t1,a "aro lima ~ IL. ianal J., ~ nu
and reo,;nn s, ainvo III T., nr,;n,, fnrs;.6
aa,,ae H. n,u i; ,,r;oro ~ IL ,,udn tJ,olgn
atr3,aa h ,,nlcment H. ac.mty vt nro taro ~,
,;nm- nroaa MIL aaa VA, f,o,,,, ~
s1;,' naH ppo1' IT, ~ tapaa III
a;iv Tx y, a t,o;ns ei;,noos nc tron
tho onar oils ~ -,ro6., io,s,a "ntcd ,ri3
a,,,,,ha o,,a nano ~ n'rn',op "o,',,,nod
~ ,uor ~" nj ~ ,rork iarI - ~ i; !. ,,ot fcnrv
iii 1,s,na;a, ~" ,;o~r an;sin1 !1st =; l",ni
hahtustaJ ~ ,nnhnr 1iea nr;,,,;,,s,a o,,i hono
~ rofnrmat;on rim tns- mi him IL mt Jmorn;y
ponel, but remedial ono s' npincipa M @ obioct bong
~ .i AZ ~ au ii,nnt ~, ~ s IL
w. S'io W n''''aol on N'o
Aprhsy T3y orrosn,x,7o,,t a;,o. a.eor;,+,n of oov.
orai aa,a ,.a1l I,a ,;. ~ ~, ~ ,vhicl,
,,,,sa. eor a.., n' "l ~
Nas1 q ,a b,uo Ina,,,o ,,,,o,,,a t1o 7oor ~ mi,
1ao 1vh;ai, olfynro1 = nnn'n1oto amr'r;ao f,oyor.
;n%' IL 4voiis ,uoro n,,nsoro,7a p,ncnona ~
eS,i -. ~ ,;' "'n" ,"s4o ,aa i;or a1;,t ~,
to~ranl'a NH E,;osnacta ~ vor;oua 1;nta' fTho
, 1873-07-11

The Board OF Trustees Of this village met pur-
euant to adjournment last night. There were
present, President Gilbert, Blanchard, Willard,
and Gage. Aftor unimportant preliminary buB-
ness, tho Board passed. Tho following ordinances !:
For sidewalk on tho west aud east sides Of
JudHou ayonue, from Den1pster to Greenwood
street; on tho west sido Of Judson
avenue, from Dempster to Davis street;
north side Of Grove stroet, from Wes-
Icy avenue to tho eastern terminus
Of the atroet, and on the north side Of Dompster
stroot, from Jutlson Btroet west to tho middle Of
Block 81.
Tho Appropriation bill that has been absorb
ing the attention Of tho Board was roforred
to tho Committee on Finance.
rle Board then adjourned until Saturday
night, when tho aboyo appropriation question
will bo the special order,
, 1873-07-11

not "rnter.slatc" IN tho fullest scnac II will attract
contributions # ON nsnry ovory Aectloii Of tho cotu-
try; It Wili fairly represent tho Western lfe IN
H. M is general rss 1ater
men ~ have undertaken this business, there vonld
have hcon frat Chicago to lave becn burned, AMI,
and yeara 10 como. Whatever criticisms it rnay elicit
-hoWcser teEcctive 1t may DO in ao'no respects
70 confidently anticipate that 1t will, prove lrosa:,,
dernonstrato n llfc, a yigor, a dlverrIty Of
business, , anl, nhove al', promiHc for the
too grcnt!y fail to appreciate. We hall tho enterrrso
as rroof not only Of tho spirit Of rrogreaH which as
oyor distinguished tho Queen City Of the Iakcs but ns
to wake up from The lenrgy which has 80 long pro
vailed III portion Of It md thko largo stros III nt
vance. Wo arc gratned to wtnesa Ia Eso tokenR VI
determination nut to Ing hehnd III the for
Iaoreitl and Misunderstanding PROSPERITY.
, 1873-07-11

Tho corner store will probably bo occupied By a
bnnk. Tho stores will bo lot to only trnt-cianB
tenants. Several applications llavo boon n,alo
to ront tho Easements for 1agor-bocr purposos,
but they have all boon doc)inol.
The building IL ownotl by tho heirs OF ". 8.
Mccormick, and has boon erected ,1ntler tho s-
porviAlon Of Mr. n. s. Mccormick, who will DO
manager Of tho hall. Ho will offer Inducements
to flral-class entertainments coming to tho city.
Theodore Thomas wrote to him, 4 fow days ago,
making inquiries about tho hall. It Ia cxpooGod
TINT a train will bo rim on tho Northwestern
Hoad from Ashlaud avonuo to Wells
atrcot to accommodate poraona coming
from tho Wcst Bilc. Tho hall Is only
four blocks from tho South 8'de, and tho Ran
dolph stroot cara and tho North Side cars md
omnibuaos paBH by tho door. Mr. Mccormick
nnnou1iccs liiH determination to make Ills hall an
attractive aa Tnrwoll Hall was In ts best dayn,
and In that determination ho has the best wisllpa
Tho building cost e1600o0. Mr.. Doyington
WIS tho architect, MIR. William phonix Tue s,1-
porintendont. It will be roatly for use by Sop
tember.
HouTH BlDE TURNER HALL.
Tho Turner's living OIL tho South Sile aro
building hall on Twonty-aecond stroet, ho-
twoen Wabash avonuo aud State atrootB. Be-
silcB a 1nrgo room for public mootings, it will
contain apartments devoted to gymnaBtcs aud
goclal nmuBenlontH.
, 1873-07-11
WHAT THEY THINK OF IT DOWNsEAsT.

The Erie (pa,) Dispatch Inns the following to
say concerning an enterprise in which all truo
ChicagoanB take t!oep interest:
prominent citizen Of our place, who Is tho for
tunate posscssQr Of considerable AMOUNT OF prop-
ery in Chicago, recently co.tinlontad in our learng,
glowingy, aud tioucss trutfully, upon tho lrogre6B
and prospects Of Chicago. 1t ay u truly BaiA TINT
content with doing wlut the eaae demanded; liA-
dainiuT to reat nI'on Wel..tarncd Int
somewhat co1n!aon-rlaee laureIs t4o den
l:ena Ut ohicago hAye, wo learn Gococtel ac!elue
tor stlansl oxhlbtton. ind while, to tho cosorva
I'VE pennsylvania 1lntl, Ahe woud bu casting atont
70 see how alo mt.t Iay hor Interest MONEY, She IL
paying $2oo, ,o0o for building not required to Hora
Rran and not intended far manufacturing plrpoyes
It IL due to tho ohicagoaa however, to lay, they do
whAtcver their asaB int t0 do with a tltur might,
md undertake thhga which tAn alawer tempcrame,ta
Ut tho pnopla Of hn EiHsern atea would oyer drea
OF. Some nlontha ago." aaya u ohicago friend,
several Ut our c!tixena undertook TO Inter.
State industrial Exposition" This stock was ut osrs
Aabscribul lilo ruterpriso having been suggested n
tile spring, tho 0ahiblon Ia U tako pacp liz tha fall
Tho building for tho PURPOSE II to stat tho lako
Shore to o DJU feet long aud .0 feet wide, ul I'LL iI-
posing antl substantial structure 1t seanls TO tho
Time IL altogether too limited to mhko this exhibition
a that It might he aud yet It probably will l,e all TINT
It promlsas. aud Ill that. III a ppaco It nn'd hs. II
, 1873-07-11

pyrYALo. July 10-CArrLE-ltoeeipt today, 393 |;
total for the weck, 443 Market slow ut yesterdays
rgcca, and but lttie stock in TIM yards. About $50
was dislmHcl nf. BaloA: 374 Illinois stcers, 1,O7aGs
4aG !bB, s. 25Gs.3o \ Illinois cawa. o2l Iba $35
Kausaa steers l,2l3 be, S5B7 % Ohlo steers, LIZA
@l,291 lhs, $5.60e5.B0.
bMEEp AND LAMuB-Rectipts to-lAy, 2,4C1 total for
the week, AGO. Market moderately uctiyu at yasoy.
days prices. Ba!sH l7da Oanala lambs, 6a@G5 tbs, 1T
$715N@775; 39o Ohio bllee,l sae8s lhu, s4759o.00 ;
l1o caad4 shoop 11o@l4a Thy, y: :60esb.eo.
ket ls all nos Of the receipts atippel East IN irs
hands, only ubout Two Or ax loads Of heavy hugs 10
, 1873-07-11

L1vznroor, July 1U-11 .. m.-Flo,,r, 27s@2sz,
Wlcat-Winter, l1a 10d; spring los Yd@11s Cd white
lis 7d@1lA 3l club, LA 2h@l2s 4d Corn, its 3lGS
ais 0a. Pork, G3a. Lard, 3Ss id.
LoSnoN, duly 1o-5 r. In.-Consols for money, O2s5
Gy2l; account, 93aitS92?a; 6-2oa of 'G5, wiz do
Of ct, Q3t<; l0-40H ypH; now 6s, D0,l; Erie, 43.l.
Tho bullion in tho Bank OF England has Increased
E3H00O.
Tho Hant Of EnE]sud has reduced ils rate Of diH-
count per cent, aid 1t IL now per cent.
FRaHIFonT, July 1U.-Fve-tweAtipA Of 1862, 90N,
PAR1a, July 10.--Icntra dGf 4a. Tho bullion n tho
Dhnk Of Franco has docreasu 10 UU0 francs during
tho week.
LIVERPOOL, July 10.-Cotton quiet: mt1dtng ILL.,
Land orssns s saes 1? ss
Dreadstll.ls inactive. He'd wi1ter wloas, lis 10d.
Flour, 27s@28s. Corn, 27a 3dG327s Cd.
Cheese, Goa. Cusuborlauds, 37a Cd. Short rIbe 33s
81 TalioY. 40s Cd.
, 1873-07-11

DETROIT, 1nly 1o.-PAssrn Up--r1ops Scotia, Ar,
zona, Colorado, Fountain City City Of Concord Wet
ton, hont1noreicy, Tehhgo achrs allbort Mollison,
Garrett Smith, II. F. Merry, Duntord, Borlin, Julia
Willard, L. ulake, Garrett.
rAsaEp Dows-propb Canada, Atlantic, h1lnera,
Rock aud bargos, prsn9la aud barges; schrs hay
Btate, LibbIe Na,t, Eyulne.
WiNu--Northwcat.
Special Uispateh to The c1isaao Tribune,
DETROIT, alcE., July 19.-pAs9Ep Ur-Irop Tenn.
pest and burgess EBnbropk anil barges, N. AIs
and barges City OF Port Huron and burgess bark j. r.
Mnrcl; achrs t. Cohen, Joseph Paige, Wilbor.
rAasEn DoWN-Prors Japan, Wlnona, Sun and
bargest Hell Crosa and bargcs bark William J0nrs !;
schrs Aldaharan awcepstaEey.
WlNp-NortheaHt.
, 1873-07-11
SPECIAL NOTICES,

This man who puts bullet through hs ,oad des morn
speedily than he who Ia continually sending vo,lcy Of
strong cAtharto pills down Ills hroat but tho drastn
pelts fatal In tho ond tho loaen ball. 1t II only
question Of tmo. Common aonao should toaoh ovory.
body that tho idon Of o1ronR dsonao by suvortlna tho
bodily vgor which il It's nhtnnl Antagonist II aupreincy
absurd. T1oro should o pursnon ltlaut inyi9orh-
tton md regulation. Those t1oo Processes should 20
togethor and they do ta all wlnro 1fosottots
Stomach Dittors usod remedy for dsonso for
Ranors debility growing out o torpid state Of tho dgos
TIE and aoeretlve organs In this great Vegetable rcstor
ayh9 G!1.Sns tonic slsn,ont and m entlios 9!e
tem!ttont erors soknnda tipaton and iierv.
Ypnttd, ~ ~ ~S'1 ~'1 FA"-
, 1873-07-11

DAtT1MonE, July t0.--CArTIE-Dull, Very best On
Ra1e, G97o thnt generally rato 1rR quality, 1h@8c !;
medium or gooa fair qraty, 4j.@5>lo. 1lcoelpts,
1,10t anlea, f,1l7.
Hoas-1n moderate dcmand; fntr supply, nnl Ao
lower; corn fed, 0X@7c stiilsrs, 0H@64o. Receipts.
1888,
s'IrEr-Dull common 10 fair, 3k@4,Go; fair to
good, 4E95c. Receipts, 1853.
, 1873-07-11

ALnAHT, July O.--CArrLE-1secepta ths week, 297
cars against 374 cars tho pAsns tme last weak Tho
nyerago offerings hotter than last week. business
light Hild market dali, but atill In advanco-7Ao OBJ
taneI.
There WAS hut fnw ilch cowB in market, and most
OF them sold at ST.. on to {G5.00.
sItEEp AND LAsns-hEarket active 1t $4.0095.75 for
hhocp and $7.o0@10.76 for ln,nhR.
, 1873-07-11

Pittsburgh. oil Market.
IiTTanunG, July 1o.--Crude petroleum quiet; sales
at Sl.80. Refined quiet, at 17Lr.