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JACOB SCHEETz, Proprietor.
n. ". cor. 5th anu Race SIS,
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phla
NORTH EASTERN MEDICAL DIspENsARY,
2I07 Braddock St, 18th Ward
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of Chronic and Acnte Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
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AS cltrgymen seriously feel the deep rcspousi-
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Iowa. Rev q. q. Smith, PitTsf0rd. New York.
Rev. Joseph BeEgs, Falls Church. Philadelphia.
Other testimonials from senators, Governors,
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RELIEF FOR THE AFFIIcTgD--ft Is an old saying
that the indiscrvtions Of mankind manifold and
the records annually published in medical work.
attest the truth of the assertion. Men commit gre
yous er or against the laws of nature ana morai-
to- and pay the penalty in the shape uf loathFome
disease acute pain and prolonged suffering. Each
year iIVrs Instead of d!mi' lsihE TIE evil, and
the long catalogue of sui stretches to an
extent ahsolat,iy appal ng. The man who ~feks
to correct III, 81 stuyendous evils We rvgard a
public benrfactor The ply sciaa who makes thu
class of diseases which refer u special v and
who bv Study application and exp rience labors
to rel.yxe mankind of the dirgful conseqa nee
which must inevitably ensue II iaboring for pur.
pose which Is pIaisew"rthy and cunmeDda BILE
Such man H. DIR, Bigelow No. 46i South State ST
Chicago, aud whose advertise ment may be found In
our coumHs lie is by education ana experience
emnenty qualified to undertake all casts and even
to restore TO health where Others have failed.
4IgdSwlY
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From he chicago Times oct. 20, 1851.

The following testimonial as to the skill and sue
of DR.. Z. Bigelow was published in this city.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALBANy Whelt dull and hvos BUYERS Rye dali
and noAuai Corn without movement Oats active sales
OF No. Chicago, 20 40 f2c
BALTIMORE lJCott1n buoyant; Low Mdng 10y elsie
Four da sud unchanged Wheat du Choice White. ~ tl
Pair 10 Prm to iODS U. Clrce Amber ul s1 a. l; ID
10 Prime Red 0 30 Common % Far Do ~ SnG 81 o. Win
a- 55d sl 90 spring d Western Al s0a So
Corn steady Southern White, DO. yellow, bJc hse Western.
63c very dull; southern 451y2c Helen Mixed, DE- i0
iull 1cd8c uay dul ami ure pcuusf-
yanl s1UCS25 PUyis,ns dull bot nomna ulckalsc1 Western
Bater n demand Good Choice lGd2e Whs quiet ~
CyctSSAri lFour u and lOger 81 lOG 81 wheat
dul a du, and lover; sales AZ 1 Rye dul
Oats tu at l5d45c doll 1Juna Butter
ions slightly improved feeling Lard nominal M quiet, be.
steam 8tc: 3ic Pork Is 10 S. Buk Meats
Shoulders n improved demand tci kb Aa c sales
1t se buyer Jre Clear sides Oh gic Bic0n-Shou su Clear
5 sides 10 good demand Of shoulders 5i Clear Sides
gi,; Clear sides lull q "a allc WHISKY quiet a. 9oc.
Milwaukee llI0ur dui aad declining, sales Extra
sprps a. 400 30 Wheat and demaul "a ior
NO l. 81 fof No q seller June 1.ii July ~ Oats
dul ani pc for No. 25c 0 Rejected Corn
ose At Jc No. Mixed Rye good demand
or 40 BaeY da aud nominal for No. spring Fre gifts
B1fllo, Osgego l2c RereptsJl0 hhla
$4,000 bush Wheat slDment-3OO bbs Flour 00
bushW Wheat
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETN

Lovpov June I3liO -Consos opened at 9 r money
O., for che United states Five lweutv bonds as o l
3o7s E I Interest," feu-Fories 90 New Fges 5h Ese Railway
shares. i3t. ,,,,. o.,
lands D. b: Mdlug orleans ylUytL The sales Of he
ba1 }OJ0 bales 700 for and 10 900 speculation
I stock import is bales. ucglAg 100 American. The
sDts Of the have been 6lN bales Mcujng 81 O American
actual export The OF Wheat tie
days have been quarters including 81 900 American.
LIVERPOOL June l3-l p. u--totol hrn
LONDON 49, y. u.0u5s Tor money, III GATED States
ve-Tgentv bonds 1905 old, 5ii ljbls, S2t
PARIs, June lA--teutes ybL 1'c.
IfyERpo1 49, Sal-s Of Cotton shipped from New.
Orleans 9t tl stock a. bolld % Cans po
5tOJ hses including 2 0c An, B-adsuts dull heat
ia llL al2A d. GENITAL average California White i2 t or
Of Red Wirter Wheat l a. ans quarter Beef 52s -
terce Cheese Cos o. cv l te best gtes OF American
PORK 6t, y 10 Tor New Mes. Tal0w. 4is "a. u cEt
LONDON June ll-Reinei Petroleum lt .iAc. . gallon
Loyp0N June Il-3 p m.-Ene Railway shares ~.
PARIS. June lJ-p. m--aentes, J0f .uc.
Lospoy June Of discount FOR three
b n tie open 7l6 below the Bank 4d
Consos closed stsfa9l for money and s for he account
Fvetgenty bonds 's, od, Sli 1905, ~ Tea
fortss 8sl; new Fiyes 83i Ens Railway shares, fjB.
LtyRRPooI l5 m.sO.ton CLOSED hrn The sales OF the
day have bales including 5000 and speculation
OF e sales bales American. sales OF Cotton from
Charleston MAY a. 9t from the same ports deliverable
in June a. llt from the deliverable August
tembe u s shipuei from New Orleans Jrue AZ S aud from the
M4ncier s l- The Of Corn 0r The past three
DAYS dave been quarters ncuns l6OOo AencA Refined
Petroleum l44 ISL :, gllol. -..
LlNpoN June Evening Cacl4 LseeI 5ts Sperm Oh, &Ji
GAJJ
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
LIVE STOCK NLARKETs-

yrwYopK FRIDAY june BEsysTbe arrivals today were %
friday maaac for tbs week 5J La.d against 49,
weck The bulk Of c ois1 we're Texans Of fair 70 good quality
ays far TO good with some eatle ayrrus csi ehg l
eia7s depression with prices nt.e trner Dressed beef Is selling
better to-day advance Of &C. = 10
TIE % cars at Comm -uiDls were ilr Nelson Morris
Toiy sons sold .1 ~ 81 rs .S frsh Texans averaging 3
Mozes n Morris % good Cherokee a5egng Ok eTt
~ Sysl sold cars Of good Illinois cattle 79o crt, at ~ 9l9!e.
D. WaI sold ,t Onshurdreb1 for D. wlse AZ Hiuo,
cattle. aveIgnE t utc 5J illinois cllt cFt a. lt;
d Illinois io averaging 6t cwL lie anu i per heal all to dress
vsAL C,Lyss-Lys arriving freely and selling fairly At
Eosntry dressed arr srv- IA small los and se a. 00IJe cy
dressed selling at z0ici i've calves 1ei ba,errk a7 grasssrs
Hum, Elliott sold Foysh,k-st, o26 State calves, ranging
jese Hafas oag sold s3o state calves, averaging
TLurston Co. soA % BlcAs County calves averaging l's q.
A. Bristol Co. sod % Jerer calves l220lso II. ata7oe
LANBlhc receipts to-day we're Il J78 sheen
l7aust s9 tine last The market continues SLOW for
sheep, without change prices from last report Spring lambs are
Hume Eou sot a. Fs-7-echtl,t ve,tarily and t,a-
Ohio sheep, range 5OG52 D a ami O virginia lambs i'49i
PIiac I at comnrnpar 233 Ohio sheep averaging % m
At Ole III OHIO da averaging Jersey lambs
Ie Hsafsr TO- s55 st paw a5 Ohio sheep. averaging
s2 - an "a. lJ Ier.ev lambs averaug s. r5 40 l3c
" n sues 90. so1 Jersey lambs, averaging % d. at Jic
A. Br, o sid 70 Jsr.ey anhs averaging 60 %, at l3lc
HoG-rhe anyslFtOlav Poretlst ani cars a;
Commnnpav u % hogs aar, y eaI' or 5eP @ fraI,' anl
sequence .r. supply Aos advanced &c. d. selling
TO-DAY Il 81 &c iJr extreme EelshtA
BUFFALO June IJAr-LgRscrts to-day intending p cars re-
making
tie market is Offering and buyers
Illinois
s.eers, ot % 5l J ~ So b3a 80; ~ head Missouri
f.eers ranging l 10 l ~ % DSo 3J a bead hsoun
averaging -; 81 head Michigan
from l-i d. - SJOv6 " head Texas s.e- aSeang
LID fj, 40 IS ka
sHEEP LAHBs-e r to-day ZOO bead, making the total
suury $3.50 bead 500 bead for the
time last week. i oerngs u7sod will be shipped TO-DAY The
market vas hcaYy a. e e ION ~ wees e.'s p psi ~
ole to-day III Ohio clipped sheep averaging J2 10 at
q 81.
HoGs-Receips to-day 90 bead, making the total supply or the
head, E2O leai Tor Inst
woef yearly l the Trough consumenr prices ruled
1a - "a 5 sales 90 heal Illinois, Michigan Ou0, lalI
ala Hogs ranging lEOm lJ5 70 1875 70, 40 - ~.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Mr. J. j. Kiernan, tho manager Of the Wall-st'
Financial and Commercial News Bureau and Eu-
ropean Telegraphic Agency sent the following dis
patch over his Instruments
To Subscribers: The Manhattan Company eircu-
lated the report that bullion in the Bank Of England
had increased f2il 900 during the week. received
a dispatch stating that the bullion had Increased
that amount to-day and increased Ei9l,OOO for the
week Their London correspondent at No. "
Broadway was tripped up again ON his enterprise
They had better compete with ne with legitimate
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
FRIDAY, June f3-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, June 13-P. NJ
The stock speculation to-day was more animated
than it has been in many days past. The advance
appeared TO have more stability, and with the ex-
ceptOn of few Slight reactions the course Of prices
was steadily upward. Western Union was the real
feature, the dealings having been large and the
changes numerous. The general market fell off a
fraction atsthe opening and Western Union receded
from s4a to So. but the tide turned and sales
were afterward made at SGT. Before / o'clock a
reaction SO ensued but latter in the day the price
rose half point above So. The advance IN
the other shares was about per cent on the
average, and the largest dealings were IN Pacific
Mail. Central, Lake Shore, and Ohlos; Erie moving
in sympathy with the London market Wabash ad-
vanced upon small dealings over point The in
vestment shares were stronger IN unison with the
rise in the speculatves, Harlem moving from 1904 TO
13l Panama Ill to 112; and New-Jersey Central
selling at 1863 In the light fancies, Atlantic and
Pacific sold at 23023i, and New-Jersey Southern at
so. Express and miscellaneous shares other than
those above mentioned, were dull. The general
market closed strong. The following were the open
ing hi CHEST lowest and closing prices Of stocks:
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
Foreign exchange was dull at the following quota

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow. per steamship
Hermann. will close at 1880 p m, at the Merchants
Exchange, Nos. 50 and 81 Pine-st.
Money was easy on call at and per cent, closing
on that basis after loaning as low as g. Discounts
Of prime paper are reported at to "A per cent The
following were the Treasury balances at the close of
business to-day: Currency, S625OOOO; coin, SIS 7OO
600: certificates SS5,OO00OO; internal revenue re-
ceipts, $4,000.
United States bonds we're strong hut dull. Fisk g.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
FOR
MENT.

Il universally coneeted carefully selected FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS arc not only SAFE the MOST DBSlR
ABLE SECURITIES m investment purpose also established
fact that there are OF deAa. Railroad 1aa
other Of the g1eat interests OF the coantTy.
These facts have been applying ne securities u Rail
roads generally but heY apply greatly increased force
where superior advantages location maaAvn1 IT, ASd
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
The Indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western Railway

possesses al tho advantages here named and has lpoa
large business already The BONDS Of ts
rod row offered arc GOLD SEVEN PER CENT CONVERTIBLE
are FULLY SECURED FIRST MORTGAGE eTtsuoa II
miles, liability the line Of 40 niles, yi which
four.6Ahs completed
The geographical position Of the remarkably hvorhhs COM
mncug Indianapolis direction vest aud dvegug Cham
pagn 1t has terminal points Peoria the aos Rvrf iai s
Mississippi opposite KeOkuk.
Net earnings division from Indianapolis 10 Pka All Peoria are
large and have been for peu0l greater than The
required for Interest issued Companr Rgur as
are running miles Of the extension and total receipts
rear be satisfactory " al hoes 's -
securities
The Earnings in 1872 were S1,3JJ,69O 55, an in
crease of S3gj,O0O over 1871. It Is expected theJ
will reach -, 900 900 during the present year.
These Bonds have an INTRINSIC vALUE exceeding O-
price o 80 and INTEREST aud boliers w Dad POSITIVE AD
VANTAGE in an early Increase the value Of their Goa
pols January and July l.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED ~ EXCHANGE
AT BEST MAEhET RATES
Pa.np lets maps, circallrs furnished Application
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

news, if at all, or give up and not rehash news.
Where are their reliable bankers dispatchesi L in
vite all my subscribers to examine mine and dec-
pher them with their time of receipt appoint a
joint committee from the Stock and Gold Exchanges
to investigate.
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
PFCFIPTs OF PPODUCE

Pe- Nori1 NrIr Yea1I5 lHd Ndl-T0lIN
JUNR l3 pkgs Ashes pigs BcesgaE, 8t tbs Copper ei7
bales Cotton bb5 Flour, 81 bbl Meal 40 bags Ne. 91bJ
br.b Wheat l,5 bush Corn Rge
JoO busl Malt pkgs Dried Fruit 1880 bb Eggs, M bbi
Beans J. Hides 2j6 bhs Ro.1, 80 bb Spirits IaPlnIe
26O Leather Pork 0T pkgs Cut Meats 800 tcs Lard
JJ4 pkgs Butter. 1855 psz Cu.r a. pk- Iaos, lli BAGS
Tobacco ~ Tobacco 100 bales 0, Jo]
bbls
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

may 0'OP'''''''''' ffi.i,,s IN 12O
YBTsThs inquiry copge, hs, been 29 9ny -1 f5y .a1
j. dal and uHchangd small JOS q 2e Pig 10 cor g pr me-
Straits at 3j d3c gold 1gs nominal st O and Banei at yoe
=. =. soS 59o ss s1 '5 1 a a3l so . are without change
MLL PEBDIhe msfe' IS ys'y 9ls cn5 We 9g0so o ~ ~ a. 70 n
70 So Rye Ped At o. a1 Groald Fed at 81 2 Ton
aOAsskS-lhs demand lowers quotations noHinaV uH
NAVAL sTOREs-ho mat,, for Spirit, Tarpsnane oDsn4 arn
limited were sr, az Sc with moderate
1. @ 5s aos core y o I ~ & sic' P,sy % ~ 80 s Tar ast
and scld qsois a. 80 6gsi 2 f wstngO2 and Wnieson
ilr requeg d lbout f1mer pie ~ of 1900 bits or export a.
NeEBea's, Or p se tsnr ao. al 81 5ga 81 So Crude Whale
Lara @ and heavY g Prime Winter ami 7a79e TX Pleseu
PRoySONS-Tbe Pork market {, vrv dul md tame though there
he Pe'aao 70 se ani very limited demn for The iu.aIe the
s cash au1 regular 800 bb at 10 Tor Oh Mos y ~ of
Is hesyy and ue es or 20 81. az Tor Psn Ns.s
QsI2 81 fr srtri Mes nd Pacset
sal. o C BTa I7a REPORTED At 81 Psef Hams irreguar
cured on teTls not maie public: Meats M il demand
's,gf oog n S9o.e at ~ 9iie Iko 90 3Go1a1 % m Tt ,
sgsl Of l3, and DO ~ bl l'c 100 Bellies c5 p s,er
sie s boxes long car At 8! Ssi; % boxes short g.
to 1880 6Io6sc.. leo down to 60 at 197ie. 100 n
.DS te at 7 for 10 6lc for Gy I5a1c r Pair Prime
I'D e. sfs % S @ s 81 j 5 .' at % o % we o5 '5i S o s @
| az sc srI I $50 to-. seller Aggl,t a. 5-tsc -
PElkOLLl m-llc ma. ~ -. ff. '1l '+-N WIN
Imel dem rd sales Of 00O bba juno % laz asO dull ani
unchanged; quoted % for r'rge and 5c - slh 0 haphtht
inactive 1O5c ard UOlllc for CITY Crude weak
ad du with sellers for prompt delivery G} The Creek markets
generally quiet aud easy with qnotauols ooF Oh
civ t5: Par.rs LlnduQ l5d % lB Petroleum Center
81 llall IS aud Tmrlc Philadelphia 5e Iasraet
quiet a IJt- for cargJes this month aud reIL
RICE-lbere molerate ijbbmg IaIe al oi prcc1
BUGARS-Ihe market quiet for kW Sugars ln prices are
nearly nominal; Good e' ming Clba r i-rly %
De; last So Lhi ncil some loo grace it
&c. 100 boxes prvato terms Refined steady at M 9sc 'F
Hiria
sTEARIN quei and weak We quote At Pc. n tierce2
Crop L-s 1aSc sales rr 200 eaes fr coD s n anl ~
d. Leaf demand ind steady. sales " 200
case fuuirg L 1J 9Qluc 900 joe 0 1911 40
la e i0 crop m and ]7l &C. 81 DO io. 1872,
az 70 Ohio 1872 ab0oc OJ bales Havana 90 stc
an 2f0 bales tl3a 90 prIate terms -. . -
TALLOW Iu and heavy buyers sales OF $1,000 10 Good CV
at tir. Prime offered a. .c
Wh.sKY Jul. anu unchanged slle5 Of 100 bbls at93c
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
UnItod Ntate5 Donds WoIU atIOHg uUJ UuII. n
Hatch report as follows:

In State bonds, the market outside of Iennesseos
and Missouris was very dull and featurepss. Those
named were strong Tennessees old rising 20 799, and
new to 49,. on a good demand, and Missouri IS
selling at 9j695s, The following were the quo
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14
WORK
|. NOZZLE LIFE PORTRAYED.

A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
~ NEv ENLAkGED EDITION % HORACE GREELEYS AUTO
BIOGRAPHY, With t1-r containing Memoir Of his years and
Death. and Ll bcst %. bis famous Campaign SBeecnes
THE PORTRAIT PUNISHED, REPRK-
sEVTls6 APPEARED SUMNER 1872.
M A. OrtceTs Autobiography aud also for
permanent rco Of tie wonderful Intellectual display which he
durue Ls Eastern Western The Presidential Cam
Of s bare Jed % the issue 0i edition Of the Autobiography
Nh barge ArHentE continuing The Of his life TO
rtoluclg W ukug OF bis many admirable and
bnsnt Campaign speeches and concluding with exhaustive and
admirable o he campaign, originally prepared BY The Hon
Jres Pile er-Uu.cl Che Hague.
ba01es pretty complete collection Of Mr. Greeleys Miscellaneous
Nutng ncl snOlg Others has EEous controversy with Robert
Dale Oven or Al-la-e aau Droue
frce handsome Ch with two Portraits 81 Sent BY
uall rCoc price, Address The TRIBUNE. NeW-loTk
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1873,
i Confirming POETl4Ir aad BIOGRAPHY Of HORACE CREE
To- Laws oi s Ca.el states Railroad Of bs United Sistes Sa
ard Mlr--ctIr lhe Public Debt Oi he United
States Cabinet. supreme Court, Mun Forugn Courts. &C.
Fortr--I
81 FuDuatons OaDtas, Gov
eruor; M Prseu Conressnsn Goye1ou &C. in lS4t Com
psrl I-.0asi The Pr-euta Elections from he first
Eecoa Washington The second Election Of General Grants
Plrs 1879; Ana other interesting
information 1 ID dollar. mail
New-York tribune., 1873-06-14

The gold market while quiet was also frmer than
yesterday, with the preponderance OF sales at H.
and the extreme range 1l6, 0ll7t the larter hgure
being reached on the late weakness OF London quo
tatiOns, though the earlier figures had displayed
great steadiness Nothing new was elected con-
cerning the pending speculation. Loans cost Tor
carrying 4, 3d. Al, and 5 per cent to nat
The import entries Of dry goods at the port OF New
York for the week amounted in coin valuation TO
S1,2l5,938, the amount marketed being Sl'lS3A75'
The Assistant Treasurer paid out S27OOOO in redenp
tion Of called bonds and 81 900 in coin interest on
the public debt. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank was : Gold cleared. S52.056O 900; gold
balances S2,l0i349; currency balances, $25'o'ob2'
The quotations are as following;