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':'-.'v:«^ii MHUICBerCIQB. :iT. CompromMnf with Burglars--'The Bol»> • brtrjr tlwt Btilmptwltkc Wlntiurop<tK*.) t If Bank--F«lony Co»froalMdU>ider Court i . p{ BmmUMI* 4* OatfesaBd of JtOy iast^ in thctssrSy imoming, the safe of the Wintkrop (Me.) - -jBaak was blown open, and the burglars " •^atgle $90,000 in bonds, bankrupting the institution. Arewardof $10,000 was * offered, but the efforts o* the detectives ^ %vere fruitless. The officers of the bank f jknew, however, that the bonds could not 1.; il^readily be negotiated, and so they waii- * / JBU patiently, ilie first clue WAS obtained • , by Joshua Taggart, the Philadelphia de- ^tective, who, being in Boston on business ' about ten days after the robbery, extend­ ed his trip to Winthrop. He exanrined the safes that had been sent to Boston to fi^be exchanged for new ones, and the in- Jdications were that the burglary had been '%^icommitted by persons whom he knew. procured a description of certain men ^yf||3eea in Winthrop on the day before the ' "ii so°" a'"er "" "libank officials asking them to send one of ifcheir number to Philadelphia at onoe mission wa« Wffig, of Win- llthrop, and on the 6th of * September ?6Jie went to Philadelphia with full author­ ity. An amuogement was made for the burglars' agent to meet CoL Wing in a ij|;echided place on the 9th of September, lllmd the person who represented the burglars offered to restore all the securi­ ties except the government bonds and the currency, Ool. Wing said that if that was the final conclusion in regard to the government bonds, he would not care to negotiate. The robbers' agent seemed indifferent, and smoked his cigar, and twirled a cane. Finally Col. Winpr *egrt»put a step to tluskallauatoo is to tun the man on his ode; tor, should any one awake him, he will jut open his eyes for a minute, and if allowed to con­ tinue on the flat of his back, he will re- his howling hymns. f . ^ I f c h e i r n u m b e r t o P h i l a d e l : authority to act. The ';i"' ' .7l.&iven to CoL Charles A. Wii mg l&sked what could b« done o&,regard to Ithe Other securities^ V /:]' "My direction^ are for twenty per cent, of the market value," was the re* v\ e interview was then adjourned for three hours, and another place was se­ lected lor the second meeting. Then the burglars' agent offered for $10,000 to restore all the properly, except cur- loncy and government bonds, which the burglars had disposed of. CoL Wing asked time to report to the Trustees of the bank.' ' - CoL Wing reported the result of Ms '? Xuission to the bank officers, and they nar> i mously thought that the $510,000 should be paid. As the appointment of a Receiver by the court was then pend­ ing, a decision was deferred until after the appointment had been made. The Beceiver concurred with the Trustees, and obtained an order from the Court jm »i'i f him to offer s wwjrj sot tAtCCdiliQ 0,000, frvr fno rpnnoej'w r>f *' certain assets set forth in his petition." The Receiver then gave CoL Wing $10,- 000, and authorized him to recover the * property. On the 25th of October CoL Wing started for Philadelphia. The agent of the robbers was in New York, *tnd Ool. Wing and Detective Taggart % ytgreed by telegraph to meet him in the £t. Nicholas Hotel on the evening of the 27th. All parties were prompt, and a meeting was arranged for the same even­ ing up town in a small backroom, up two flights of stairs in a building occupied as & saloon. CoL Wing and Taggart were on time, and a few minutes afterward the robbers' agent entered with a package. He was not the same person whom CoL iftng had seen in Philadelphia, and evi- ieBtly did not wish to be recognized. Hie collar of his heavy overcoat was firawn up around his neck, and his felt Imfc was down over his ey*a. He held a white handkerchief to his face, which completely concealed his features. The $10,000 was in $100 bank notes. Tag­ gart handed the money over, and the agent handed a package to Detective ^Daggart. The securities which the agent had promised to return were all there. Immediately sifter receiving the money the man went out of the room. The market value of the securities recovered $50,000. •to Iron versas Weed on the Farm. "As I look at my iron field gates," Bays the celebrated English farmer, J. J. Mechi, "iron wire fences, iron sheep I fmrdles, supplied to ine by my friend Barrett, thirty odd years ago, but all perfect now, and when I compare them with the rotten gate posts and other wooden matter of an equal age, I can only wonder that agriculture still runs in (the old wooden rut. Iron tubs and iron ©arrows stand alike heat and cold--no cooperage and carpentering. The posts which support our shed s should, if of wood, have their feet placed within the socket of an iron pipe driven in the ground. I saw this admirably done at the Earl of Essex's, Cassiobui'y, where the lower end of implaned fir poles rested in the f fioeket of iron pipes (5s. each), firmly ' embedded in the soil. Pig troughs and drinking troughs lor animate and poultry appear to be nearly everlasting, while the water in them is always acceptable. We find the large circular pif troughs -«y convenient in the sheep fold, for .eir weight and form prevents their be- g upset by the sheep$ and the water .ost* The temperature of the water is ;teu slightly mised by the heated ifon. I have seen lambs injured by drinking water immediately taken from a spring, at a temperature of about 48 deg., in hot weather. My twelve-iron rick frames (Garrett's patent) are worth as much as .fljey were thirty odd, years ago, when •fiWt put" down--no rat«. BjT the by, this reminds me that my practical friends sarcastically suggested thirty years ago juld ijthat I should want no such frames, for I ii should frii i A it' ild never grow up enough to fill my new great barn. We evidently, on the score of profit, should pass more rapid­ ly from the old wooden age to that of iron, coal and brick, with steam as a mo- l^tive power. Who would hove thought, forty years ago, of building iron ships Somnambulism Extraordinary. A curious case of somnambulism, says the London Echo, is reported by a cor­ respondent at Calcutta, of which a khid- mutgar in the employ of his friends is the subject. A little after midnight till nearly 2 o'clock in the morning this man, he says, begins chanting verse after Terse of his Koran and of sacred hymns ; re­ peats the divine precepts ; criticit-es the shortness of time in this world, and the length of eternity in the next; and, finally, winds up with an unearthly howl or shriek. During all this time lie is in t'nft wnnndfif* nf alnmliprg j\nrl the Only 'I icRKltfe OF TIRtilHIA CI#te Graphic Description of the Conflagration -LOM Estimated at 90,000,000. A correspondent at Virginia City, Ne­ vada, who witnessed the burning of that town on the 26th of October, gives the following s^phic deeeriptioii o£ ihe con­ flagration aha tab scenes incident to it : The greatest fire that has ever visited Virginia City has just spent it force, and the whole town from Taylor street north is in ashes. About daylight the alarm was given, the fire having broken out in a private dwelling on A street. A high wind -was blowing at the time, and be­ fore the department could get at work many buildings were in ruins. With in­ credible rapidity the fiames spread to B street, and soon it was apparent that the greater part of the city was doomed. The alarm was taken up by all the hoist­ ing works ia the city, and the shrill notes of steam-whistles and fire-bells, the howling of the wind, and the crackling of the flames made a perfect bedlam of sounds. The engine?: from Gold Hill were brought into service, and every available appliance used to check the fire. Within an hour from the time the first alarm was given, at least twenty dwelling-houses on A street, and the main business portion of E street were burned to the ground. Thp first build­ ing that succumbed on B street was Mooney's livery stable, a brick building with a wooden roof ; all the horses and carriages had been removed. After leaping across several small frame buildings the fire next took hold of the County Court House, a large three-story brick edifice, in which were oonfined about fifteen prisoners. These were removed to an adjoining building, and subsequently liberated upon their own parole, as under the existing cir­ cumstances nothing else could be done with them. The east side of B street was soon enveloped in fiames, and the fire was extending northward as fast as a high wind and a succession of wooden hottaes could carry it. The firemen were doing their utmost, but to no avail. People removed their effects into the street only to have them burned before they could be taken to a place of safety. While the fire was thus extending to the business heart of the town, it was also crawling up toward the base of Mount Davidson, destroying in its course the finest family residence in the city. On B street, the International Hotel, a four- kuh'v liiitik. wm« on the and the jcvrclxy liiouiMW.'wij oi Its.. M. -Fred­ erick, on C street, was smoking, while at the same time the high wind "was car­ rying cinders as large as one's hand over into the east side of 0 street, and pres­ ently a frame building in the rear of the Enterprise office was in flames. Thus did the fire approach so quickly from B to C street that business houses in the latter thoroughfare were considered safe until it was too late to save anything Enterpn that the books alone were saved. The office of the Evening Chronicle was with its con­ tents totally destroyed. The Footlight, published in the same building, was also a total loss. During the burning of these buildings, the lire was making rapid headway northward and eastward, and communication between the ex­ tremes of the city was cut offl Piper's Opera-House and adjacent buildings on D street were smoking hotly from the roof, and soon burst into a live flame. It was now the most exciting moment of the fire. From the start the fiames seemed to approach directly the Consoli­ dated Virginia hoisting works and the railroad depot, but now it was certain that unless something extraordinary was done the works and the large sixty-stamp mill must succumb. There were a few intervening buildings that had not yet taken fire, and giant powder was brought into Ui«e to destroy them. Esplosioa after explosion thundered, bat the high wind and the great heat could not be overcome by powdor even, and the roar­ ing flames marched straight down ES street and to the mines and the mills in their resistless course, sweeping every­ thing before them, including the hoist­ ing works and mill of the Consolidated Virginia, the new battery mill of the California, and the hoisting works of the Ophir mine. The Virginia hoisting-shaft abuts on the railroad depot, and northeast from it are the hoisting works of the Ophir and Mexican. The hoisting works of the Consolidated Virginia were, at the time they were erected, the best appoined of any in the world. Attached to them were mechanical shops for every mechan­ ical department connected with the mine the whole costing from 8300,000 to $400,- 000. The new mill of the Consolidated Virginia was connected with the hoisting works by a frailroad built upon woodwork with trestles, and the fire" dashed oloug, this for several hundred feet, till it reached the mill, which was a lumber- built structure, and therefore fell a rapid prey to the tire. As the progress of the fire became so formidable the miners had been hoisted to tiie surface from every part of the works below, the shafts bulkheaded near the surface, and every precaution taken to save the lives of the men and as much propertv as possible. There is no doubt had the situation been properly taken in at the start, by the use of a few kegs of powder upon buildings that had not yet taken fire, a large portion of the city might have been saved. No correct estimate can yet be made of the losses, though they will probably reach $5,000,000. from them. The Enterprise Building was on fire so soon that the accountant's Reauurkftble Snake Story. We are too vecaekms a t̂ nTiniriqr to push up <i snake stay without • Ant> class voucher. This OOBM anthenttaateil by our worthy countryman, E. Duncan laacnair, an ancient ana oonwutent mem- I ber of the P. IS. Ohnroli in Tarboro. Gen. Bryan Grimes resides in Pitt | county. Mosquitoes in that locality are a mite ferocious and bloodthirsty. A*» an antidote to toe milflktl vampires j fires are kindled in the yard at little child of Gen. Grimes was p; after supper, in the glare of the li when a raddom ww*.«in the ehik tracted the attention of the GeueraL He rushed to the spot in time to rescue the little fellow from the fatal fang of a large rattlesnake, in the coll of attack ready to strike. The snak& glided away in tike darkness, and the General saw serpents of all assortments, sioee and varieties, in playful multitudes, running about in all directions. Some were going under the house, others crawling out. Buch a con­ vention of reptiles would have alarmed any uui a brave uuu gaiiaui soldier. But tlie situation required attention. So » council of war was held, consisting of the General and an old negro named Ned. Ned said, "I tell you, Masse Bryan, if you will kill a snake or two, and burn em, dem oders will all git from here.'* No sooner said thaw dose; the General and old Ned readily sliMighiered a few, and piled them on the glowing fagots. The smoke and odor commenced ascending and permeating the atmos­ phere. Boon a head oould be seen here and there protruding from the holms, forked tongues flashing and eyes glitter­ ing. Then whole bodies appeared, and such a hegira of snakes was never wit­ nessed before. In a short time "mother earth seemed to have swallowed up her warlike birth." Gen. Grimes has not been troubled with them since.--T&r- boro {N. C.) Southerner. : -- The Sultan as a Ftnancierw i Whatever may be said against the Sul­ tan, says the New York Graphic, there is no question as to his capacity as a first- class financier. He has swindled the Christian nations which were foolish enough to keep him on his throne by foroe out of $900,000*000. He has sold bonds at a high rate of interest till it is impossible to borrow money to pay the interest any longer, and now he proposes to fund one half the interest for five years, which is a confession of bank­ ruptcy and the first step toward repudi­ ation. It is something marvelous, the way this sensual barbarian has succeeded isr gulling the astute financiers of Chris­ tian Europe of hundreds of millions, and should he ever go out of the govern­ ing and borrowing business at Constanti- nnnic ho wraM gMskft ft dlglit&l r>or*«<o»* Jay Gould, whose swindling capacities need fertilizing. It must be slightly humiliating, however, to English capital­ ists to reflect on their facility for being fleeced by foreigners, and semi-barbari­ ans at that. A large portion of this vast Turkish debt is due to English people, and the refusal of the Sultan to pay, interest has led to something of a panic in London. But the London banks are loaded with Egyptian paper, and_ Mexi­ can bonds are piled up in stacks with the worthless Venezuelan securities. It is hard to understand why it is that the most practical people in the world, peo­ ple who are made of solid, matter-of-fact material, are also the most easily de­ ceived, and have been most tempted to part with their money for wild and im practicable schemes. An Apt Repartee. The frequency with which unreason­ able complaints concerning the manage­ ment of public business come to the different departments is very provoking to those officers, says a Washington cor­ respondent, and some of their replies to these eomplainte are worthy of wits and philosophers. The other day a Post­ master down South complained of the delay in transportation of mails across the Gulf, and in the body of the com­ plaint was a voluntary admission that the delay was occasioned by bad weather, The document came to the hands of one of CoL Bangs' assistants, who is noted for his aptness at repartee. He read the papeis over carefally, to be sure he was right then he wrote the follow­ ing indorsement: "If your ease is as represented within, it should have been referred to Almighty God instead of the Postmaster Geuoral. Respect- lolly eot" IKFOBTAOT IMPBOVKMXMT IN TREATING RUPTURE.--The Elastic Trims Company have produced a great revolution in the treatment of hernia. Their new Truss is worn eaay niglit and day: adapts iteelf to every motion of the body ; "never displaced by hardest exercise : re­ taining rupture comfortably, till noon perma­ nently cured. Sold at the office of the com­ pany, Ma 683 Broadway, New York city. Trusses sent by mail. Sena for circular. A CASE of chronic rheumatism of un- nanal severity, cured by Johnson's Anodyiu; Liniment is noticed by one of our exchanges. A large bunch came out upon the breast of the sufferer, and appeared like part of the breast bone. Used internally and externally. V Tbb sweetest word in our language is health. At the first indication of disease, use well knewn and approved remedies. For dys­ pepsia or indigestion, use Parsons' Purgative Pills, For coughs, colds, sore orlameetom- ube Johnson's Anodyne JAniment. GEMS OF >11 v !• H I I I ' i > 1 I ) % i I Dl *» Boot* and Shorn mtw rip or leak Atoo Mk for Win Qolitod Soto. •askatiMflMiandi iMK tte UUMM* ever seen The lllnatnted CaUkwn* nf n. jVr&dg n-m--t? §8 Prw wwiwdy. MmummtkU ff." rrmier A few dollars boya a pnas mmA tm for pnntmg card*. Uhnli wimhipM Mn al wiiitair prices. Sarr money mmd »*g. Send two -'--nrt f m. W. KBL8ET A • 89 0 i„£25SSVBBMSSEWK $0 AC fn (OA a day ttiMM, Sutptat worth MwM 9Q Ml ®/U !r*e. STntBoar & Co., Partlasui, SSe, sr Sesd ft* f%#esse Ci'wi|<4 . I!, BOTTOMS'® 8OS% MM* kpAUre-iipAiyM WASTED AOKMTS. Sampltm W OrtJUfrf*. Better (b%n Sold. A. OOUF.TKR A CO.. Ohk«c«. iAMtJflWt.OUffW, IdKlMAY, GOTOO! Hon, Tomfr.BAXMBT, OLMUMO. Have Yoift CowliwiMA? Have Yon Pain Itt •Have Yon any Throat Aaaag the Ambon an GOCHOB. Rmm, „ Abt. will be MUt* for Iht Retail Prtca, which to, out, Htm. 00 F»0Y P0MCT OUR OTHCft JtiCEIT fOMS* Have You1 !.C. TSR, for HiMb Sohoola. Ao. , 89 Miat«; for Praia* Meeting*. SJ«Hy to Ajre&tt, S5 jmp and t beat Ftmll; > fm*. MMT tit Aroerij», with two All AM, M'PG VO.. 3TOO BNUTDWAY. K. Y CHA8. K. D!?S9i « m, TM Sr®adw« ,̂V- ihnrrt A MOXTK,-A**SI?.<« WANTED. Ixsst-eeH- X {nil artictts in the world. Otte SARIP&R fre». Mdrcw J. BSIOMSON, Drtnit, SMfh. OMVERINTSONaCO., BmIM. •1Q it«S*v »t hossw>, Am>nt*wfcnt«d Octfitaadten 912 6m. AddrnM TRUM A CO., Aagmta* TBtmt. iQTUASA an^ OA'i AUKH. S-jra Care. TlM fee*. IOI RRIR A<Sdt«ss W. K, BKU.IS. ir.diasMif«IK S»tl. PD1ETWBTAE I TT I in , I, Am Yon "Weak and PebiKiiHwiT Do Yon Snlfer trvm MUnmUm? PoYwigcqiilwaTwilB? Have Ywa Ho Appetite ? DOYOUIM PoYoawirti Strong A Cmiositf. CO., fa--a St.. N A t«n-dol>r,;- bill of lfTO rat fro* for SUmp. Addraea C. HURST A ».7i» St., N. Y $250 $10 to 25per Day! tnen to tell an •rticlc" its BTAnaiM Vo Tarmera Sena and «th«rnw|Mieawi>% . . • OOrnx, Farmpre *uu others 111 Jhcir own m-irhburhoodi. Partleulnrii Free, AiWrc.s--THE CBNTRBKOTAI. 00,. tot Louie, Ma THK WHAT 18 IT.--Somcthinf new. Sells at •Utht. Bl( indaoemente to Acente. Samples, 45 centa and (tamp. Aaenta wanted. B«ud for CmlomK. U. S. BPBOL^TYOO., Tand«Falton-aW,Boeton. OPIMiMSSS DAILY WIT PI from now to let Merchants canitot oat Daily Market dooe. Cattle, «a»U t® hssref work, 8abacribe at • Spruce Street., New York. JOHH DOITOAlXk bygH>riMfgtet»« No. 282 KorOi Freight pai(C WeataraBftlt Houw, St. Load*, Mo. nyiuMEsgssas Mmb, Qutrnqr, Mieh. •oribe case. Addreae Dr. F. E. Ohieaco.nL A f \ aa C«n malm mon#jr on g«,t« AMEIII I ®artoyJ^v«ihi| Poil. _ *ji»rii*ioi vuiuiBu, nviif'UWi Oniafr, nom ikwtoi. Sitiu., 'PiUabaraii orOhlee>B Wm. Clifton, j had been keeping house temporarily for | him, stepped out to the meat market | and when she returned a few moments I later he was dead. A post mortem ex j amination was made, several of the best | physicians in the city being present. | The vital organs were healthy, and tliey i were unable to understand the cause of i death, or in fact why he should have I died at all. After laboring all the week j on the inquest the jury finally ceased, and returned a verdict ^ Saturday night I that deceased came to his death by vifei- | ration of God, and from some cause to tbe jury unknown. H "-""ISffifiSjrega™ gnn. U4 Mnr.ree Street, Otileaco. UL c INCINNATI DOLLAR 1 An Independent Family 48 Columns of Hearting. fBKKLY V\ fewepajMr. |"| . Per M^srTK.ss!'A'K!w.T(i..2r.a.'sas; U-M . NEEKLTHEWSF^R £ BjDCKWALTKR At CO., Banker* *•< BfeaM*. Re. IO Wall Strret. RAW % ork. EDSB THE X C E L S I O R LAMP CHIMNKYt. art made of ike keat Lead Olaaaaattl will Stand Heat b*U*r tkaa amy otkera. new Troaa la nom >eriect comfort niaht ay, Adapta itMU to tnotioli of the body, iln* rapture under ? h- hardeat ezerolse or aevarett attain nntU pemaneitti; eared. Sold oneao by the HO. 683 Broadway, Pi Sent by *eiL OaUoraaa9torOlinttlftr andbeearaC O ftBAA Inveeted in Wall Street, 91v ̂ VVvV often lead* to fortune. A TS-pu* book ezplaininc Banket* Yorir ererything end «irin*prloe of stooka QCMT CDCC Jowr HICK UNO ft CO.. Ba 8CIV I met. ABnten^SIRio^dwa/.llMr OPIUM CURE ine. Prof. n. Mrrkev. P. O. Box 471. Laporte, The moeta aeca--tml nsnedir of the ore*, ent day. Send for Pa­ per on Opium Rat ~ - - ,InZ Ton* Slaine Bltnattr Frist* ed ea 18 T**>«aPAB«KT YiaiTtirc CAKOR. for SS Onta. Eaeheerdeoatniri! a mh wMeh to not vWUe until held toeaida the lljtiit. NothisalikethemcverbelbfeoffiHediB America. Blclnduce- mcntato Accnta NOTBLTT PBIMTIHO CO.,Adktand,Mam. DONT la ttoree h(«u«.^g M i!£«;iSi<"orrr Sellincthe bert article ever offered to Asenta. One Agent made §15 . Addreaa, JOSEPH, Indlaoapolta, Ind. WANTED IMMEOIATEL 11.1 Mom Yoanff Men to Learn TKL-EGRAPHY. Good aituaUona guaran­teed. Addreea, with atamp. SIJPKR-OnrKNDBHT tlNIOM TKLKORAPH COMPANY, OBBRLIN, OHIO. Y 781 BBOAOWAT. Kew York. rerof SOLID GOLD . itook ia Urge, rery choloe, and ia offered at retail at trade prioea to keep our workmen going. Bills under |i9, P.O. order in advance. Ow |19, O.O.D. privilege to examine. Catalogue* fnaa T? T Iff AfiH T81 BBOADWAT. Kew Yorl J? e •f • Jul Ajjllt manufacturer of SOLID OOL JEWKLRYofeverydeecripUon. Theitoakialvge.•»: S16 8HOT CUN. Oaabanat C. O. D. wtth prtt- o «•--leiteOniaeiinaMU. Sm4 Smvlbrdmilu h IF. ILL a aow. «*a Mm. i - -, OS Mala BK. CladsBMi. O. Oi' Soul Charming." • H»w cil.ivr 111.i\ HiM'iUHlt' i.ml KMIU l.*» ii'vi- nml •ffd-Hon OLANY JM'IKOII IIII-) CIMHIMS InntHlitly. Thlx »ri all cull poweim. frw, »i"y IIIHII. I". c«nt>; toxvtlirl *itti * l^>vi-r's «utile, K|CJI|Hlaii Orncle, Hreamii. HIIIIH tn l.aillpn, *«'. 1 .OOiMMkj nolil. A fMtr book. A (id reus T. WII.I.1AMK Sl (XI., Pnlin, I'liilaileliihU. ARD8.«~90 white or tinted Brlatol, lOcu. ;50 wilake, Uarble, Rep, or Damuk. 35 eta. ; 50 ota.; with your name beautifully printed on them, aad 86 aample«of type, agents' price-liat, etc., sent bj return mali on isoelpt of nrioe. Diaoount to Olnba. Bart of work. W. O. CANNON, 46 Kneeland Street. Boat ota. Refera to S. M. Ptmwotn. A On. Baiiij 15 Pmiis «f Fltsi. _ SOUTH BKBWICK, Ma., Jan. 17,1871 H K. STBVCm. Baa.: Dear Sir--I have had Dyspepsia in Its wont form for the laat tan yean, and ban taken handled* oi dollnra* worth of medicine without obtaining any relief. In Sep­ tember laat 1 eommenoed taking the vaoZTiNE, since which time my health has steadily improved. My food well, ana I have gained fifteen " Vwrnxms, instead of being a puflfed-up medicine, has worked its way up to ita present astonishing succeag by actual merit in curing all diseases of the blood, of whatever mature. . BURNETT'S COCOAUSE is the best and elMBpeet Hair Dressing in the world. •TIBENCK'S PL'LMORIC SYRUP, FOB THE CURE OF COK8VMPTIOV, COUGHS AND COLDS. virtue of this mediolhe is that it ripens the throws it out of the system, purifies the blood, and thus effects a cure. SdHZNck'B SEA WEED TONIC, FOB NS Ctnu OFF DzapspfliA, IKDIOEBTION. ETC. The Tonic produces a healthy action of the stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle, and curing the moat obstinate cases of indigestion. SCHXHCK'S MANDHA«» Yuam, roa not Ctnuc ow LIVER COMPLAINT, ETC. These Pills are alterative and produoe a healthy action ot the liver without the least danger, as they are free from calomel and yet more efficacioua in restoring a healthy action of the liver. These remedies are a certain core for Consumption, aa the Pulmoriic Syxttp ripens the matter and parities the blood. The Mandrake Pills act upon the iivtsr, create a healthy bite, and remove all disei «es of the Uvur, often a cause of Consumption. The Sea Weed Tonic give* tone and strength to the stomach, tn ikes a good digestion, and onabhjis the or*! ns to form good blood, and thus create a healthy circulation of healthy blood. The comr bined oction ot t.'iese medicines, aa thus ex] cure every case of Consumption,"" use of the medicines persevered xplait cure every case of Consumption "if token tn time, ned, will .d the l>r. Kchenck is professionally at his principal offlcei, jrner Sixth and Arch Streeta, Philadelphia, every Mon­ day, where alt letters for advice nsay be addressed. Schenck's medicines for sale b|' a',1 Bruggists. digeata Then are several others TIM, and all have obtained _ Yo*9H ,̂AS E. MOORE. Ovacaaar a< tbaOard Boooi, Portamaaf Oo.'a Mills. sained fifteen sounds of flesh. I In this place taking the VkoE- ined relief. DYSPEPSIA. 8TWFTOMS.--Want of annatito, rising of fo« ind frowa the stomach, acidlte of the rtomach, am, dryness and whiteness of the tongue in the food aad wind bum. . . .. ing, sense of distension in the stomach times rumbling and pain; cost!v mesa, ally interrupted by diarrhea; palmsas mouth is clammy, or has a sour or Utter taste. Other freqnent symptoms are aaleilnasli palpitation of -the bearl headache, and disorders of toe senses, as seeing double, Ac. There is Mnetr ' skin to motion, dejection of and frightful dreajna. of the urine. The tter taste. Other o muaWf M •wili| •IDIIISSSDDZ* Peel Myself a New Man. Mr. H. E. STKVK»a: Dear WATIOK, Maac., 3vm M, mi UMBRELLAS. Will be sent three mouths, postpaid, 4br ffw@nty-X*lv« Oents. Address J CRAMER AXKEN8 * CRAMER,, Prop's of Weekly Wlsoourilfc MUwauk«e,JVtl* Tht»offar open until Deo. 1st. 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F. WA ST® Si CO.. If O Beaise St., New lor*. ii'IIK HORSE Scientifically explained. How to judge and care for him. The rmjnisite points tor spimd end on durance tuliy demon­ strated. A work of great I (ntortiiit to horse ownertl Htid breeders. Also,giv­ ing a .Sfitrr Cure for Epi. son'/- . PRICE MA CENTS, JZ" AddreBS J. P. VIWCBfiTiBox 5S,Chfcago,111. CABINET ORGAN. An exQuisii); combination adding to the capacity of UN organ much oi Utat of tlie piano-forte and harp, VHaa doable-reed organ, complete and perfect ! ts combined a new instrument, the PIAL tones of which are produced tar steel toi * bar*, rigidly set in steel plates alfixed to a soon m.aim struck hy himmen, as ia the planoJforta. of a pure, silvery, bell-iilu qnauty, *aty 1M bination or alternation with the organ toi Upon its invention and introduction, about a year since, this new instrument was received with so mcecte favor that the demand greatly exi urers* utmost ability to supply; so I occasion to lUlwrtlso it aateaeivei. footed facilities for a tango supply, they with confidence. U • !*.h drawings and full ilAMUN ORGAN C Union Sooaie, NK' MASpin « HAMLIN BOSTON: W UnionSOUBK Adnmn Street.. CHICAGO. full descriptions, ftaa. W YOf®; SO ah« ̂ SeltMsted X';K>#MCI& Bnirr Mill Oiont Of ilfl hiZI'S. smtl K!!}l!>|-io* vviirl;in:iiinliip. I'orlufcl VritidluK MIIIh. "Pi't'r or iindor rumn'is, for FanH or Merrhanl HOI1». ttesHlns Mulch in- fcerBoHlnv Cloth, ttlll Pleka Coin s>ln'll«'is and Cleaners, <ie;ti inir, SIcil'tlBJf, I'llllies, lliuisem. etc.: hIJ kiiidH of Mill Machinery MM! Millers' supplies. Send for Pamphlet. Nlranb ^IIIII t^oaiMny. Rex 1-tS ̂ ClHelHiiMti. Oblo. AGENTS WANTED FOR THE EIMTENIMIAL HISTORY* THE.U. S. Burnett's Cocoaino Prevents the Hair from Falling. Burnett's Cocoalrie" Promotes ita Healthy Qrovrtk. _ Burnett's Cocoaine . ft b no* Grisasy nor Sticky. Burnett's Cocoaine v > Leaves no Disagreeable Odor. Burnett's Cocoaine ' Sutxlues Refractory Hair. **"5^ Burnett's Cocoaine Soothes the Irritated 8caip>Skln. '• "jj, Burnett's Cocoaine AffbrUs the Bicbest Lustre. • : : Burnett's Coco^lm la not an Alcoholic TA : CI Burnett's Cocoaine Kills Dandruff! Burnett's Cocoaine (uveaNew Life to tbe Hair. Burnett's Cocoaine Remains Longest in .WJbls' ,.k3k\ The graat iatMest in the,--- makes this the fastest selling btetotj' of oar counts makes this tbe fastest selling ^«t^in« 442 too historical engravings sodWB page*. with a full account of Jthp approachinf gmndjOea- PDBUMIi,a oa"0hi" Preparad only fey JfiStPH BIHMETT * 27 Central And Sold .JXJIV WIFE NO, 19 Sir--Through the ad' of Rev. E. S. Best, of this m- earnest persuasktn VKGK'I'INK for Dyspepsia, ol which I have ctuteredffctt* years. 1 have used oniy two bottlSk, and already foal myself a now man. Rospectfolly, ML J. W. CARTBB. A Source of Croat Anxiety. MTdaugbterliaa VEOKTINE. HerJ anzioly to all of' Tint restored hi t benefit from the nsa of s recalved greot t-- . -- --_ docUoiiv health was a source of area* anxiety to all of her friends. A few bottles of the VEUg- tored hot health, strength and appetite. WMT I KNOW ABOUT VESETIN^j 8ottxh Boston, May 9,1870. • ^i>ear Sir-- I have had considerable experience1 with the VWIEXINK. For dyspetieia, general debility and impute blood, the VEOKTINE is superior to anything which I have ever used. 1 commenced t«king VltOK*riNE n.bout the middle of last winter, and after using a few bottles it entirely cured m# of dyspepsia, and my blood Bf veinvas in so good condition aa at the present time. It will afford Tn,* Tu«««T:r" tn jjrivs any further l»r(ict)liTi to what I know about this good rajtii-inejo any <»nc wnp will call or address rue at my rMidenc&» Athens street Very respectfully, MGNKOK PARKER. 388 Athens Street. VouJ^n'ReSellXSHflS^ Illuntrstkms brsntirv the wciK. It is the best aenflig hook iSRiSUiaflSasitfsff'8®* mce® • lUmial ones UAirrosD, -«Pfr"" ars wrWngi^lfu'.® kslhi Do not delay, but t'. 1 1 * BALL'S PATENT STANSJjfJp A T H A R D P A H P R i . i i hal i 'S SAfia iacK :o HlooA Rnaltoa with rookiMijk vio­ lence to the hettd, caaaittg hot fluhw, vertigo and dim­ ness of sixht, it is a certain sign that a uiild, salubrioua> cooline and euutiliring laxative is required, and Tarrant's Effervescent Seltier Aperient should be at once retorted to. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. f~i / C ,*A an. n. WHK5 m'RITIllO TO AOVER - r- 'O: .. .