CHICAGO ABLAZE.
Most Terrible Night Ever Experienced
Mor Than Four Mil en Burned
Over Thousands of People I.rft
Homeless A Roaring, Seething Hell
cf Flame Many JAves Lost? 'The
City in dshis.
The following is a report of the fire
and its incidents, specially described lor
the Associated Press by those who wit
nessed and fought the flames throughout:
Lite on Sunday evening a boy went
into a stable on De Koven street, near
the river, on the west side, to milk a j
cow, carrying with him a kerosene j
lamp. j
This was kicked over by the cow, and
the burning fluid scattered ameng the
straw. This was the beginning of the
great fire. A single extinguisher on the
ground, or active work by the police in
tearing down one or two shanties, would
have preuented the spreading of the
flames but the engines were waited
for, and when they arrived
tiif. firemen, stupified
bv their exertions at the first fire, on
Saturday night, worked slowly and
clumsily. Their efforts were unavailing. I
The wind blew a gale from the south-
west.
Kapidly the flames shot from house
to house, and from hoard yard to board 1
yard, having meanwhile crossed the riv-
er north of Twelfth street to the south 1
side, and made for the brick and stone
business blocks, the railroad freight de
pots and manufacturing establishments.
The fill extent of the danger was now
realized for the first time.
The fire department, already tired out,
worked like heroes, and the mayor and
city government, that had supinely rest-
ed, now began to exert themselves, but
the opportunity had been lost.
UNCONSCIOUS VICTIMS.
It being Sunday, proprietors and em
ployees were at home utterly uncon
scious of what was taking place. Those
who saw the flames supposed it was the
remains of Saturday night's fire, and
having confidence in the fire depart
ment, were unconcerned, but between
eleven and twelve o'clock a rumor got
abroad that the firo was in the business
portion of the city. j
Then the people commenced moving, j
Hoi ?ses were brought into requisition to
take proprietors and others to the con-
flagratiou. "What a scene met their
gaze The board of trade, court house, j
Western 1'nion Telegraph and Associa
ted Press Oflice, and hundreds of other
buildings were all in flames.
The air was filled with live coals,
whieh were hurled to north and east a
besom of destruction. Fire engines
were powerless for saving. All that the
men could do was to blow upbuildings,
but this availed but little.
The Times, Tribune, Post, Republi
can, Journal, and other newspaper ofli
ces, Western News Company, lilack,
Field 4 V Leber's establishment, the
Drake block, recently built, and Farwell
Cos., all were soon in ashes.
QUICK DESTRUCTION.
Jt seemed that no sooner had the
flame struek a wall than it went directly
through, and a very few minutes suf
ficed to destroy ihe most elaborate built
structures. The wa'ls melted and the
very bricks were consumed. The wood
en pavemeuts took fire, making a con
tinuous sheet of flame two mile long by
a mile wide. No human being could
possibly survive many minutes. Block
after biock fell, and red hot coals shot
higher and higher, and spread further
and further, until the north side was a
vast sheet of flame, from river to lake.
At one time it so hemmed the people
that it was? xpeeted thousands must per
ish. The Sherman. Tremont and other
hotels were emptied of their guests.
A 1{EM AKIt A ni.E SIGHT i
xvas presented hi the hurrying throngs,
with trunks, sacks or bags on the ir shoul
ders, fleeing amid the flames for their
lives. Those who could made for the
surrounding bridges others got next
to the lake shore and to t lie south. One
block in all t lie vast business section re
mained at daylight, x iz the Tribune
block. The custom house and Monroe
block*, in Dearborn street, had burned,
aud those who fought the flames here
thought at least this block could be
saved. A patrol of men, under Samuel
Medill, swept oil' live coals and put out
flames inside the walls, and another lot
of men under the direction of Hon. Jos.
Medill, watched the roofs. At half
past seven o'clock this appeared safe,
and most of the men went togetrest aud
food. A number went to sleep in the
1 ribune building. But there was
A CHANGE OF THE WIND.
The flames reached Wabash avenue,
St ate stin t, and Michigan avenue. Soon
after Mc\ inker's Theatre caught fire.
In a few moments the Tribune building
xxas in flames, and at the last moment
the sleeping men were aroused and res- j
cued from the flames. l>v 10 o'clock in
the forenoon this remaining block was
in ashes.
Fl.KiHT OF TIIF. l'KOn.E.
Now was to be seen the most remark- j
able night ever beheld in this or anv 1
country. There were from 50,000 to
70.000 men, women ann children fleeing
by every available street and alky to the
southward and westward, attempting to
pave their clothing and their lives.
Every vailable vehicle was brought
into requisition for use, for which enor
mous prices were paid, and the streets
and sidewalks presented a fearful sight.
Thousands of persons and horses, inex
tricably commingled poor people, of
all colors, shades and every nationality,
from Europe, China and Africa, mad
with excitement, struggled with each
7 OO
other to get away.
SCENES OF DISTRESS AND DISTRACTION.
Hundreds were trampled under foot,
men and women loaded with bundles
snd their household goods, to whose
skirts were clinging tender infants, half
diessed and barefooted, all seeking
pi ices of safety. Hours after they might
Imebeeu seen in vacant lots, or on the
sticets t;ir out on the suburbs, stretched
in the dust, lhese are the suffering 1
lambs whom Christ calls on the rich
world to leed aud clothe. God help
them, ii the heart ot man should prove
obdurate. One of the most pitiful sights
was that of a middle-aged woman, on
State street, loaded with bundles, strug
gling through a crowd singing the Mo
ther Goose melody, <kChickery,elackerv,
cranerv crow, I went to the well to wash
my toe," <fcc. There were hundreds of
others likewise distracted, and many
made desperate by whiskey, which, from
excess of thrist, they drank, in the ah- j
senee of water, in great quantities, who
spread themselves in every direction, a 1
terror to all they met. It is fearful to j
think of the
LOSS OF LIFE.
It is conjectured, with good cause, that
near tive hundred have been burned
to death. We saw four men enter a
burning building, and in a moment they
were overwhelmed by a fafling wall"
There was a crowd of men around the
corner of a building trying to save pro
perty, when, the wall yielding, thewhole
ot them were buried beneath it. About
twelve or fifteen men, women and chil
dren rushed into the building of the
Historical Society, a fire-proof building,
for safety. In a few minutes the flames
burst up and they were burned to death.
Among those who took refuge in this
building was the venerable Col. Samuel
Stone, eighty years of age, for a long
time connected with the society; also j
John B. Gerard and wite, and" Mine.
Depel grove, a noted teacher of music, j
It is feared that Dr. Frear and familv
were also burned, as they were in the
building and have not been seen since.
Mrs. Edsall, whose husband was inur- j
tiered last week, and who was suffering
lrom illness, was carried for protection
to a building which was afterwards con
suined. and it is feared she also perished, j
-Vll the books and papers of the Ilistor- i
ical Society, including the original copy i
ot the famous Kmancipation Proelama- 1
tion of President Lincoln, for which the
society paid Si'.;, 01)!), were destroved.
It is feared that a large number of cliil I
dren, inmates of the Catholic Orphan
Asylum on State street, are also burn- j
ed, as many of them were missing. On
Chicago avenue a father rushed up stairs j
to carry three children away, when he j
was overtaken l>y the llantes and per- j
ished with them. The mother was aft- i
erwards seen on the street, on the north- j
west side, a raving maniac. In the same
neighborhood a family of live persons
perished. The list of such fatal fries is}
very long, and can only be fully veri- j
lied" after the smoke shall have cleared i
away.
There are hundreds of familiesonthat
side who saved no clothing, but barely
their lives.
Chicago, Oct. 10. Xone but an eye
witness can form an idea of the fury
and power of the lire among the build
ings and warehouses on the south sick*. j
The wind blowing a hurricane at times,
it seemed but the work of a moment for
the fire to enter the south end of the
buildings fronting on Randolph and
W ater strcet?,and reappear at the north
doors and windows, belching forth in
fierce flames which often licked the op
posite buildings, and then the llanics, is
suing forth from the buildings on both
sides of the street, would unite and pre
sent a solid mass of lire, completely lil
ling the street from side to side, and
shooting up hundred feet above the j
house-tops.
Thus was street after street filled with
flames. Huge walls would topple and
fall into the sea of fire without an audi
ble sound. The roar of the fierce ele
ment was so great that al minor sounds
were swallowed up. Many buildings
sit uated along South Water street bur
ied their red hot rear walls in the water,
into which they plonged with a hiss*
The hea was so intense at times that the
burning huilditigs could not be ap
proached within one hundred and fil'tv
feet. The lire after reaching the busi
ness part of Randolph and South Water
streets, leaped the river to north side in j
an incredible short space of time, and!
thence among the wooden buildings on
that side, reached the lake shore, after
reducing block afte block of happy
dwellsngs to ashes
A scene of such utter powerlessness in
the face of an enemy was never present I
ed as that of this people trying to com-
bat the fire, for the combat was not of
long duration. The people bowed their j
heads in anguish of spirit, and allowed
the lire to have untrammcled sway.
MEANNESS AND EXTORTION.
iiile there are many instances of
generous devotion on the part of the
rich and poor, in deriding with the des
titute, there are painful instances of
meanness and selfiishness. One person
was trying to remove valuable papers
from an office, and asked two firemen to
help him, but refused, unless he paid
them f.iO. The papers here destroyed.
Drivers of express wagons have taken
$100, and even #500 for an hour's use
of their vehicles in getting the distress
ed people away from danger. Ainoii"
thesan scenes was the appearance
men and hots reastly intoxicated
around the streets of north division,
woere the saloon-keepers' stocks of
liquor were turned into the streets.
There can hardly be any doubt that
many of these wretches found their
death in the flames. One poor man had
crowded for refuge into a water main I
lying on the street, near the water!
works but the fire found him even there,
and robbed him of life.
HUNGRY CHILDREN IN THE STREETS.
Childred are going around the burnt
district seeking for something to satisfy
their hunger. They ask for relief, but
but there is none to give. Xo one has
pro\i-ions or money. What provisions
there were in the city are now burned
or eaten, and some people have enough
to last them for the day, but not longer, I
Provisions have arrived from Detroit, i
incinnati, Milwaukee and St. Louis,
and are being distributed as fast as pos-
I sible. 1
T\\ KNTY-THRF.E DEAD BODIES
have been taken to the station on the
north side. At the present time it is j
impossible to know who thev are. As'
night comes on the want of iras is
keenly felt. There are but few candles 1
in the city, and no water except what
is taken from the lake. Yerv grave
fears of outrages by thieves on the west
side are felt on every hand. General
Sheridan, who has been a hard worker 1
all through the fire, is still calling
troops from different points to keep or
der. All business and work is suspend- 1
ed, and every one is intent on secur
ing something to eat and a place of
shelter.
AWFUL SUFFERING.
The suffering on the north side is
heart-rending to witness. Fifty thotis- j
and moii, women and children are hud
dled together like so many wild animals,
and in other places seventeen thousand
Germrns and Irish praying for relief;
helpless chidren asking for brea; heart
broken parents, who know not which
way to turn or what to say, and noth
ing to <lo but await the distibution of
supplies, which, at the best, must be a
slow proceeding.
There are parts of the districts, over
which it is almost impossible to travel,
that present, indeed, harrowing scene;
women in the pains of child-birth, and
patients who have been moved from
bedsot sickness to save their lives, were
all exposed to the rain of last flight and
the cold raw winds of to-day. Several
deaths have occurred at Lincoln Park,
and three women have brougnt children
into the world only to" die. There are
people who, in the bitterness of their
aouls, ascribe eoc calamity to
god's judgment.
Each train and extras are loaded to
the fullest capacity, taking the people
away, who in many instances have no
place to go yet they cannot stay here,
and every train is obliged to leave fhe
times as many passengers as they take
away. Every precaution is being ta
ken by the authorities to guard the peo
ple to night, and if tlie morning comes
githout robberies and murders, they
will all thank God and go forward with
courage.
The Buck Tiuai.. The case of
Harrison (x. Black, on ^charge of shoot
ing "VV. W. Mcluiig, of Cumberland,
with an intent to kill, has been removed
here for trial, and will come up, wc un
derstand, this week.. Mr. BlacTc is the
father of Harry Crawford Black, who
was tried here for killing McKaig, and
now the father is to be tried for attempt
ing to kill the same man. Air. Whit
ney, of Baltimore, we learn, will ru-sii-t
in the prosecution. Frederick Exami
ner.
A Nkw Book by Henry A. Wise.
(Jen. Wise's book, which lias been in
course of preparation for some time, is
at last nearly completed. This book is
written by the general at the request of
Faculty and Board ol Directors of W il
liam and Mary College, and is called
'?Seven Decades of it lie Union, inclu
ding a Narrative of the Life of Tyler."
We understand that arrangements have
been concluded with Messrs. Lippin
cott tfc Co. for publication in Decem
ber. liichmond Dispatch.
At "Washington and Lee University
there were two hundred and sixty one
matriculates on the 5th inst. a larger
number, it is said, than was ever before
present this early in the season besides
these there are others who have not yet
matriculated, and every stage brings
additions.
Cheap Farms Free Homes
ON THE LINE OF THE
STTRfl D1PI!
A LAND GRANT OF
1 2 ,0 0 0 0 0 0 ACRES
OF THE
Best Farming ai:d Mineral Lands in
America.
3.000,000 Acres of Choice Farming aad Graz
ing Lands on the line of the road, in the
State of Ncbrrtsku,iu fill' .it !Mnttc Valley,
now lor sale, fur cash or long credit.
Tlin?t lands are in mild and health}' cli
mate. and fur grain-growing and stock-raising,
unsurpassed by an) in the United Slate*.
Prices Range $2 to ?10 per Acre.
HOMESTEADS FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS
2,500,000 Acres of Government Land between
Omaha and North l'latte, open for entry an
Homesteads only.
Soldiers of the Late War
ire entitled to a
Free Homestead cf 160 Acres
withiiV Railroad limits, equal to a
DIRECT B O UjVTY OF $100.
Send for new edition of descriptive pi?m
phlrt, with new maps, mailed free everywhere.
Address, O. F. DAVIS,
Land Oomrai?iener, U. P. K, R. Co.,
Oct 5 3m Omaha, Neb.
LISHED^
The Only Reliable Gift Distribution in the
Countrj
$60,000 00
IN VALUABLE (i I F T S j
To be Distributed in
L D SIN E S
152ND REGULAR MONTHLY
Gift Enterprise,
To bo Draw n MONDAY, NOV. 27th, 1*71.
TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF
$5,000 Each in Greenbacks!
TWO PRIZES *1.000
FIVE PRIZES $500
TEN PRIZES *100
Each in
Greenbacks
fl'hnle Number of Cnsh Gifts 1,000/
1 Hor-e and Buggy, with Silver-mounted Mar
net*, worth $600. One fine-toned Hose- j
wood Pi.iiio, worth $5'W. Ton Family Shew
ing Machines worth *100 each. Five Ilea-
vy a*ed Gold Hunting Wati_l.es 'ai.d Ilea-
yy Gold Chains, worth $3"0 each Five
l i old American Hunting Watches, worth
$125cach. Ten Ladies* Gold Hunting Wat
ches, *orth $ln0 each tt* iU Gold and Sil
ver Lever Hunting Watches (in ail) worth
from $CU to yil 10 ea? h. 1 idies' Gold L< on
tine t naius, Gent's (ItJd est Chains. Silver
plated Solid Silver and Double
plated Table and IVispoons, Ivory-Handled i
Dinner Knives, Siiver-P/ated Dinner loiks, f
liver Vest Chains, Photograph Albums,
Ladies' (iold Ureastpin* and E.ir-riti?*.
Gent*' Gold Breastpins, Shirt Stud* and
Steeve Button*, Finger-ting*, Gold Fens,
siher extension, etc.
Whole cumber Gifts 6,000. Tickets Limited
to 60,000.
Wanted to sell tickets, to whom
Liberal Premiums ?iil be paid.
G^SittJle Ticket* ?1; Six Tirketa *5;
Twelve i c k e i s *10; i'wtiU} five Tick
et* ?20.
Circulars containing n full li-t of prize*, a
description of the tn timer of dra ing. and oth
er in form a i ?n in tefereoce to 'he Distributi n,
will be sent to anv one ordering them. All
Idler* Oiu&t be addrt**t'<] to
L. D. SINE, Box 86,
Cincisi.ati, Ohio.
Office, 101 W. 5'h Street.
September 30, 1871.
7UST RltPElV hD A new siipplv
of Fall and Winter Cloths and si
meres, for sale by the yard or made up to
ordrr. C*!l and see ?hem.
sep 9 Uumrickhouit 4* Niehtsline.
SALE NOTES DUE.
7HIIE not*s given ai my sale if II due on
A ilie I?! October, instant. ami if prompt
payment is noi made before the 17th
instant, intereet will be charged fioin
April 1st.
MA EG A RET LINE.
Oct 7 3t
Administrate r's
NOTICE.
All person? Invintf claims against
lh<* E-tate of KianU A. Simpior, ritceai*
ed, are requested to forward meli, prop
erlv authenticated to* me. Persons in
debted are requi-ed 10 tnale tiou;ediale
payment to the undersigned
D. W. HE>DRICKS,
Administrator.
Septembfr 30. 1671. 3t
GRAND
TOURNAMENT
1"*0 be held at Morgan'* Spring ha* up
the spout," and H hi. T. Lenten has "'coiim
down1' with the liiicst, it ice 1, prettiest, and
i cheapest stock of Full and Winter (JouOs that
has. ever been brought to She pherditoun.
1 hey consist of Dry Goods, such as C-?s?'
nteres, Linseys, Cordurojs, Calicoes, Ging
hams, Jileached ami Unbleached Muslin*, lk-d
Ticking, Shirting, Flannels, Crash, Wbite and
Colored Cambrics, lri-h Linen. K.c. Ladies'
I>res? Good*, such as Alpacas, LeLai.es,
Mouslins, Velveteens, Australian Crepes. \c.
Notions? 1 ha?e on haul a large stmlc, Hosi
ery, Cloves, Collars. Cuff*, Cursetts, Hoop
Skirt?, Combs, lSru-?i.e?, Braids, Switches,
Cheap Balmorals. Fine Shawls, fee. Any a
niount ol Gum Overshoes of the latest cut,
Hoots and Shoes, Hats and Cap*, Quueensw^re,
W'oodenwai e, Hardware ol every description
AN keep Floor and 1'able Oil Cloths, Carpel
a ltd Matting, also Funeral Goods.
If \ou don't see what you want in thi? col
timn coine up to my Cheap Cash Store aii<l ^et
them. WM.T. LUMEN.
Shepl crdstow n, October 7,1671- tf
Hurrah for the Red Flag
HE that hath e\ es toun.i*v let Itiin go up to
W. T. Lemeo's Cheap Cash Store ai.d
gnaw some of his Cheap Groceries. Teas,
Coffees, Brown and bite bubals. Country
Cured Bacon and Lard, Mackerel a'd Herring,
Molasses and Syitps 40, (it), and bOcenit, and
5,1 per gallon, also X L N I Family Flour.
Recollect these cheap jjoods are forsjle b\
Oc! 7 WM.T. LEMLN.
WE A Til Jilt STltirS.
TO R RE PS PATENT.
QUA!. I l MAINTAINED.
Prices co.npeto w itL the
CHEAPEST.
C. S. J. torre V
Oct -1 ?m ICC Fulton St., N V.
X L REVOLVERS
TH!' New X L Revolver No. 1 22-100 Cal.,
i J. No. 'i H2-IOO Cal., short, .No. 3, 3 too
t'il., lone. No. 4 33 lull Cal., fur Pocket I e o I
vers, are unsurpassed. 'hey u*e th? ordinary
Copper 'aitridge and are bedutilul in shepe
and brush.
i'HE BALLARD DERRINGER
41-10*' Cal has no qual a? a Derrioger.
Full and complete Klock of
Guns, 1 1 J? Pixtoh, Ammunition and
Sjjort amen' s (l.nnlSy
Manli'actimd bv
MERW IN vV HVlJIERT,
?3 Chambers and 65 lvcsde -Street*.
Send for Caulogues. Mew Yo k.
i Uct 7 3.n
Something Good to Hat,
'Jhe final Eutl Indian Delicacy.
T)l DDI N 08, Blanc-mange, Jellies, l reams,
I t i riddle cake s, etc.. w lien tnaiie Irom H 1 LLS
EAST INDIA M MljC are so dehcious
that ono tual ??curei> n a warm we. come at ev
ery table.
MAN IOC A
is very economical, as but three tabIe?poon?ful
will unke a pudding for an ordinary led faru
ily.
MANIOC A
is more nu'ri'i^tis than an other vepetible pro
ducuon, yet it is to ea r!y digested, thai meJi
?1 men specially re ommend t to invalids as a
cure for dyspepsia and kindred complaints.
M A MOCA,
once tried, bee' me* Tbe Family Friend,
Fur sale by ail grocer'-. Prepared only by
tbe MANIOCA CO..
Oct 7 3m 2S7 Washington St., N. Y
DR. E. GARVIN'S
Solution and Compound
E LI XI R O F T J R
1MRST AND ONLY SOLUTION e*er m .de
i. in one mixture oi ail tte Twelve valuable
active prioci} ?l> of the well-known curative
gei.t l'IN o TREE TAR unequ tiled in Coughs
Colds, Catarrh, Asthma, Uroiuhitis an'J t'?>n
sumption. t urcs Without Failarerent cold
in three to sit hour*; ami *I?o by ns Vitalising,
Punly ins and Mi w ;atmg elb cl upon ihe g( n
eral s>stem, is rrmaikahlr efficacious in all
DISE\SES OF THE IJLOOD,
Including Scrofula an Eruptions of i e S^in.
Dyspepsia, Diseases of the Liver and Kldn: >s,
lieart Diaeare and General Debility. One i ri
al Convinces A.so a
VOLATILE SOLUTION OF TAR
For Inhalaiion without application of Heat. A
remarkable v?lu?ble di?coverjr a? ihe whole ap
sratus can be earned in the ?e>t j ocke: ri aJy
ai f ny time for the most effectively and posi
tively cura.ive u-e in all Diseases of the Nt>?e,
Throat, and Luncs. 1 he eompour.J
TA R A N D M A DR A K E P. LL
for i!** in connection iih tLe Eh* r Tar is a
combination ol ihe two m- st salual ie Alicia.
U e Mcdiciaes know n in the Profession, anu
ren'era tbn Till without eicep'.ion the very
be?t ever offered. >end lor Cucuiar of po?iti?e
Cures to vour DruLTci?? or to
L. F. H DE A- CO.. Sole Propr.,
1 10 Fast 22od Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists generally.
Ot i 7 3 m
farmers paint
It "E are now manufacturing a superior paint
at ne hilf the price of ordnu y patn's. It
is a brown. In^l tLe s' ade c^n be varied by tbe
a 'dttion of dry amtas 1< is m xed readv lor
use and is ?o'd by the fallan. It is auita ii*
lor htusos. bams, fences, depots. '<ridffea, boil
ers. ani k stacks metal roofa. kc. W? a'?o
nmnulactor^ our celelirated READY KO"K
ING, 'jr covering roots of all descriptions For
price lu;s, aamp'es. Ac., a ldrcs* ihe
READY ROOFING CO.
No. t>4 CounlanJ St., New l'o k.
Oct 7 3m
Pills Pills !~r~ Pills
T17 Kits II T'S. J -v ne'e, A.er's, Mc
Xi Ijine's. McC* til's, U:,ll s. Cottar's,
Brandreth's. S henck's. Usee's, (?il
pin's. Kid a) V\ ar's, D -eni's. H^l
lovsay's, Turner's fteurslgil. ?nd Shel
lenb^'Cfr's Fe f T AyUf l'ill?, at
feh 1 1 H. M Billings' Druj 8t re.
/"^OKN COKN VViil r<*cei?e any
\J amiM.n' ??f Corn in esrha< g" f >r .Mer
chentiize ai highest tn5r?ei pri>-p-.
J Mr'vi'i,
jj n 14 Elk Branch.
fPRANSFOKMA I ION Neektis>e. lor
1 <iale bv f J. T. J.tmtn.
1(UXS ^p?rkllng Gelattne. at
1 Diiitoga* Dreg Store.
SALE AUTJiS 1)UE.
/7JHE note- gi^n at toy Mle will fill
a due on ihe 30th ol September, in
funi, and if prntnpi payment i? not made
interest will b* charged Iruui ila-e. The
n'UPS are in the h^nJs of M.Chan <fc
Yoniz, to whuui I expect immediate piy
went. JOHN HAY.
fep 30 3?
TO?
^71 1 1 K Copartners! ip Heretofore existif
J bfiwt*en Mr. John Flfoinn ai
t in i
ing mid
myrtli is t day dtMoNeu and ik'#*-*
8nd r.n per-un n nu'ht.r ZBd i" transact
I any bu?iner? for raid C partnership.
S. I>. CAS ILK MAS.
Washington, D. C., 5? t* j? t 20, ls< 1.
lep 23
puffTTuffIIway
rpiIE undersigned take# ibis opportunity
jL of iHioinni'g the nt zena ?>t Snep
h. rJstown *n<l Mm itv tbm he ha- r?; en
ed a retail TOIIACCO STOItE. in ihe
llomn adjoining J M Sioiitbraker's
ConftrtitnH ry Store, where he wi 1 Ue? p
constantly en hand ihe choicest btaiuls ol
Tobacco,
Cigars,
1'ipfJ.
Smokers,
Sim 11.
I'ipe Swm*.
Cigar Ca?r
l\? f il?. A c.,
Cill ?rul m?Ve your p'irc''a-f?. ?n'J
you will surely be plea*td. 1'pcps low,
and ex<*lu?l*elv lor 'ash.
J M K.S VV. KF.AKNEY.
Shepl.efiistuwn. Sept. 3n, lb?l. tf
THE CAUSE AM) CURE OK COX
SUM I' riOX.? Th- primary cause of Con
gumption i* rlennsement of the digestive or
This derangement pnduces deficient
nutrition mid a?nn>ilitiun. iiy assimilation I
mean that process bv which tha nutriment ol
itie lOod is converted into blooJ, and thence ill- j
1 0 the solids ot the body. Prisons wilb dige>
lion thus impaired, having the slighest pre.! s
position to i ulmoitary disea-e, or il they take
Cold, will br verv liable have Conso .?puon
of ihe Lungs io aome of its lunn and I bold
lhat it" wi I be impossible to cur?' any ca>e o.
Con umpti. n without fir*'. reatoring a good di
gestion and healthy assimilation. I re very
first thing I" he dime is to cleanse 'he stomach
and bowels from a. I uiseaa.d mucus a' J H.ime,
whn h is clogging Iheso orga.i' 'hat ih?v
cannot je-iorni (heir fundi .ns, ?i d then rouM
lip aini rivore the li?er to a healit>y aciio'i. h ??r
ll.;* purpose iht t>ui?-st ainl t'e?t renirdy i*
Sch?-OfkV Mandrake IMIs. 'I'^e^e PitU cl?*?n
tl,e ?'oinach and Imi?( ol 1 1 tii?? lies.) n>l m< r
hid >iiine lijai ih caur-ing di*?*a?e and decay ill
ihe hole system. I t??* y will clenr rut 'he
h\?*r of all e<! l?i 1*- ll?ai hae ?ci uuiulaied
there, and rou-e it up to a n w and healthy ac
j lion l y which natural and healihy bile t? ?e
c tt?'d.
i 'i'.ie stomach, bowels, ami liver are thus
cleansed by the use of Schrnek's Mandrake
I'ilU; hut here r< niaiua in the alortiach an e**
cet?a <il acd. the organ i" i??rpid anJ the ap|ietito
po..r In thii b 'W? I* the la teala are weak, and
requirin j aiietig'h and buj |''?rt. It i" a
I Coil ition like thi* ihai Vh? nck'a 8eawit:d 1' i
n ic proven to Se the moot valia' le remedy e?er
di'covcred. Jt in alkaline, and ns u?e will neu
waiize all esceas ol arid, making the atnmach
sweet and l(. a. it t I giv.- permaimr.t tone to
iti im imjHJr lant organ, a'id cr'-aie a goo?- h< a'tv
j apj etite, and prepare the eyaicro lor the fir?t
i process ol n gtioj drgcMion, and ultin aiely
j mike g rod, healthy, livi g blood. Alterllna
preparaiorv treatment, what remain* lu cure
1 morl ca-e< of Coi^umption ia the Iree and ^er-
I severing u*e fcheiick a P'llinonx Wyrop.
The I'ulmonic 8y rup nourishes the i>yatem, }iu?
rifles ihe blood, and i- readily absorbed into the
ciiCuUiion. and thence di>tr.bu ev! to tue dr..
1 ea?v I lungs. Thete it ri|?-ns nil li* L?i?l mat
i rs, wi, tlher in the form of ab?-ec??t a or tu
berc es, 81, d then a>suts Xalure lo eipel all
1 the di?tasfd matter, in ttie loru? of Ire e?|?e..
loration, when once ti ripens. Il is then, by
the gre^t healing and purifying progenies o| i
I schenck'a Pulmonic f\vrup, that all ulcer# and
c?viiie? are healed up -ound, and my patient is
cured.
The essential thing lo be dona in curing Con
j 'sumption is to get up a gm d appetiie and a
?ood digestion so lhat the hody will g o* in
fl.-ah and get strong. It person has diseased
I tunes. aca itvor abscess tlure,? ihe cavity
cannot heal the matter lant ot ripen, ?o I mg aa
tie system is below par. V\ hat i> necessary lo
cure a new order of things,? a gou.l cppeiiie,
n good nutr tion, ihe hody lo grow in fl -h and
get fat; then t alure i? h?-!pel, the ca?iiie?. will
heal, .he matter Milliip' ii ai.d be ibro vn >dl in
large quantities, and t e person r cam lu al h
and strength. This is the true and only plan
to cure "oiisuroption. and il a cr?"n is vny
bad, il tbc luri'is are r? >t ennnrly destroyed, or
even if one lung is entirely gone, if Iberei* e
n- ugh vita ity left m tho utb< r iu h^ai up, heia
is hope.
I ha?e s en n ?ny persona cored wi h ?tily
one sound lung, I *e and enjoy hie tj a good
olls^e. J hia i? wh?t Schenck'a Mediiine*
will do lo cure Consumption. They will clean
out ihe stomach. ?*'ee en and strengthen it. get
up a goc d ujevi-m. and g:ve .Nature the assis
tance she needs to clear the system of ail the
disease that is in lbs lungs, whatever Ihe for in
may te.
It is important that while usir g Schenck s
Medicines, car..- sh uld b? exerc?s? d nut I lake
cold, leep in doora in Cold *nd damp weather;
avoid nithi air, and lake out-door exercise on
ly in a genial and warm sun-bine.
I w. h it uistmctly underst) d that when I
recomm* nd a fatient lo be carelul iri reg*fd io
taking cold, ?h le using my Medicines. 1 <lo to
(or a special reason, t msn *fio ha-* hut par
tially reco?er?d from the ?M..cis of a bad cold ia
I jr more liab e to a rtlaj>?? than one who baa
b-en er.ur* Iv urrd. and it is precisely the same
in teg?td to Coi.aumpl on. loc.< a- th?* tung
re not perfectly he. led, just so loi.g is laere
is imminent danger ol a foil return of the d??
ea-e. Here it is tliai I to strer.uo'isly caul ori
pulmonary paiienla againsi e I posing .heinselsea
toin a'm -pheie ihul is not genial ai>d pl?a?
ant. t'onfirmed Con-umptise lungs s-e a
mass of or ca, ?hicb the lea-tcha' ?e ot atmos
phere will inflame. The grand s?crer ol my
sUvCes* ?i b my Medicines coo-iata in my a<>ih
tf to subdue inflammsti?n u-stead ol provoking
it, a-, many of the Jaculiy do An inflamed lung
cannot. ?Mth s?fefy to tbe pviient, te eip<>s?d
io the bmi.g blasts of V* m'.er or the chilling
mn ls of S nng or Autjmn. It sb.uUl be care
fui.y shielded from all irrilaung inlluencea.
The utmost caution slouid he ohservsd mthia
particular, a* without it a c .re und'r almost
anv circuii.'tarfces ra ari irnpo-r.Dility.
I he pe'soo ahou'd be kept on a wholesome
ar.d nutnuou* diet, and ?li th?* Med c r.ea con
tinuei) until ice h dy ha- irM .red to u 'i?e natu- j
r a I qia-.riti y ol He?b a' c s rtng'h.
a n.'y self cured h> this ir aunent of the
w. rst kii d ot t'm-um; Ui.n. and has? li?ed lo
get lat and hearty tf?r?e many yeara, wrh tn<?
:u:.g mostly gone. I na?e cu ed ihou-a .ds
>ince. and very many bave l-eeu cur. d by this j
treatment whom I hate never seen.
Ahoul lue fir at of <J. lober I expect to take
p0,?e-? l. of my new t uibiing, ?t ine Norn
ea>t (Jo'ner "I J?.xih and Arcfc ?tre-ia. ?he'?
ahall be pleased to give jdvre to all wbo may i
require it.
??'u i direct ion i accompany all c.jr Re-neJ e?
to that a peison in any part of iba world can
te rradnv curei by a sl'ic.t oWrtanre of th*
.irne. J- H. SCJI&NCK. M D..
Philadelphia.
THOMPSON LUJ.Y 6l C? 20
H?n..ver sir eei, U alii? ore, Md
VVi.o'esa'e Agente. be, t 1
UE P.iwd. I-d Bati-Briek, a Oinal
I e\r? llent art', le f .r el^ant n morals;
fterv houat keept^sbonld u?e I t?>r ?sl?
bv R. Rion Iaicm.
Harpei'" Ferry, JuDt 3. if
jXctw -liiDcrtiecmcnts.
The Stic DUinfictant
Bromo Chloralum,
Non Pni?onou?, Odorl***, Powerlui lie
oJonZfr and Disinfectant.
Ltitirely Haruile*s and Si'f.
Arreata aii?.l Prerenl* Contagion.
U-ed in private d? filing*, ho els, restaurants
public school*. hoepitvla, in# sue a*tlum?.dia
j j r i nanr*, jail* i rison*. poor-boosea, on ships,
i -leum b ?nd in tene:aent-hou??w. market*,
torwuer-clos-ta. urinals, aii-ka, aewers, ee-a
poo!*, Mjb.i's, Ac
A i ctfi in all ron'apiou# and pe<til?> tial
di*ea?ea. as cbolera, tvpbiwd feter. .-hip tever.
.-:na!l p ac?r!f t terer, m.-4-le*, di~' "so* ot
irciala. A"c. Prepared on!? by TILDLN A.
C< llli liiiaul *t., N V Sold by al. ?i f? tf
T it E E N
FRUIT A.VB ORNAMENTAL,
KOK Al 1 I M.N UK i*7l.
Wc in*i e the alien ion ol Piantera anJ Dea
lers to our Urce and ci mj i*'.t stock of
M*nd -r.l and D*arf Fruii f'refa.
(?rape Vines' ar.<! $malt Kruit.
OroawenMl 1 rre*. >hrut>* ai.J Plants.
N< vv and Kare I r it and Urnaiiu uul 1 ffW.
Buitiuu* K lower Hoot*.
l>cfcu, ii ai.d II unrated priced Catilcgues
sent pro, Jid on r?.c*-ij t of stamp* a?? folio**.
No. fraha, lOe. .No. s OrnakiDiil
Tree*. lUe. No. o t?reen-hou*e, 10c .No.
4^Wbolcnlt, fiw. No. 5 Uu.ha, :r?e. Ac
I dfe?* ill.l. A.ViKK A UaKKY, K cheater,
i N. i. K?ta5?ii*oed tt<10.
A ppletow's Jour h a l.
Knur MoiiiUs 'or One lMUr.
Persons ?jt now subscribers to Appleton's
JoU'iial ean, a* a trial ?^b?0iiptiou. obtain the
reman. intf i^urs I ?he current )i.tr from
bept- Jd? POKONE DOLL >K
I'hia li'te red>ictiou is o.icr-d to new ?.uh.
c r ff it>?- r> lo eitai le those 1 1 i aeqoaini? -t
u-vlh vb* JteriuMn idlly ?C>1 I la tn*nt#. Re
mittance* mustbemaif d duett lo the publish
er*.
Appletnn'* Journal ia puSli bed weakly. and
consists ol thirty -two paije* quarto, ea< b nurn
ler attra- lively tius'ratcd. Price IOC. p?-i
No.; regular auhacripuor) pric jt per agotm
in a. lattice. 1). A. I'LL I UN ii Co-, J' ltd. sh
ell", Ne* York.
VP 1 FOR One MoD'h to all wlioa-k
L it li I tor it; 7 5c. to Jan. 72; 6U to
1u y '7.'; St) t< J.?n. '73. 'i'HL ME n?<?
Lvery week a loclure K'WDI Talk by
Ueeeher; J'er'tioii or (irtiele by Talmaee, (mc
"nd only lr? Beecher <n p pila'UV.] Mr*. V\'il
lina'a K'?*at r h 1 *'ory exposing ?rcrrt ?\i'r?
inca nl U miariisui in \'in rir?. and much otf)<r
good r-.i.liii^. (i. Unified, lit Nu-sju Sir. t,
Nfiv York.
p J? 1^ l> I ry Samples ol ou r urt-ai r.-p*pr,
i It 1 J 9 1 ,IHi iliu* ia1! d wet kh 3l) tiara
r>li!ill<h?>l. f me i'fel 'a? to ?ut?
w Ageul* make a d?y. i*ei.?l lor
S*h|fi!av (i.izriti', *i I J v? I, 'Ir.
BAND I.EAlti.li.v
For sonieihinu iiiicii-kIiii^ ??*nd your addiea* to
Cii'iiic*" btirii, Frinjiioii, N?? oik.
i r< ?HS. i?i> 1J in. B.i'i i-, aad.ttjrrnpial
1 J an kinda ran l>r ?'?-?ly ruado. lor l??* than
hall the u-ual iat?-,l>y mean* of LiCliLLH'd
Ki eeipta. I'r>ct: ?i. dcli?i-ri-d by mail. 1'ioot
Stiee.s and ludi'k s'j?< lite by K. A. Lu hier,
4011 N. -id St Fhilutflphia, Pa.
I II K t I K I \I N I; \l.si.l)
Mow it ia done, and who ito?'a it. Thi Alena
Book. t'Ji paje*. gur<eou?ly illuatraifd with
cut*. po?Hion?, &c. J^fiit by mail, *?-i:urel>
sealed, for fllty cruU. tirand Circular, free.
A<tdr??* Andrew K.mmins, oHS Broadway, New
Vork. j
$:n WK WILL I' vV |?a.
Audits f 3ti per met k to ?h|1 our ureal and val
uable di>ro?eria?, ll oi want permanent,
lionorahle and pb a-mt work, apply lor pariicu- j
Urn. Add re** I)\ LU A CO-, J*ck?'?n, Mielii- j
unn. >ec?23 4!
TRustke's Sale.
Hy virtue nf ?l?ril of irur t e*??rnlfil
hy Jacob tl r h?*-riiiy il ilf on tli
(ill day nl Ao(fii?t, l8fiH. and nf iec<'id
among tli L?nd l(>c ir't f JifT- r?i>n
on it t V VVt-tl a., Ili-ad li>jok 4\ii It,
Fiilht HU'J ar.d 400. I Mill ll at I'ublie
Ancti in. lo i ft e hii|heftt bidder, in liotit
ol KmUr'a Hotel,
On Saturday, 4th of November,
1 87 1 that large and fiiuable J)V\|.I.
LIN(i
I I ohm; and Lot,
Jitua'e nil Ml, I r?ct. Ill S ij?t?? M.
'joining the iota of Homy Kimai and
oiheit, it nil known on the plal of laid
town a* part of l.ot .No. U3. Sitd ?!?nl
oi trust w as given fer tf.e purp i?e of ae
r.uriii^ the pa> tin it t oi a promts** r> noie
jf i ?iii hy *ait Jae?'b Miiler to K 8
M. H-'d. nan, t?ir r br* iud of I"! r? e 1 1 j i?
ilrei! dollar*, da!? d 'lie 0 'i day of U^i t.
|MtiH, and pav?b!n twelve m?nt Hitrr
date, aitfi intereat from date, an Inject io
eredii on the (irat day ol April, lb7U, of
eighteen dollar*; whole amount i<f bal
anee due on the 4 if* day of November.
1R7I, Three Hundred and Forty dollar*
and ninety-two e?nta, inrludlti^ coat ol
pron at on note
The -.hotrt described property will le
aold aubject to ttie contii gent rigl t of
I In er ol Mr a. Ma ?arat V Miller. Wld
o# o' the abo*e i>*njrd Jacob Miller.
TEUM8 CASH.
Sale tu cuunnenea a? 2t*r loek, P. M
U. I). McGUNCY,
Tidin,
fie,) i 30. 1871. _
31 u U i; i. ii a
H AT H II
It ia a rare and per'tc re-n^dy for a.l di*e?*et
of tb? Li?er and "plerM. Lnlarae-neiit r Db.
*tra(H n ol lim?iinr?, 'rtnary, l.*ier ,?r
At,l >mal '-gaii*. I'overty or a v>aut
oi Bl-od, Inter mtte- t or iiemitteM
K*ver?. lndamijia'in of
Li??-r, Dripry, ??aluf^rb Cir
culation 'at tae IJ| ,od Aba
eea?rt T UJivii Jaundice,
8rr ifula, I)Vfp^p?ia,
Ague V Ke*eror rtieir
Cooc oniur.u.
L)r. Wells ha* in^ Oafuroe aware of ih# extra
ordinary m*dicir.ai properlje* ol Ihe bouiti
American Plan called
J L K L li E U A
aeat a rpecivl commisainn to ttjat c*?sr,iry *.o i
pro ore it in it* native purity, to! b*v r,y
lou?d It* w *n4?rful cutaiive pro| ertiea to eveo
etceed the aaiicipait mm formed by it* gra*i
eou'ati ?n, baa c 'or!ode?J to ort er it to t0? p.f>
t'J, aui i? ha, py lo ?uie that fee bat p?- tecic??
a r.ngeiinN.t* l?' a tr^U' ti-omhly a.?pp!y ol
thia wondatlul 1'iant. He hvi ?p- 0l n ueL
i.u.t i fD m| to io?e*'i<aiioj at t> tr?e
irio?t ri.i pn paratioQ lr? ji t, lor popu'ar
u*e, a.?? ha* i??e ?o tie iii?e u??4 ja hia o^ii
r*c ice *ah o. ?*k bapi>y reau. a tne edec ual
imdicine mow p t-<:. ie<i io lie j u ?b- at
Dr. Wclh' Kxirict of Juruueba,
arJ be couQJeatly tecoiuuieo J* it l? e?ery
lata ly baaselii'd rero dy ahicb ar.aolj u
ir^riy taken a? Ui.HnJ PuriSer to all d?r^p^?
<w ntt ot tie latum and to aonaaie an j lor if*
all weak and Ltmptaiic irioprra neiiU
JOHN KriLluuU. ?Jatt 3t?N. Yora,
r*o.e Agent for like United i? e*
Pi.ce One D 'dar per t>o(tle. tleud for CircoUr.
i> 3i? 4 r if,
w
/ALhtbttS Vinegar liittrr* at
H. M. Btiiiuga' Uruj Store.
Ncuj ^i)ocrtir.cmcnto.
,)nn For F.f<l Cla?a Pnnoa aent on !in|,
n A?Mra*a U. 8. 1 iano Oaui
pa ny, 865 Broadway, Ne* Vot
Krt4il.il I v dlf. N anteJ agents u
_ i?ti ptct.irca ercrjvkire. Whitney
A Co .Norwich. Ct.
S O'CLOCK]
A MONTH Hors* snJ ca?n?r?
forni-br.i n^nMs paiJ. avujlva
J (let. H.li. ^h|iii, Aitriil, Mr.
K1FLLS. SHOT GUNS. HKVOU
V KUs.
liun m'o i?!j of r*rr> W n.l. W'ri-r for PriC??
I i?l, to lufat VV f?ifm itoo W >rk<. Pillsbu'tb
I'i Array pun* ami K.-?i>i*tr? boupLl ur tra
dfJ for.
11 I H FREE* i r.xc .0 -v xt> Fr*n
Slainr.er* Packa*t-?, Cheap Jewelry, Ac.
vVc. >.l?rr atch- rati* to e*.r\
tftrit ?.'0 prr dtf mid? ?film, our |o>hI? h
C?mntr" Fi;r> an >eiJ?I
j tor cii ul'r \dJrc?a M rnroe KeonrJy 4 Co.
j Pitubargh. P*.
l GCNT3 W \.V!'KD n e??i? -r
our ti?t selling Map*. r <|i*inus anJ hist il
eal CI ?rt!>. ctc liriuenaa Ln;? 'ro
tit' llaa?i*&. l.uunchi, f. mpiie Map ?r, I
('hart Lt'.ai'i.sUiiitf -it, I(l7 1 ll?erl? leet. .New
York.
CKU MBS <H cufili OUT.
Piienui! No*. 1, lS7t).
$att|>lea Fif a'l <irnrer\ St. re?.
11. A. Martlet! x l 'i i Philadelphia.
FREE '10 BOOK AG .mo
We will at lid a hlniUotw Pro>p?vlua if
our "X'' w liio'traic I Pa a ly Biblo" mitaiMai
o*i r '.00 tu.e scripture liUiatraiion* to an
I'. A(?at, fire i barge. A4 Nat <>u
al 1*4.1 Hi Co., htU.I Iphia. Pa.
10,000 JtgetU* II tuiirtl for
a c i D e to y//#
H v Dr. X. VI Hall. Author of "Jurnal of
liealt'i." I If H?**t JMlir 4 II uik in ihe a r
kit. II N. M- Kinney t> 7th M.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
T Ii V US!!
W f srnj x trtliial'!** fill loeveiy purch***r
of a l>Otik. $100 till worth 1 1. r are di?ttibt|?
le.l with e* rv J'lIM worth of book* v?t?r|I.
A^ent* wanted to form rl iba. W 1 1 1 r f?>r i?ur
ei nsifif.li-ai.il in r anil retaienci*. l>. M. lj?.
ana I' 7 l? ('hr?!nat s'ici t, Phi adr'pbia.
14 luif t Ike 1 1? *l?* mm4
Cf)y fVufraif1^ ?f I ?rln?
4 s. oU|N? H H Hat It
I*
..Mpl?s?e
i .r
tki> Tottrl of
?rj Ijuty <>r
III tenia b) llru|]|.|.
nd l>. utrr. In I'I tt? J HI KV,'
i .1
TUfcA-.NhmK
i? a |.ii>r
II I. A K T F A
with i|?i? <?rrr, 1 ea Fia\??r.
V'v i r a f I tl to kill' all t
t'<>r i'ii n At?.l
fur -nli* lio!e?n lt> l>v
lit (treat Atlantic A l'a>.f?
T<m i,, N Chu'i'll >tf.'. I, Ne*? ink. I". t),
II. >1 .'ifiCG >e-id t. r I'tie' N.nar mil r
RWP'wmtFi
a. mjHir r r" i ?r i*n? i
|:..?^<>M'. 1 l>m.-?. Mi I'w'Ml S T f?-?4 ittr f"
?.lli iil,..lu|r?|.l^r 't? i- I lUl 4"
lb* ll b'f W..I H"- Ml "II. n.?? r
Ira.alllil inpittora. *W|frtial U littl U?H pultun I'I
lm.Mii Mabaasa AcaMk
agents JrjyrsD
F.xduiivr C T O U A I. territory
grunted on the
I o in c It i I) I e
C..n'a|ns o*pr 200 I'ln.tffl i >r?. I??r"in
plrle l.i' rarv ol llO'lual K i im l*.l< Ui.elU
all o! m In l*n;li.ii i ri<l fJrr.nan. ?r>-l
for IJ rt u!.ir>. W in. F till I 'o., I'i.itiilf :jif la,
I'n.
t )i iitii.l >1 ilii1 <|i.?u.iii i ib ?^ial
i t V ordinary K 'a*ori|ij? f-7 a f a**< th?v r?
TRi i DEI.ICIOI I I.AVORS OF T.lC
Pit' I l\"? I ?1." A I.UO'i tr?,|,b* ll -i ?ilra ??tth
(In in. 'h?i# d the t>. ?t in tb?? RM'Hat J.
W. Ol.'J'l ?N, .New y. fk I'epol,
I.ane
\t ANTED? f? *.?r 20 |.t( da*, to ??!l tba
?1 rt |e ra >d llct* Miu tl# i fig Mafbu.#.
H the in .'ir-fred, n.aLia ll It k ?liirb''
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