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proved Indian vegetable coated pills has induced
number Of persons TO make something they call pills au}
while hey do not possess particle Of The goodssss ne
even assmilae In appearance 70 the original Dr.. Smith
nuny minister, who at rst had an ineres, IN an INN
ation sugarcoated pill, manufactured in Albany Nou|
erabe dshonest parties concerned n q we mis-
The party now ndustrionsly circulating report
Of his valuable pills. but rather than notice them public
Dr. Smith Is about TO institute legal proceedings agan
them for their ISLANDERS as he has IN another against
similar party in which he recovered large amount u
damages These miserable nitaors have To resort 10 IN,
most abominsble means 20 palm OIL their coune fin p,
genuine Several instances have come public ice hi
Which life has been end9Sseysd 9y the unfortunate
much good In the eountryas the following plainly show
More ministers use aud recommend Dr., Smiths pills thai
all others
This certify that have used the sugar-coated pill
manufactured bye. BENJAMIN Smith, OF New York 6I
time, and believe them be good nedlone and
also from inquiry in that city, persuaded thai he n
the original inventor and therefore Is entitled 70 the benefit
Pastor Isl Baptish church, Pirsburg
From the Blue Hens chiekeH, (Da)
We call the attention Of our readers the certificate o
Rev. s. williams pastor of First Baptist Church, Pibarg
tmony 10 the excellence OF these pills, Of havn
used them, and experienced grea, relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State Of Delaware
The IMPROVED INDIAN vreEr,BLr Pills" (sugar-coaled
highly esteemed, If one-half is that people wrl
and say about them They easy in their operation
thai all like them. The editor Of the Northern State JON
Malone of the largest and best papers In the State Of NW
lork-writes AS follows
WArEKrowN, May 81 1876
Or. q. Benz. Smith:
DEAR laid up with bad cold some time sine,
my return from New York; and during my illness, mad
trial OF your pills, and must say found them excellent
They are the best medicine for the purposes they are n
tended that have yet seldom take pills. but found
yours entirely free from the objections which other pill
are liable. hope they win continue 10 be a source oI
profit 10 you, as doubt not they viii be Of relic
to the afflicted, on large scale.
Yours, truly, ]. GREEN.
ToSAwANDA, Pa, Sept ls 1876
Dr. c. BENJ. SAITH.
DEAR Your agent lef with me a LOT Of your sugat
coated pills, and have but few boxes el. Every boz
have sold has given entire satisfaction | have taken
them myself and consider them the best pills hay.|
ever used, and not afraid recommend them 10 del
public wish further supply at once
Yours, respectfully,
JACOB KILLER, p. NJ
HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81 1876
Dr. SMITH
DEAR most out Of your lndian vegetable suga.
coated pills, and find them selling fast that think you
had better send two gross immediately I. ey give
such general satisfaction that people come least twenty
miles for them; and as II is generally known agent FOL
them, would be very sorry TO get out.
Yours respectfully,
SAML. MOORE IL co.
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Christmas Cake and ConfectIonery.

TOHN MILLER successor to Paul Kinchy who has late
y fitted up his establishment, comprising and
saloons below and up stairs for private parties very ell
egan manner respectfully invites his customers and the
public to call and witness the rich variety of Christmas
cake and confectionery which he has manufactured for
the Christmas hoydays His assortment Of cake and CON
ectonery has been prepared with great care and of the
very best materials which he could procure and be
excelled by any similar establishment in this any other
civ.
Tec DIT
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J.,OH Christmas and New-Yo~r's Pressnt..-Plain
IL and fancy card cases. work boxes, gold pencils and
pens, paper mache and other styles Of portfolios lam
ey boxes papaeries OF every variety velvet and eal-
or iolios wunng-desks, penhoers and folders Of all
kinds inkstnndlshes silver pencils, fine cutlery
gayed ivory, pearl, and enaneled seals; games of all
kinds for chdren baskets, transparent sales, back
CANNON boxes and ehessmen, visiting cards fancy enye
opes and papera of the greatest variety, and
beautiful rich, and paerns together with general
assortment OF the best kinds of fancy and staple stationery
and blank books 10 be found Ia the city all Of which viii
be sold al lower prices than Call on
VIM +. BAYLY,
Penn. avenue, between llth and l2th streets.
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Bewarei

If G. Benz. Smith be pot written with pen on the bot
tom OF the box, all sugar-coaied pills counterfeit
Principal office l79 Greenwich Street large brick block
New York. Price Is cents box
Nov 5--6n1
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IMPORTANT work for Bankers, Merchants, Brokers'
and othersJust published, and for sale by the bookse
lers and highly interesting work. entitled Meinoirs
and Autobiography of Wealthy Citizens of Phadelphia
TO which Is added biography of Stephen Girard Jacob
Ridgway, and obed Coleman. Price 37i cents.
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VELVET Bibles and Professionalism and PRAY.

VELVET Bibles and Prayer-books--Bbles and Pray.
Y er-books English and American, richly bound, with
clasps.
Velvet and goatskin Portfolios, from London aud Paris
Annuas Souvenirs, and giit-books for 1917.
New Juvenile books for youth of all ages.
Fine editions of standard authors variety OF size
and description many of them beautifully illustrated 9TH
richly bound
Gold and silver Pencil-cascs Gold Pens, Pocketbooks
and Card
Imported flor the most ParD direct from London and Pa
ris by f. TAYLOR
Dec ~
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EmbeI1shcd books q.
~ The Floral Oheringi The Musical Annual; The Ever
green The Dadem Sacred Mountains; Scenes in the
lives of the Apostles Scenes in the life of Saviour
Illuminated Gems Of Sacred Poetry Leaflets of Memory
Boudor Annual; Poetry of Flowers Lady's Book Gin
OF Friendship; Rose Of Sharon Christian Keepsake
Christmas Blossoms Bouquet Rose Ladies' Scrap Book
Moss Rose Ladies' Album Catholic Keepsake. All ele-
ganty bound All the poets in different sizes aud bindings
some of which splendid.
For sale at GEORGE TEMpLEMAN'S Bookstore near
the corner of Al street.
Dec
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Splendid Presents.

w FISCHER, importer of English and French fancy
wv goods, has just received, via New York large case
Of choice and beautiful articles suitable presents for the
approaching season. IL is sufficient Them
their richness only be appreciated by
ton, which is respectfully solicited at Statones Hall be-
fore purchases are made elsewhere. Dec 2-d2wf
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ARMY OF INCUBATION.

ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
A VIEW Of the Camp of the Army of Occupation as in
IA October, 1915 being the first of series Of views
illustrating the progress of the army and scenery Of Mexico,
by Captain d. p Whiting United States army. For sale
at staiioners' Hall, Pennytvania avenue .a,,.,,,
Dec 70 VIM. FISCHER
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IN Psrs3sns! se q approved On the slsy-
sd T. az ss y ss and and
M &c l0Ss sno Of he Tnsd
ica ~ hereby declare and make known that public Gales
valuable lead mines teren VIII be bed 81 The nndernen-
tioesd land Offices N the sa,s Of the PEE
Al the land Office at BATEsvILLE, commencing on
MONDAY he ffteenth day OF March next for the dispo-
~ q The public lands within the aforementioned town
North Of the base line and Of ffh yineiai meridian.
Township nineteen, Of range sixteen. a r
pS oss Pa
MoNDAY The wsntysee9nd day Of March next for the
N~sk Of ls bsss line and wsi Of the f rneiai msrdian.
Lands appropriaed by law for he use q Schools militia
y other purposes win be excluded from sale also all
pas ~ ,oss mining lease. which sba not be Seenined
by the day fixed for the commencement Of these sales
above lands until after the same shah have been offered al
public sale, and become subject private entry, and all
actually discovered and being worked will be sold in such
essi subdivision subdivisions win include such
The sales win each be kept open weeks (uless
private entries Of land townships offered win be
admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the
In further execution Of the said act, have caused the
Gomms,oner Of The General Land Office TO publish with
In which these lands lie, and oil the lands offered for
SALE which he has prepared from official documents and
othsr means Of information.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington, this
eighth day Of September Domn thousand eight
hundred and forty-sx.
1870 JAMES X POLK.
BY the President
JAsEs III. PIPRR,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The mineral lands embraced in the above proclamation
Of the President of the United States situated in Mari
and Carroll counties, in the northern part Of the State
Arkansas within eight nine miles of the bank OF
White river, which, being navigabe and tributary of the
Mississippi affords easy and cheap transportation all the
prime pal markets of the United States As the mineral
qualities OF these lands have but recently been discovered
they have yet been thoroughly explored they have
however been represented Astounding in lead of
excellent quality.
JAMES ii. PIPER,
a IS Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sept S-lawts l..
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LINLEGANT Books for Presents.-The subsc rber has
II now ON hand, and is every day receiving number OF
beautifully bound hooks for Christmas. Among them are
the poetical works of Bryant, Byron, Milton Hemans
Cnbbe, Heber. Pollock, Rogers, Campbell, Kirk White
Young Coeridge, Shelly, Keats and Howell, in different
sizes and binding. Also, number of splendid ANNALS
payerbooks, aud bibles, Catholic and Protestant and
variety Of beautiful books for children.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
Dec FL Near corner "A street and Penn. avenue.
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- go = -. " ~,
T. point of paper and type, just imported Of
and in every variety of rich and elegant bindings by
clearer type than any copies heretofore sold by the adyer
tiser bound in plain, dark calf and also in richly gilt Tur-
key morocco bindings
Dec. 10 3.F hF.T W.
(tONGREss BOOKs--GEORGE TEMPLEMAN keeps
~ large stock Of all books subscribed for published by
order Of Congress- his of Four-and-hali
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Among them
The American Archives. 6 vols. folio "
The American State Papers. II vols foo.1
Land Claims from 1888 TO 1888. vols. folio.
Executive documents, Reports of Committees and Jour
mails of both houses, from 1889 TO 1876
Laws of the United States Congress edition, in 10 vols,
from 1889 TO ith March, 1875
Register OF Debates in Congress from 1924 1893 81
vols royal Svo Continued by Congressional Globe and
Appendix 1876, in ~ vols ito.
Niless Register, in SO vols, half bound, for Sl20
All political and historical registers, historical and anti
aaran collections the different States also histories
the State laws of the States, and all books suitable for State
libraries.
Aug. rs.
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by

Goods exhibited and chances sold by
C. s. FOWLER,
Odd Fellows Hall, 9TH street.
N. b. The drawing will take place soon the chances
are all taken and due notice will be given of the same
Dec i5-eotfn
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or mines at not les, tan two dollars and any cent. per

mines, not less than dollars and fty pei
acre. 'tfH9iS #eltat t-fsA
The sales win each be kept open for weeks, (unes.
the lands disposed Off and no longer and p
entries of land in The townships and fractional town
ships offered viii be admitted until after the expiration
TWO weeks from the commencement OF said sales.
In further execution of the said have caused the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office publish will
this proclamation brief description Of the mineral regions
In which these lands lie, and Of the lands offered o
sale, which he has prepared from official documents and
other means of information
eighth day Of September ammo Doin one thousand egh
hundred and iony-six.
BY the President 40 1881
JAMES H. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
The lands in the DIXON district embraced in the above
proclamation OF the President OF the United States
under instructions from the Treasury Department, and
In compliance with aresoution OF the House OF Representa-
ives passed 6,, February, 1889 The able report Of this
resentaes first session Of 10th Congress, shows that
lands include all the productive mines and the entire
believe that valuable veins of may readily
be found Further that in 1882 the lead mines oil Illinois
dncea upwards of hry million pounds o eadtospp ' Of
Illinois yielding their full propouonand thai the whole
district properly mined. would yield hundred and
These lands being situated and the Mississippi
and Fever rivers the cost Of transporting the products
them ST Louis is only about fifteen cents per hundred
pounds The soil is of excellent quality and yields abund
The lands in the sHAwNEEToWN district have not
been explored as fully those in Dixon Recent dscov-
cries have been made however, of rich veins OF the sulphur
RET of lead and zine contiguous to, and both sides Of
within them. The facilities for manufacturing white and
red lead represented being ample and the lands
are Situated within about seven miles of the Ohio river
the metal IN any form, be transported 10 all the prnc
JAMES II. PIPER,
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sept S-1aWts
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ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS 20 be disposed of
III by Lottery.-l2s chances, at $40 each
No. Valrs.
l03. China dinner service Mat. blue containing
GOO la pieces, each pelee different hover $500 90
go. -sorment No lOs Ia pieces '''' - 200 90
6lS. China dinner service, Chinese pattern, con-
tanning 1873 pieces I75 90
SSt2. China tea service, Mat. blue and gold con-
- tanning So pieces 50 90
95O9. China tea service, yemion and gold, con-
tanning IS pieces So 90
1886 China tea service, pink and gold contain
$3.50 ing 81 pieces So 90
6H. China tea service, dark blue and gold, con-
tanning 81 pieces so 90
China tea service, blue raised, figured and gilt,
contninnr - nieces -e &c e' ah 90
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TINE Diadem; The Evergreen The Floral Offering
Gems OF Beauty Parlor Scrap Book Findens Beau
ties of Moore The Fountains The Opal The Rose The
Sacred Mountains Poems and Pictures for 1917 Childe
Harold, with sky illustrations Of It's Landscape Scenery
Rogers Poems illustrated; Longelows Poems illustrated
Byranps Poems illustrated Shakespeare illustrated Five
editions of standard authors many Of them beautifully illus
tated, others richly bound Albums Drawing Books,
other materials Bibles, Teslamen and Prayer Books
with clasps in velvet and in the finest calf and Morocco
bindings Juvenile Books la great variety gold and silver
pencil gold pens, &e., Nc. Many of which
ported direct from Europe by the subscriber and open
edior sale AT the lowest northern prices in
Dee 22 r. TAYLOR
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rosAwAsDA, Pa, Sep, Is, 1876
HuNrlNarox, Ia, June q, Isis

DEAR Of your ''Indan vegetable suVa.
coated pills." and find them selling fast that think you
had better send me two gross immediately I. ey give
such general satisfaction that people come at least twenty
miles for them; and II is generally known am agent 70,
them, would be very sorry TO get out.
Yours respectfully
SAML. MOORE a. CO
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AssUALs avn mLUsrnATnD BOOKS ron lsa..

Dec 2l-3
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From de Blus Hen, Chieken, (Ddl

We call the attention Of readers the certificate
Rev 5. Williams pastor of First Baptist Church. Pitsburg
in relation 10 Dr. Smiths pills We ourselves bear ties
timony the excellence Of these pills. Of us hayn
used them, and experienced great relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State Of Delaware
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WESTERN CoNTlHENr

Il FOR THE PRESENT WEEK
Abounds with an unusual variety of interesting
natter among its contents will be found: JOHN TIL
BOLD; or The White Hoods and the Players, being
the first thee chapters of novel, by w. II, Car
penter, Esq, author of Claiborne, the Rebel, &c.
PIANO IN ARKANSAW, a humorous sketch by
the prot Tom Owen, the Boa Hunter, with anil
.ust,ation by Darby.
"FREAKS OF FORTUNE" an interesting TO-
nance OF real life, from the French.
TRAVELLING LETTERS BY CHARLES Die
KENS, from Avienon to Genoa,
MAJOR JONES ON HIS TRAVELS, being a
sketch of the Majors trip from Charleston to Wash
ingtOn city.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE MARYLAND HIsTO-
RICAL SOCIETY-President's Report, &c.
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH OF Mr.. AND MRS.
SEGUIN-Holmes'l life ofMozart-Automaton Dack
of Vancausen, and other Miscellany.
Another entertaining letter from the New Orlean
correspondent. Letters from Broadway, giving full
decrption of the third and last Concert of the Juve-
niles at the Tabernacle-with faith ul account of a
tall Broadway affair of Honor-a legal intrigue with a
Broadway Millner, which resulted in shooting ar
rest and imprisonment. OBSCENE LECTURES
ScGthng rebuke of the late disgusting exhibition at the
Assembly Rooms ofhis city. The Statistics ofMary-
land Leopold de Meyers Concert-Royal Gossip
Disturbances in Canada-M. Guizot's Balance of
Power-Negro SufIrage-a Typographical Philosopher
Mr.. McConnel's Gun. COngress-T heatrcaIs-
To Correspondents, OlapOdrida and other editorials
Poetry, Sc. &C. Single copies g. cts.
WILLIAM TAYLOR Sc co.
mhl2 4, and Jarvis Building Moth ST.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Murder of a Child by lis Mother, and an at
tempt TO commit suicide. We are panied to re-
cord an occurrence of most heart rendering
character which transpired at No. "a New
Church street yesterday afternoon. 1t is no
less than the murder of an infant by its moth
er, and an attempt to take her own life. The
evidence given before the jury ofinquest deve-
loped the following facts That Mrs. Rosetta
White, wife of Mr.. James A. White, a halter,
who resides at the place above named, had,
subsequent to the birth of her child about ten
days since, manifested slight symptoms of
alteration, which had not however assumed a
positive character, and that in consequence of
continued fever, inflammation of the brain en-
sued which seemed to attain crisis yesterday.
Early in the afternoon she sent her nurse, Mrs
Jane Barry, on an Grand in the neighborhood,
and during her absence she procured a razor
with which she cut her infants throat attempt
ed to cut the throat of her daughter Ursula, a
child about six years of age, and then made a
slight incision on her own throat. The scr cams
of the servant attracted the attention of Mrs.
Barry, who fastened to the house and imme-
diately proceeded to the chamber where she
saw Mrs. w. standing on the floor, with her
arms elevated and a razor in her hand. Mrs.
B. with the assistance of another lady took the
razor from her, and placed her on the bed, and
they then discovered the melancholy truth
that the babes throat was cut, and that it was
dying; and that the little girl Ursula was bleed
ing freely from wound in the neck and that
the mother had attempted her own life. Sew
eral physicians were in attendance, two of
whom, Drs. Patterson and Marshall were re-
tanned In about half an hour after the occur
renee, the infant died. The inquest was held
by coroner Hooper. The verdict of the jury
was that "the child's death was caused by
wounds inflicted on the left side of the throat
by its mother, while laboring under mental
arrangement caused by inflammation of the
brain.n The little girl is not considered dam
gerously injured by the physicians. The sit
uaton of the unfortunate mother is said to be
very critical; her danger however, does not a.
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LEOPOLD DE MEYERS LAST CONCERT, This dis
tinguished Pianist will give, at Calvert Hall, this
ing his last grand Cancer. They who heard his frs
entertainment manifested the greatest approbation.
The room was densely crowded by the fashionable
and elite the city, and by amateurs who were ca
pabe of approaching the extraordinary talents of this
truly wonderful performer. He will on this occasion,
as the former, be assisted by Mr. Muller and Mrs,
Bailey, both Of whom have given ample proof of their
musical attainments The programme mentions some
sweet popular airs by Mrs. Bailey, and several diff
cult compositions by Mr. De Meyer.
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PUBLICATIONS. We have received from the pub
fishers, (Messrs. Huntington Savage, GIG Pearl ST.,
New York; copy of the "Natonal Geography for
Schools" by g. C. Goodrich, author of Peter Pareys
Tales. This work is illustrated by 300 engravngs and
80 maps, with Globe Map, on new scale. This
Geography is admirably adapted to the use of Schools
and contains much useful information that is not or
dnarily found in works of the kind. We recommend
it to teachers general and to the Commissioners OF
Public Schools in this city. 1t is for sale at the
rious Bookstores.
From Messrs Win. Tayor Co.-"Constance; or,
the Debatant''-by J. H. Mancur. Price IS cents
We have not read the volume, but the author has
published various other works which has been well
received by the public. Also, the Foreign Library,
Part 4, containing England and Wales, by G. Kohl
complete in this number-prce 25 cents.
From Mr.. s. E. Smith, No. South Gay-st.-"An
Original, Laughable and Comcal tale of Haghie Nor
rison, the Scotch Emgraut"-price 49, cents.
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FLORIDA CONFERENCE. The Florida Con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, adjourned on the 18th February 1t
was held at Monticello, and was presided over
by Bishop Andrew. r. H. Lucky and A.
Martin were elected delegates to the General
Conference. Among the resolutions adopted
one is 'the.. delegates to tie General Confer
ence to support any reasonable or equitable
plan for continuing the connection of the
Church, South, with the book concern in New
York.
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A GRAND Discovery. A Foreign paper
ssys that French Engineer named Leonard
has taken out patent in England for simple
means of diminishing the fuel necessary for pro-
ducing steam. He introduces fish-oil into the
boiler, with only small portion of water
When the oil is at boiling heat, the water pre-
cpitates itself into the interior, and steam is
generated as fast as desired, without the oil
being decomposed. The saving in fuel is said
10 be forty or Gttyper cent.
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STOP THAT HORSE. Mr.. Daniel, from the
committee on claims, has reported bill in the
House of Representatives, for the relief of
Samuel D. Enochs, which enacts "that the Sc
cretary of the Treasury be, and he is hereby
directed to pay, out of any monies in the trea-
sury not otherwise appropriated, to Samuel D..
Enochs, the sum of eighty dollars in full COM
pensation for his mare, which ran of, and has
a.ver since been heard Of, ,chiIe he separated
from her TO do guard duty on foot, in the service
of the United States"