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DR. w. II. MITCHELL's

III ID ne LAs 1A ELLIS
~ GAL FANIC BANDS,
BRACELETS, FLUIDt
Warranted 10 be superior ts DR.. Chrstie's or qIil
ers IN use, may be had at the following places y
more,
GENERAL AGENCY, No. 81 Baltimore st.
$: E. SMITHS Periodical Agency, No. d
Building. d
c. WisEMAN's Drug Store, cor. BALTIC. & |
streets.
T. l.. ENNIS Fancy Store, IS N. Howard sd
II. sLAYTOR'S Fancy Store, 9O3 Broadwad
P.) And in Hy.ASHIEGTON, D. c., at
s. EDDY'S Jewelry Store, Pennsylvania Av
Persons suffering from nervous affections, SUI.
Rheum atism, Neuralgia, Head ache, Pains ii
Side, Back, Limbs, sc. whether sceptics or bel
in the remedial influences of Galyanism, will
call at either OF the Agencies and see the hundS
respectable certificates in favor OF DR.. Mid
Bands, sc.
THE RUSSIAN COSMETIC,
one of the most valuable preparations for the Ell
preservation, restoration, aud identifying of tfd
man Hair, and also for the removal Of idndruf
be had Of either of the abeve Agents. mll-ej
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HUMANE. A large and apparently nhuen-
tial society has been organized in Paris, the OBJ
iect of which is to secure humane and proper
treatment of domestic animals.
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LocUsTs.. The GAINESVILLE (Ohio) paper
notices the arrival of these pests after an alb
sence of seventeen years, during which their
loss has not been regretted.
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Mr.. Nathan Dehaven
was instantly killed at barn raising in Beaver
county, Pa, on Thursday week, by the falling
of portion OF the building. Mr.. Moses Sea-
brook was injured so dangerously at the same
time, as to render his recovery doubtful
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THE TELEGRAPH OPEN TO PHILADELPHIA.
The Magnetic Telegraph between this city and
Philadelphia, having been completed, connec-
ton was formed yesterday for the first time, and
about o'clock in the afternoon the announce
ment was made through it that the steamer
Hibernia had arrived at Boston on Monday af-
ternoon, with European advices to the 10th ult.
and that the intelligence was of no great inn
portance. No attempt was made to telegraph
the news, in consequence of the necessity Of
changing the battery. We presume it will be
in full operation in few days, which will
complete the line from Washington to New
York. In day or two connection will be
formed with Boston.
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mont v,,s ,ooda tbrorrh il flint the steamer
uiborri, hod orr;vod a. Ros,or IN Monday ac.
,orroo, ,,,I, Fnro,.o, ,d,;oos 70 ,be 10th pIt
o,d u,.t u,o i.,o,i;.o,oo ,u,, or M oro,t i'm.
ror,oroo No o,,o,a,,, ,,,oa ,,,,de 70 telorro nh
tbo ro,,s il oo,,oo,,oooo &c tho necessity If
cbopcir, tho b,t,org We nresumo il will be
in fnjl onerotion in Z few DAVIS, which will
complete the line from Washington to New
York Ina d,v or two y connection will be
formed with Boston.
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CoN|E'I AND 1A",' '''O', ~ 0V"'0'' INV,
e"'l'o't'o''' '"i'oo wiz" SPg'0".'' 1.a'J L'' ",,'
'coIUn'.o','' ""t ." ~ uAt' - =, 'o'''
a' ''i' 0"ioo'' u l 'a''N','i Ou'iu''1'' ''','
'"s' oo''i''''"''"s d. . = o'''"
'neA''
VOLUNTEERS IN NE" loAk' lho'e Is III"
IN the city oil NE" l"fN regiment Oh hl'0
companies most Oh tAem iull ana 'le olncrS
nearly SO, OF volunteers lof lhe war lacy
VIII De mustered oy 'llo AuJu'ah' "o"0i"i III
s.T,J ;n., .orr;oo second rooimen, 10
c,-a,i.u r,,;a,,. ni,btI, rroo,iros are heinz
Lila - N;I;torI, I,II Gor tbe nurnose Of fIlinr
,,,t,to -au1,, l. tbo f,r,,or rorip,ert is one
,arnao,. &c ts5 commended bv Cen Count
-r>r-..,..,...a..-u H. Lao
10 f...,. - l;-.;.I;.o 49,, :.
s0' ,''' W. r. ''l'' ''''
49, - ----
scmbly of the Old School Presbyterian Church,
brought the debate on the slave question to
close on Monday, by adopting the report
which declares that, whereas the General AS
sembv has for sixty years borne consistent tes-
tin.ony upon the subject of slavery, it was in
expcdent to take any further action upon it at
the present Time Inc Vote stooo ayes lI9 10
"a. "A resolution was subsequently auoP'ou'
declaring that the act'oh OF Inc Assembly, Ill
relation 10 slavery III l04'' was ho' i"'chDeo u
abrogate tna' previously niaue' on 'ne 1uoP,
-. ,l,o .,,o.. b,d tbai, n.o,os obonood
CO.., Tho n,vs :, tba veos
- .------
Gen WOOL MS oHlcer lei' new AorN Oh
Monday evening Tor Troy whence he Will pro-
coed with all possible despatch TO the North
e. --.--...--:.-, :.
tho P,os;dont 20 muster tho quot, or troons 80.
o,,;rod or those States into tbe sorvica If tho
trn;tod States and to axnedito tbon to tbe soono
or oo,ion -, tho A1ovio,r Fro,,ier
-
'r c.--...N N''l'l'''.'
,'' ~ 49,, T'.. ~, -, I''''
oI'su ~ ~ rI0 '''' '' INV DN
p'O ~ '... I, W.; -
w
'0'''l O'I'' - ~, 4100' y, l'oo' % - !"
"''' ------~- 80 -
zen TAYLOR Gen lhen captain Taylor
,oIa g.tsa,o.,, h.. ,,,on tLa &C., h,ono, =;
1870 ~ IT,. 49,, -
'"n l., No. =. Il og..,
"O''' 10y
MI I.,o Non Vol, Lon, rrrss1,os ,r;th ;n,nr;.
aan,ont all agents rriItv Of rotoirira nono,,s
collected Cor others "Attornev or anv o,ber
moIe nerson y are the words Of the law, If
went into effect on Friday last.
F,rr Acc,nrxT, Mr., Nathan Doboven
wos instantly killed At q barn raisino in Raa ver
county Pa on Thursday week bv the falIno
I of n portion Of the building. Mr.. Moses Sea-
brook was injured so dangerously at the same
time, as to render his recovery doubtful.
TR.Dr AND INrERcovRsE ON LAKE Ears
NJ ,,.s ,hor ono hundred and ,l,irt, s,oo,,hoo..
1'0 1''1 ~ - 'E'
proPellefs' oHgS anu sono0lefS' arrived a' bsi'
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KaNO WHARF RuILDERs.-Prannsa Vii

FHNO WHARF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will
H be received until the 18th June next for building
a PILE WHARF, Ofthe following description at FOrt
Madison on the Severn River, opposite Annapolis
city, (Md.:)
A pier head Of thiry-two feet by twenty four feet
IN ten TO twelve feet water-and gangway connect
ing with the Shore twelve feet wide and about three
hundred and eighty feetl long, with rail on each side;
most of this gangway will be in from two four feet
water
The piles to be eight feet apart, twelve inches
square of white oak,
TIE caps of white oak, twelve inches 1uare. TIL
The middle stringers four inches by twelve inches,
and one foot eight inches apart in the clea of white
pine.
All timber to be OF the best heart stuff,
The proposals will be so much for the pier head and
so much per running foot for the gaugway They will
also state the time al which the Contractor w i'll en-
gage TO finish the wharf,
Address Capt F. A. SMITH, U. S. Engineer, AL
exandra, D. c., to whom application may be made
for any further desired particulars. ie3-d2w
EBOOKS! BOOKs. Just received, an as
I'D sortment of STANDARD BOOKS, among them
will be found Anglo Saxons . vols; Green's, Brants
and Grdham's Chemistry; Bumyan's Works, COM
Select Works, vols; Foureroy's Chemistry 3 vols;
Benjamin's Architect and Builders Guide SCOTS
Bibles, 6 vols; Clark's do. vols.
Also new and second hand SCHOOL BOOKS,
PAPER, superior PENS, &c. &c. BY
HUMPHREY MOORE, 1853 Pratt street,
between Light and Charles, and
corner Light and PTatl-sts
N. b. PRINTS five dollars per hundred; FRAMES
l6 dollars. il
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AND EXHIBITION. A Con.

stDNCERT AND EXHIBITION. A Con-
] cert and Exhibition will be held on WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, Sd inst, at FRANKLIN HALL, North
street onposite the Patriot office, commencing at
O'Clock. The exercises will consist of Singing by an
ACCOMPLISHED Choir, under the direction of Mr.. A. j..
BARRETT. and Speeches, Dialogues, REGULATIONS, sc.
prepared for the occasion-pecui'ariy appropriate
and pleasing.
debt resting upon the Free Schools formerly under
the charge of THE WESTERN HOME MISSION.
day School Depository, and at the Book Stores; also
at the door. JS2.2t
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THE BRIrIsH MINISTER. Mr.. Pakenham
has bought the suit of chamber furniture exhi-
bited at the National Fair, and valued at
$4,000. The Minister being unmarried, it is
limited that he has either obtained it for his So
voreign Queen, or has queen of hearts of his
own, whom he intends to make his consort.
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To BE HUNG. John Burnett, convicted of
the murder of George Sornberger, at Albany,
N. Y, on Wednesday last, has been sentenced
to be hung on the l4th of July.
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DRUG STORE ron SAL g.

DRUG SFONE FOE SALE.
hS4A1, This store is situated in one of the mo-
NlpISf public streets in the centre of the city, an
is now I'd doing an excellent business whS
would devote proper attention to it. The Furnitui
is of the best description and in good condition. A
together it is one of the best chances for perse
wishing to enter into the business as at least two
thirds of the purchase money could be realised OF
of the sales in the ensuing five months. The OnI
reason for selling is the inability of the present pro
prlet0r TO give ii his personal attention. Addres
&c. ID. M" at this Office. Jest
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PUNISHMENT FOR BREACHES OF Trust
The late New York law Furnishes with imprs-
onment all agents guilty of retaining moneys
collected for others. Attorney or any other
male person." are the words of the law. 1t
went into effect on Friday last.
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CRY MORTALITY. There were l62 deaths
in New York last weekly consumption 25;
iniammations 81; dropsy 81.
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for5ear further hostilties by her consenting to
90 US justice. What we should require of her
IS thus summed up in the New Y FORK Albion
"Mexico must be prepared to yield the certain
claims we have on her-to pay the balance Of
the indemnity money-to arrange the question
ofboundary, and to receive inister"-This
is all that justice demands; and if she offer
compliance, we should prosecute the war nc
farther-for our object ought not to be con.
quest
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DATENT OIL POLISH-for polishing boots
= rubbers and ladies' kids, without labor, Just re
ceived on consignment, and for sale by
FREDERICK FICKEY & SONS,
ml6 No, 800 Baltimore street.
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GEN. TAYLOR. Gen, (then Cap tain) Taylor
won the first brevet of major during the war of
1912. His bravery has won the first brevet in
that of lS46, His military services deserve
both, and long may he live to wear his honors.
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MARINELIST-PORT OF BALTlMOI
TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1886,
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RY In the first stages Of disease, termed "Catarrhal
Consumption," originating from neglected colds it
has been used with undertaking success, and hun
dreds acknowledge that they owe the restoration of
their health to this invaluable medicine alone. In that
form of consumption so prevalent among delicate
young females, commonly termed debility, or "gong
into decline," complaint with which thousands
lingering it has also highly successful, and
not only possesses the power oCchecking the progress
of this alarming complaint but also strengthens and
inygorates the system more efecuay than any other
medicine we have ever possessed. Be,ides its sur
prisng efficacy in consumption it is equally eticaei
gu in influenza, liver complaint, asthma, bronchitis,
and all affections of the lungs and has cured many of
the most obstinate cases. after every other remedy
has failed.
[-For particulars DR.. Wistar's treatise on con-
sumption, to be had Of the agents.
% nnhf gallo
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13-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLATES, of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
or single Plate.
Also the most complete and largest assortment
of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city,
patterns never before introduced in Baltimore, made
10 order Of the very best materials and by the best
morkmen; together with Gilt Box CORNlCES;
R0pS; RINGS; CENTRES; CURTAIN BANDS,
&c Sc for sale and made to ORDER as cheap as they
can be\oblaned at any establishment in the United
states L. S, FRYER,
Milf Mol North Gay street.
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n7- CITIZENS AND STRANGERS who wish to
purchase Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES; Gold
Guard and Fob CHAINS; Silver Spoons, Gold Pencil
Gases; Breast-pins; EARRINGS Silver Plated CAKE
BASKETS; Britannia Ware; are invited 10 examine
GABRIEL d. CLARK'S assortment, which is COM
pete, at his Old Established Store, Water-st I'd door
from Calvert. apS
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wuIANTED-A jeumeyHan PLANE MAKER
w who is perfectly acquainted with his rade.
ApDly at the office of the Clipper. l.
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az-FLoRAL EXHIBITION AND sTRAWBER-
RY FEAST. The Ladies Of the First English Lu-
theran Church, Lexington street, (Rev. Dr. MoRRtsD
intend TO offer variety of articles for sale to suit the
aste aud fashion of the day. They will have Straw
berries Ice Creams, Cakes, sc. SC! The proceeds
of which is to liquidate the Church debt. To com
mence on MONDAY EVENING and be continued
during the week. No charge fol admission m3O-4t
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SIABBEN . DfINb I , I2U W IdII-sI'
Also, by George X. Tyler, 42 e. Baltimore street,
Seth S. Hance, Baltimore and Pratt streets; Roberts
Atkinson, corner Baltimore and Hanover stsi }. f.
Perkins & Brother cor. Green and Franklin streets;
Joseph B, Stansbury, 81 Thames-st; Elisha II. Per
kins corner Market and Green-sts George II. Keerl,
No. 323 Baltimore street, N. NJ Robinson, 80 North
Cav street. jellw
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.
NO. I'D. pRoAn,v.v ~, go

N". liz, BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
"n vnaersisned have organized an AsSOlI ATrr
- AGENCY, extending 10 vetious r.rts OF on, ro,,,
- AZ" 10 europe for TIE purpose of colccinR i'm thi,
o.rr IN ,nsn communicating To those who desire
htsNl. ESTATE, such authentic infprn,tt h,u
WIN enable them with Tie least delav trouble 81, sx
s"se 70 hnd so, where they can. the most f,vora
VIC 'erhs procure for themselves home, adapted ina ali
respects to their circum.i aneoS aud wants " 49,
We Keep REGISTER OF real. ESTATE ON sale
pebiies,ion entitled the s'AMERICAN REAL ts'r Arr.
HDNEkrisER" containing catalogue " ith loo AZ
w @ % and precs-whieh il extensively circulated
With these arrangements are prepared to negotiate
sales OF exchanges of REAL ESTATE Of every desc
hon situated In any pant of the UNITED STATES
- Knowing tina, in the States of Virginia, Kentucky
Tennessee and Missouri, there quantities of
New Lands and many cultivated farms for sale az low
prices. and accommodating tcrns and REGARDING tlc
soil and climate of those States favorable for
riculta productions. we are satisfied IL i only necesSs
~ these facts shond lie made known. induce such An
emigration VIII create clectua demand for NOT on
the new lands aud cultivated 'nls. but for the vas,
mineral treasures and water power for manufacturing
purposes alounding in those regions and viii result E
extensive sales mutually advantageous both buy and
seller, and TO the prosperity Of the STATE large
We have, for the last year, had frequent appe,;o,
TOT lands IN those States, and have actually sold more
NJ ~ .snncSSee thsn any other STATE in the Union
encreore issue this circular TO solicit consgnments
OF such lands. improved uninprovcd A. arc ~, az ~
ne STATES sIovc named, with particular description or
ue premises l"caon. terms and surrounding eirc,,,o
stances We viii enter all such ions on a, -,
ss'et wilheut charge. aud IL accompanied by remit,
,shee OF -, VIII advertise the in the Ameyics
ksa Estate Register When an owner giveS ,s !. ,n',
I attorney To sell, We will do So and remit to b;, a.,
~ ~ o,er cases we will direct purchasers TO the
In either case, when sale is effected l,y ms n, IN
purchaser directed by Us. commission win no 6,r
half per cent. ~ F'SPN'S Nv" ana
copy of the Real Estate Advertiser will he sen, 10
: 49, mno may request A.
JosHuA WEN. no nroai,vav No., VI
@ subscriber Is an authorized Of The Company
.h neeng and win promptly attend TO all orders in
1s"s. UcSI j. l.. WHARTON.
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COMMIssIoNER.s SALE.

'"hh "osilorn Co } IN CuANcKRV, In the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and
William Lsmbdn ct aS Chsncery for Ohio County. "''"
DURsuANTtoa decree rendered by the said Court in
the allows named cause. the 9Th dav OF Fchrtarv
lei The undersigned, the thereby sppoin
ted viii proceed To sell public auction before the front
ooor oithe Court House ofsad County OF Ohio on Mon
sN TiE 1TH DAY or SEPTEMBER, 1876, the highest hid
ae MY acres ofand situated in said county of Ohio and
ymg near The city of Wheeling. and which was sold 10
the said William Lambdn by William ChapInc and Is
rounded as follows: Beginning stone corner to n
Moodcock aud IN the line riding the lands Of William
Chapline aud John Eo thence - 20 r. 30 poles 10 be
os1 ,enee = sl r. 30 poles TO stake; thence leaving
s "a division line N42 r. - poles To stake; thence
% W. ~ poles To stake ~ poles west of sugar tree
corner 70 ahoun; thence n. a. w 2l poles n 6jl W
In a3l w. 2ll-N. &c w. l5-N 20 w. II s.IoWS' ~
va poles TO u. Woodcocks corner; thence with said
line = y w 9el poles to the beginning
INNS ot sALE.-rhc above tract of land will he
o'u "n eteuit OF siN, TWELVE EIGHTEEN NoNTus
. inc day ofsae, each nsalment 10 hear Interest nom
period and The purchaser give bond and good seen
10y ~, 'he SAID instruments and the title he retained
% ,ne purchase money is paid in full The said tract
ANU 10 Ne sold subject To mod c al ions ne oncJ in
rendered by the said Court in the case OF Ran
eIon Noodeoek against William Chapine aud others
pronounced the Goth of June 1896 $3.50 ''
,sp ISAAC w. MITCHELL
f-f'U us Cotnmi~s
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e OF S25.OOO

urahd consolidated Lottery of Delaware and
Georgia-Class No. 30.
To he drawn at Wilmington, Delaware. on s,,,l,,
July p. 1916. -" 'uSE'
fri@s OF $4,000, and thousands OF smaller nrizes
- numbers ~ ballots. Tickets so. 800 -,
wliOles 1899, shares in propor,ion ~ VI -
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BLEEDING ALWAYS IMPRoPFR

W. eat IN order to make blood, aud every tim,
w munger IL felt, the blood wants to repair It's vol
ue OF me losses II has sustained in building u the bod,
OF supplying ITS daily waste. In that Book of Books
we bin'e we hnd-"Ihe life Is in the blood Cen tx
- Inc Ito OF the hcsh Is in The blood Lev xvii N
blood Is the life Of the esh."-Lev H. H. The brood
Is the hte."-Deut. xii. %. "God hath made of oNE
BLOOD all nations Of mcn."-Acis XIX 90 Ia this last
quotation two important truths set orth-frst M.
constituting principle OF men-"we are all made of
bLooni TIE sanicncSs of our bodily consui ionssLVe
are all made ot oNE BLOOD" by it's circular motion II
Keeps up the life IN every Of the body Blood gives
neah ~ produces the real blooming countenance n en-.
hvcns The mind; is strength aud life. And vet some
people think we have too much of this nportant
ana most valuable uid. DO die from too grcat a
quantity of sap! No Aud shall impious man saw his
tediot was wrong in not making place In mans body
10, INC discharge OF this finid this life pincipel Blood
II smut UP in us proper vessels; run out nau
INly snail blind mortals assume a superiority TO the
IreN Creator, and with rash hands take this prerous
hud rom the hodyi Does the total evacuation Of
The blood bring on instant dca,hl This terrible evil is
less than II was some years ago. when YOU must he ble
once OF twice year for fashions sake Now doctor
cannot bleed for every thing. The people are learning
hai the blood of some Let hope that the dis.
gushing use OF leechcs " N also ne abandoned
40 not deny that when blctl, some norton of
te serosity or lad humor away with the hlood
the temporary relief due To thc cvacua ION of that nor
NON OF mailer, the efficient OF disorder In the crc
a!iOn. $3.50
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FALLS, ACCIDENTS, &c. &c.

cde's rom letting blood. Neither internal nor cNicr-
ulsetcs can be icnetcd hy such false practice. For
10 Nil man To his life, cannot Re sustained can
not admit that u Is possible To eneihen life hy weaken
ing hg mower IL Will lie said Bun SO and.so was nsrn
se from The fall That Inc bied. and came round
The use of harisorn 10 his nose and rub his tenn
pies VIII have tie elect. Hot brandy and water
VIII answer good purpose, and relieve the
sooner an bleeding, without the amer weakening eject
shock mas the same eject. in measure. upon the 10
dy, that tightening produces upon IT, Ia DESTROYS The
principle OF the blood. have said before that this life
principle consisted of little living gobula losies: il Is
iaion. Now, when person is killed by n fall or by
lightning, u you open VEN, the blood viii run out cV
EN- TIE tody Is quite cold. Aud observe never amer
coagulaies-nevcr The fact is ills life is gone-was all
destroyed 10y the shockby the greater affinity the light
ming had or the Garth, the thing the Lody was upon
had Tor the life OF the blood than the blood itself had for
retaining II, which may be a species of electricity for
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IS A GOO.

r3 ra2 RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. l4s
A., ~, "tSWm az Wilmington, Delawa are, on We,Ines
Il prize of $1,000, Of 1000, Of , 600 l ofeOOo
nun.Ss, ~ ballots Tickets 81; a certificate of nj
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a25.GO0y

PokoMokE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. IA,
July 20 1916. v" 'i0""Ss
y prize OF S25 ,0co, of7.O0O. Of 5OOO of 1000
49,, nnin,e's, ~ drawn Tickets So certiicaie OF
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Aqss.
NEW GOODS.

81 received at the Philadelphia New Cbes, Cssl
1870 saSrs no 10, Main street. Immediately oppos
nho'e Ssddcry, another lot of those fine French Lawn
Organdies, Ginghams, &C. Also fine sssort ont 90 @
cry description Bonnet Ribbons, sly les
, -N.so alo.her nue. assortment OF BRAID BONNETS
iogcter with very fine assortment of ali Kinds az ,
both foreign aud domestic ~ VI s''o'
~, nose wishing bargains win call at the Phila
dephia Cash Store, No 10 Main street onposi,c na'
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fOkoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY, CLASS NO. IA
Juiy p, 1876 ''' 'i'iu"9
prize OF $4,000, OF 5000 of 1900 Of 1900 &c
hunters - ballots. Tickets s.; certificate OF Is
wiolcs SILL shares in proporfion - ~