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fksn IN previous weeks We annex rstuns showing the
receipts for the last week in November In each Of the
past three sesn .--
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PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 6-ep NJ

The Philadelphia oyster schooner Mary Eliza.
beth, Capt. Holden, from Chesapeake, bound TO
Philadelphia, is supposed to be sunk off Cape
Henlopen. There is a topmast above water, an
swering to her description. The Captain and
four hands are believed to be lost.
Com. Stewart returned yesterday, but the re
suit of his visit to Washington is not known.
This city is in commotion on account of the
volunteers who leave tomorrow morning
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 6-S P. NJ
Inc mali has arrived from the South, but con-
fains no later news from the seat of war
Mr.. Calhenn arrived in the city this morning
There will be full quorum OF the members
OF Congress present at the meeting OF the two
Houses to-morrow-so You may be on sthe qut
vire" for synopsis of the Presidents m esssge al
noon next day
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THE GREAT NATIONAL PICTURE


LANDING OF COLUMBUS
pAINTED for the Capitol at Warrington, by j. Wander
Ign, will be continued exhibition for short time
longer At the National Academy Of Design, Broadway
and Leonard street.
Also several admirable copies by Mr. ", from the chef
d'cuyres Of the great masters Titan. Corege, and Rem
pids and scenery about Niagara Falls.
Open from 9 A. to 10 r. M Season tickets 50 cents
nI7 m skrc
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SEVERE CHRONIC AND INFLAMMATORY
RHEUMATISM.
L. IL

assS G9W y SSElt1 ib o ,sIS'R Srt V
gnia, A. +. Cunningham, Esq, Editor.
We feel duty owe to the public tn those who
suffering under the affection Of rheumatism
rouI bear hi: unSopsht testimony 70 the
Fluid lately introduced in this country by the discove
Dr.. A. H. Christie, English physician Of high rePuta
ton.
e"M! Cunningham has been suffering severely from both
has found but little relief from the many applcs recon-.
mended by physicians and the patent which have
the attack Of the rheumatism that the agony
almost much beay and the bones of the right
sy The pain when we assesnised 70 try p: virtue Of the
their virtues The fact however, has forced itself upon
minds that they possess astonishing power From the frat
pain commenced first leaving the free. and finally BY
of the the foot and whole body
were entirely relieved from pain and swelling in SIX days
from the commencement Of their We make this state
above without the knowledge Of Dr. Christie
his agents. matter Of information the public. Two
Rings worn, each hand"
~ Dr. CHRlSTlE's only Agency in New York is at
Hroa dxav ~ -
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At Fort Monroe Old Point Comfort, Va, on Thursday
evening. Dec Sd by Rev. M. L. Chevers Lieut. JOS J.
eldest daughter Of Capt. VIM. P. cambridge, 4th U. s.
Artillery.
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$3.50 Heward-Lost-A Pear shaped Dla-
mond. lslightly off coor) weighing about carats,
mounted pin with small brilliant at foot of stem. The
pin being valued las relief by its Above intrinsic
worth areward OF One Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be
pau '0' i BALI. foMPKINs BLACK, 1871 Broadway.
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OUR PROGRESS.

THE central position OF coasnent this worlds core
its abundance 81 material and diversity Of climate
ilnenes Of republican institutions onhe smbitous
uvity Of unvesai mas, gives TO a. applicability of
pose that will make the ret Of the world. in short time
supplint began at doors And takes planets
taper deep me Ma ss aJsS,s q Sf.s
and make her for aud It's effects beggar like when she
hears Of numerous references snd cer6cstes that
faiy proving its good effects curing Coughs,
Colds Hoarseneas Sore Throat, Whoopng Cough Group
&e and all the pulmonary complaints thar lead 70 the ooh
soiS . MRS JERvls, ns BROADWAY. ns,t door to
Agss,LRsssscn Co 10 Aston Houss no and as Bro,d
Csharne and Madison; Lscoust eognsz Of Grand and vi
iss fsissS ,,Is:. nd Asds street. BIool,u 10 Grand
Bf sure TO ~ 70 MRS JERvIss coLp CANDY
ArN np m ..sass Of Is q. "a, sad a. each. df ssrc
SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING,
T. subject Of coagratussioa V hs sislrsn. OF New
ssa .nsy can ne nie TO Obtain any aud all the
ofss best massras workmanship and style and AZ
prices that will comps with the cheapest in the city An
client assp,tment Of Over Cca ready from water.
proof Devonshre tersey French Castor Besvef English
twseds &C. all OF which up style not 10 be er-
eeed BY Please call and be convnc ed Of fact
EURNlsHED ROOMS TO LET wuh or rnhoar board
g No. % Barclay street, cor Of Cclsse Place.
'd6 Nsrc
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BosToN. Dec.

The weather is very clear. At sunrise this
morning, the thermometer stood at "a degrees !;
exceedingly cold, you may well suppose
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NEW FERRY TO FORT HAMILTON
A<>H~ The Steamboat WAVE will ,on and AFTER
HE2y Monday, Tth inst make two trips day
1 YOlas, ,.s S1 &:.eo BY i.s"ss f f"
-. = H.TiI'oa 3. ~ AN nd O'Clock PM,
NE FOR the seco odatiou OF the officers and friends Of
the rcgms" WAVE will stop going ana returning az
Island lax cents d. 3sr
SIC NOTICE-Pssengers per ship Louiwi!Is will
~ please be on board at Orleans Wharf, foot Of Wall
the salp will vail. Nth
~ Packet SHIP GENEVA. Captain (3oodhue
QXf from New Orleans, - now dischsrsing the foot
8Dmf.of Oliver street. Eat River
immediately. NJ
EkE PACKET SHIP LOUISVILLE r. for New vriesast
1850 Passengers BY this ship will please be board
- q Orleans wharf foot OF Wall street. Monday. IN
pa, alta NJ, a which time the ship will sail ~ d.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MUSIC
RALLS AND PRIVATE PARTIES furnished with the
~ Violin, Harp and Piano Forte, number Of lnstru
ments The music selected from the most asSionabes Ope
R.AyX,t,l ET AYtIEE E, p.. -
No. l27 Elm street corner Of Howard d. lm~r
v1 continues giving lessons daily the Piano Forte and
also Singing in the English French and Italian style, with
method OF the the
Ladies preferrng II be attended their
residences For terms. &C., apply at ia Mott
LESSONS IN SINGING, IN ENGLISH,
ITALIAN, FRENCH OR GERMAN.
MR. JULES HEIGHT, of the Conservative de Musique
Iva Brussels hegs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie in general that he prepared to give lessons
singing either Of the above languages his residence 6
Leonard street. or that Of his pupils Messrs g. LodeI, W.
Scharftnberp q. Timm aud e w, Beames, have kady
sscSsr Please apply To- Hovss ii S.osday' and
Scha, frnhsts Luis. ssI Broadway his Ing n
ACCORDION TAHGHr.
JACOBS. Teacher 9f IT,. French Accordion can take
few mere pupil: or winter class !, applreatio,
selection & popular airs, with valuable Instruction. for the
:sttrumsnt founded practice Of eight Apply
the original and Musical Instrument Depot where
terms will be made known. S. Chatham st.,
nj lmsue Opposite Chamber st.
MR. GILES LECTURES On SOCIAL LIFE.
TIE SECOND LECTURE Of this Come will BE- sivsn
II the Siuyyesant Insue Moeday Evening Dec. 7,
Ia oelock But Ct {" TIE Patriotic sentiment' =.
to- The % q O. s:d :sy ed
ga Brcsdwsy Henry kernot. sss Bfoidway sad :. the,
door OF the lecture % N'rc
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
ED PHENOMENA !-Sureical opera.
~ tons without pain Visions! Witchcrslt and Ghosts
counted for by LA ROY sun DERLAND, in Nee hanics
Hail. IA roadway, between Broome and Grand streets,
Monday Tueday Wednesday Fridy and Saturday, ofthe
present week At ~ F. M, combining series Of results
duced the midst Of the audience grave mirhu
musical, mysterou, and wonderful -
Admittance one shling. MTWF&S 5tsrh
FOURTH ANNUAL BALL Of Washington Lodss, No
| U. A. o. D.. will take place At the Coliseum,
Monday Evening, Dec. th 1896. Dodworths celebrated
Band is engaged Tor the occasion.
Tickets 81 be obtained of either of the following
mittee B. Cohen, 20 Grand H. Spier As Bayard
Anyon 1l8 Fulton street; Chapmao, ~ Division street;
J. W Ducassee, 23s Greenwich street; j. CHURCHILL 1881
los Bsyard seet T. Lane 24 Greenwich street. j. X Har
ris fear and franklin streets; w. Frshwater
Wo' sey's Sugar House. Monfgsmeryst. Dc 2tissje
DANCING ACADEMY
NH: SARACCO, Italian Chorographst and Mile AN
I1 0ELINA, first teacher Of the Partisan Das cling Acade
Mr. Cellarus grateful to the American beau monde
for The they hsve with in almost all
iTARANTELLE WATT Dance Of Naples,
very fashionable in the higher circles Of Paris
new waltz 1--WE steps in order to replace the
beng too theatrical.
The above eauta Dances and also all the most shiona
BILE new Polka Mazurka, and Quadrille Mezaika, Re
dowa Waltz Hsdowa Waltzes in and three steps,
Thoroughly taught IN few lessons
B-The music for the above mentioned dances, recently
published in New York be purchased at the Dancng
Academy, Broadway, corner Of Canal street, No. 80.
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HONOR TO SILAS WRIGHT
or CIETEK FELTOWs' o"ON"
A TAMMANY HALL, on Thorsday Evening, Decem.
"A Der TO- is46-Lothians celebrated Quadre hand has
been engaged, aud during evening will perform q new
Grand March, dedicated the Hon. Silas Wright composed
for the occasion by Mr. Nosher The will be elegant
ly decorated
FLooR COMMITTEE.
Thomzs Jansen, William Wilson,
, David Scanne, Byron Duffy,
Crassous, Michael Toony.
The members will procure their badges Of the Order at
the Council Chamber Wednesday evening, December
9Th. snd puuctuai attendance 10 requested.
al ltissIc JOHN 8. AUSTIN. Chm.
To WATCH DEALEkS
AGENTS. UP STAIRS PRICES.
Complete assortment Of English lever movements :
"A Plain gold balance rotchet work jewelled, &C. &c
&c Lever nth seconds &c. - so silver
watches, $is. Also, g.e:eleys" Genuine Liverpool
movements. pla' and jeweed very low prices splen-
did lot Of Gne gothic at 81 SET fine ivory table
'"'''' s''"A ''''As' '''''JJoHitS a. SiEwRoULD.
d7MW&Fs.e IS Ioha street, lup stars
CLARKE'S SACKS,
ll6 William street, opposite the Washiwgtoa Stores,
HAVE splendid assortment Of black and brown Sack
with silk velvet collars aud cu but
and Innings (wc wsddedl TO match the cloth. few
have ndsomsy worked silk fronts in addition and plaid
Preach cashmere Innings The prices vary from 3l3
am eonhdsut ober house sell similar article within
three dollars OF thcse prices Livery article Of gentle
dress made to order. a. usual, 1t low prices
d. lwsr
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WANTED

A SITUATION by respectable young wom,n,ss Cook
"A weud have no object - assist ID the washing
Ing sad has the best Of from her last place
where she bred for Please call No. Jersey street.
o frat floor. al rec
WANTED.-ln small private family, a respectsbIe
W strong girl, from II to OF age capable Of
tssg charge OF young infant. where she viii have com
forbade home. Wsxes@2s month. Apply q SIS Broadway
ois.up NJ y
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TURNlsHED ROOMS TO LET wuh or ri,hoar board
!, q No. % Barclay street, cor. ct College Place
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GIN. yFGA's PARxwELr.

Finding myself at perfect liberty and at the moment
Of my return my beloved country dee II to be my
duty 10 make public manifestation Of the grateful feel
iDg which entertain for the repeated demonstrations Of
respect and kindness which. in connection with my
psnions In misfortune received from all tlose persons
to whom hare been united by ties Of friendship.
In bidding adisu to my friends and the citizens gene
rsy havs the psasufs Of doing So erwhelned with
gratitude for the many indications OF respect which have
been shown to me. will forget the kind treat
ment with which have been honored the gratitude
to al those persons Who have contributed to lessen
the bitterness Of the situation in which was placed
sacred DUTY demands my immediate return t0 my
tive land where viii srdsntly cherish the hope Of
meeting with an opportunity Of responding TO the many
manifestations OF esteem which have been extended to
Confnny myself for the present to the purpose of ex
pressing through the medium Of this paper the eternal
dering sincere thanks for tbs many snte acts
OF kindness which have been shown us -
RoMuLo DTAz DE LA VEGA.
New Orleans, Nov IS, lS46
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THE VOLUNTEERS.

From the Wilmington, IN. c Journal, Dec.4
We learn that Lieut. Fremont, Of the IT, g. army has
arrived in town for the purpose Of mastering the North
Carolina volunteers into We also informed
that Gov. Graham has intmaed that they Uhe volun.
tssr will not be ready for service before the LIST Of Jan.
uary.
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SALE OF VALUABLE Pa

n
"A and modern Paintings Of all schools recently
ported BY Mr. Pckad from Europe and the Of
them original frames exhibition
the Gallery nom. Granite Building corner Of Broadway
10 A. VI. until p. N. Entrance III Chambers street
The sale Of these Paintings will take Tuesday the
8h Wedne the h and Thursday the 10th Of December
at 7 O'Clock precisely. in the evening d3 5tssrc
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l6 lots on Goth street
10 lots on 3oth street

There various buildings the above property which
will be sold with the lots which they sand
The title thus property OF the best aud oldest
New York. having been more half century in the "a
mily 90 of purchase money remain bond
and mortgage payable before five
Autographed be obtained at the auction oil
Anthony i. Bieecker. 7 Broad n. d5 5tisre
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AuCfI0N aOrfcHs.

WIN. ". SHIRLEY, Aaspepss,,.
sxlr S Il Ms ss ANS
day, Dee sth O'Clock, at the more No 10 Eshh ave-
general sssotmsnt Of China white srsnite blue
lamps, andf fam goods
diately d. ltsrh
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PARK PLACE HOUSE
TWO three additional families may be accommodated
this establishment with pleasant and yell furnished
apartments Among them is a paror % by "a feet
eligible position aud good tendance liberal
will DO well to call. de- 2ts RI
Two LET-PaImos Open House. up to the izlh instant
for Concerts Enquire at the Box Oce from 10 till H.
d62t~,h '
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WASHINGTON, Dec 6, 1886
Tactics of the Wing Party-O Opposition to the War
Its popularity and resnlts-Ihe Whigs and the
Tariff of lSi6-1he Coal aud Iron Interest
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opposite Natanoros. Gen. Taylor, with COM
Pany Of Dragons. under the command Of Col.
I"iggs. having left the main army. arrived at
Point Isabel simultaneously with the fleet OF
transports from Aransas. on the 18th u.i ihero
-: being ha'f IA hours difference ii the arrivals
by laa- and water.
On the appearance of the fleet tho captain Of
the port-Roiriruez- fire - the custom house
and several ether buildings a. Point Isabel, and
made his retreat good 20 tho river, although
pursued soas distance By order of Gen. Taylor.
The buildings destroyed were Of little value, be.
ing constructed Of logs, matched with straw.
The enemy. Nh3 have been reported IN read
ncs5 10 dispute the march Of Cen. Ia ylor's army.
seem 70 have entirely disappeared on his ar
Proach. The oaly opposition of any consequent
&C no experienced WIS at the Littlo Colorado.
where 4 Mexican officer, with aboa; $50 mount i
men. threatened ~ ire Upon hun II he attempted
TO cross that stream. stating tia, such were his
positive orders, and that Ncxcans knew fear.
The artillery was Immediately ordered up, and
the troops formed AMI commenced fording por
feet order tic water beng nearly 10 their
p.ls, whcreapoa TIC gallant Mexican Prudently
fetrc2:cd without executing his positive orders.
Ho vas previously met on the prairie by n party
of % or 90 AleA,cans, who Informed Gen. TAYLOR
that hc must proceed further in that direction.
~ order Of Gen. Iay or tho army opened, and
this party wore permitted to march through 10
the rear, AMI then depart. When near Point
Isabel, dcpltat-0a of about forty men waited
upon HIM, bearing proclamation and message
from Gen. Mega, l.el WIKI threats. IN tho usual
style OF ga>conadc, 10 which the MeXIcans
50 PARTIAL Al THIS moment the flames caused BY
tho burning Of tho custom house we're discovered,
aud Gen. j. Immediately dismissed the depuia-
ton, directing 70 inform Gen. Meli that ho would
reply 70 his message opposite Matamoros Oh 6a-
.urIay, the 2sti at.
The vessels were got over tho bar without any
= ! ..-
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III. .State Centr.,L Co,n,altt.e

ESTEP ACQUITTED.-The Connersviile .Ielee raph,
says The Archibald Esep, for the murder of
ola BY the Of Haslau1, the present term
Of court has resulted his acquittal This result
generally expected by those who heard the estino
~. It shown conclusivcly and satisfactory
that EsteP pushed til, Old with chair keep him
from rushing him with knife doubtless with the IN
tention Of sticking itinto hn. The testimony Mrs.
Hasagn only destroyed by her statements
bat was shown By testimony other persons
was Of such bad character and dc3raeed habits
That confidence could be placed IA her statements
der There not difference Of opinion her
,uteElperate habits. Her statements clearly dis
proved Iy number Of witnesses
All tte testimony showed that Esten wen. to Has
lar' quiet the disturbance which had made there
the .ay Of the d5sulty-and that he was in a very
good hutnoy when r. tllers. 1t was also proven
very Clearly that Haslam making II Estsp with a
knife The he received the blow with the charand
that Estcp begged him a; him with knife
= The Ily sicans who examined the wound made on
tie cheek aslan by Estep. all stated that could not
OF itself have caused hs death. Il would under
binary circumstances, have knocked down. a
pest examination of the deceased shovel that
n consequence Of The diseased state Of his brain lungs
and liver was peculiarly subject attacks Of apo
pexy which would cause his death. Il probable
that the excitement he abored under the tine-he fall
on the iooror his intoxicated state, the o.
his death, that caused directly b. the blow
The whole Of these may have brought the APP
oPiectic tit that proauce1 death
All the physicians examined decided the op.n
ion that the blow alone could have possibly caused
aeath-tllat twenty such blows wouId Kill
ordinary of health 50 clear the that the
larry but short 4 making up their yer-
die. Of acquitta''
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LATER rRoM asEAIco AND TEXAS.
EIGHT DAYS LATER.


Return Of tho Hon. John s!idou ana W s PARROT Esq
His Tina! Rejection by the Mexican Government
The feeling in Nexco--Narch Of Con. TayIor's
Army-Engagcment with party of Me&ieans and
their Retreat-Burnng of the Custom House Point
Isabc, sc. sc.
BY the arrival oftho steamship Alabama, Win
die, from Galveston. from whence she sailed on
the 9Th inst. tho New Orleans Plcayuuo uud
Bulletin, placed in possession of Galveston
dates to the 4th inst. containing important intel
genco from Gen. Taylor's army. We cory
from these papers.
The Alabama, at o'clock yesterday morning
fell in with tho United States steamship Mississip
pi off the Ba!izc having board our Minister,
the Hon. ]. Siidgl Wm. S. Parrot, ESQ. Secro-
tary Of Legation; and Robcr, Stuart. MidSlipman
United States Navy. The Mississippi left Vera
Cruz on the morning Of the 8 3th ui., and arrived
of tho Bali1o on Sunday morning, but owing 70
the severity Of tho gale, was unable 10 conmani-
cato until sho fell IN with tic Alabama. Mcssrs
SlidelI, PARROT and Stuart transferred TO the
latter vessel, and tho Mississippi Immediately
departed for Pensacola. N.o have received full
files of ..El Locomotor'' TO tho 29th, inclusive,
furnished us by obliging correspondents at
Vera Cruz. bu! they contain nothing OF very
great importance.
We have tho proclamation Of Paroles, but
unable TO aiyo il entire this morning. Il 5
document in tho usual vein Of Mexican Official
publications., spread all with donunciations
of tho United States. and seasoned with abundant
condiments fer tho taste and Pola;cs Of the people
of that country.
We learn from Mr.. Parrot: Tint Mr.. Siide re-
NAMED a. Jalapa till tic 2sth ult 1T which time
he had sicnifIcd TO the Mexican authorizes Ill his
lus. communication to them. his intention of .cav-
ing. whether he received his passports or not.
On the 9Th the necessary documents, couchci IN
the most formal language, dated At tic city Of
Mexico. 2ls, u!i, were directed 10 Mr.. ). At
some mistake they went 70
Vera Cruz. and from thence were transmitted BY
our Consul to Mr.. Sliden. \ separate and dis
.inct passport was sent 70 1Ir. PARROT. The
treatment received by Mr. Slideli a: Mexico aud
Jalapa was extremely cold, but upon his arrival
at Nora Cruz no received with n salute.
waited upon by the highest official dignitarcs Of
The place. and again saluted when the Mississippi
eft. Mr.. SIidoll appears TO have acted through
~: i'll the mos. firm and dignifed manner. ana
las shown himself well qualified for the impor-
ant mission with which ho entrusted Mr. I
5ldelI will remain in this city for several wooks /
unless his presence is required il Washington. /
,ir. Parrot, will proceed 10 Washington in the
,ourso Of few days.
The Galveston News Extra Of the It'll inst;
ontains the following Intelligence from the Army
# Occupation. brough. by the L. S. Revenue /
utter Woodbury., Capt. Foster, from The BRACES
St. Jago. which place she left the 3oth ali.
The Army of Occupation. numbering in all
500 men. arrived and cncamped on the o2sh ult,
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a troui} iirs 4t3rays- would naturally 10
led the conclusion from the apparent stuce ma ~
Tested By many who suffering under the baIeju IN
iuencc Of the Consumption, and other Pulmonary )
ecou>, that they had assumed thu words II would no,
live always, peculiarly adapted themselves that
believing their to be hopeless had abandoned them
selves despair But need despair while sife and
being Iass. beng cured of every any kind OF
pulmonary disease. Jaynes Expectorant has been pro-
we'd by ample experience to be the most successful
Cy IN the world the of Coughs, Consumption
Asthma Whoopng Cough, Bronchitis. and all other
eases of the Throat, Lungs and Breast No one ever
yet used it without finding Ealiof.
I7-Jaynes Life Pyeserrattre has cured innumcrable
Rheumatism, 5erofuia Kings Evil, and diseases
the skim number the Govt. and several
of Tic Doereux twenty Of Cancer and
Cancerous Tumours; upwares Of sixty Of Gotu
Bronchoce, fsweed neck and sick and morbid
headaches and nparts and vlgor the whole
Prepared and sold No South IhIrd street Fhacel
pha-
I5-For sale at REEDS Drug Store, Richmond, Ia.
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NeeAIs Meetings of the Different Divisions
Aionlay ming al t. clock " '''A'''iT' every
". H. H,riE. K. s JR EoDDu,,> -.
Wayne Division. No. 2.-Neets IN cr,,--r,i, !
FRIDAY evening, a o'clock every
= 3 v oons. 4 5 JOHN PRITcHET. wp
Clark DIVISION, 80 Sheets in Richmona Wsxn.
county. en- W Wednesday evening O'Clock '
3 '" p,vIs, h ; WM. B. SMITH, wp
thry>tal Foant Division. No 4-Atcets in y Ath,nx
Floyd CO. every Thursday evening a, t. O'Clock
; y MICKEY, H. ;. DAVID HEDnEN, W. L.
Lafayette DIVISION No. 5-NIeets a, Logan Cro<,
H"""s' bsaroofA county, every Thursday evening
,.ocA WILLIAM LAIRD W. 7.
CHARLES JoLtY, X.
fayette DIVISION. No. Meets in Connorsy,lls Fay
cite CO., every Fnday evening 1t d o'clock
" u. oLifIitNr, X = J. \, NELSON, w. L.