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and otlersJus published and for sale by the booksel
lers and highly interesting work, entitled Memoirs
and Autobiography of Wealthy Citizens Of Philadelphia;
which is added biography Of Stephen Grard, Jacob
Ridgway, and Obed Coleman. Price 37a cents.
Dec lS-2
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If c. Benz. Smith be written with pen the DO
tom of the box, all "sugarcoated" pills counterfeit
Principal office lI9 Greenwich street, large brick boci
New York. Price Is cents box.
Nov b-Bm
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Dec 2l---eo3tif

T,NGLIsH Oxford Bblcs.-The finest editions in
T. point of paper and type, just imported Of several
Sizes and every variety of rich and elegant bindings by
F. TAYLOR. Also English Testamenss OF d ldrger and
clearer type than any copies heretofore sold by the adyer
ser, bound in plain dark calf and also in richly gilt Tir-
key morocco bindings. .a..
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INLEGANT Books for Prosent..-The subscriber has
Il now hand, and is every day receiving number of
beautifully bound books for Christmas. Among them
the poetcal works of Bryant, Byron, Milton, Hemans,
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Young, ColeIdge, Shelly Keats and Howell, in different
sizes and binding Also, number of splendid ANIMALS,
prayer-book aud bibles Catholic and Protestant, and
variety Of beautiful books for children.
GEORGE TEMPLEMAN,
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snlendid Prc.cntl

VIZ FISCHER, importer of English and French fancy
w goods has Just received via New York, large case
Of choice and beautiful articles suitable presents for the
Approaching season; il not sufficient to enumerae them
as their richness can only be appreciated by examna
ton which respectfully solicited at Staoners Hall be-
E,re pnrchas es are made elsewhere Dec 2-d2Vif
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ARMY OF OCCUPATION.

ARMY OF OCCUPATION.
A VIEW Of the Camp of the Army Of Occupation rs in
N October 1876 being the first Of a series Of views
illustrating the progress the army and scenery of Mexico
by Captain D. p. Whiting United States army For sale
at Sationers' Hail. Pennsylvania avenue: -
! Dec ~ VIM FISCHER
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Fine editions of standard authors in every variety OF size
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ris by +. TAYLOR.
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S,PLENDID ANIMALS and EmbeIli.hed Book. for Is47

- The Floral Offering The Musical Annual The Ever
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Moss Rose Ladies' Album Catholic Keepsake. All ee-
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some of which splendid.
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AssuALs AND mLUsTRATED nooKs ron lsaa

TNHE Diadem; The Evergreen The Floral Offering
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French and English Portfolios OF goat skin velvet and
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with clasps, Ia velvet and in the finest calf and Morocco
bindings Juvenile Books in great variety gold and silver
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ported direct from Europe by the subscriber and st open
edior sale the lowest northern prices in every
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ID Icm AVID pEAurFuL GOODS 10 be a,.po.sa OF

ID ICH AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS 20 be disposed OF
II by LotteTy.-l2s chances, At $40 each.
No. Value.
- Ia pieces, each Peiss different flower $500 90
'' sornne iii as No iCs III pieces '' -" 200 90
6l3S China dinner service, Chinese pattern,
tanning 1873 pieces l75 o.
1882 China tea service, Mat. blue and gold,
tanning IS pieces IS 90
1863 China tea service, yermiiOn and gold, con-
tanning IS pieces % 90
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Goods exhibited and chances sold by

Goods exhibited and chances sold by
C. S. FOWLER,
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ToNAwANDA, Pa, Sapt 10, 1876.

u
DEAR SIR, Your agent left with me a lot Of your sugar
coated pills. and have but few boxes lsn Every box
have sold has given entire satisfaction. have taken
them myself and consider them the best pills havs
ever used and afraid recommend them TO the
public. wish a further supply at once.
Yours, respectfully,
JACOB KILLER p. NJ
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HUNTINGTON, Ia, June 81, 1876.
Dr.. SMITH:

DEAR am OF your "lndian vegetable sugar
coated pills and find them selling fast that think you
had better send two gross Immediately. T. ey give
miles for themi and IL is generally known agent io
them, would be very sorry TO get out.
Yours respectfully,
SAML. MOORE az CO.
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FfoDl hs Blts Hea's ChIckea, Odd
We call the attention of readers 10 the certificate
Rev s. Williams pastor Of First Baptist Church, Pttsburg
in relation 10 Dr. Smiths pills We ourselves ties
nony the excellence of these pills, Of hayn.
used them, and experienced greai relief from them.
The above is the best paper in the State OF Delaware.
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soGLE's HYPERION FLUID

OR VEGETABLE HAIR CoMFostTlooal,;.
THE .uhec-iber having deyUsd consdefaols PoLtSn
of MS time for Of years, 10 the scooy " Io
dtseasr. OF the Skin and The Human Half sso o SssL
means OF treating curing the SANG hss ~
aborous research and deep tDvesiigs;on N
bringing 10 perfection ccuPositon, Ae 'HSU's VI "uSH
ne challenges the word 70 excel .., ,1at,s 20 ,s
sJes Viii find the Hyperion great aocliinn 70 TIE
49, nth nn account u is deltcsie ard agresa9!e per-
he grerr sse lilies sSords In dressing the hAir,
-, eost y,ifh tie Fluid, can be dressed Ia any
1900 Srro go Is 70 preserve us place, whether PLAIN
- 10 rn1is The following spears Tor itsell
or u eu'''' BosTor, April 9Th, 1916.
~ eoe,g-sir III consider il duty owe Jcu well
no. zLo may be troubled with tneir head aud haT
- rare BEEN ackrowled &c The efficacy Of your Hyp,
ION Plld BY .hs VI which have derived 50 r2Des
81, the head the skin Of vich covered VITA p1tcK
cozt scsly 1raor dsndruf rs wofst fofn> wcs
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ache and entirely united for study my hsir also tara
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cure which tired all Gdyerrct articles Of ts cay
land ;hei. name Iegonl without deriving ssy csnf
h.art OF ;our Hyperion Elui1 AID shcoK5 We ngpL
praised by those y.ao had used Il, yet vs hs,to
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I'VE II . ;rial acd am glad TO cay hes ~
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FuCitiye slaves

In Boston there is f Vigilance Committee ap-
pointed for the purpose OF protecting runaway slaves
This Committee appointed By the meeting ~ eneu
Hall On the evening Of the 24th OF September Last
JOIN QUINCY ADAns in the Chair. They otter re
ward OF One Hundred Dollars TO De paid any person
who shall give the earliest information either OF the
Committee concerning any alleged ssre held secreted
there for the purpose OF carried away from the State
against MS VIII
They also offer to pay TO every who shall have
deayored 70 give the earliest information and 10 render
aid though pnsuccessfuly whatever his services shall
be fairly worth which also they VIII add farther
sum the way OF reward according the circunstan
ces OF the case.
At Chicago few days since two negroes claimed as
slaves, while undergoing examination before rnagis
,iae were iorcbly rescued by body OF citizens and
hurried beyond the jurisdiction Of the Court
The St. Louis New Era Of the 29th ult thus audes to
the insecurity Of slave property in that vicinity
Negro property in state has become very insecure
by OF the operations of the negro seaers This
state Of insecurity is becoming greater every day by
OF the settlement OF iowa North with
anti-siayery population and OF the per
feet organization and concerted action OF the antslave
~ men in Illinois. The temptations and inducements
held out to slaves 10 eope, becoming
common-and the aid and facilities furnished for the
cape OF slaves more efectual than formerly The din
cues risks and heavy expenses that attend the recap
OF slave when he has once entered Illinois render
escape almost equal 10 total loss.
These things getting worse every day because the
number OF negro siesers i increasing and they
working with system than formerly Every year
slave property becomes subject to greater risks and OF
is less valuable committee has been appointed
devise method OF staying this evil and OF
teracting the efforts OF the antavery The
mce OF hundred are 10 meet on Monday next and
probably may concert useful measures. We are
under the impression that contemplation the risks
expenses and losses that attend the holding slaves in
this state many persons will dispose OF their slaves and
send them South, preernr 10 do without them TO hold
ing them by tenure uncertain. The philanthropy
the slave stealer will thus enhance the misery ofmany
slaves
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EXTENSIVE MAIL RoBBERY.-lth has been known
in this city for days that extensive robbery had
been committed, but II was deemed eXpedent TO keep
the matter quiet for time Such necessity no longer
exists and may therefore state that the mail robbed
made up here the first of this month, Tor all the
Eastern cities Il has been asceraned that the mail for
N,w-lo reached its destination and il Is sup
posed that this the fate OF the others. The extent
OF the robbery is not known but understand that L.
4. BENOI5T 4 Co. mailed on that day 10 Newiork from
$1,000 TO iOO III bank notes, aud 5000 IN drafts j. j.
ANDERSON & Co. $500 10 Pittsburgh, and $500 10 New
YORK, all in bank notes PEESEURY & Co. $500 IN
bank notes to Ncw-York and other brokers il is
believed, also made renittances: The presumption
Is, that the robbery committed this side oil Wheel
ing had the mail reached there the Pttsbagh letters
would then have gone safe TO their destination No in
formation has yet so far can learn been obtained
by which the robbery any particular point
individual lSt Louis Republican, Oct. %
STANCE CoNFEssfos OF RoBBERY-A most sin
gular disclosure confession of robbery has been made
by young man in this country. In the year lci3 du
ring the carnival two OF gold studded with dla
monds. valued at over $4,000, were stolen from the
church al Sainte Marie in AK laChapee France. The
Cure OF this church has lately received letter from
Boston, in which young man, well known at AiX-la
ChRpec offers to return the property IN perfect cond
ton provided yearly pension is settled upon him and
that agent comes TO Boston to receive The lost tres
y. % Courier
A SIGBT FOR rny PRrstpFST.- Thrty-sx sail
vessels left our harbor yesterday mornin: with iul
frerhts Tor Buffalo They had fine breeze, and when
under way presented the appearance OF large fleet
withouta convoy We would like TO have had Pres
dent Polk seen them they were bearing away the
rich products OF Ohio in such vast amounts Il would
have cured him, think. OF his fresh water scrupcs
about harbor appropriations.
cleveland Plain Dealer, I'd
~ We rejoice to notice that our German iel-
owcitizens generally voted for the interests OF
state aud supported the Wing candidates The natu
rallied citizens beginning through the hollow
prctences OF Loco Focois and voting for those who
aye the real friends OF the industrious and Woodworking
people Buffalo Express
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Only Agency In New-YOrk,
Isl BROADWAY,
Between John-st. and Nniden-lane.
THE PILES

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. uPHAMs
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.he Piles, ever offered to the Anerlcah public:
The Elecmary contains HneLdt hficire, no iIoef,
Colocma prbo powerful and irritating purg
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change diet necessary II IAAsn according 20 dfocUoEs
q cure for life guaranteed
lnother Certificate dted the hundreds that have a.!
ready been received Of tie efficacy Of Dr. Uphans Eloc-
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ifes,r. Yy.,t Mathematician, For se'ers years past
have been troubled with Piles very costiYo state o!
Ii. bowels ind gestion and weakness Of the system But
my complaint not being 40 severe rs 10 disable me rom
business and dread had Of physicians and patent med
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applied physician for relief The PLEA then being SO
severe thai allowed several operations 70 Dc peoraec,
without any benefit Determined aiter this 10 Try DINER
means, read advertisement VI a cure guaranteed by
In. US. OF Dr.. Upham's Eeciusry. purchsscd three
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improved. remain, Sire your much indebted friend
Thewrter OF the above from motives OF delicscy do
cnes having used but authorizes TO refer To
him or show original Certificate 10 hose no may
doubt lis authenticity.
Another fact relation 10 The efficacy Of Dr. Phans
Elrctuery PHILADELPHIA 9ep- - Iofo
DR. Upinn-Dear ST. About i've years ago vas al
cicled with what called Chronic Dysertary. nave
suffered with ever since, and physicians nave tod me
aiej for blood and pus, attended WIN peculiarly puia
smell the frequent discharges = snort time since
made Massachusetts, Ia hopes Of benefit from
change u air suffered severely than ever before
Wh. there physician offered 10 cure me for 80 In tnfee
months Happily in the midst Of Intense palm occasion
ally relieved by laadanur, saw in Wrapper Of your
E.uary perfect descn pon Of my coGp paint, together
many certificates OF Tnis gave me Sr1a coN-
hience in III. medicine and purchased box snS nlhe
cd 10 say every thing is favor or render any service
can humanity by subscribing 20 Us lsr!as cyvtr
Respectfully yours BENJAMIN PE aaS s,1,5I.
y,opr.tor. ocs 1876 Bowery. Sold. wholesale and re.
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Dl.D n PRIsoN.-A woman named Elizabeth
Cochran died last night n one of the cells OF the Essex
Market Police Prison She had been imprisoned for dis
orderly conduct supposed to have died in
queuce o. drinking liquid prepared by physician
10! lotion Il contained alcohol and caTphor. with
other ingredients and deceased probably drank the
whole dose ior II sake Of the snulaI;s contained
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GRrAT FEMALE MEDICINE.

Dr. Towuscnds Sarsspsri.ai Is sovereign and speedy
cur. for inc!pent Consumption, 3aIehness Leucorhr or
Whites Distracted Difficult Mensrlatton ncon!inence
of rine or Involuntary discharge thereof and for the gene
ri ofosira,ion OF system matte whether the result
of inherent causes produced oy ifreguIary III
W Nothing can be more surprising .hsn lis nygoraing
effects on the human Persons all weakness aud
asstude before taxing T. a. once become robust and !ui
OF energy under - influence. II immediately counter
.c,s the OF the female frame, which Is the
great cause OF 0arrenl-sa
Il viii be expected Of u. in cases of 50 delicate ma
r. 10 exhibit certificates OF cures performed but We csn
s..lr The afflicted that hundreds Of have been
ported 10 ~ Several when families have been
without cnilirea siler using e" bottles oil TINS 'au
Adj. medicine been blessed with healthy offspring
Dis TOWNSEND: My wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and general debility, and suffering continually
bv pain and sensation of bearing down, falling OF The
wonb and with other difficulties and having known cases
wher. your medicine has effected great cures and also
hearing II recommended for such diseases have de-
scrbed obtained boe Of your Extract OF SarsaPari!la
and followed the directions you gave me IN snort ptflod
il removed her complaints and restored her TO health
Beu grateful FOR benefits she received take pensuIe
In thus led gns IT, and recommending u To the pub
lie. NJ D. MOOkt., Cor- Oh ufahu anu NSI'u' ''''
II, 1914.
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This Ssrsapara used with The NOS; perfect success
In Rheumatic complaints, however severe Or chrome
The astonishing cures has performed indeed won.
derfu Other remedies sometimes give temporary re!ie
This entirely eraGicstes from the system even "Hen ths
limbs and bones dreadin.ly swollen
DR. TOWNSEND | was attacked with q distressing pain
In nv hin Joint, so bad that could not walk without my
r,fchc and much OF the time was obliged 10 keep my
bed tried several Comedies but they DID no resiTys the
then called OF one u tfst Physicans ne did not
helm heard OF your Ssrsapsris and obtained bot
lie and IN few days entirely cured me and Is wen
nov ASHoEL!4 " ALiNSn' - N1N'S.-7-
Albany January >, 1915.
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uANCE'S COMPOUND 81 htf oi tiote"'oFl-
coays1 odd, Cgrs,np.o. sprang If blood PAN tie
80 md Breast Bronets, Group, ithmG, and al d;eaies
ar1ng from a dgordr,d condition c t> i"gi or "egIee
ed cold.
~ ADDRESS TO c0SsUMPTIvE Yocsc LADY,
o. Lady DO not leave Us COW
We can't afford 20 spare you
Let not The cold damp on your bro"
From this fair world scare you
We love YOU IN the woodland sweet.
And By The moonlight shore,
But when you walk IN Broadway,
We love you more and more.
Then don't swe- mad, depart - coca,
While there Is every chance
To rescue beauty from he tomb
Oh fy 10 our Tread Ha1ce
For love and art, have both combined,
To give hiln fame and skIll,
To cure the tairrst Of mankind
II hey II obey his VII
Price 80 cents per bottle, or oot,!es FOR g -
For s4le wholesale and retail, oy a b. D. sands, cor
Of Fulton William also for sale by D. Sands Co.
n East Broadway; II Johnson corner Of Broadway and
Ch.r.bers-.t J. l. Codciagton, corner OF Hudson AID
spring sts: Z u Guion, OF Bo~efy aad Grand-st
al 81 Ualkerst; ssee.s=r, 10 GTeen"fnsL ana cor.
Of Broadway aud Howard-st-
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ask fer HiNCE'5 SYRUP and take more other
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Dr.. TowxsExD-Dcar Sir. have been entirely cured,
nv using YOUR Extract Of Sarsapars of cafcnlc iaaar-
asory rheumatism win wEch have been afflicted Tor
he last two years very severely ! have endured me
most sgorIzirg pains my feet and legs dreadf1y
swollen and here have been months when vas unable
TO attend 70 ny business Being cured OF tbs hheuausi
and having my general health restored oy your eseeaoe
Of NV success il using your SsrsapafiIa perhaps !
should adj that Used prescriptions OF Phy5cars eno
-,rHs..d SONG OF al the -iorocaons end oinnenLs N
fba market and cei.ed no b-GrtL Yours, &c
- WILLIAM LIPPINCOTT, 70 =" ater-tL
h..-I
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r Hear Mr. Seth Terry. Of the Oldest and most re-
.pestsble Lawyers Hartford Conn The following Is
an extrac. OF 4 etier received from hii
n. TowysgSD- have used one bottle Of your Ssrsa-
para and find il excellent In is effects upon CHROME
rheumatic pain to which subject from al lAury oc
ca,,oned several years ago public stage Please send
me tgo bottles 10 Tie Of Dr. seymour nave con-
ycr.ed with OF principal Physeisns eaG recon-
rended your Sarsaparllla SEIh IEhhi.
Marc
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TO EOUSEEEEPEHS.

7 Q hOOSLA Ell = = ,.
r.SfFS \ MERRITT, lee SoJery. between Grand and
j Hester sis hss F1Si opened NV lvo.ce o. Ctla
b;.b yvsII he >,ii a; me cash prices Also on
snS rveTy description OF Stone and Earthruwz-e, ca
Wos t;Isss Solar Lamps. Hall Lanterns, GirAndoss, &c
- Res. ousl;rv wholesale and retail $50 .sew
y EnWlRDS LESTER, American Consul s, Ge
mus rao1ssts All his friends and correspondents 10
ts ~ ,he, communications 10 hin through Hsrnd-n
Cos Express, WsllsI sreraaa or theY wi" ho' e LOT
vsrded.
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wevN rUNt MEEN PUN MERN FUN

rJIHE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for fest2fns'
i beauiifying and preserving the cnmplex!cn' 40 80
Senx ,e .kin delicaLely whit- smooth and soil he,b,
Hreu Fun q Simply preparation OF orle o, III en-
,,d mar +. sed WITH perfect ssse, for tho cure % =
tarrous iiso.4e-A Among ihs r.oat ProiTIlns
Fr-ctles Inser.ib.e Precipitation, BLo9lessI s
f,ritson Cnsr,ecess and variety OF c.ss RI
To BE- rad WHOLESALE o! lie solsi - -
WasL New York an! REAL q e.. Iss ~, ~, ,I,.
Ard psrtam-fs in New ofk - " - oas I'm
-s,tfs II Lnr-< Pfice5a- srSs - 30 IN