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ARsrsT or A resTMAsTER CHARGED WITH RopBtSG rHE
Usirnp STATS MAIL Under this caption the Cleveland
Plaindesler OF The 10th inst Gays;
For some years past deprcdapus hsve be.n committed
upon the United States mail the Wheeling mail route
aud the last administration sorely puzzled to detcet
the offender II reserved for the officers OF new adj
TO discover where the 'weak point was and
to take the energetic and summary to bring
the offender TO punishment b. Il Chapman, esq, the
special mail agent OF the Post Oce Department bs. been
aborny nses.sny this mater for time, aud 1t Is
due b, untrng eIorons aud cautious Judgment that
affair has progressed as lar as an arrest.
Ia was discovered that the robberies must he where
10 the vicinity OF Alliance BY enclosing $40 bill fnsrkcd
prvsey) in letter. Mr.. Chapman most checiusy caught
the bird MI John FuuIts, postmaster at Moue station,
the G. ~ y. X. X, nine miles below Aiispce in day
OF two passed that Identical blu railroad conductor
Mr. Chapman, accompanied by U. s Marshall Fitch, yes
srday proceeded TO Mouue station, where ,hey learned
that Mr.. Fouls was serving New Lisbon, Coumbisns
county grand juror They proceeded 70 that place
sde the arrest and. placing the prisoner In buggy,
turned Alliance They arrived here to day. and Fouhs
hn. been committed 10 Jail cemmissioner viii bold an
examination ri the Tomorrow.
The prisoner 10 man Of property, and has served as
Postmaster number Of years lie terribly affected
when arrested.
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Sixty five casualties, hundred and deaths
and three hundred and ,hir,y-lhree persons injured
There ia total which should put civilization 10 a
blush, and almost make iorswear the progress OF
the age
REPORTED BURNING OF sHP.-The following is said
10 have beeen picked up the beach Long Island
few days ago:
All sea, July 5,b, Is53.-Ship Mngo on fire. so pas.
sengers burnt; captain is very III in half hour we
will all be Loot.
!" John marlborough, OF Worcester, Massachusetts
" Ship Mipgo, l.. s. Moore, captain"
We have never heard OF such vessel. If there is
such one, she is likely TO be British, and bound
from some port in Grea, Britain 10 port 10 The British
North American coonies--Journdio OF Conmroe.
PENNSYLVANIA COAL TRADr.-The anthracite coal ION
age last week was light, mainly in consequences of
other breach in the Delaware Division. The Reading
Railroad Company for the week ending on Thursday,
b-ough, down 39752 TONS and for The season to The
same iimc 953 55s ions, sos35 tons lees than a. year
TO the same time. The Scbuylkl navigation for the
week brought down 500 tons. and for The season
4et sas ions $50 tons than to the same time last
ear. The shipments OF coal upon the Jshigh naviga-
ton for the week ending the 9th inst, $3.50 TONS
and for the 557 3ii onsa falling Of compared
with the production 10 same time last year, Of la.9o2
to US.
The cALoRIc EsersE-It is stated that some diff
Guilty has sprung up between Mes-rs Hogg Delemaer,
Of New York, and the Crystal Palace officials and tho
former have Withdrawn their application for place to
exhibit Ercssobs caorc engine, constructed by them for
that purpose. Mr.. Holmee, the superintendent OF the
machinery department had made special arrangements TO
measure exactly the consumption OF fuel in given time
sso to ascertain the precise amount of power evolved
from such consumption, by means Of the dynometer."
Can IT be tina, these arrangements disa.efu to the
intended exhibitors
An USLUcWy cALIpoRsiAs.--A letter from California
relates many peculiar sights and incidents of which
is about rich young having 10 turn washerron,on
/" have met a young man who at home moved in the
best circles OF society. and is gentleman every inch OF
him, failing 10 make anything in the mines, went into
certain Town. and actually took in washing and ceansed
Tor his Bread he filthy garments OF those who. al home,
he would not acknovledse az acqoaintances. II was
rather an Amusing sight 10 zee him al The wasb-tnb,
soaking and scrubb'nE the dirty linen OF bis motley pa
ifons, swearing al his folly and upbrading his luck
PREVENTIVE or SUN sTRoHgs.-An "old fisherman
j forms the New York Post tina, when fishing in the
middle Of the day he has placed w,i sea weed in The
crown OF his old straw hal, an found II nearly equal TO
BATH and SURE guard against stroke of the sun and
when sea weed could be caugh, By the boat side, hs
handkerchief dipped in The water answered nearly as
well Any person passing along the street. any abofer
work. any carimaa feeling oppressed, he sass, can give
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Pleasure Ercursson 10 Point, Norfolk, anA saaa
Sh~al Inlet
Washington
TO ,hs above places 2h August, oeock
m and arrive morntng when lsavs
again y o'co for Point and the Sand 8hoals.
this most delightful trip
Norfolk and Old Point, spisy
Trip Inlet where they viii ha twenty ~
banning nbins shooting Ac The inlet abo~nAs
variety NJ X. most ricste 6.h md sand birds. - -
and 'front.' thence the same night for Washington
Passage and fare for the round trip, o.
Aug i3-dt2Nb JAMES MITCHELL
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. A--s...e.r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON ELEVENTH STREET
near Maryland Avenue si Aucon.Oa Friday, ius
we shall EEL roni Of 'ss premises, At 5k O'Clock
hWdRa lot situated and fronting Is feet veo
between Maryland and South g -
lok inches containing nearly 1850 feet has "a tss
Tsvms One third cssh bslsnc. and u~ths n
pnrchss ave notes for the deferred payments. bssrao
IRON day Of sale. ----"
deed given and decd OF T,s s<sspss.ls
=. GREEN 4 HCUTT,
Aug 13-et Aaesionee,r.
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SELECT CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
kgHOOI,.

TUE subscriber his College Hin,
commodous building being n"ed for ." A
Columbian College
the character of strictly select school, laying
the foundation Of thorough English classical
81 OF OF Sep
and close the last Of June.
Terms el2 so payable In sdvance Al small add
students will be
chemistry
French
professor In that dcpartpent sU
boarded The college, under
sur, rinends fine principal
The Necessary Of full boarding
$3.50 academic and Of weekly
$3.50.
GEORGE q. BACON.
Principal.
Refer TO the faculty Of the Cc.rsian College Colonel L. Ed
wards Colonel Peter Force William cunon, L. D. Gale
N. D. IN. Patent once Joseph Wilson, esq.,
Gee, and Professor g. ysweu Of the Smithsonian
Aug 6-3nwlmdtcp
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UEEBE'S HATSf-The New York fall fashion, gentle
mems hats viii be introduced this day, simultaneous with il
appearance in New York, al .. .#
. sTEvENs'a Sales Room,
Aug 1871 Under Browns Hotel.
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DRICkLAvERs on the n United etaes
Capitol, atov my bictsyes good work.en sseaAy
employment Gill he given, ard upon
y n'ion, III. average being ~ rs
tAt ~ q. MEf0e,
Capt 81 Ensineers.
In charge Of the Capitol KxtsasAoa
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SAuT CAsAL.-Advices from the Saute sale that the
work of excayaiins the canal is already more than half
DONE and that IN one year from the barrier that has
hitherto kept the white wings of commerce from our
great nolhern lake will have been Surmounted. Those
who have looked upon cbgan a comprising two or
three tiers o. counties the southern peninsula can
hardly calculate the advantages that will accrue 10 our
Slate by reason OF this great work Of Improvement Tn,
immense mineral resources Of the upper peninsula hh
edo but slightly developed OF The great en-
barsssnen, experienced in getting the mineral 10 PLACE
where IL could be smelted ready for mechanical pur
poses, will now be turned TO grea, account and our up
per lakes will be covered with fleets bearing away The
rich treasures OF that rch country Copper the
only metal that abounds there but mountains of iron lit
ihem'elves up, and need but comparatively small out
lay OF capital 10 yield rich returns We glad to no.
lice that, in view Of the above fact the attention OF
capitalists il already icing turned to that quartet and
Detroit is spok OF point where to erect large roll
ing mills and machinery necessary for the manufacture
of iron in all lie brasches. .H
We notice also tina, the vatous mining companies
hitherto organized calling in their capital stock and
making extensive arrangements 10 work their several To-
cations.
All these things conduce materially TO our prosperity
And when the debt OF The State ,hall have been fully
discharged it is estimated that the special taxes alone
will pay and more than pay the expenses OF the STATE
government VIII that not be happy time for The peo.
pie OF Michigan l-Ka'a nasoo Gozdk
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Sxy-hye casualties hundred and seventy six deaths
and three hundred and ,hrtyhree persons injured
blush, and amos, make iopwear the progress OF
the age.
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From the Philadelphia Observer.
Death OF Mrs Gideon.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Aug. s, 1883.
When saw the announcement few days since that
our beloved brother Gilbert more my heart was
deeply stricken, and in spirit cried out, Help. Lord
for the cody cease,h for tho faithful fail from
among the children Of men" Truly standard bea rer
has iaien and we, his brethren solsmniy adj
monishc
then had thought that should be He'd 500 TO
noun The loss Of another ienderIy beloved,
though nj that time Mrs Mary Gideon, wife of elder
Jacob Gideon, esq, lying seriously, and many
thought dangerously ILL., could think my
confidence shaken until last Thursday evening, when
change occurred that reused most painful arprehen
soHs. She died Friday.
She was identified with the Fourth Church, was one Of
The litis band that organized in 1925 and alwsys had
large place in the confidence and affections Of ali the
hour of her departure. We have sustained loss indeed
The mournets so about tho streets.
Our deceased sister common woman. She pos
sess.d those qualities of mind and heart that pre- en nea
fit,ed her for the first place among "thc that la
bored with mo 10 the Gospel" Her les, will be deeply
felt in church. widely in city, and in the be-
yond Those young men, candidates for the ministry, in
Illinois ard Iowa. will read this fearful eye and
that pastor in Illinois, and that pastor in Wisconsin, and
that pastor in Missouri, will be In that she VINO
loved them and iabored for them is Even So
Father, for so II seemed good in thy sight"
The funeral services conducted by Rev Messrs j.
N. Danforh, Mason Noble Byron Sunde and and self
Brothers Dorrh and Noble my predecessor, this
pasorate The in which all the pas;ors of
church arc together sympshizng IN common beeave
ment each in her lifetime enjoyed her respect conf
dence, and affection Her last words spoken wer~
"My precious pastor" Blessed, thrice blessed
thy name will be ever an ointment poured forth !
large of mourning friends gathered around
her coffin. OF these, must mako pnucular mention Of
onc,he P'esden, OF The United States. His pew is i'm
medisely in font OF Mr.. Gideon. When senator he
always sat with Mr.. on Mrs Gideon. Thu. he
know, aud to know to love her.
The President in the navy yard Saturday, and
when the booming Of the had cea,ed was about
embark short excursion Ia United State. steamer
Al this moment he incidentally informed OF the death
lie expressed gGe that he had heard OF IL before and
said he would have postponed the excursion, but
too late. He however, csmm cated his wishes for
early return. He gratfed and come the APP
pointed hour a, Of hs esngr,gdon without Invitation
other than that which all received His heart ia common
with all, penetrated by the s Give di.peusaton
lie wcpt with those who wept Comment out OF place
"Brehren pray Tor that the word OF the Lord
have free course and be glorfsd"
JOHN c. SMITH
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Arrival CurrKn MADIsoH.
Bosron, Aug l5-The revenue cutter Madison has arrived
here from surveying cruise,
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NV Yonk, Aug 10 Flour il aeady-silss OF g. $50
barrels IS IS ISL for STATE IS IL % 81 for
good Ohio, and SIS so IS 6si for southern. Wheat is
held frmy-,aics of 500 busbe, private Corn
easer-saes IS 900 bushels at ~ for mixed, and
81 cents for yellow.
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PHILADELPHIA, A1g. Is Abraham Woodsids, a cele-
braed painter. died this morning in Chesnnt from
the effects of the heat.
NKw YoRK. Aug l5,--The heat In this city yesterday
frghtlu the thermometer reaching lo2 in the shade
The r n~s reported 30 deaths from the heat
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LATER PROM MEXICO AND T1xAs,

New YORK, Aug. Is by arrival here have later
sdyices from Buenos Ayes The biocksd raised at
Monevdeo about the 10Th Of June and the gone over
to Bucnos Ayres
The ship Clarendon, for San Francisco, had put into
Monevdeo, previous 9th July, leaking Also the ship
Bowdch, leaking.
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TREMENDOUS THUNDER STORM.

BosroS, Aug. I5-A terrible hunder-gaa occurred In
this city and vicinity this morning At Georgetown the
Baptist parsonage house was struck, and tho wife of the
Rev Mr.. Russell, the pastor, Instantly killed. Strange
say child in her escaped injury. AT Groveland, tho
house OF VIM Fowler struck, aud himself and wifi
knocked down senseess barn struck field
destroyed Another barn also struck Andover and
burnt Several houses at Lowell Lawrence Haurhi. &C..
struck, and ,cIously injured.
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Wn B. GERr, oec'c'A''e''
In placing the name of Mr. Rice at IFS masthead the
Minnesota Pioneer says:
"The election of Mr. Rice cons der beyond q
doubt We are clearly OF opinion that the entire demo-
cratic vote Of the Territory will be for him fall
and we are further OF the opnan that twohlrds OF the
voters in the Territory are democra,s"
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-, ~. e,i,,,ont,f Va., Rrgu5ffr

-.
An IRvALuABLk MHnicIhfE-l Is bot seldom we 1nd
among many remedies oeTed to the public the cure
disease Weean consent TO commend, wllse Nt-
tues able to discover, and have ednously
avoided giving utteTance 10 anything that might lead any
one 10 suppose that We placid any faith their preten
sonE. But with reference to remedy manu- aetnred "
this place. and which has becos familiar to tho pubhc
household words, speak from knowledge Of its in:
tnsc exeelleRcies It's adaptation TO many 81 tie ls Of
e, and the BeobFfty with Whicfit may be used We
seak OF the funpaIel Nerve and hone Lune, pfepar-
cd BY II. n Carr Coz prescription Furnished by
Ing Of the MOST eminent Physicians IN Virginia Tina
nent is based upon the broad pTnc that any rene
dy which will TeieVF pain will properly COM
pounded, DO equally ecacioUs In Iemoying lne nal aec.
lions, principle that has been successfully develore
/. is simply the ospring Seiehee being mild and sim
pie in It's action End yetreyeaRg IN rs ELECTS POWER
iheredible reaching the hidden SineWs of man
and beast-and yet being innOxio1s tothe weakest infant
II s alsn by lar the eheaPes Lnent In tic market being
put in ottlestWice a. large tho majority, a. one
ouFt than the largest, besides being more than Tour
times strong We commend 1t TO those in want OF
anGa anflea nj n . Z Zoe. l.
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ARn .surFaRIlIe

TSRoh Rheumltism, sore Tfroais, cruui Dlaealt
u Breathing, Tooth Ache ~ 1olorein, ~ lie
iloS. SIR i fSfs cas. BTussz s.
Pam ret&HRs n tls sSmss a sl AZ.
Gus lnseets oS RabLd Dogs 7s ~ tho 5Ieat
S Ss - s5 ~ sf. nv Sisd
MnscuaG WeaknesS, Para Plies IA tsle, Uleert,
sorsaf Scarlet FeysL of any yod may leat
issued that N fhtS STssis gep l9Ss
which only pain almost but
penetrate sost of ami eRliTsly s
b BfiADICATES THE DISEASE. - s ~
Some VIII laugh al te idea Of any curing
diseases, though nlmeIo1s ane Ali srise nom similar
causes, lie proposition VIII seem less extravagan but
were u nge 20 iE winch STARE " IN Soe
all who have used t tnielves or Witnessed its magic
Effects Cd otes. antsin declaring itjgst what its name
10 THOSE WIG Il THINK.
Have you never noticed ne striking nllhItty between
ont 9alsi And has Il nsyer occurred 70 you tG6t
edy might xhio should be cal applicable
AZ IIuafsz, which does moi Insult Your aaiersa6dRs
By Claiming % have beeg found e some ESStlEs
0ygsraIso mild and simple hits asiRn
the most sineSS "a mn OF besi,S
and yet being inoxions the weakest infant It'll also
SStiss fa4ss Is lie naioritY and
than the beies bali more ihah GoF ~
fdeues suited 70 the wants OF Eieh or
he Gp size the Nohpsrslf IIniment
Ispht ups NE vast expense Of the materials used
makes ltimpossbie for is pay the printing Of the
hundreds oreerticates we nor do we deem
It necessary, as the article s used VIII certify
for itselE 49, u s
Rewould however refer those afiieted ones who have
50 oen been guel BY and pig
sons whose Character of eEiIoE and verae pssas no
Panegy,e from vs. and wig wing nay ss,sa us virtues
prepared tospeak OF Its meTits IS Il deserves.
sold phef .S 5sa ss5 kss &C. cSaY 81 ne
principal nrnggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania
AuhtSt II. IS9 l.- -14s = 1911
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PapeF NKareh puse,
CYRUS ~. Z F.,LELD 8gG(

JK.IIUDHzTF 81 . IUlSD q 0OO.. .
CoMMIss on aIERoHA MIS-, sfllgaaR
ef1stt'. MOI 1IFCItH street., ,aihiytla,
NEW YORK. = z - q,
Arc gole Aaen1n In die Ulifted States Tor 4
Muspralt, & superior Bleaehing Powder.
victoriA iils ca writing Paiihrs .bs4.iS
| tssSssss "a ~ Printing
RawIlRs & Soma Rnglsh Tissue ..'.
First duality 1IItrnniAIine Blue
They ARD allo gents principal Paper EanuAstnr
eTs in this country and oaer for Sale byaf The most
tensi md and stock OF Pr aud Paper AaHH
aefefs afi6ls that be found In this orany other
country. ~ ~ - :. =
Thelf business e strictly Paers
-
etas enabIeS them 10 oIIers an
Goods both Foreign Domestic at the loeat possible
ntifAd 4 2 1913 ltti. 20 sith 549s
Psn6r fhdeto ord6R any size or weight ISbefp adj
vdhcss made on consshehts or PaPer5 Paper MGlleTs
stock and, otEef meTe hahdiEe. ~ = ~ ~ y
The highest market price paid In cdsh orau1ndg .
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q g.. 81 MED GIN Az
Up. .HARR1G

,llSA.. =. = 80 l = Z zallz z
islrj3,si iii.I n. ifdRRISljs IN ,i.,si IL III
FAY be conGaentialy eousptei at MS Lock InTmary,
~ ESei,suse BLiidSs ana Oil IN Eost or
dee aItiOte n a. Ills Medeil iasiilgte, esFablsted
feiire auaeery IL ior speedy and
s.Si kS,yS "a =
III a sGtSECRRF DISEASES gslsjeI litD3
And isonly @
. otsf SboIes of ii lie
nubS lrlntsa inc only places weIe 2 enLe
sitiss is Be- aud should 30
~ 9si iVFfs On yF oxPRRIENeRt544a
In ane2ensiye 70 this bTaHI
70 eil Per
10 &oaey rsqstifsd u elife q
tiass DIX: s@3UttDUN EAttEt =, :. !. I,
u tiatysra lyereltys clap ls tioloFa rstGae
srths IF ssB
pretef Of e B6k nfFmaTy, Mo- 81 South Gay ST. Bel!
anore having been IN TINS ~
sion. :, ..,-. .,.. ,...s. ~ & -, I
Who saes no Sts sG lis q ssS redy
SlelasS ~ y gIs e. ION
az betweente akil9S
Ply soiana The spurious III
Cd saeh PTiyss feofonss as viii fully sss who
FeqmTs hs SeSTess nt, 70 AF,
Many have suffered for months and even years under
Iho effects OF an Imp sree aiseas WI n0aa
&C. SofsSss er,ls,gs
ace and body nodes upon he ponesI "
ness deanesa ua pains neeS ZIG
tomsaTo some lines riereed any oas e just
Ss i ~ AMI n such esses d. IL
og ID 9S,.
al ~ iie f t seeiss atS barIiert 10 eo,.
5ial tes e !6e passions
aom seSooI asrity6f
Sae no he Of ti1ess
babS iike fcFke worm in tie bud - sa the f5d
Soay q " LAVE %Sa Sro1na ne he
imrlises Of endeariilg are chilled, and @
~ 5t,I, suts Snppsu,Iig
ID delight pressnts an i,'edbas 10 illins s
~ The sSereSS IN bSrents ana eySriiel,s
q istsS thsiT youtifaf GA In is sub,
sS has loo Ss Bs r. esSp
aud guided III Of truth tRs RtfeEls % igqoFense
PRONETHIAN FIRES .4.mf
consume tIe vistin oIe ssSs
ssniui grow; 10 flower Of nseet can bloom
amOshCIe iS tSinied with de4Se ne SUI rarehed BY
So @ ihs H M Its orie
s8iS
Moral IL SiseSaSs 81 Saty must
picture o No. = ~ ~ ~
''Sn"'D' q THE SILENT MONITOR. ''''
Symptoms guides 70 the locality and advance o.
q nsly ygor, want Of natural spsoeptt
pain IN ths bead and limbs P1Pes S , ss ne Si
Dess complexion, with general Iethagy ana irosnee
ars a'' EFF R1SI5 ON IIE MIND & = !,
memory ais tbS power OF CONCENTRATING
thought i5iost aud idoey eieh leay'
2 nj is sidS ass R6o.I
my ~ ~
lie bartbep ollie becomes and be pluls
desperately INTO the gull Of o. 99tlus
IT. The IHlOhlEd 6Ajlhltt36s5
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MEDICIN.AII
q NTonnarai1 ,lTerVe and Bone

THE Nonparai1 Nerve and Bone
- Iclf / III H. iZ. :, q "a. ~ q
pRkPAREb BY q. a. CARR g co.., FROM
Ay CRfPTI0N FURNISHED BY DIR.
s WATSON CARR Or " ElEBLlAef
LATE OF MOI GfANIQAfyS
ne balei il5bn tie tyQad eateh
I s5ahdel, e e4a4iEy ~ Tstietf itAet1
- id ageefl0hSJ bo6el lfeh 10 6eaaJ
- 5lAi d{pel0de1 IN 7Gnd peeiltfaE TO uls5 ~
sfssssaa - fhi0NPARREL BERfAtBil47 - =
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no Country Merchants.

1rR,S-s, KNoI havipS wlthdrasn nom the Arm. OF
y McCaIeI, Knox & Co, the remaining paTtneTa have
SSSOciaied with them Mr. Chester D. Knox ebFother OF y
s. Knox long and hVoTahy known In the trading public
assuming the style OF McCiallens and Knox
Tey would respectfully inform their old
hnNs "a long and ibeTaly the) and all
eTa Boots and Shoes that Stock WIN DC 9ItiN
Ing from the 10th to the last OF September. .
Having selected with the greatest care and poh
for caSh they aattsr that in their Fall stock o.
oois nj Shoes they hold out Inducements in quality
ana pTlces superior to any offered In the 10
Country Merchants their way east they would 20 pleas
ed to exhibit their stock, and post them
chaIiengingR wit the markets Of ana
PHILADELPHIA. Csep31 MCCLAbLENS SklhNNA.
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BAL .EIM0RR.

-
- = " n q q fls.,--
3-tS1s k9OIE5E7 n o. AgEfH
229 sStfeft, Eo1Iiff III al ~ e pad
NtfOhkSAtI l PORT sjfss III N SSsasaI!es,
4 sn7 ni kIf.Rs ~ ii n. ~, II 1uRERS
INV m. Fi. s,fFh ~, 49, tiSh sEwELRItt
h A II " es ~ e e q ssgARE AND
- go ~ ~ y y gNtlS!
AZ 9pehett lhelf e y store With epIendiI ETC.,,
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No part OF the system IL disease than the
LIVER, tserviiE Alteter to purify the bloIdb OF
giving the proper Selection to the bile SO that any wrong
systen and results Vafousy In LIVED Complaint, Jaut
dice Dyspepsia etc. Weshoulds thereidre watch every
sTptoIn that nett Indicate wrong rtlon Of The Lii
These Pills being eoTosed OF Roots and Plants
by hbtuHe 10 heat the sck, siameiy; tst, an
which alsnenIs eeeTetion from tile Pulmonary mues
membrane or promotes tho sferetcd natter
2 an cansea In fnexplcR bic and
name rE aetoh systen.
3d TonicsWleh feG toncand strength 10 the NERVOUS
o stem, health and ytgQr - 81 TIE 1ouy
4ih CsthRTtie which acts m pefiect harmony win TIE
other ingredients, anu operating on the Towels and ee
ling The whole Of CORRUPT and yttafed natter and
The blood, which destroys disease and restores