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JAMES r. MCINTOSH,
ID Z RELIANT TAIL o Il /,

(SUccEssoR TO Tucker SoND
"OULD invite his friends and the puo1c
w call and examine his stock OF ali ~
and Winter Goods, which he Is prepared a
TO make up In as elegant style as can be had ~
at any other house, and on as good terms 49,
Also, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, snCh y,
Neck Ties, Shirts, CollaJf, CHvats, &c. Sre ~
American hotel, Pa. avenue, neal u street.
oc Sim
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ORANGE L ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
ER III ssss.ssi:ssSss -

.
From Washington and Alexandria, to Cor
uousN d -
From Gordonsville to Richmond ..... 22S
Travellers will fld the morning line the cheap
est, most Plessan; and expeditions route to the
Greenbrier White Sulphur, Fauquier White Sui
phur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
Warrenton, Charlottesville, Stanton, Strasbufg,
Winchester, HaTisonburg, Lexington, Weir's
Cave: Natural Bridge, Lufay, New Market, Mid.
dIchuTg, &c.
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No. 6o9 Houston st.eet. y
nr. =. 3. WEIGHTS
Vegetable Liquid Cathartic !;
Of, PLEASANT FAMILY PRYSIc

THE UNEQuALED SUCCESS AND WON
IL derful Popularity OF my LIQUID CA
THARTIC" amoEgs: all classes OF people-pby-
si-ians, heads OF families govs<so Of the dfnrx-
ent .ImsbonssS ard overSeers OF various nuhlis
iLsitutions-c2n oniy be regarded as united
VERDICT or TIE WHOLE COUNTRY
IL has never yet teen equailed Some % eoos
who have been dosing f,le public for wear, with
their na rc0Gs and debilitatiny compounds. have
en5eayosed 20 bring my " Liquid Cathsrich Into
dis-eIute, but with trihing effect that a rotsse
would he superfuous.
This medicine is not a cure al, hat may be con
sidescd spec ifc for the following comp an.s -
Liver Complaints, Affections Of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Bilious Fever, Bronchitis, Costivsn-ss.
Pleurisy, bowel Complaint. Pilss. blotehes on A.
skin, Dropsy, Dizziness, Dyspepsia, ~sry sItsa
e,ess, ErysiPelas, Fever and Ague, Gout, sics
heDdache, JGundice, Impurity Of the Blood Mer-
curial Diseases. all Cutsnecus EEuptions, speedy
remedy, Pains in Side, back and Breast. Second
airy SYMPTOMS Ulcers Of o / kinds, and fer al the
purposes OF Family Physic
All ages, conditions ard cases oen be bonencia'-
" Geetei WITH IL; and In all cases OF Debi IT..
Weakness al the stomach, and Elections 81 the
Throat, and Dyspepsia; no physician should be
without II. IL eG4 be sdDlsHiStered as sas Y as
water AZ d,es MOI .dESedt6 ths weakest tOrlsek
nor Todsss grtplng PANS, ncT Isdce the b0xt!s
soStIrs. have ever held all qJack preparations
in the treat adherence, and can safely say tLai
have avoided al assimilatioas 20 Quackeiy In its
PREPARATION.
THERE is NOT PARTICLE OF n. kcuRY II IT
L can fuBy assure ell who take IL that IL IL re-
pared upon the M .. scientific principles and d
thing but " hat 10 perfectly vs. hclesome and
PURELY VEG ETABi NIT.
| have received from al mos yers precinct where
this Medicine has been introduced, the most IA:
tering testimonials Of it's MIRACULOUS CURES OF
the greatest variety Of complaints Yet rendered TO
any medicine.
THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS
have testified to It's soothing and all healing opl-
lilies, and many assert quite positively that tails Is
THE ONLY reliable Family Physio for childen or
adults.
physical rs UNIVERSALLY TESTIFY that this u
the ONLY GENUINE REMEDY
that has Yet made its APPEARANCE; and in ptaof q
This Use IL, and recommend II in their practice.
One trial viii prove TO the most incredulous hat,
when all Others have failed. this remedy NAV be
relied upon with entire confidence
full directions accompany each bottle Prics
NJ and Is cents Of ten and twenty doses
Principal Depot 4G9 Broadway, n. V Sold b
sTOTT & CO Washington. ID. c, and by a.
respectable Druggists throughout the country
lie l3-Rm
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The PIANO FORTE CLASSES

MR.. W. HENRY FAL MER,
NTlI.L meet at the Academy Of Music, corner
w OF 9th and streets, on and after MON
DAY, Oct sth, 1855. The pupi are requested
to be in attendance on the days and hours speci-
fed in the notices addressed to them
w. HENRY PALMER,
OCT Director.
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OMHiBUSIt3 ana BAGGAGE WAGONS will
be al tie Depot OF the Washington Railroad to
conrey passengers and baggage TO the Steamboat
Gro gss PAsB, for ALEXANDRIA,, a distance of
miller, allowing ample time Tor MEALS.
tyh II. W. VANDEGRIFT, Gen. Sunt.
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W. HENRY PALMER's PLANO FORTE
lIaNSES.

4 y EVENING CLASS FOR LADIES AND
= Gentlemen is now forming AZ the Acade.y
Of Music. Application 10 be made 90 MI w
HENRY PALMER 2g3 f street, or az the Aead-
envy Of Music, corner Of ID and 6h streets. &C ID
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RHE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE wi!

L leave Alexandria and Wash rssGA
ington at the following hours: Jgszsss
Leave Alexandria ct tx, IKE II a. m, IN,
2,3k,5,6 m
Leave Washiu gton at 6, 8, on, Tx a m, ],
IN, AZ T,7 pm.
LATHAM'S ONNiBUSES will run In connec
ton with the Boat, starting from the Capitol and
going up Pennsylvania Avenue as far as 18th st. 4,
thence to the Boat
Leave Capitol at 81, X, sG, 1lKa. RS,
2,3x,55 o. m
and Alexandria Railroad, and with the Trains on
the Baltimore and Washington Railroad.
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MEDICAL Is d n S. Woods Ppctse Of
w Medicine. vols, sih edition
edition
WGtSon's Practice Of Phys!c
Dickson's Elemesls CT Medicine
Gross on Foreign Bodies I'm the Alf-naS,,ge
Mackenzie on the We, by Hew,on
la Roche on Yellow Fever, 2 vols
Kolliker's Microscopical Anatomy
G-irtth's Universal FOTmulary
And many otheTs, old ard new, for sale A
rou aern prices. FRANCk TAYLOR
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Mr.. WILLIAM PALMER,
PROF ssj02 OF THE FLUTE G. sIvnrvn
zn Fs'vsst, eersey Of FoxrtssstG ,ryssf.
ssp Is ''
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

IN TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FARE,
" round trip, 81; from Alexandria I'm
10 cents.-The steamer THOMAS -
COLLYER leaves Washington at 9, and Alexan-
dria at 9k O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol fol
the boat at s4 O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per.
sons wishing the coaches will leave thelY residence
with George & Thomas Parker
Refreshments on the boat
Get 4-H SkM'L GEDNEY CAPTAIN
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Information for Travellers.


- -
(SHANGE OF HOURS.-On and after Mon
~ day, the sd instant, the Trains will
Leave Washington at 6 and sx a. m, and and
~ p. m.
On Sunday at AZ 2. m.
Leave Baltimore at Ii and OK q. m, and 8 and
81 p. m.
On Sunday ajax u. m.
ap 23-u T. II. PARSONS, Agent
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RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
r. ~ - = sh

Time between " ashinStOn and Wheeling
but TX hours!
Running Tine between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours :!
THROUGH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE CHICKS TO BIZ
FAD IN WASHINGTON.
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philadelphia Saddlery Warcno.s,

sfcN on TIM GOLDEN uoRsEmrao
No q N5gasi1e street, md No. Il Cam DE-.
&c MAGEE u kNEASS Marue.,n
6 rer- and Importer, Of Sadd,ry an1
Saddlcry Hardware, Harness. TruaI.
Carpet Bag. &c, Leather, Material. ~
Findings for SaiiIsrs, Coach. Trunk az
Sh8emaHers. comprising one Of the iar,a..
and RIOS; complete sssertment, To be found T.
this city,
PLuraus-tWoy Dudley, and Peace,
r,uuaH-, OF egcrs description and size
RfsAlfl.-l o q. D. Nasons, aud : Oft
Rcrn.a, and parphcrnala Of every de.e,i,
tom, She asf,-t and most complete a..a,
men. 10 De found ia thr United Sale.
iypit muarR urCfINo, PACKING, &C
Nlrcp ana kn.ass arc the principal AGENT.
forth. Boston Betting Compary, for The MI
81 India Rubber R,ltocana Packing for s,esr
Joints and BOILERS, Hose Of every size. m.
r..aer Vith @ complete assortment Of ali A..
-tuptous of india Ruthtr Goods, which tie,
eil,r at che lowest market rates
~ L1nk for the Large Horse standing \,
the dUarat 8 Magazine street,
JaGuary T. 1854 ~,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1855-03-17
TIE SCHOOL ROOM.

az aEs. I. II. BgvEripsf
sourn, my r,orii garden.
Ard still, with wa'chfnl care,
reared each tender nowerct
Tina, grew in beauty Nos
The dro oping buds cherished
And pruned the plsn', oor grown
TIL every eem of beauty
With equal lus,se shoHt
taught the stately lilly
To bow her qucenly pride.
And love the meek low violet
That nestled at her side
| scattered o'cr NV brieh, one.
The devs Of Truth Divine
And babe loye's holy -ouhgl.
Upon my garden shine
know tina, ljfe j. feetog--
That beauty aoou must iada
Tint oil Of earthly glory
dust 10 the du-i DO laid
Set toll with cheerful courage,
Wilhou, a thought Of gloom
For see glimpse Of glory,
From ting light bsyond tas tomb
And ! hcgs sweet voice Saying
Onward in Faith aud Low
Ard rcar immortal flowers
For the better land above
i.,in, January 25,h, 1850
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ADki.vISYRA 7ION NOTICE.

ETIEhS % Administration we're granted
II 10 the undersigned on the es,.l. OF Jaa,
Saith, decessed, al fhs March term 1884, by
the county court pertaining 10 the estates Of
deceased persess. held in aud Tor the county
VI Harrison. This is therefore 10 notify al
p<rsons having claims agaIns, SAID estate, to
rsss<nI them within the time prescribed BY
jsw, and iAo~ indebted 10 make lmm-da,.
Issnsnt EDWARD SMfTii,Ad M,
fs.rasry 10, 1865 ia
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Fr~m the Daily f,osTun.
Happy HOURS.

feel tonight 6 sense Of bloom,
A. Il the Wild wing Of a bird
Some peach tree Of the May had stirred
And blossoms blew into my room.
sno~ the stars are donbly blind
With storm snd darkness, y., zee
The yellow ,iolsts peep at me
From many eoverA TO my mind,
L,hs children wssing in the night
And peerny from the co'srlid,
Wherein their golden heads are hid,
Un,incly. looking for the Light.
Ny .vseies, ffiend--ny youth has .o~n,
ls, now 50 lock back and see
lts vanished joys, they seem to ma
Bat garments Of the soul outgropn.
And mates are los'---ys, what were they,
Blu, travellers 10 a home divine,
Who ns,ed with me the bread ard vine'
Resting lii,Ie on the way
They are but dead to death and .n,
And al the gloom tina, round them les
I, Ike the psrplng Of the skies
Ere the great ishl Of day pour. in.
Humble sni few to love have !
But fancy wakes me piotures sweet
OF water pitcher. and rpe wheat,
VITA slvefy gmPses Of the SKY,
That shine, despite this snowy shower
Embitterng al the v1ntry ar,
Like hill. Of blne-bird-, bright'ring whore
Tickets Of hawthorn are IN flower
s., do feel se--e Of bloom
And the deep joy Of happy looks
Coming Ike sunshine from the books,
That like COED ueighbors cheer my room
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SONG


A mad recliued BESIDE stream
4, fall Of summer day
And bali awake aud haif a.drenui
She watched the rpple- play
She marked the waters fall and hesy.
The deepening shadows thranR
And heard, rs dsrkened down the eve,
That rivers babb,ing song.
And thus It sung, with 'inkiing tongue.
That ripping shadowy river
Youth. brightest dav viii fade away
Forever ari forever
lns twilight past, the moon ~ last
Rose broadly DER the night,
Zach nipple CLEANS beneath her beams
As Nrough, ~ silver bright
The heayius waters gIide along,
iIu, mnglng with teir yo,se,
The nightingale noT poufs h'- Song.
And makes the shade, reio.cc
And thus BE suoE with lancfui ioas5',
That bird beside ,he river
-" hen youth is gone true love shines oa
Fore,er and forever
Dshhp ta,r>rsdg NagasiHr
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+. +. KENNEDY,
" l. Il 4 II 4 Mt TAI !. q IL

"a Respectfully announces TO the citizens
81 Of Marshall and tie public generally,
IL TIM, he = prepared to do sill kinds Of
work in his line Of business, in manner un-
surpassed in the South, aud warrants eu,ire
satisfaction to al his customers.
He has on hand, and will receive regularly,
superior articles of Cloths, Casslli', rcs, Vest
ing-, aud thinning Of every description, wnieh
he viii sell mad make up very low. for cash
ladies Closk- and Riding Habits made to or.
der, in the very latest styles Fashions re.
ceved every month
September - 49, ~
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WIN. y. MILLER,
Wholesale Druggist aud Book seller,

iNHFttf FoF3, IN,
DESPECTFUlLl solNits the attention and
IL patronage Of the physicians, merchants
and planters Of Harrison county. III, large
atoek of Drug-, Medicines, Chemicals, surpi.
cal instruments, paints, oils, brushes, yarni.h,
botanic medicines, patent medicines, toilette
and fancy articles, periumery, window gla-,
physicians gia-s ware, spices, garden ,res
wines, brandy, tobacco, smut, cigars, and
HOOKS AND STATIONERY,
Of all kinds. has been very carefully s-lecied,
10 which additions are being cons family made,
and the quality and purity Of which are guar
snieed. and will be sold on ns accommodating
terms - al any establishment, in the south
January IS, ls35-316m
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NEW 0nlEASS---COniinued
New siik House.

NEW rtii AND WINTER Coopsir
j. q. pEPPAKD X co.
s5 Gratisr Nfrff. q.
Between Camp and Magazine street.
4 RE now opening an entirely 'leie SOL b.,
~ IapYr'sa SIS and Fanny Dress tiosS;
also urlr goods SIX touns's, ribbons, l,,.,
smbro.deries, giotss hosiery: dress fria,m,.,,
artificial fofnrs. jsal-s, millinery arhei,,
ETC., eie, To which they invite tho attention 4,
country merchants
} &. PEppARD Il co.
jan :. 81. 80 Grurier sirs,,
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.sasonir EciOnlc Institute

TIVE Eteeutise Board of Manager appoint
| ed by Marshall Lodge No -, announce to
the public that the 9Th session OF tae Institute
commenced on tho Third Monda, 10 Septsm-
ber and will continue ten months. embracing
two. sessions-but no vacation AZ tar c.oss 81
the lrsi--ander the direction of The following
FAcuLrY.
Rev. THO. p. Wff-o, D H. P-ssi4su'
Miss MARTHA firrLEFmtD, lEe Principal
Mss SusAa IA f1sTER, EHQ.uh Ltfsrafu-e.
Mi.. /. CogsstiA JUas, Ornamental Dsgaris
rrsnl and French
NissEiizA VI BcETos Primary Department
Misc AKABxLLA JEssEFr Jusr, Eusiri Piano
and Guiiaf
Miss 1. CossgltA IuSE. hlic, Organ
u. DAsfoRTH. Pr1fsssar II ocsi Hnsic.
Course Of Stusy, and Charges per 3os-
Eson. Twenty Weeks.
PEtsARY DGrAHfNE sT. photography,
Read.ag,aad Whiting peg session VI
hse months. SO 90
Srros2 lrNJug Class Elementary les
sons ia Arithmetic. Grammar, Geo
grhpby, Naturnl Philosophy Phl-i-
oionY. and History sl2 s.
Fissr JuxoR ClAss -EneiI-l Gram
NOR, Geognrh3, Arithmetic roual-
ued, NaiusA. Philosophy Watt. OH
the N.18. Botany, Geology, Njsaoi
ogy. and History SIS 90
Mfultf Class F. tHeni.ff.. Rhetoric,
Logic. Mon. aea, Mental N.-
losopty ferces Of Christianity,
poutca. and pomaa Economy.
Astronomy, 4 lebm, Aae,eat aaH
MoGra Language commenced go 90
Ssvfoa Class -Are.rt. and Modern
Languages completed Geometry
T. r.yaa.fa4f-g. and "a f....y #f tlrUf-
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ASA
Wholessle and R,fai' Saa4,c and Harncss
Nh9p
a Large -4di'c sri harne.s shop
sk-S bias been wanted fora long time
xa 10 Marshall The suh4crhers
aware Of tins, have recently visited NcN On.
leans, and returned gth q large md wei. .e.
Iccted stock Of every thing ia tbe .~.r
above line which they viii seli oe more ktr&R
favorable terms than has ever been
offered ia this market, either for cash or corn
aud fodder fyon want anything Of the kind,
don't send abroad. or put yourself 20 the
trouble q hunting around, bat call down and
look st our stock, aud price cur goods
shop adjoining Livery Stable, North side
public square
The Lnery Sfalls il handsomely fitted up,
and Is aosnoN edged to bp one Of the largest
and be-; regulated establishments in the State.
Persons patrculzing tn, stable may rest n-sur.
ed tina, their horses win receive every attention
We keep plenty of protoudeg and faithful host
lers
G. L.. UlNSON 4 Co.
~ We have horses, huEg.es, hacks, and
carriages 10 hire, sell, or trade.
April, 10Th. 1854 lv
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~ 81 CAMP street, Nee Orleans.
III e| MI " 'AhFhh' Successors 70
Books aud STATIONERY belonging f. the late
S -
would Lr', IN .,l.rIin .,aii f.ar, N. ci3 cn..
,op,,r. ol the Ieu.a. other. ,i.b M, gook.
and Sta,iouery far their avn yso ar 10 sell
AGAIN.
10 Country Merchants. vho wish to buy 10
.ell AGAIN. they can Offer great INDUCEMENTS,
h,,ie.,s tboro,gh knov.leJ.o - no bpxines.
an n. hran,b,.s n,d f,r.st f,,..iit,.s "a, ,,..
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NittADE HOTEL.
Ur.a.Hg NaeL Ser D,rN ,,g
lr4itrr amt Nuf...
z 50 N,,..r g,..,,.t,-
'hr lr7 1''d'
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u.l.- 'aDNr 7i 'air 1l '".
svu u ..n.sv r.utrt...,
gbIEESON. HARRISON a co Nnntt,.
rr.t, auI D.atfs 70 Fart t.
Hs aa Fam ue Na3,. ~. MAGAZINE.
,.ratr Canal .tr.at. Net Orleans. la
L1lsrkff street. Newark. N.w t.r.ey l-
y II. e.3sf y, Coiin F'fior and GeHcr
~ a' lown..eioh Merchant, 80, s0. t'raNer
street.. ~" o'.UA'
Nnv ~, lNl.'. 10 y
rrrr ..,,,.
vR.lti, ,g1t1fs &. a. ttq,t.., 49, ;-
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rs addition Stoclv We no Of a'i
Of GOODN embracing almost every 'a' OF a. 'l,
tod Of vh mprsr
Of buyers generally before making ii M I "
Gu IN second 70 none H "t'
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90. u NiAhiN' liin~, =, tAkF|
sositii-Hestrrn HOOK store.

No. le and ~ Royal st.. NO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-16
DIED.

BuEKrr-on Monday Angus, Is, ALEXANDER BuHKEr in the
18th year Of his sge.
Ey.RS,y-On Monday Aug. IS. Mrs MARGARET N. KEAs'
NY Of Kilkenny Ireland widow o; the late Dane. hear
uey aged - years snc months
ucC.KTS-On Tuesday Ian inst amer lingering Illness,
MIRA rect OF the late Bernard McCartin Esq, sged .
year, H. -
v,ed 20 her funeral THURSDAY, al O'Clock r. NJ
forn her late residence. No. IA Clinton 81
Her remains viii be taken 70 Greenwood
Mo-7p Tuesday I4h ip.f mt A. Bloou es ~ j. GEORGE
Asa Youngest son Ct John H. and Jane A. Mott aged b
months and IS days
NsKoE At Manchester Monday, Avg - Miss HELEN
daughter the Hugh MunToe Es 10 the lIn year Of
he aEes and friends Of the family respectfully Invited
n attend the funeral services this morning. 18th inst AZ ~
eock from her residence, No e5 Auity e., without
further invitation. - . =, . 49,.
ment.
RoIFEAi Brooklyn on the lih inst, JOIN RoLFE, in the
66th year Of his age
ssSAsos-On Sunday, the 18th inst May ELrE.SErH sS-
the remains were taken TO the Cemetery Of the Eversreen'
from No. 50 Psfk-si-
w,LsB-on Monday Aug IS May WALSH in the Z7h year
az her
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THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEDY Of Rosbu has discovered r. Ga. o. car
pasture weeds remedy tha, cures EvEkl hNn q
has tried in eleven hundred cases All never aeH
possession hundred certifcs,os OF 10 ssrs A. WAX
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure nurslnkre mouth
One three bottles viii the worst kind Of pimPe' Ga
Two or three bottles viii clear the system Of bTes
Two bottles warranted 10 cure the worst eaakes N a.
three to i've bottles warranted thu worst cas- o.
sryspelss ,o,.. -. ,,,.., p, ,n,, al bppo, in ,.,
Two bottle, are warranted running Of the ears mi
Four six Bottles aye warranted to eaFs coP, ,rd rvais
ulcers ~
Two three bottles warranted to cure the wosr css u
Two or three bottle, are warranted to cure the iespess
Three TO four bottles ar. warranted to sailrheum
benefit ( always experienced fun the first bottle sni
Sohns look. So impobabs to those who IN ,s
ali the wonderful medicines Of hs day that common weed
every humor in the ys,em yet Il Is hxed fact, II you have
sSog h irinS some cases but not yours psdied over
thousand bottles Of it the vicinity Of Boston know tbs e
est cares ever done ia Massachusetts gave to children
year old old people sixty have poor
perfect state OF health BY bote
To those who subject 70 sek headache one eoss WI.
always Ii great relief IN catarrh and blnness
Some have taken have been cosye for years and hays
been ,essted by it Where the body sound Il s0r que
nature will very singular feelings but you must not 10
slarmed they always disappear from four days 70 "sex
yhere bad result from IT, the contrary when ths
feeling gone, you will feel yourself like new person
heard Of the encomums Of that ever
Msaufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. No. - wArreas &C..
Roxtury, Mass. Price 81. . ~.....,,. -.
wholesale Agents for New.York' @ v CLICkENEk o.,
No 81 Barclsyst. CHARLES h. RING, No 1872 Bosdwayi
A IA d. SANDS No III Williamst.; MARSH, ORVIS l.
Co Nc $50 Creeuwich-st, SCHiEFFELIN, BROS. Co.,
%SEIss eses Co. sSss
lape, HAvILAND. HARRAL RIsLEY "sxanst;
WARD, CLOSE Co, Maiden Lane Mrs HAYS. b,oohyrns
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Sales NJ Stocks Mt Philadelphia

IReportsd for THE ~ Y. TRIBUNE by J. r. " B Fay.
frt Board City s. 65 Sc 1000 Pennsyyania RI %,
ID NOR o. 500 City Is g3. 200 PA g. Coonels Vi lt9
Union Canal S. 65i go Pitt Trans S. Il 600 Wtmingon
R. 6, dsys 81; Oo0 Gem and Am RR. s. TO 8i 1000
Resdr n c. 10 88i 50 PenuA RR Az; 10 Besy Meadow
B.R b5 59i do. tSi lo0do b5. so 100 Re Wing hf
h5uru 4q s.. 49, $50 New Creek Coal Co.
5day, ~ IS Lehgh Nav 8i; q do b5 81 30 Lshse Scrip,
70, i6o Union Csn- b5 100 800 Morris Canal cash 1876 100
DO, I6i; Girard Bank i2s. . -. -.
Be'reen Board-lCO Reading r r. b5wn ~ 200 do. b5 co.
100 do s5wu %; 50 do S. f9 II DO, i9i 100 Chester VALLEY
X. r, g. -. . "a ~. =, a,
Second Boayd-l cO City r. r. ss eSli 1000 City S. 93t
LOCO Aeg Co. 6s steuben Is loco Reading H. g. 49, st
2ro0 CITY e. G6 900 do 67 80 900 DO e0 800 do 49,
so; 900 Union Canal So b5 6 1000 Reading S. 70
100 Canal 5 oi 100 do b5wn, 0i 500 New Creek
Cod Co Is q; 81 Williams and Emra X r. b, ISL 50 Ut
lie sohuyL r. r. b5vyn 0i 100 Long Island r. cash lIt
10 Penpa r. r. al leo Un6n Canal Pref 81 l5; 100 do.
2ds,s ISL 10 yicEsburg R. % 50 sehuyL Nav Prefd s2i
5 OirNd Bsn., 1886 4 Kensngon Bank 10
After B00rd-fC0 City S. 81 8O loo Scbuyl Nav o. 81 w.
100 MON anal Pref s. days 1874 100 Williams snd Emirs
r. r. rs; 50 Reading r. 10; 100 10, S. ss 30 do, b. f-
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS.

FrRxs.-A fire broke out in a small frame house on
Twelth-st.. pear Thirdav. on Wednesday afternoon,
At about clock 1t was ownsd and occupied by Owen
Doran and was entirely destroyed with part OF its
contents. Loss about $500. No insurance.
sbgh: fire occurred on the night previous 81 no
81 Desn-st bat extinguished before Il haa maoe
ally hesdwsy. Damage trfing. man named 'onn
Farrell, wbis running to the fire with No Engine,
came in collision with No. Engine in Ccur-st.' ana
was mn ovsg by the engine and seriously injured.
He was pick ed up and taken to his residence shorty
after Nc. Engine run into one Of the Green WOOD
cas-. The car vss considerably damaged but 10
pe-s:a was hut