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MaroRs OFTIer, Jan 3, lSol
rI,HE MAYOR desires to call the attention OF

YTHE MAYOR desires to call the attention OF
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strictly enforced:
An OsprsaScr amend Ordinance to Regulate The Water
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For Fret Vice PRESIDENT. THOMAS EAKLE
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IL T. TREHAN, Secretary
German Lectures at the Mercantile Library Build
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ITO PARENTS, GUARDIANS, and TEACH
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GUTTER WANTED--One well qualified TO
~ charge of the Custom and Manufacturing
Branches OF large RETAIL CLOTHING BUSINESS In the
hourshng city the West One who has experience,
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Conn confidential.
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rAMns Moo11NrocK. M. d., Late

- PROFESSOR OF Anatomy and Surgery in the Phil
ndephe College Of Medclne and Acag r,oIgss G 81; 4
ndephn Hospital, BlOckley; late neiDer 4" the National
Medical Association member uf the Ph'ndeipha Medi
tnl siceiy; member uf the Medei-Chiturg,cai College
OF Phadephia formerly President and Professur #
nat my All Surgery IN Cas,etn AIeiicul College, Vet
mont and nso, ite Professor OF Anatomy aud PLY siu-
ogy in Berkshire Medical Institution, Prtshed, Mass
Has ately introduced IN popular form several of his
favore prescriptions for the nrincnni disease ui TITS
climate The Of enc article will imply the d,scuse
for which il intended to be used
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DIR. McCLINToCK'S COLD AND COUGH MIN
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DIR. McCllNTOCK'S ASTHMA AND HooPING
DR.. McCLNToCK's TONIC ALTERNATIVE
sYRUP-For Purifying the Blood. Price 81
giving the stomach relieving pains after eating
heartburn, and all dsngreeable symptoms arising from
Dit MccIiNTOcK's RIErMAT1c MIxTURE-A
Purely Vegetable Remedy for Internal Price so cts
DIR McCLNTOCK'S RHEUMATIC LlNlMENT-
For Rheumatism, Sprains, Swelings, &c, &r. Price
Dir MccIINTocK's ANoDYNE MIXTuRE-ro,
Pains, Tooiacbe, Headache, Neuralgia, &c. &c. Price
80 cents.
DIR. MccfINTocK's FEVER AND AGUE sPE.
ClFIC-A CERTAIN for all lncrmittenis Price ~.
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PlLlS-Fo' C,stivencss, Headache, &c. Price 25 cts
DIR. McClINTOCk'S ANTlBlIOUS PliI.s-For
irregnarty in the Functions of the Liver and Bowels
Tue best Liver Pill made. Price 2j cts. box
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NJ a Druggists and Dealers IN Medicines. Az Druggists
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HousE OF REruoE-Tbe House OF Refuge
for Western Pennsylvania, which was open
ed on the 18th of December, 1854, now con
tains 1856 inmates. The cost of each pei day
according to the annual report is 23l cents
Some Of the boys are now employed in the
workshops, and as they are able to be more
extensively and profitably employed the ex'
penses Of the institution will be lessened-
The directors state that the institution ex.
erts salutary effect upon the minds and
department Of vciously disposed youths
without, as well as upon those within IFS
precincts
CnuecH BurrpIsa IN LoNDoY.-A Church.
building effort is in progress in LONDON, win
the view Of collecting the large sum OF E9Oo,-
600 to build 100 churches, Lord Robert
Grosvenor being the moving spirit. Inc ilst
Of subscriptions commence with the Crown, N,
$4,000; the Duke of Bedford, 10000 !;
the MARQUIS of Westminster. 100000. The
entire list, when the value of the sites and
promised churches are reckoned up, reached
q total of more than 100000.
BLASTING THE Ice AT ST. LorIs.--An ex-
pertinent in blasting the ice on the Missis-
sippi opposite st. Louis, took place last Sat
urday, for the purpose OF releasing the steam
boats. 1t was done by means of stone jugs.
five pounds of powder each, sunk
under the ice, and ignited by means Of a fuse
five feet long. The explosion ofeach battery
made hole from ten to fifteen feet across,
and cracked the ice for distance of one hun
dred feet 1t is said decisive measures for
blowing up the ice around the boats lying at
st. Louis, are about to be adopted, as this
experiment was considered successful.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The Valparaiso Mercury, of the first ol
january, says -
The railroad proposed from Santiago to
Talca, $50 miles, has been prelimiuarily CON-
menced. We hear that orders have been for
warded TO Europe on account of the Compa.
ny. The Cachapoal Bridge. which the road
is to pass, is to be reconstructed. The aim
is to celebrate the next anniversary Of their
independence, in September 1856, with the
opening Of a portion Of this road.
Valparaiso has been visited by distress
sing FIRE. 1t occurred on Christmas day,
about 5 o'clock in the afternoon. 1t was
near the San Francisco Church. away from
the sea. The Captains of ships of war, Eng.
lish, French and American, sent men on
shore promptly and generously. to aid in
checking the flames. Ten or twelve edihces,
however we're destroyed. And more dis.
tressng fact is the loss of five or six lives OF
foreign scamen or citizens, who exposed
themselves bravely to danger, in order to ar
rest tho devouring element.
CHILEAN TREATY WITH THE UNITED STATES.
We are happy to be able to state that
new treaty of amty. commerce and naviga-
tion, has been formed by Mr.. Sylvester
Ochrgavia, appointed Minister to this Gov.
erpment al hoe, and his Excellency David
Starkweather, Minister Penpotnetiary from
The Government of the United States. This
important document. the terms OF which are
as vet unknown. will be presented to the
Congress of 1856, which meets III Jane. TIL
then it will probably remain out o: the reach
of the public.
CHrL1Ay TREATY WITH GREAT BRirAIN.--
On the 3lst, the ratified copy of the new
treaty with Great Britain will SO forward to
England in the mail steamer
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