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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1863-03-11
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Prominently journal of News and Literature,
The Tribune has political convictions which
are well characterized by the single word RE-
PUBLICAN. 1t is Republican in It's hearty ad.
hesion to the great truth that "God has made
Of one blood all nations Of neutrality-suspicious.
in It's assertion of the equal and lnalienable
rights of all men to "life, liberty and the pur-
suit of happiness '-Republican in its stead
fast, earnest, defiant hostility to every scheme
and effort OF the slave power, from the Annex
alton of Texas to the great Rebellion,to grasp
the Empire of the New World and WELD the
resources of our country for its aggrandize-
ment-Repubican in its antagouism to the
aristocratS and despots of the Old World who
fOndly hail in the perils and calamities thrust
upon US by their American counterpart the
overthrow and ruin of the Model Republic
Republican in its hope and trust, its faith and
effort, that this atrocious Rebellion must re-
suit in the signal overthrow of its plotters, and
the frm establishment of equal rights and
equal laws throughout the whole extent of our
country, wherein Liberty and Union shall
indeed "be one and inseparable" henceforth
and forever.
THE TRIBuNE devotes attention in calmer
times, and to some extent in these. to Educa-
ton, Temperance, Agriculture, Inventions,
and whatever else may minister to the spiri-
tual and material progress and well-being OF
mankind but for the present its energies and
its columns are mainly devoted to the invgor-
alton and success of the War for the Union.
Its special correspondents accompany every
considerable army and report every important
incident Of that great struggle which we trust
is soon to result in the signal and conclusive
triumph of the National arms and in the res
tOraton of Peace and Thrift to our distracted
and bleeding country. We believe that no
otherwise can fuller or more accurate view
of the progress aud character Of this momen-
tous conflict be obtained than through the
regular perusal of our columns. And we ear
nestly solicit the cooperation of all friends of
the National cause, which we regard and up
hold as that of Universal Humanity, to aid US
IN extending its circulation.
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LUCIEN BIRD.
Brookland, Pa, Nov. II, 1862.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla

LIS an excellent remedy, and worthy the con-
fdence of the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood.
For ScrofuIn or Kings Evil.
For Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores.
For Eruptions and Pimples.
For BIotchcs, Bloins, and Boils.
For st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, or Ery-
For letter or Salt Rheum. [siPeIas.
For ScaId Head and RingwOrm.
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores.
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and Humors.
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and Irregularity.
For Syphilis or Venereal Diseases.
For Liver Complaints.
For Diseases of the Heart.
The Mayors of the chief cities of the UNI
ted States, Canadas, and British Provinces,
Chill, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, and in fact al
most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety and
confidence. But our space viii only admit
a portion Of them.
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THEIR WORK

A carefully selected stock of
NEW GOODS
Just arriving from New York, such as
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CRoCKERY,
HATS s. CAPS,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Mogroy's GOLD Pyys are now sold at the

M0gTON's GOLD PgNs are now sold at The
prices before the commencement of the war this IL
entirely owing to trs Manufctsrer, Improvements in ma
cnery his presentarge Retail Business and Cssrh Advance
System for until he commenced Advertising his business VI
done Credit and strictly Nth the Tyade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold old prces
the makers u all other gold pens charge the Premium On the
Gold Government Tax &C.. bat Morton has changed
his prices, Wholesale or Real.
or the great numbers sent by mail to all parts Of the world
during the past few years not one in hou,ud has failed to
n aeh destination safety; showing tina, the Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by any IN every part OF The world
at the same price, postage only excepted.
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adsptei your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
present universal zhPressure Price of every
thing You can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
labor spent upon and material used, than any os
Gold Pen in the World II you want see the Pen u
Nghiier than the Sword" in another column
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Capture Of Mustang Island.

/ Hitlta4 I4sFiith 70 ne liiiad' pms bui'tn
CINCINNATI Thursday. Dec ,, 1903
The Memphis Argus has just received from
its special correspondent, with the Brazos Santiago c1
petition the following news.
The feet left BRACES Santiago Pass on tie evening
Of Nov. Il. The following afternoon several regiments
were landed on Mustang Island. and marched nearly
all night. reaching the vicinity II the Rebel works
about daylight. Slight diminishing took place between
advance, which thrown across the island that
no one might escape. while the gunboni MonongaAra
threw number Of ll-ineh shells among the Rebels,
which Immediately caused panic.
A half hour later when Gen. Ransom came up with
two regiments in line Of battle the Rebels threw a
white shirt the point Of bayonct and made an IN
conditional surrender OF their fort troops and NUM-
lions # war
This capture Of o company Of artillery and squad
ron Of cavalry effected without the los, Of man.
We possess and wll continue TO hold Brolos san
t.aco Island Point Isabel Brownsville, Fort Brovn
and Musi.ng Island. he the month is ended the ia,
Of The Union vii float several other points Oh the
coast of Texas"
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DIED.

ffSKT-O, ruty rnins Der D - Sfs EAneon. e. %
,-derrs ul aid second sOD % ffr4"-ls H. AID SnN
llt,D.fn Fi,s- aged year. ~ smiths tui days
n funeral a. p,acr om Tic Residence 81 hs par 10
\, llh.~v ,rr@i Bf,,syr rom 'hs fesidence Of his
tae.s Liberty street. Brooklyn, Oh saturday we
t, inst j. o'clock To" 'snd' % inr ianl.s az fa
qn~.t-d g. asn, y i,hout furh"f nouee
.DpEFsy- %, W-in~.day De- ?. M Nsss,r-, GreaEs.
tI.,s u Dr David re-nr 'l.o,th y-ir = Ter as'
and %. hrr brutef. ~ ". end &. Mans are inS ties
to attend a., r. nrf from ~ Thomas Lhareh ON fnsr
a 10 4 wlilIoui % rthrr notice.
IaCHsOS-.sn Thursdsy Dec > G-o-ge d in'an, 49, 81
William aa1 Mary Ann Jackson. tsrib flonhs ami dt,s
Tho 4rI eud. o. Oh" .fsiy uf-ciiliy lnffsd
90 srrl ia" n ri nom HE parents res'deuce 40 10
West Il, f.ond .fg-. be- kislIh sui Ninth A.
ruIc. On tTiday (thls day. A. oe'cA without iu nv
invitation
MARTlN-pn V.dnesi,y Dec. (, % consumption. Nirs
Cstharuo H. 4 IA l.. ftl ia tAs Dist year C.. sei
a.r D.,
Tf,,lyet and rcnd, repeatedly invited 70 seni Der
f4n~Is o'clock p On fLd-y, .S'J nom 10 90
Madison lex
uTRRfT.r On THURSDAY Dec = - pneumonia Hsrrr.i.,
twin chid s,,sir.e aud Louise = Msfrl AGED II ni9s'ta
Tn. iIicnd d. family invited O. attend us ne
from house u hs sGnciath-f. John jaeger, ~ 81
P.-repon street BrooAyn At oeocs On saturday heiN
noon
WALSfI-N, Boston. on W.lnr.ssy morning Dec Ieea
nr..col youngest child Of Dr. ". NJ nud ,afre .s.l,
agsi month sud iays.
m l,. ,nd friends ~ The fi-y respectfully as,tsi
samuel Down c. No. $50 Wet I~.nsyhf'i stfs-'t si'
tffiiyl afsfuo.u q ciocs hont ilrhsf m lin.sn
l. remain, vii De- taAcn GA stilfias morning e. iy
"A d ffrfrsuf.
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From Boston.

Boston. Thursday, Dec 3 1863
The Americas mails will be forwarded to-
night.
They will bc due in New York tomorrow morning at
an carly hour.
Some 1900 out Of 1000 bales Of Mediterranean wools
offered were sold nt auction this afternoon. There was
large attendance Of BUYERS. and far prices were OBJ
tanned. The prices ranged from 81 10 ~ cents fof
white unwashed Vow TO ~ for gray and white washed
Smyrna: 80 to - for white washed D0nskO aud Car
rnissor and 10 for washed Sax. White unwashcd u r
digria brought % to 81. white washed Bonlayat 57t
white washed Morocco 81 unwasLed Mestza % to
~; Santa Fe p to 30; white uswashed Salomca 2s;
aomncla 20; Saii, ai Donskoi, % and other varie'
ties IA proportion.
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MARRIED.
~ RIM D-s
49,. ID "a "a.

FTRSN-D-aFRRlLI.-c We ,ncsdiy De-. 2 % BY
the r. n Tho : Hating, Hr Attnc. p tun,d, J., u
M..- ~ iMerrhl I'll Of thu -ity
Sen tfanris'D Fsi~rs Please copy
KfNO-THJRN-On Tnuf,iay, Dee. }. b' ~ Rev Su1nsi
Code u. ~. Edward kils 70 kmua diasIsr@i " ~ n
Thorn this ruy.
VAN AkES-kEAREY-- Brcoslvn, on Tr-siiy. DeN /,
A. tho id. Reformed Du,'r thur'h itf,-on stress ~
tho kes + IN Akrn Gun Nai hsn 81 this cii3 70
FasctJ .lett shier capt James he,Eny o. BROOK
lyn.
VA.rR LNT-yhN PELT-Attl@ Reformed Dutch hntnh
New Utrecht Long lsaud. ihUfsay, Dec }, ~ the Rev
X Csf-i. u. d.. j. Van brunt 20 Mary T. dines,-f
~ JOHN ..i Pell esq. all = ses ttrcsA- S,caTi-.
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TO Rlh,,.v ~ Fui.on is. a. 81 N.ru s'..--5 -
a. o. AID sd ~ 6. sunday .fiia.--... = p m
10 fIbsiY o. iafl.u 81. a. ftft . 81 AZ ~ a. nj . IA
H. Ua..ln hy New London Inc Per . :. Il.
S,alIn.fnr lns pl.r d. - II. al fal River
In. r,rfI \ K l.i, t-5.la, sp'.di....... . IN
To I,aiuu. hv Nrwisssn RI so springfield
v-,f 81 I'D. .i.l........ ~ r.. ~, .. .ui IN
Az n, sh5,. l.n.'.....-. y. ,nIsp ., Sunday p m
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To lsIp. Flse i.iands and ofhsr srspfts "A Long
- T., Ilh - b .............-ss n, asi p m
10 PIAale.lhia bs Sow i~rsrF To lrpsl. Tort 81
tafffi4ilf.if %. Dr. = a. =. DID,. g 81 ~Hrlay = m
10 lfilsi.'rhi ~ ,sflisu ani Auinoy Naiif lad
Per a. T.. foot ~ hafrlas -..-.+.h IN p IN
10 " saiif Fton ty Sess jsrssy hH :. 10 un. l.n
ani =. and 49,. foot e. ourfaldi - SUNDAY. 4 T. IN
70 tir Wet. ~ Genital HsJf9ai " Ssw Jefs"y,
loot 81 .srdi e. all a. Ia u a. and |. ~
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Capture Of Corpus Christi Pass.

RON Our special correspondent.
NEw-ORLEANs Nov. -. 1903
just after the steamer George Washington
left on Saturday asccraincd that Saturday 18th
inst, Cen Banks sailed from Brazos with fleet of six
steamships and took possession of Corpus Christi Pass
\ reconnaissance developed battery at Pass Cayallo.
cndeavored TO Telegraph these facts to you. but was
forbidden by the military censor
ORDER RELATIVE 10 THE NATIONAL EMBLEM.
The following order was promulgated on Saturday.
HTApoUAkILRs DEPARTING CUR
NswOKLrASs Nov q, 1895. \
SPFclN ORDERS No - tStfsctl-it having come to no
tcc these Headquarters that certain ihOuehcs pcr-ons IN
the of tins city lave dheured the n;' Of the
United states displayed At their places OF business by attaching
thereto advcltist nlent- Of theiI wares
The Provost Marshal Of the Department is directed
TO that such practices shall De forthwith discontinued
The hag is the emblem " the power and diy o. the Ia
ton and must not BE- de.ced altered 10y any indviiua
y thin the limits Of this military Department.
by command OF MAJ. Gen. Banks
SCHUYLER CROSBY, Acting a. 4. General
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INVALID PENSIONS GRANTED.

The number of invalid pensions granted by
the Pension Office during the month Of November just
closed was G95. The number Of pensions 70 widows,
mothers and orphans allowed during the same month
was 2OO2 total number for November. 4097 The
number of invalid allowed exceeds the number oil
new flied for the month b. l.0G2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04
Tie Steamship. America and EIi5crnia al
POvf.yud.
PORTLAND. Me-. 1hursdry. De

PORrtAsD Me-, Thursday. Dec B. 1863
The steamship America. from Londonderry
the i inst. where she pm, back on the 18th to re-
pair. arrived here this morning
phe America reports Nov 30 at 1890 p. m. passed
s:cr North America in lat. ~ ~, Ion. DO' o..
bOuEd east.
The s,cam'hip IIlrrnin. from LJrrpoo 81 the 18th.
yin Londonderry the 2oth inst arrived here this
morning. News an iicpaicd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-04

the above Commt,e, was held at Their iieadqustcr'
cosncr ~ Broadway and Twenty third street, on rirs-
day evening. A o1ll w.s issued for the Primary Meet
-,nes for ts eectlo1 oi members Of the neral Commit
tee TO be- hsid in the respective districts ~ FRIDAY
e,ciHus De-. H.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS
CAPTURE OF CORPUS CHRISTI PASS.
CAPTURE OF MUSTANG ISLAND
The Rebels Throw Down their Arms
and Surrender.
Great Success Of the Texas Expedition

The steamship Parkcroburg from New-Or-
leans, on the 23d ult arrived on Thursday morning.
We have received by the Parkcrsburg a copy Of the
evening edition of The New Orleans Era Of Nov. 90 1t
contains 10 news except the announcement of the arr
val of the steamships Evening star md Locust Point
frnr Now NnIh
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Eu,er,ni.mcnt.Thi. pa, aud H,cninr.

FOR ~ ~ ~, adrofi'rH rH ~ other oi0" =
u mis- gGp~r.
AcAp9vY NIrc 70 sc,nil "Iee corner Irving place
Hsf bsr 81 ~rrIle.
IAilAc &, Ira. .rrR B-sIway. corner Thirteenth street
Eo-'da.
NisrrR G,pr- BroaiyrY. opP,d- Bond street OF
I.ase Mon.
O,rxrIc Tnf,rrR HrosdHpy. at~vr Hons0n street.-The
Strrkeu lisafiILs As'rs.ty Dayhst zns'" i'rRarf
EARNrxs NrsFrit Broad ysy AribaD biIut-,sni ON,
Giafi Boy III ptnn hisg ac.. 81 al hoIrs-Ite Forest
Esndit-Roash Diamond .niO Afternoon aud Even
VAN AsnrRGns MrsiGEEit Rrotis,y above sprns street
-f,rsndt sravri 4 Ni'd .frim.'.
BROADWAY As,iriElrKR Bfosiway. H~s Broomr STREET
I.u.-'ran and Athlstic r. ,nfnrsuses-
Horn CHAPEL Bfo,fsay. s1oy" fonfth sifeei-lhe NAM
moth sisfp.rortic0u. . =.
Dr-rIpopTustlE Bosirpy above Spring siree,-EIhi.
hiii,n - John NoG. f.c.n-s
Grr.oS BritnisG hioslaay 4 thirteenth street
ARTISTS FuSD Brodsay above Hou-i 'n-kosa bonheuf
Horse ~, A..
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Sales Of FLYER ~cu,ies.
THILADRLrHA. Ihursdny.

THILADKLfbM, IHuffdny, Dec. 3 leGI
The subscription agent reports the sale Of
SOL sOO Gyetwentics TO-DAY. OF This aMou1t sl,OOO
was ordered by Western agents. The balance beng
about equally divided aaoVus ID. 20 c.,.es
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HsAper,RrEss ,lstoS CR,Taas 'oSstrT ~
oil the IitN sgl Comfy oi Nasfio
Cos. Broadway and ,id-,,., psc. 3, 1903
nrsolxed,

HEAper,RrERs .sto> CEsIH1s 'oNsirr G,i
oil the IiN agl Comfy ol Nasfl oh,
Coz Broadway and sids.., bsc. 3, 1903
nrrOlSed,
Tt,t IN. ld As,ociatu, cpessnd T. M tniotN afsl
oi,t.s OF the City aud tDany - Ne, IA sanirn ~
th.,t respective Healluircns Friday s,ans the lh day
N .tber 1868 aud elect BY ballot ' delegate. 60 the
linton Central Committees AMI tve des 10 ne Young
Men, mon Central Committee Nottn Of such lon ,h'I
be given ia Two daily pss' At least ~ &c p'e''~ !" '"o
The President Of each Wirl As,ocstiin shan appoint a.
III ~ In.p.ctors ~ supsrnt.ni All rection nose dut
M b., TO receive anl coan the votes ind report me result
" i A,o,aton and tho credn'iAls shall be iisned by re
pr,.iI.u Sectta, oitle s'ri AsofA"@s' anu ~ Hs
n.u.stor, Of said sicction .
A.. p.ll, sha ,. open tom half sst 20 o'clock. .
,c Del.saies iert, to the nil Central Commute. Naal,
mo-, Al Urairisyt.fs, OF Bnad~ay nat Twenty ihId.
. a the hrs Thursdsy IA lanuir. 1901 A. 4 O'Clock and
ill., 0elrr,tr. .c'cd the Young Ner, 1rnlal Com stic'
meet the place. on TIE secout lhuf-das A. Jhnu
r, it al - clock. Il shall bo the dat, o the ttNrmr
~ M Committees ~ lsgJ eal the Delegates elect 'or 1854
l.. order iDl tics paIgose Of olserlsition , -
Nh. \. DAZZLING, Prss.der,
A. VI P,tsrn. sscr..ar,s
I W y
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Dunhom & Br0lsgw,
CT.OTHTNG

Dunhom & BrOIsaw,
CLOTHING.
superb stock Of
Fail AND WINTER GOODs@
IN the Mems and Boys Department.
Ready made
OVERCOATS,
or ytyN wv, Esquimo and Chncti'ls Beavers.
WALKING SUITS TO MATCH
rnp,h Scotch, and Am6 rican ColtiIss.
Sup-,iine dge,s suits Of all Qualities
for
ROY'S AND MEMS WEAR.
NO "a 4TH-AV., OPPOSITE COOfEisINSrtfVrh
AND
NO Gl LAFAYITrE Pr'Acr
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Special Naiirco.
lln,ard T,ylur

lDn,ard. TrylUr
WILL LE,rt RI - BROOKLYN
SATURDAY EVENING Dec. 3. A. 8 pclo
SUBJECT" RUSSIA AND rliE ri >SlANn
SIM. 4 skct. ~ cru,s ~ icsef :, ri'"afh
y B-lnc.udin. Received scar, If secured oeiof ~ oIen
" lie doors
Course Of Five Popninr Lectures vi be lie
i,.r~d m the iiryr Hall Of the tOOfEH lNsilI IT, com
menrirs WEDNESDAY tfENiNu ~ a.i i9itn.,,''
At. Of two zach week hc proceed 10 be ~ led 70 ihs
relief a our
STARVING SOLDIERS AT RICll moND
,v III, SANITARY COMMISSION Several disin; iisl a'
rrtu-rr. are engaged aud ,ie names IA T. ~hl W ~
nolnar Il In . day oT two.
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A FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1865.

TngFg ~ Bot OEg FIRST PREMIUM s&wIsG-MAcniy2
TIE Grown BAKER MACHINE hiss been awarded TwsS-
rY-raaRE mt Premiums Fairs, and Twgsrr-oST
At Cir lnd County BARS In 1863 sssins " m al Sales
ROOMS No 400 Broadway New Yors AID NJ. w Fulton st.
Brookyp
BRICRs-Wc By no means mean to MAINTAIN
that prae,ice carrying bricks in he lat il one to b.
commended Or the contrary. It is highly Objectionable but
tpcoplc viii maxi such BAD OF building material W.
recommends 70 the elegant HATS Of KNOX Of No 2i2
Broadway tho,r in which the most bIl.ks b. ca red
with the leat trosb'-
Mrs. $. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR REsToRER
md zrLoBa1,axuM VI wOerps HAIR DspsrsG, tie Only
rabe preparations f's restoring 'nd dressing NJ Hair
.gyw sRwISG-AIACHlsEs
10 Rrar, by
Hicxs s Coap,Nr No s2n Broid'ysyf
r''-" do"'- belorv bfo"n'e-''
DISEASES o. ,rHH- NERvsrs. SEMINAL, Urly-
,Rr IN SExvAL sYsrEa-Ne" 'nd r,liioe 'rlipen' IN
Rcpoff. Of he H--'sp A.socsros-,en in 'aed lsusr
n,si9ps. FIVE VI rtsrfs AddI.- ~. j. sKiLis> HDusn
loS Howard As.o, hilton. phildrlphih IA
WusELEs a WILSON'S sgwEG-M lcRIyss
os the s-hesr rrisp. 81 no nPorti,, state and
MeoaOio f.z WI - er e,ed the .e'''". SOo '' 'd~'S
/, 7. EiaIs - now receiving orders iof
yrryr3ma WrsoSs sRwfvs-NAo LSgs 4. No. 90 Broad
o. -'uor' rad ,cln. .-' 40 finn'rs
t;pLn PESS-The best and this cheapest At
A. noRres'; Nc p Msisn- line. New Aoft
BEAUTIFUL LiFf,LIKE PICTURES.
C.ri~ d. gi.e ~ ps.-ior@Is Duplicates I'll o. ~ neg
lii,r. ri.s.,rd r. LEVI. No IS! ,'han''t, - y
GcuRAUD's ITALIAN lEDlCBTTo SOAP c7rss
Chaps Asirs. Pupe.. f-pP' NJ. ffeckf ,ni az AIN
bel.s.-. GoaRAUDs rscoKs SUBTLE npToo'' hal ff5n
l,. f.el.tis 81 any pat " tie body sJsy and luisky
LILY v ara souoK, h'sH Drr- Sc, At GooRAup s-'s~
depot ~ ~ broadway, rasr DTshdsi
For TIE uAIR--DA.SVS TGiCoPHERoUS--
The BED and chs,pest sriic's 'oliby all Druggists
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Patent ENcri.sar Wearacr strip.

TNfrIF ENCfIryNf W
Til, .An,.e lrtic, thueaghy excludes Wind, Cold aad
Dust, rou buig q" cy.iy de.cripon povest' the rafting
of Windows sd ef,ts great sar.ns In fuel
Tic iisauses in s,acture srrured by ts' Patent sna
vi. al, 70 olsr muh be,tec article At saou one had the
prices cht "a 9g cttensi, 81, ADVERT 81 imitation
T.. !. 81 TORREI, sole Ascn,s,
40 u Maif,n anc New York.
A New Rci1a1iy toT 1 olis 'and COuahs.-iiLsti'
TON tF. ~ coLD-NE. the best and safest preparation
eyes offered 10 ,he public. Try bottle at RuSHfcNS
gAMlLN psIO STORE, u Astor House. cor Barcliyn
hhrlmaii-n, rheumatism.
USE THE
ElE.TRO-MErN LL'o iESOLEsi hey irr an iNFAl-
| LIhlL. KEaEDf or HIkUMAllph COLD Ftl.i 80.
| NErnAM < Coz Pr0pi'iyls. NJ AZ bgoajway
! rs.os 3l peg pals ~ mtl, Pi ~
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u,rhnuIr-' Society Lertu, 49,

| The Rev T. \ WILLErs viii give tie f rih Lectures
the resent course a, IRVING HALL. ir,iS place. 1hJ
ldrd,y) EyENlSG to co,,l,nss ., OIL. 4. Subject
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Duelilcss y olices.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE of M OLD
NrH.,-,if. WnnoVs SOOTHING SYRUP 18th" pfescHp
lion Of an- Of tie fcn-l, Physhn' ani nurse. In the
United ss,e. and DO. b,-n used Or thirty With mover
falling ,s,, and success, by mson, II moihc aud Children.
from the feeble iann ofons seel oil 20 the a iut.
!, cone t. e,ii'y 4 the stomach.
Re,,ve, wind collie. Requisite ,hc bowels.
And give. r,, health AID comfort mott el aud child q
cent. bottle.
DorBLg-soLE WATERPROOF Boors for 81
rscc. al sL,rsns, ~" oour'ind' st.
LADIES B,LMonMs. Wedding Slips and
Cater. Bo,. M..- sd bdrcn. Boots ond shoes ID all
''' ''''' '''''' MrlLEn 4 CO.'S, 40. 81 cnnnI't
Tgus,rs.-MARsn * CO.'S Radical Cure
Tgrs. ON e. on, NJ No Nesey.t A.o surporefs su''
,en.of, andascs ,s f.iic stocking of Naricos" Nen'
sho'ld'r bfaee' ac 4 li'y attendant
BArcmrLoR's HAIR DyE.--'fhc best IN tho
world Perfect natural reliable hsni,, 80. AMI instantaneous
sold by all Drassist.. Factory No. - hsfchsst
.JrpFrRs's Stoe, of Ladics' and Children )
So,. for fA wear attracts crowds "a w. whonpecatc tf'
ca.. Go 80 "a. lair para IgsTE =. No. s'j iroha"'y.
Tnp PALMER ARM AND l.EG.--B. FRANZ
PAlNt lu,eto and ia'ease A'erf,sc ,sr'u@@q a"
l. \
a 60. Avoid liap,,t,ion by calling "a the Inventor
CENTRAL PARK SKATING HAT.
Tie moot tl.gent Hat ever prod',sd a. -
TRrsys No sp Bn s'"sy
HATS AND FUGs.
The Boot ,Yl Cheapest, 1t 49,, 49,,
CHRISTMAS AZ, New YEARS.
Th, Cu,a Nt,noscops ,nted objects, con'tlf''
l ~, rt .ir lloldFy .ii 10 oi ~ )puni som
,i r.nn. .uicut brns of tie power no',
,,i.n Is t.gu.l,d aud yrt ispc that child can ~ ~
moi a. pc paid for - vim D, a"u' n'iN.l o
,..,. - with - objects, - Lb'ih dc-nu To w fin'
Addes. lIhSRy nAio, No So drond"ay u toor' y l
10 LET o. \ LEASE.
| Tsr l.NPiKKRg lior,E
Is PHILADELPHIA
Loc and as r,by know rs Filst tia-s iiotei - ''''
! f,r i,.,t ~ .i2tn0 yer ennuni, iot ~ 81 lr's
.,..ion will ho given On January iti Hdhi 9 I' II
Fpw,nps No. - Soutl an o.. fh.ialeipmi
! NugfI,tg s. WILSON'S SEWING AjuiN&S,
10 G2s broadway, cor pa It,
e,..,,,,.. v,ll, A. .linol sent .hio isuulot
nlACul.as "a LEi.