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Improved Duplex In Full Ruby
Actions.

A fra class Hunting Time Piece OF silver material,
over which is electro-hne plated IS H. gold, most du.
rably wrought, max ing the imitation fuuess that
II cannot be detected from the solid material by the
most experienced judges; acids viii not affect it,
London N sde movement. Improved uuPLEN In FuLL
RUHy ACTION, has sweep Seconds aud is not To be
celed In general appearance, This Is decidedly one
Of the best articles offered tor traders and spec.
ulators Engineers, emigrants, and persons cling,
will lind theN supe nor 20 any otheri alteration Of ci
mate will affect their accuracy. Price hacked In
good shane and good running order, only S3j,
OF q for S2tO.
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Cement for stopping Leaks

A good cheap preparation for
stopping leaks around chimneys,
in roofs, in wooden caves troughs
where & c water is not used, and
for filling up all kind of breaks
and cracks which are exposed to
the weather, may be made by mix
ing lime with coal tar until it is
like putty. Apply it with a large
knife, and fill up the chinks where
Jack Frost will be getting into the
buildings, w
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tcoNNuNicsrEp.l
Consumption Curabie
Disease.
A CARD.
TO CoNsuMPrIyEs.
TWnNTY.oNn YnARs AGO.


Ma &. &. RRiuoL distinguished Chemist and
DrnHSist oi the cit, ofBqfalo, N.N, inyeuted and
manuiactpfeda compound knoNn ~ HRHroL's BAT.
sANor ilu.RnouSB, witch ~ apsffeui specific fof
ruushs, rolds, Or ANY bronchial ~ Lung diihtuics
misinH from damp, cold of sudden chanro Of the
westhef
Every person who has ever taken Bhuol's Nal.
sam oi Hoathound, ptonouaccs u the best article
ev'ttnvrnted and ~ Justly rtlcbfuied has " be.
come That the m'tk't u already toll Of limitations
counterfeit, aud most danrs fpus compounds, under
the name Of balsrm OF iloafr1und. Therefore, al
wais be careful 10 call TO Hr1oI, HalsHm, and sec
ihsth NHittRS signature IL on the Outside label
Of The boitlo.
M,uK.--fhit invaluable Medicine hs, been nov
some twsnt,.onc yeau hef'te The pubur. and With.
oui ,nt effort on the par Of the ptopfeiof IT, sale
has become veft extensive and " dali, incteatinv
The low price NJ Which tho Medicine is soid tgttrsl
enables al TO partkc Off, b.alior pus'iues
q. tRuSHN, buhsio,N y.
fo's Manufacture, IN " hum ~ ufltn should be
addressed. letsaie BY allic'rectshlc dturgi'ts
Artil ~, i-u9. Qs--eomiy
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Clock aud Watch Maker. All
kinds NJ watches kept constantly on hand.
Store in Tomh's Block
TtUIu. Erbt. Itth, tRsI.iy
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The Confession and Exporionce G
Of an Invalid.

rnbli,hsd int the hsned aud ~ ~ caution 10 youns
men, sud other, Who ,unst ftom Nervous UcbiIty,
Gafly decay. and their tiuired aiinents-,rpp,tn tng
The means oiselirute. u, one Who has cured him
'el Hiiefheinr n Victim Of Hispi,red confidence In
medichl h' mhugand puackep. n,en,ln,inrn post
ratdd,recied envelope. siutle copios may hrhnd Of
The suihof' N,rHaHFb MaYr.tH, F'q.. Bedirrd,
hing' County, New YORK. ianao .com
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j. u. UOrd
wv. =. A. III. Noble.

Attorneys Counsetlors at Law.
unce IN singers New Block, opposite the i'or'
House. nnN9j
W. r, noble, Harrison Noble.
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T Tue readiest and best way
to find cut what future duty will
be, is to do present duty.
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Mathews' Chocolate Worm Dropsl

NEVER tai 10 destroy pnd axtrtmtnste all Kinds
of Iniesiinpl Wofm,. Ate perfectly ,einblc Ia ali
cases aud Ia supetiotto any und nil ai the Fancy
Worm Conioriions. aud nnuseous Netmifurcsin se
They may he taken ~ sl times With perfect safety,
'sthey cnntaiu NJ MERrl Ri, nt other dclcteti.
ou' dug Mother should always purchase them and
riVs thctf childfen M othrt.
(No tathHtiio whatever, \. uecetstty to be rivenl
Each box contains "a drops or logcures. Ptire
cts. fof shle by al druggists and dsnl.rs in
Mrdir,nc,, g. u. NAtNtR. Gcul. Arent.
hnnAlu, n. sud Fort Euc, G. W.
Aptil q, ,1H3. ps--Iy
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R. @. PENNINGTON. JC.LEE. n. BREWER,
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,
william tsaIIup,

Attorneys nt Law and Solicit
o, In Chnncery. Rooms, In singer New Block op.
rosits the Court iiouse. Tim. May itth, '5e.f
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do you wish 10 he blessed with and admired fer
PEARLY Nnirz nndSouNp rEETHi Use nr WM,
u. HuRD'S uNRivALLED TOuTH POWDER
warranted ftee from ecid, alkali, or any luxurious
substance. Price 25 cents per bos
10 Bewars orthe ordinary cheap Tooth Powders
which whitrn but destroy.
DO you wish tohe ceHain that Your breath u pure,
sweet aud agreeable TO husband or wife, lover ~
Friends : Use DIR. nuRD'S CELEBRATED
MOUTH WASH. Frice ~, cents per BOTTLE.
This asringent wash l. slio the hest remedy In the
world for CANEFR, Han BrEAtH. ILrEpISa Guns,
SoHE Mourn, etc. u has cured huu'rrds.
Do you or vouf children suffer FROM rOOTHACHEf
Get DIR. lluRD's MAGIC TOOTHACHE DROPS,
Price, 70 cents per bottle.
Are YOU afflicted with NEURALGIA : Get UR.
HURD'S NEURALGIA PLASTERS. The most
effective And dclrhiful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, hut sooihe and
charm pain away, Try them. Price, l5 aud 2,
cents Mailed on receipt price.
" atise On the best means Of prescrving the
Teeth, mailed on receipt Of the price, 10 cents II l.
uluNble little woik aud sholldbe in the possession
OF every person,
For sale ata the best stores throughout the couu.
try.
CArrioN,--As there are dealers who take advan
tngco our advertisements to impose upon theitcus
toners inferior preparations, u v necessary to in
" upon having what you call for, mud you will der
rHE nRsT Thoroughly tested, aud prepared by nu cA.
petienced bentist, Treasurer Of the New YORK state
Dentists Association. aud Vice President OF the
New York city Dental Society.
Address w.B. HURD Il CO.,
Tribune Huldnrs, New York.
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No\NNN NO wNovc.
FOR SALE BY

For sale IN serecs county byl l., Fl. John a {
nuhpis 60 aud }. +. Matluarlt, riNhi u. n =
L"Melli " VI. Atndt, Aitiuni J, W Mtner, AtticA
W hoffman, berwicki John lewis, nettsville,
\ lountet Naisons stsioHi u 2 Blis., Blcomvri
" G Ctsqes' We' Lodii Dubois & 10, Fostafia;
!ams'Gray, Melmofei silcos, West Lodt, y
fats, Green SpfngA detpT1,
hndb m-rrhaau aud dusrist' generally throughout,
he tnited States aud CAntdu..
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SOLD VERY CHEAP FOR CASH

-.
ksi59s sss
l|l|
Q---sxzsT w.
'Gss.s'' T%ss W
Great Improvement of the Age
THU GOOD SAMARITAN,
EE0t-.Rir DrGmght
LARGE VENTILATED OVEN.
COOKING OK i ! STOVE 5 / 0
FOR WOOD OR COAL.
.
The Good Samaritan
Is the best finished and most durable
Stove Of the day.
The Good Samaritan
Combines every advantage for Cooking
ever applied to a Stove.
The Good Samaritan
Bakes perfectly on Top and IN the Oven,
and Roasts in Front at the same
time, without imparting the fla
vor of one kind of food to
another.
The Ventilated Oven
BY the constant admission Of pure fresh
uir, always insures Sweetness to the
TODD being baked.
The Hot-Air Draught
Raises the temperature of the Fire Box
aud increases the heating properties
OF the Stove, thus enabling
The Good Samaritan
To do more work in every variety of
Cooking with less Fuel, than any
Stove in the World.
The Good Samaritan
Broling on the Front Hearth, willi-
out interfering with the Other
operations of Cooking.
The Good samaritan
Has constant supply Of Hot Water
without Cost, and heats Water for
the Bathing II ,om superior T.
any Range.
The Good Samaritan
Is in every respect worthy of its name.
COME AND SEE IT
FOR SALE AT
VERKS stove Emporium,
TEFFE.H OHIO.
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8 8 3 . y 3

ONE person writes, her daughter wa,
rurcd Of fits of nine years standing, aud
st. Nitus dance of two Yeas.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
amer his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incura-
able.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever aud AgUc
after trying every medicine in his rench.
ANOTHER Was cured Of Fcvcr Suro
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER uf rheumatism Of eight
years.
Cases nnumcreblc Of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could hc mentioned IN
which the Purifier aud Pills
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Stretch or CAPTAIN COLLINS, or
TIE W. ANIIIIsEN.I.,

| S,or,,oopdor NapoIeop Collins yas horn In tho
s,s...s r.,,,.-tya-i, o,l ,,,s ,r,oi,,,,, e., A.,
| o'h'e VI Aonus1 i'''i'' '"N '"' "PPO,''0u W 'lo
| navy as a mtdshpman, January z, 1885, and made
| his FIRST cruise in the soop-ofwnr N1tchcs under
| r,.t,,, tf,,,r, i, ,l,c ,V,t t., lio y,,,,,cr,,,
|
| the Following year Alter completing MS cruise
in the West India squadron, he entered che Naval
School 40 PHILADELPHIA, in 1880. IIe received his
,.,,t ,s ,,,.sl mid. i,i,.,,-,, l, te,l ~ t.,r..
$40 4rI ,..s gtfg.i.. f. ,b. .f,,N' ',f. f.,,.5
i,.' a. '. r.''f,.. ~. IT,
i.t4 ' ,, t,, -,..,..i ,.. ' ,,..,., ,F,.5' lj
i,., NJ. actin, ms, .r lSr r.,af2, home nom
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NIL totg ,,.., La a.. ,rI.r.I ~, tIs sl,,,,.,f
,,lr g,,g,. am ti, r,... ,l tt,..l In t5e moan
t,r,, bs,,s nod f,f. rro1IofiYIl AZ IieutsInpt
| E,E,I,rrrE Istg, tIc rrmatBeI ON t6if ,t,ti'r
rttI lslg eyb,n he was srut.d d Ielye OF sh.
,'r,. as, ,,..lrIoT ui E.Ifl .ap,fn G,,I
lif ll,5iN.f arrivr ..rt hons Ilrut.n1ut5t howl
ne ,f,n.,r 1iuh,glu. uU Ilkn Erie. where he
| ,f-a.rrI ufuI Agru 1853 He was r,ge..I i7
.,ri1url of The ,i1tc..hip Jsh. p. kaI,rI.. or
| sr,r-I ,rry.g. u lN-f and ,ar, =, ,ba ,gt
Indies. vlcu I.,p.rraf.t Griss,r ,,rtey.I h.,
aud Dr., was ordered &, the ,tp4.u f,f,ttr S.,.,,,
llama, and returned tu iu. J.rif.l sIir.s in ,,
when be wa. GRANTED a ll,lourg In .I,5g he yg.,s
urt,t,d 90, pg,,.utiyc D.....r Tho r..g y1-I t
Mare, /. and, California. t.rn rDI.ug.i,lrI hy
tlc nIustrIrus Fsrr.l.ut In ls.- d.. .g,- ,I,1
executive oil Coz oi tl. ,Isum-.r.y.l. J.L,, ll,,.
lu toe pglNefuug.rUu and r..Ii. ,.I h.lo IN, l,g
Do December OF u.g fol. owing y,af
lu 1859 DO was aaau alta he'd 0, Che steamer
NfLJggD. trIviuv Oh Inhn r.rin In O,.,,rr
1859, he was detached and placed on wI.,Iu'
orders, and iu the following > ar Hg w.. o.drr,I
to the slO9p.uf.war Igog,,l4 rorpm18de.i Inv f3r
present. Admiral S. l.. Leo. In the FIs, India
,uuHdION. On fIs r.furu of fts I.g.j.l5lay rr,r,
tue Egs, Indies, Coumtudar q lllfns was placed
iu command OF the gub.at ygqajla, and ordered
to aCoump ny Admiral Dupont u his Port Rpvll
expedition. participating ~ that brill ant Gghf
aud hand ing bis vessel with marked ability.
During the winter OF 1861 and 1862 he was very
actively engaged with the jpalilq, in company
wih the other gUubJas, in opening the
Rebel ports and sounds ON the coast
OF South Carolina, Georgia, and Florida under
the ctmmHnd If Admiral Dupont On the 10Th
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NEW REBEL CONGRESS.

ADvIcEs TO MONDAY LAsr-THE REBEL CONGRESS
LIST OF THE HENBERs-wAR NEWS PROM
VARIOUS POINTS SPIRIT OF THE SOUTHERN
PhEss,
We have received the Richmond papers of last
MOudsy, the 7th inst, and publish the annexed
extracts frem their columns -
MEETING OF coNGREss-LIsr OF MEMBERS.
The Sentinel says The second session Of the
Second Congress, under the permanent Constitu-
tion, will commence at uoonI o. day. We presume
irom what we see and learn, that quorum OF
each House will be in attendance. Tue following
isa list OF the members of the two Houses. In
the Senate there is change, not until recently
known, ocCaSioned by the death OF Hon. c. b
Mitchell, OF Arkansas, and the election of Hon
A. II. Garland to ill the vacancy. In cOnse.
qutnce OF this change in Mr.. Gtrand's post OF
service, there is q vacancy from Arkansas in the
III use -
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
STATE OF THERMOMETER To.DAY.-Six A. NJ,
GO. Noon, 90. p. NJ, 63I. Wind, N. W.

&C. Noon, 62. / p. NJ, G34. Wind, N. W.
--~----~-s-7---~y--~y~,0-|~r
PoIIuoAL PAINs.-Eycry body knows by
sightthe broad-brimmedp Philosopher who entities
himself the "Kng Of Pain" Thts individual,
with his hand oggan-buggy- wagon was circullt-
ing about to-day, but the pain Of the COppcrhaads
was beyond the reach of his nostrum. There
never was such q demand for something to Kill
pain as there was yesterday and to-day but the
kings medicamentum wasn't the article. The
sufferers were divided into two classes those
who felt sore because they were beaten as poll
tcians, and another class who had "a pain in the
chest, ." that is, had bet against Mr.. LiucOln We
encountered several people Of this kind, who, in
their nfatuation for the guest Of the captain Of
the GalelG, had staked upon his success nearly
all they were worth. For woes like these the
King OF Pain offers no remedy.
MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE BAR
At noon to-day meeting of the members Of the
Bar was held, TO take action upon the death Of
Thomas NJ Hall, late Lieutenant Colonel of the
i2lst Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Judge Strong was called upon TO preside.
A series OF resolutions expressive OF regret for
the decease of Colonel Hall, aRd extending SYM
patby to his family, were adopted.
Several speeches, eulogizing the private worth
OF the deceased as a citizen and soldier were
made.
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ALBANY, n. Y, November lO.-Tnc Argw
claims the Democratic majority in tae State to
be from 1900 to 1900.
The Jow7lai claims the State this afternoon for
the Union candidates by from 5000 TO 700
majority.
HEAVY UNION MAJORITY IN ST. LAwRENCE co.
OGDENsHURG, Nov. 10 In ST. Lawrence county
all but three small towns and two districts have
been heard from. Lncoln's majority is G527. The
towns IT, hear from will probably increase It to
1000
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SOME OF THE TEA NOT THROWN OyERBoARD.-
After the tea was thrown overheard in Boston
harbor, February TO- IVA, one Of the party
engaged in that movement, Lot Cheeyer, whose
erect descendants now reside in Salem, stopped
~ ~ The house Of Colonel Abner Cheever, in Sangus,
ehange his disguise. Some of the tea then in
ana noes was saved by an old lady of the family
nre.ns nss lrom that time until now been carefully
and 'sa. a. lady Of the highest respectability
snolxer NJ NsAeet 80 descendant Of tie Cheeyer here
Salem Tsthassa hasa presented TO thu manager Of the
REMAINING no,,sa The Naval Fair in Boston, a
for sale-BostOn Tra'asripSt. "Ni'u VIII DC onerea
DEATH or CoIoEE1. SAM, 49,,
Colonel Samuel ,Misdary ~eiSuo@@n5D @nD4sHo nsmo
Sne fG bss bssp u1sS FOR IN @ @Tols@eas Ohio, yester
the Ohio Statesman, the leading DemoeraStSi SSior Of
in Ohio, and recently published Campaign psPs,
called the Crisis. F~ps'
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NEW .EEN&EY.

GLAssHoRo, November l0.-rhe OH 4al vote OF
Salem county gives Lincoln 100 majority. Starr
Uuior), for Congress, has27 majority. A Union
Assemb yman is elected in toe First District
Callahan has "A majority in the Second Dis
trict Dickcrson has 81 majority. Sheriff Hunt
Oniou) is elected by 81 majority.
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Flash with l. lightning DER highways of wire I!
Speed 10, G slceus with the red heart Of tire
On with ", white ships, and never more tire
Victory Victory
BeacoDs on rampant and tower and spirc,
Signal triumphant the nations desire
Victory
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE NO SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Is composed OF Bue6 CuJebS and Juniper Berries, So
lsctal With great and prepared in vRcuo BY H. T.
He OLD, Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years sx-
perence in the city Of Philadelphia and now prescribed
by the mOstemnent Of the faculty, and have been ad-
mied to use IN the United States Army and are also in
very general in State Hospitals and public Sanitary
Institutions throughout the land. Medicines delivered
to any address, accompanied by explicit directions Direct
letters to
HELMBoLD's Drug and Chemical Warehouse,
No, 594 Broadway New York,
Or HRLMBoLDs Medical Depot
No. IO4 g. Tenth street, PhIIsdelphlA.
Beware Of oOuIterfeiis. Ask fOr HELMBoLD's, and
take no other.
ONCE open from O'Clock A. NJ bsP.M.
Bold BY DrpgEiEts sVsFyWhEs t-IAtuthRsa
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u L S O l. L r TION
IL Authorizing the City Solicitor to Release Certain
Properly
KcsoI %, Hy the Select and Common Councils of the
City Of ThladCpl Ia, That the City solicitor be and he Is
hereby authorized ana directed 90 release unto Thomas
Shaw his heirs aud assigns, al that certain O piece Of
ground with the three biiCk messuage tenement
thereon erected situate the east side OF Meryno street
NJ the distance OF hundred Gnd sixty four feet south
from the south side OF Master street in the Twentieth
Ward. Of the City of Philadelphia Containing In front
breadth ON the said Mervne street fourteen feet aHd
tending length depth eastward Of tEa width, o. right
angles with the said Meyne street. sixty feet to certain
TIM feet wide alley leading 9uiLward into another three
feet WIDE alley together with the free use and privilege Of
said ae Of and from the len Ope aOu, and legal effect
Of certain Judgment, entered IN the District Court for the
CITY Gnd County OF Philadelphia at the suit Of the City Of
Philadelphia against Thomas SHAW e. Gi the sixteenth
day Of March, A. D. 1884, Of March term 1885, No, 80
h. II Provided, the defendants OF the said Thomas
shaw therein and that ten dollars be paid for the
publication VI this resolution. -
ALEXANDER j. HARPER,
President Of Common Council
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
JAMES LHND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this hnh day Of November Ammo Domin
1860. - -
Il Mayor Of Phladelphai
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Thunder it, ocean and river and lake!
Fcho 10, strands that the mad water. rake 2
Fly With II, winds, till the universe shake
Victory Victory
Heaven ana earth into melodies break,
MONDAY approaches, awake, oh awake
Victory
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Soldier, the weary days suffering through
Patriot, every where uauutlcss aud true
Nation, urflinchpg to dare aud % do
Victory Victory
B.ft up } our voices and welcome anew
Ruler rs wise as the land ever know
Victory
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A n OR d l n A N C. T.
n 10 make an Appropriation for Repairing CathG-
stree, to Pay BOJGs Furnished to Clerks Of
Councils ara Recorder Of Deeds.
SECTION l. The Select AMI Common Councils Of the CITY
of Phlude phia do ordan, That Inc SUN OF two bou-
and collars and nine cents (SlOll ON be
ard the same hereby Appropriated to pay the following
claims
J. 10 pay johnson for work and material done and
furnished in repairing Cathsrne street. fom second TO
Fifth str'et 49, tie Of hundred seyCnty-
six dollars aud HHe cent, lSGiG OJ).
., To pgy JlmCs II. Smith e. 20 for books furnished
and bound for the Clerks pi Councils in 1860, the
one hunnrct and twenty-five (5l25J dollars
3 To Il 7 nJUcs iuI tue Recorder of Deeds the
Of twtlye hundred tri.OOl dollars
Section D. That warrants tor the same JhQl BE- drawn
fol ows lem by the thitf Co mssiOner OF Highways;
Item by the Clerks Of Cuu1csi bud lem B. BY the Ully
Commas s.OltrS.
ALEXANDER J. HARPER,
President OF Common Council
Attest
AUgNLA' srEwAEr,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council
JAMES LNND,
President OF Select Cpun ,l
Approved th. ufH day q November Anno Douni
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-iour a. ID.
lsGiJ.
ALEXANDER HENRY,
II Mayor Of Philadelphia
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Wave, happy flag, over fortress 8nd fleet
Army and navy exuitingly greet
City aud country the glad news repeat
Victory Victory
Fly with it, freeman, the poor bondmnn rnoet
Strike the asst iettyr in twain at his lyctl
Victory
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HELMRoLD,s REMEDIES.
FLUID EXTRACT BUOHU

For Non. Retention 1noonunencs Of Urine, Irritation
Inflammation or liberation n the BIaddsr or Kidnsys
Dhea,s, Of ne Proarste Glands, sisns n ne Bladder
Calculu' Grors or Brict dut Deroni and all Disease,
oftRs Bladder, Kidneys. and Dropsled swtplng,.
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Victory
Thunder 10, cannon and resonant bell
Echo at moun'An-side hill top and dell
Trumpet aud bugle the loud piuau swell
Victory Victory
Booming OF mortar aud screaming Of shell,
Haste, to our toemCn the great tidngs tel,
Victory
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USE HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU

In 81 Diseases OF the Urinary organs whether existing In
Mall" or "Femae," Jrom rAalteer cause originating,
and no mater Of hoe long Standing. 1t is pleasant in
taste and otor. "Aamedals" IN action, and more
'rsnglenng than any OF the of BARK or I0u
Those suffering from Broken Dozen Or Delicate CoH,t
lions, procure ne Rtmsdy az once.
The reader must be that, however slight may be
iEe attack OF The above diseases 1t certain to aGoct III,
Bodily Rea',, gtntaI Porsr', Hspptaes, and his Poe
GsrHy.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-11-10


~ TO Authorize The Construction Of Sewer on Cgllow
81 uud Tw eiy second streets The Flttcenta Ward
Of fCouowhiI street between Twenty-l ana r,ycly
second, aud en- Twenty second between CalOwhI and
Wood streets. have hled TIER petition in the Depam
OF surveys, directed by M Act OF Assembly approved
Callowii and twenty econl streets as aresqbl which
application mas 6,gn app o'ed 3y ne H arj 'f mroysi
oonNructi,n of sewer in accordance win te pa1v'si
Of the ordnance approved Ngyomber Al, ID $, ,en,ted
An ordinance to provide for the consus,on OF branch
And whereas owing to the enhanced price Of materials
stipulated by law payable By the said property owners
Sect on l. The sc.ect and Common Councils OF the Cty
Of Philadelphia do oduin That the Department OF High
tho line OF " euty street, from Wood street
CtllOwhill street. and ~ Cilowh sueet from twenty
second street TO De trc feet inside diameter ana tIa
diameter, with two manhocs and with the necessary
niuts tor the prorer surface cranul accordance viii
plan Pld specifications 10 DC prepared by the Department
secl1n2 ?. That the Chief Commissioner Of Highways
shall advertise acc, riding 90 law ng that pupl
sails will be received for he construction vf sad sewer
shall Do condition of sau contract uat the contra or
shan accept he sums assessed upon and charged 20 the
prOpc tes lying on the line of slJ aunO "a
ne and FORM p cided BY ons and Of an ar inance
entitled AN ordii ance 10 provide for the construction Vt
branch cuyetsor drains approved November II, 1853
The exc OF the OF sad and above the
amount assessed upon the property fronting thereon shan
be aid nom - tfor construction branch cIvertsj
mon, OF Hglways for The year ts5l:
ituNiutu u ~ iNe excess hhhu exceed the
Of one tnOus' nj fSlfOO) dollars:
A. drroyided, That there is balance remaining Of the
item appropriation NO ~ sufficient 10 pay tile amount
required FOR the construction Ofthis sewer.
ALEXANDER J. HARPER,
President of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Ccrk Of Common Council.
JAMES LNND,
Pres dent of Select Council
Approved this nfh day Of November Ammo Donini
enc thousand eight hundred and siXty-our a. d.
lo54l
ALEXANDER HENRY,
1t Mayor oi Philadelphia.