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PRICE THREE CENTS.

they wish their gools were back 20 Europe. They
afe beginning % understand tha' the American
people DO NOT see the wisdom Of paying three
prices for goods, even IN greeubacks, when N at
money will pay their deb;s and buv gold-1earlng
b0nos at prices below peace and specie pay
ing times. The people are vie In ecOnomizing
now when economy Is conducive to such great
re- uis IL Is easier TO save money In paper money
tim,s, by abstaning from unnecessary purchases
and laying aside the currency, than it is in
-pecie pay nR times; aud those who lavishlg part
win their money because Il is only gresnblcks
sl; AZ no distant dag see the error they have been
Purchase no merchandise that cin be dis
pensed with. II yon owe a debt. paw Il NOW
WINE paper money is so abundant; aud any sur
Plus You have put itinto Government securities
peace and specie paying prices.
"A shoit time viii restore prices NJ merch an
disc and stocks, including our Federal ponds 70
their normal standard, aud oar naaoun credit
viii be in the ascrndsncy. There are PAYABLE
signs OF q change in this direction near a. hAad."
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HEADQUARTERS FHrH ARMY CoRPs, BEFORE
PETERsBCR0, August IL, d A. M.-Night attacks
have been of such frequent occurrence d Iring the
present campaign, that descriptions of them have
become Il thrice-tOld tale. At2 A. NJ. began, and
for two hours continued, one of the sevorest ln-
nonadings we have hal. In point of severity it
nearly approached lhat following the mine eXplO-
sion. The enemy WAS the attaching party and
very soon the cannonlding was quite general
along our line.
Taking into account the h lur, tho moon shining
dimly through a ilm OF clouds, the reyerberatIng .
roar OF comninIlcd cnuJn and muaketry the
lighmiUg-like flashes nom the bursting she ls
and hiss ing and crashing OF the scattered frlg-
ments, and, though thricg-tJld scene, 10 was one
that never can be la!ly and perfectly described
The dcsultory firing is stlll kept up as | write.
The enemy failed ptt.ly IN the assault. Our
men stood mp InaguiiCrntly " their work. Tnus
far cur loss b 5 been vtry light.
krigader-Generi BaultiJ clmmanding "a
Brigade, lst Division, has gone home on sick
leave Ihi- rs his iirst absence since entering on
this campaign, although w0uude twice in ittle
and having good IOr,iOn of the time been unit
for active service.
A shower 10 day and one yesterday are the
only two events OF The pas two days worthy Of
special mention
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GENERAL A. J. SMITHS
EXPEDITION.
Battle OF Hurricane Creek.
DEFEAT OF REBEL FORREST.
Handsome Union Victory

MEMPHIS, August l9.-On the 18th General
Smiths command, consisting of one brigade of
infantry and two of cavalry, attacked three
brigades of jrrest's command. who held par
TALLY fortified position on Hurricane creek, Mis-
sissippi.
After short but sharp fight the Rebels we're
dislodged and obliged to retreat leaving fifty
dead on the field. Our loss was no. over
forty killed aud wounded. General Washb1rne
has issued an order regulating the prices of pro-
visions, in consequence or the extortionate prices
demanded by the dealers.
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THE GREAT FIRE AT
OHAMBER RSBURG.
VICTORY VICTORYa
ron
EVANS * w AT - o ms
eALAMANDER SAFES. 20
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:

READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
CnuuEHsHuRs, August rs, 1885.
GssitiSES This is 10 inform you that the SAFE par-
are which consumed during the tebe Invasion
We are Apply c say that after we had taken our safs
nom the ruins where had laid for porioi three days.
aud opened we found our boots and papers In an
We woalS Te.eEnend your Safe to an persons we
MILLER, HAMILTON 400.
cF,NsERssuHo, August IS, IsBl.
GfSrIfNTh - with plea inform you that on open
Saturday evening last us two weeks aer the 6aroins o.
%nc S SGS SeSf S Condition than D espscie on o5aas the
books and papers found them perfect. My SAFE ex
other combustbe matter had in my cellar. write you
ofhe paper thar was in my safe during the re.
want my faie repaired. OF one In exchange.
Very respectfully yours, LB. EfsfER'
caAMRERsBuHo August 10, 1854.
In the dreadful FIRE which destroyed my
store az the greater portion o this town waea w %
Fire proof saies purchased from you aogs .ims since
EeiSh Sonssd s In my s0Sss as some ea ss and
remaining the heated ruins Tor sSs as nnss
y he grstiacsion 70 Inform you that s cOntents
were preserved In an eNoeneht eoiuo su ~ ts rs
one o. tae & sooa Qualities attributed to them feel an
ssreeahie duty o render evidence OF t1e Iact;
Respeetfally yours % L. DENnNhh'
CuAMBERsBURo, August 70 1854.
ila,srs EpaHs & Wdfs0n;-
GrHTtfMKN This Is to inform you that the Safe we
pe Wien oonsumed our office during the Rebel invasion
ne son Of Jn last we are happy to say nat she she
papers frum Il uninuTed.
Nery respectfully, KENNEDY a MILL
More safes Of the same good quality for sale at
EVANS &c WATSON'S
sALAMANDER SAFE STORE,
auaO.a No. 40 s. FOURTH Street,
Oalcial DrAwimgs OF the shelby CoiAegs
Lo''sf! oi Ash'eSA ~ ~ August is, is6G
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LATEST MARINE INTELLTGENCE.
ARRIVED rHis MoeuNa

United States transp r. steamer De Molav Samson.
70 hours ftum City Point " th 30a stck and wJundAd
soldiers 10 United states Medical Director. = - -
ErEC h. koiiy, Mofrcu, u DAYS from Matanzas, In
ballast 10 cap ain. rrru-s -
schr wcst wind Giman Il days from GuAnlca, " r.,
with sugar NJ moassea 20 John Mason Co. -
schrJumrs s. Chambers, Fowler, RON Leesbare, y j.,
Iu ballast 10 cap ain.
ALAS 10 captain.
scr John Ulrranae. Rice, days from Pfoside0Se In
halaV tu wesimorcland Coal Co.
Schr Jan es Anderdce stites, cave from Boston, with
lee 10 captain
sehr Jane. Hewitt, Foster, from Boston, in ballast
20 q. 4. Hecksher a 60.
sehr HorilOn. Pl I'M, from Nortbpori, ballast toeap-
tain
schr L,dy sunoR, Frisbee, from Gloucester, hAia't
to captain .-e -
sehr = W Gardner, somcrs, ron Fortress Ngnroe In
ballast to yier & Go. . fa.a ia
schr zle Taylor, Taylor, from Nswbern, lp 5alast
captain. ' = .NE t0I
Sch Lamartue, Mn, from saco, in ballast to Hammett,
Veu nusen a Lochman. wH ~ ~N
Se't oihlde, htokes, from Alexandria, in ballast to
captain. "I ...en r..f .s.a
Sehr L. W Perry Rlsley, from Lynn, ballast 70 cap
tair. M ...Hr r. r..rr "a
Schr Sarah Burke, Osborne from SewpOr, in blilH to
captain. H. .as. = -.f-f-r
hr Horace Staples, Glbbt days rom New ,dford,
withmnH~ 10 J. y bakley A %. ....- .r.... ~
schr Mintua. Msxon day nom Frederica, Des with
grain n James Barrat,. II. 49,
Steamer Vulcan Mo lrison. q hours NON New dor6
with Indse to W. NJ. Bard 90. .. al
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The New York Times this morning says =
"The Treasury Office in this city now holds
between thirteen and fourteen millions in gold
and silver. The current customs receipts are
largely in advance of the daily demand upon the
otlCe for gold interest. This accumulation
would continue until the LIST November but for
an order made to-day by Secretary Fessenden
that the Coupons due on the LIST November on tne
500 Loan, as well as the Coupons on the IO-lO
Loan due on the LIST September will be paid on pre-
sentaton without abatement Of interest ne
Secretary incurs no risk in making isnis oruel;
He proposes 10 anticipate seventeen ll'l5ons A vi
gold interest on ist september ana iss ia So1smr sL
ber while he holds Ia New YORK anu olhet
ofices and with his bankers in London, more
than this sum In gold and silver
-Tbompson's Bank Reporter says -
"Tbe financial feature Of the week has been tue
,iso In Government securities without an advance
IN ether stocks or in god showing an improved
cou6deuce In our national affairs, aud decided
Improvement as regards our currency. Our i'm
porting merchants are complaining that theic
tales as yet, for the fall trade, are
next to nothing, and they are free to say that
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Escape of the " Tallahassee
from Halifax.
UNION cUN5oATs CLOSE
UPON HER.

HAInAX, August 2O.-The pirate IaloIassss
sailed at ? o'clock this morning, going eastward.
The gunboat P0atOt0c arrived at 6 O'Clock, hav-
ing been detained by a heavy fog. Sue sails I'M
mediately in pursuit. Another American steamer
is signalled to tic westward.
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W. Y. d., Jr.

WLLIANsIOwH, Mass, August l5, lS64.-My
Dear sir:-lou ask for my impressions Of the
present condition Of the Southern COntederacy,
aud you shall have them. For the benefit OF our
cause ] wish they might be impressed upon every
soul ii' Ne land, that the confidence begOtten OF
p'- months observations IN the interior Of
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THE DUTY OF THE NORTH.
Letter from General Seymour,
Lately a Prisoner of War.
% n EdNor "a. NJ. rolE Tme..
-,o-~-~,-ooo~~>o-ooo~~~,

NEw YORK, August 10, 1851 have Just re-
Ce!ycd the following most interesting letter from
General Seymour, lately released from "under
with General Anderson at Sumter, and stationed
many years in the South, he knows the south
eIn people we'll. lie is a brave, true soldier,
devoted 20 the Union, and, although, at the time
of the unfortunate battle In Florida, he was ac-
Cused Of luEewarmuess by those ignorant of his
character, he has proved, 10y his action on many
tattle.held as well as by his plucky talk to the
Rebels ut Gordons,ie, when captured ia May
last, that he was every inch loyal to the old flag.
NOuTs, &C.,
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Ge 'ersl in consideration Of important servic 9 n
sus auiug the assault by Burnside on Peters
bur on the 80 h July.
A 6 =. VI. the truce was ended, and the OIL 'rs
fro Ia both sidcs retired within their respective
lin e
Co oncl Chaplin, Of the lst Maine Helvy
Ar cry, was killed 10 day on the sSirmsh linz.
Ma'trrs In this immediate vcini y remain IN
af0 "a quo.
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THE GUERILLA WAR IN
KENTUCKY.
Defeat Of Johnson's Gang.
GENERAL ALVIN p. HOVEY
WINS a VICTORY.

INDIANAPOLIS, August ia despatch to Cen
eral Darlington from General HOyey, command
ing the forces sent in pursuit Of Adam JOhnson's
guerillas, says that he had reached MOrg Iutied,
had captured few prisoners, aud had scatter ID
the balance Of the guerillas in all directions.
General Hovcy levied an assessment on the dis
loyal citizens of Union county, KY, for s}2, ,lO0,
to cover damages sustained by the GJyernm mt.
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INPORTArIONS.

Reported for The ErsaiHg Teis1rlph
grANcA--sclr West Wind. GllniAn--2I2 hhds 'aib5ls
sugar 6a hhds molasses John Mason n -.
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OHieiaA DrRwi iHlgs OF the shelby OoaAesS
A0'N's :" Class sso-Aususi ie, 1864 ,s
I2, rs, 7, 63, 80, 1, rs, 81, 81 ", o. 20
fNfnA cLAss aa7--August q. leot ~
2s, 81, s, SO, sc, 75, AZ, "a, 81, y, . - -"
clr,ulan sens By addressing r. snsoss Co,
Covinsion, ~.
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IhACllOAL ANsiNONA'"N ~ '"NNi NV
Penmanship, Calculations, &C., at Crlttenden's
Commercial College, No. 637 Chestnut street,
corner Of Seventh. No Vacations. Students
instructed at such hours ms best suit their con-
vonence Telegraphing taught 10y one OF the best
of pTatical operators. Catalogues for the last
year, containing the names OF nearly five hun
dTed students, terms. &c, may be had gratis on
application.
MosauIro NKrs, all the patent frame, or any
other net made TO ft the bedstead, at Patten's,
No. l406 Chesnut street.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
STATE OF rHYRNoNErER To DAY.--Six A. NJ,
~. Noon, 10. One =. NJ, 81. wind, Is. by $.


Hrss7.s.HHa-
ARRIVAL or SIGN AND WOUNDED SoLDIEus.-
The United States steam transport itlaH,ie, from
Fortress Monroe, with 40 sick and wound "a
soldiers on board, arrived ut this port last night.
The m, n were transferred to a steam.tng, taken
up the Schuylkill. and landed below Gays Fer Y
Buugc, from whence they were conveyed ~ tua
several hospitals. During the triD up fhrea
deaths occurred on board one, George webb,
Co. L, 9lst Penn Vols, he other two pnkno yn.
The transports D. N0'dy aud george d. ialrv
lett Fortress Monroe at the same ttme the toruar
ot which arrived here this morning, aud pulled
In Gt CallOwhill street wharf. Sue brings 2l7
sick aud wounded colored troops, and , officers.
The De Moidy is ofliuered as fOli5Ns Joe,
SctNernc, Surgeon in charge; z. ID. Legs, Ac-.Iy
Assistant Surgeon and Executive Oncer; Wm.
Eddy, George kellogg, and r. !. =. Gollwih,
Acting Assistant Surgeons Z. $. A.; a. T.. Cole
ana Thomas James, Hospital Stewards.
Among the c)lored troop were the fIllOyug
belonging TO the i3d Regiment, recruited in Phi
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Quotations of the principal Coal aud Coal Oh
stocks at ! O'Clock to-day

The following are the receipts of Flour aud
Grain at this port to-day Flour, 1900 bbls.;
Wheat, Zoo bush; Corn, 1900 bush. Oats, 800
bush.
The following are the receipts of Coal on at
this port to-day Crude, 400 obls. Refined, 600
bbls.
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Me@fi,lal
SElRINER'S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, .7sthma, Bronchitis, Splitting
Blood, Pam md Necklaces Of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Bre"thins, &c.
'JHlilS is no new rciueiy. It has been
L used for n number Of years il. ,iryiaui
a"d paris OF rennsy wanna. aud hat wher-
ever known. acqn'rci unprecedented
equation Tor curing the various diseases
Tor which il l. recoin,neu tel uour
20 apparent IL its usefulness. mud go re-
markabie have been its cures that il 10 fast
upcrsedns every other remedy for thos,
DISEASES. The afflicted can rely upon its
DONG as much Tor them. ami la many cases
n"re than amy o'her remedy nuw before
i.ublio (bjE
Il is rec"lnmrhdci and piescr bel in the
!ractce o. 1t aIee humber VI III, most Intel
iIsrnt ai"i able ~ slci.hs .Maryl md. IL j,s,
used AMI cUsl'i,rud an nd..pcI, ,bie
H"uscbn,d remedy ~ large portion uI the
irSi iami.i's vi the site S
1t - used 10y nj! classes "f society. and the
universal "pniun is that II Is soud 1HIS
.,rElr Is PURELY ildErAn.E CvapouNn. a,
Il - pl' i.sait Ia Take and Level dues III jury. 'o
III OWING To lis ruIiltLs qualities. must
IT, s'""i under a"J ciic.nistancus. Its effects
.,lyig the mos. Violent I,ur'f,i... child
str nS hcniGy and avg r,.i.3s tho whir
ys'' III. canning and soo'nns tho "erves.
.hdinS an't Iacli t,u"s exp,cto,atlpn. AMI
Ealing the heef
DISEASED LUNi>
.hus striking at ,h- u .i.etse, AMI
living II from the syse.
Cl.yur h.e .,
This disease is .uuu.Iicri b., .t.t.,saify o.
reaih.Hs shrii M stain, W..c,.
ticking G"u5u All .hich .,.,ci ali ). ia,
-. II nnsii. uccirS III y"."s 49, Ire. t,guu
Y" child hted ~" Iioaf Il las -J."p.,
r"reIiy used, AMI used n l.uiu SOFA rs
~ nave r,"ury rhii.iirii III ,ul w,tch
lie hrSt sho" III The disc ana u.m.ty Il! this
>Cep mas Iemriy AT mart.
!or cough after n,a>lrs this syrup Is
'h"st kcc'ien'. LApcrluicc ma prov en,n.t
Is cqu died by 40 other it.,,ntatiuu. . Su,uu
ihc price "l tho remedy :, such rs II
lace II within tho Teach If ~ Tho poor as
'c'i as 'he i''L AMI every person shoaiI
l'Nrit
Livery person shout have it in the house 80
l. trL l,,l laitnlul lr earl To Al, mh,
'uc h"ita 'n.t wi.h ~ sccrrr themselves $3.50,
,.niot thai mast t.:rrib. ,i.>t.i.e c,,S,uup ""'
IN. Ii mii b. tnual til. rn,,r u.clu, "A,
- l. as III" cheapest tIuIii = .Ir l.cI.l. :, tn.
"ili II has "eci uneI for .e last t,li !"
t.is with II III cess without par | II
rec AZ vents pea bottle, three bottles
..'r 81 10 time.
Prepared by S. A. FJufA Bro.
Ne-tmi,.sfcr MI.
t"r SAFE by DIR. II. II MITCHELL. nk,on
druggists AMI 'o"' ekcepers =, ..,er,,i;
Nry =. 1853 ly
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Female College,
BORDENTOWN. n. j
sep. % en-.

- HIS Institution il pleasantly located on
Delaware River. 20 mile, north ui Phil.
Melphia. 1t has been in successful opera
ion tor more than eleven years, aud is one
u The most II 'uri,hins institutions Of learn
ing III the country.
Special attention in paid to the Common and
Higher branches Of English, aud superior ad-
vaAlages furnished in Vocal aud instrun,,,-
al Music. Drawing, aintins FIrurh and
Latin are taught hv experienced teachers.
lie, sons coming from the SoAth can leave
Walnut street wharf, Philada., al i A. NJ. aud
:, 3, AZ and i p. NJ For catalogues address
REV. JOHN II. BkAkELLY. A. Nj.
dec. ~, o3-3ln President.
R.FhRtNCEs IN MARYLNp.-R. l.. Thorn
AZ, North East; II. Moore, IIavre d. Grace
J. r. Dale, Whale, vile Thos. MaIlaiieu,
NiIlingt,n; Rev. W. N. Warner. Sudlcrs.
vilIei W. Parker, Port Deposit.
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has Consuming Cooking Stores.

'yllI Sc Stoves have II mellow gI.,t.. -, she
j i"lm that the ar. entering tlIr"lly
"ic> IN fr"ht OF the stove, must fIavrr>
u" hhr after another before II -scaI> int
the i'nck fire !aIr which is also divide
ut" passages through which the al, lni
i'aS- hri"r" II escapes :lr"hgh per "ra'i'l
INTO the Iurl. ~, illLI -. Latter Is sui .riv,
- two series Of .hnr,uiyhl> Eraird ar ltiv
rlH rlfrrtnHlN Ia coIi>il'r the yi>tS nix.
irh the pr"duc, al {, nrl">ri"n TIL" adva.
ages al tbs arrangement j. the great rcui
-! ~ constitution al thel and tie III" o
una'iz"g "i it,.. hest thr"i.yln ~ Il ",e.
lie Stoves are p.I,.i tt, Il, uIvr >IiI,.. r
i'h. and are III red al civ prizes tor cas-.
!. ". SfAiItS
=. g. ". I'D ran he ,l>., in tie stove :,
r''i I" 4 great ADVANTAGE. [>"It6 l<G
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OAM DUH W INE,
Celebrated in LuruI- for its medicinal and henefcn
qualities AZ gentle Stimuant, Tonic. piurptir, All,
udorihc, highly esteemed by eminent phy sc,us use,
European and American Hospitals, and solne VI III,
itst families IN Europe and Ainericn.
AS A TONIC
I: has no equal causing appetite aud building up TIN
ysiem, being entirely lue Wine Of a I.Os. valuable
irays.
AS A DIURETIC
Il imparts healthy action II the Glands Kidneys anG
Urinary Organs. very beneficial IN Drupsy, GUut and
rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S WINE
10 not mixture article. hut 10 pure
from the juice Of the Portugal S;buc grape ltivart
III New jersey recommended 10y chemists and rhy-icia,s
~ possessing medical pioleres superior to any ote
wines III use and excellent Hrt,Ie for all
eba,cd persons, and aged aud miirm. Improving
the appetite, and heueftting LSlies and children.
a LADIES' WINE,
Because II will not int"x cate oti wines
# spa Other liquors. and is Admire
for Its rich, peculiar flavor and nutrltye properties
parting bentiy tone t" the diS-stiv. organs, aud
blooming, soft and healthy skin and complexion.
WE REFER TO
few wsll.tnown ger tlemen and physicians who have
tried the " inc:
Gen. Winfield Scott. U. S. A. DR.. Hays, Boston,
Or. j. X. Chiffon ~ Y. city. ii. Ward, Newark NJ.
Dfs Darcy NICiolI, Sew- DR.. Marcy, New York.
Ark, y. l. Dr. Cummings. Portland
&g-None genuine without the signature of ALFREI
SEER r"ss.ic \. J," is the neck Of each bot ~
MAKE ONE TRIAL or THIS HINE.
es"For sale by ROssELL 4 HINES Elkton, Nd , AN.
all first class dealers who aIsr sell the CAsThLLA POhI
BRANDY choice old article i"',o,ted only by Nj
Speer, direct from the vaults Of Upurto.
A. sfEER, Proprietor.
YIsEIARp-Passac. New Jersey.
OfyiCL--uS BioldHay, Sew York.
JOAN LA FOY. Paris,
May l6, lSt2-ly. Agent for France ami tiernsny
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VIII LCOX e. GIBDS'
Sc W ING NJ A CHIN I
Price, with Iieminrr aud FeIler, $40,
Tho WILCOX GIBBS Sewing Machine il.
NE BEST MACHINE, WITHOUT xusAx, 70 ,.1cr
Sanity Sewing,
BRA iding,
Htmming,
Yelling,
Price, with Hem,nrr FeIler. sac.


II forms a fat. even, and elastic SEAN
winch is warranted MT TO rip in wear, even II
he searn Is cut AZ frequent intervals, and a is.
-Hrirr all circumstances Ito survive the
Aahh.tIb' -
patented device, of great utility to
rarne's, prevents the p"ssibiIly Of the INA
hine being run in the wrong direction, or
he halance-"heel wearing Iady's dress.
Another feature which deserves particular
,ucntion is the Wilcox Patent Needle,
.h CHI carInt he set nr"hg.
lit is cmph -tlcally the good low. priced
r'auli! Sewing Machine that the public hAv,
cong been waiting for ''-Buston Trausc, int
'.li is il deed IA wonderful production. and.
or family use especially, n" other will bean
ny comparison with it.'-Phll. Evening
.uurnal.
"A mechanical wonder. ''-Scien,iac A.
merriam.
Among the best and most service ble
wing Machines. Light AMI elegant, lin
shed, and \" simple III its construction. that
seems almost Impossible for It to get oat
1T i,pair ~ ittsi'urg Chronicle.
HAS combined with il, own peculiar mer
ITS all the really valuable impro' ennrnts OF
The higher priced muuhiucs.'- Penlis, Iva.
MAN.
This machine. in Il e "pini,n of the con-
miitrr. fills more arl. the require nts al
iIrlh ct ian lily achine than any on e1hbl.
i"n.'-t rankin Institute Exhibition Report
4 1858.
Taking into consideration simpicii,
cleaIncss. durability, and dong all WORK.
he c"Irni Ice were unanimously in favor nI
illc"A Clubs. as single thread machine.
Penn. state Agricultural S"cIeti's Report.
1--WE must. il jlslce. express our c, Mi
'ientc in HE meilts al the Wilcox 4 Glbn>
e3In. Machine. We consider that u great
Irsidrratum has teen supplied 10y it, III prov
ny. iey"nd DO Iht, that Nv" threads are not.
3 VAS b, pp"srd. lls' essary I" a good ma.
.hine."-, tristan Advocate aud journal,
June n. 1860.
"AItcr much wear and many ~ashingS. the
tiching is i"und to retain all the roundness.
.vrhsrss. and t.iuuess which are 80 iuuui,
"luiied ut first IN. Y. sun.
"In principle it is perfect. Engineer,
,.nndOn'
..iIas evident points of superiority over alI
theirs. y Phil Press.
"A serviceape machine. or this we have
Experience i'll our own family. ''-toslon Tlv
1.-The beauty and simplicity vi Its me chan.
,sm are admirable" -Express.
IN" Saving Machine heretofore introduc.
al has. in 81 short IL time. acquired such
veil merited popularity. "-Cn. Gazette.
Nv 10 esteem il the BEST machine Tor tamil,
use. The STITCH Is uSEXCt PIIoSABLE. -
igned by many hundred cilizcns Of Phila
iell'hia.
O. Send for a Circular. -n
JANIS WILCOX, Manufacturers
bC8 Broadway, N. 7.
sep. % 6m.
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ORPHANS COURT.

fNIIE STATED MEETINGS OF the tr
l. phans' Court OF Cecil county will lr
hciu "u the Second I ESDAl III ever.
month. Executors. Administrator, ana
waiting their accounts stated
will please bring III the vouchers Il irw day ;
before C"ntr, Z. Is. CU TLLR.
July IL, 1888. Register.
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Helmbold's Extract Byc,,u.

ro.s u ihGSNESS
""'""s yjrom Ercerst, Hubs Of Di,.i,,,;ou
E"'iy i"'i'scei,on, or .1bn,e,
ATTENDED, With rue FOLLOWING syvpr,
tnl.s pos I,n 10 tiycrtivu I,s. If p
*. D'ih ;a,tyiA 3rssthiux
\r'rS Trcnblr.
~" .'Se''e' Wdkufulntss.
~ 's'i ram III tho ;tck
H.. '''.th ,e ~ Flushing II the ,,,iy,
q .l,nl., P,It,I ,,' y" ''' 1's
.'rynes, ut the Skin.
Sc $. mnioms. if allow / /, p,on xh;., mi,
meilctme invariably rem ,v-., So, ,,Ii,v "
lMibiENEI. ftfU.ii. EPi.i,,i, arr,
!" "n" vi "hlth he p,tient III ~ expire w,
en- sly ia At 'h'' Ire n"t fire i:ntly ,l,,,I hv
those diIcfu .ii.e,se,'' -