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CHI hOhIk GU Rl...AH
UrfaIHrg cure uI Sryfma
tlrrhWH seminal Wc1knus s.,
Nocturnal EmI-s. ns, and
Az diseases caused hy self
pollution, such as Loss OF
Memory. Universal IBssi-
tuUe, Pains iu the Back,
D,uucss OF VISION, prcma
turc Old Anc, weak Nerves,
bIHiCu'ty u Breathing,
Trembling, WahptuIutss,
lfuptiuns ON the Face, Pale
CountyuuuCy, Insanity. Con -
Uaup,IOu, and all TIC uirgul
complaints ca lJ igput-
ing from the path OF na.ure.
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Ths CHEBoEEE NEDI

NC AIANNh III MEA'aH
ClHEs are sold by all enter,
pTislng druggists In ulc Ciyl-
lzcd word, Some uupr.I-
cipled dealers, how ever, Try
70 sen worthless compounds
IN place Of these - nOsC
which they can get az q
cheap Price, and make more
money by ceiling than tAgy
can ON tAg CuEkOkEE
MEDICINES, Asyouy yaluc
your hualth-ayo, the health
Of your Olpling- do not be
deceived ~ such unpIM
Cipled Druggists ASH fer
THESE MEDICINES, and
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.,-aassss FORNEW WYORK.-DESPATCH
- Is ~ and sW1nsure Lines, via Delaware and
Nhftan Canal The steamers Of these lines leaving
above w Rnut street.
FOR helpht, which will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply TO WILLIAM ~, BAIRD 4 CO., No, lAS
DELAWARE Avenue.
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We sen an me CHERO-
KEE MEDICINES by Ex-
press Except the Cherokee
Pills, these are sent by mail,
free ofpostaga), Oursceipt OF
price, 10 any part OF the civil
bed world, seCurelypacked,
ln such a manner thai no
one through whose hands
they may pass would know
the contents,
Ladies or gentlemen can
address us IN perfect cOnd-
uOuge, and We VIII lu an
cases frankly answer tfCir
letters, and give our opinion
of each individual case. We
IrCsgrige no minerals,
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1ksa TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
s2ikss-1he undersigned having leased the KENSING-
IGN SCREW DOCK, begs to inform his friends and The
patrons Of The Dock, that he Is prepared Win Increased
facilities 70 accommodate those having vessels TO be raised
OF repaired, and being practical ipcATpenter and
eauker, win give personal attention ~ All YeBsals
trusted 10 him for repairs.
Captains Agents. Ship CaTps enters, and Machinstl
having vessels TO repair, arc solicited 10 call.
Having the agency for the sale Of "Wettestedts Patent
Metallic Composition" Copper PANT for the preserya-
Jon Of vessels bottoms for this city, am prepared 70
furnish the same on favorable terms,
JOHN II. HAMNIrT,
Kensington Screw Dock,
mhll-ts Delaware avenue. above Laurel street
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hlGT| n o I / G T.,
b-S2 KEESINGTON BANK, IN THE COUNTY
PHIL ADELpIITA.

PHILADELPHIA, Octo0er 70, 1871.
Notice Is hereby given agreeaby TO section OF the aCt
OF the General Assembly OF the Commonwealth OF Plnn-
SYN ana, entitled An act enabling Banks of the Common
wealth 20 become Associations for thepurpose OF Bankng
under me laws olthe United States approved the 22d
day OF August A. D. 1854 that the stockholders VI the
kensngon Bank in the county Of PHILADELPHIA have this
Gay FOltuo become such an Associations and that its
directors have procured the authority OF the owners OF
more than two thirds OF the Capital Stock make the
States.
1921 q r. YTpETs C4gfIer
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Prices N the Cherokee
ModlClnes-Ch Cherokee Rene
dy, 81 q bottle, or o bottles
for s.. Cherokee Injection,
~ a bottle, or 3 bottles for
o.. Cherokee Cure, a. a
bottle, or . bottles FOR IS.
Dr. WTights EMNiT, 81 a
bottle, Or , bottles for 50,
Cherokee Pills, for fgmales
81 a DoS, or o boxes for 90.
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It is prepared IN a hirhly
concentrated form, the G1tt
only bl.uFf. Hm one t1fwu tea
spooRlI's three times per day.
ltiG Uiurutic ana aiterAuvc
in rs Houuu5 purify ing and
cleansirg the blood, causing
u 90 flow In nll its original
purity ana yigor; thus temo-
wing tum the systOm all nor
nlcious causes which have IN
ducCd disease.
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~I9J@ NOTICE.-AT A GENERAL, MEET

hG@y@ NOTICE.-AT A GENERAL MEET
- ing OF the stockholders OF 1.-THE Bank OF Penn
TsTps6iPo IN the county Of Philadelphia held g tAe
banking house, In thu city OF Philadelphia THURS
october 20 1861 the following preamble and resoa
whereas, The Directors Of the Bank orPsnn Township,
In ne county OF Philadelphia have procured the 1Fea
authority OF The owners Uf tWOthd8 OF the capital stock
OF the said Bank 20 make the certificate required by ho
laws Of the United States 20 change and the said
Bank into National Association for carrying on The bus
ness tl banking; therefore,
Resolved, That he Bank OF Pom Township, In the
county OF Philadelphia, shall become and the same is
hereby changed and converted Eto an association for
carp Ina on the business Of banking under the laws OF tho
United States entitled An act e provide national cur
genuy secured BY pledge United States Bonds ana 70
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof ap
proved June q lt4 And the name OF the said national
association SHAH be THE PENN NATIONAL BANK.
And the Directors the said Bank hereby authorized
20 do and perform every act matter, and thing necessary
20 be done 70 carry Into fun and complete effect the nten-
tion OF this resolution And the Cashier shan publish
oe thereof for thirty days, IN tho North American and
United states Gazette newspaper Of the city Of Phia
depha, and SEND Ike printed notice by NAL Or Otherwise
each stOckhoder agreeab 10 the provisions OF an act
OF the Legislature OF the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania
entitled IAN act enabling the Banks Of this Common
wealth TO become Associations Tor the purpose Of Bank
ing, under the laws Of the United States approved
August ~ 1854. JAMES RUSaELL,
l02l-30t Cashier,
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Or. WHGOHT'S REJU.
NENATlNG ELlNR; or,
Essence OF Lilo! Prepared
nom pure Vegetable TX
tracts, containing nothing
injurious 90 the most deli-
cate.
Tho Eciuvunaung Elixir
is the Jesuit OF modern
discoveries I'm the vcgota-
bic kingdom; being an
entirely now and abs .raCt
method tt cure, iIrtsIec-
tive Of all the Old and worn
out IS stems.
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4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

tblllIADtlIHlA, WlLMl NGlON, AND
a BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE Oh HOURS
On and after SUNDAY, HovombCrl3, 1868,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for
baltimore AZ 5O1 (ENpress, Mondays eNecpted), sO5 A.
M. 70 NJ, 22O, 80 30 aud 10 20 +. NJ.
L, VI.
wilmington at 300 Mondays cxcepted), 800. llIsA.
NJ, 2:3g, 1rU, $40, 10 ~ and ll'CgF. Nj
New Castle at sU5 A. ". end t0OP. 81.
Dover at Suj A. NJ. and 400 L. NJ.
Mifutd nlS % \. NJ
Salisbury ~ $40 A. NJ.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore a. B'A5, $40 A. "a. (ENpreBs), lie,
4'iO, 6 SO, and 10 20 i. M.
Wilmington nt l4s, 7l5, ol5 A. NJ, l22i loO $50 439,
G 20, S35, and lO'Oe r. NJ.
Salisbury at llA5 A NJ.
Milford at . 30 4. N.
Dcvcrat Gtp A. NJ, and 3'55 pm
New Castle at 30 A, NJ, and 500 2. VI.
PM.
Leave Baltimore forsslsbury and intermediate stations
al 1925 +. NJ.
leave baltimore FOR Dover and intermediate stations at
TRAINS FOR BALTmOEE
Leave Chester at $40 A. NJ, 3Os aud lluJ r. n.
=. ~
Freight Trains, with Passenger Gar attached VIII run
as follows 3-
Leave Wilmington for Perry VILE and intermediate places
at 7'40 z. NJ.
stNDAYs Only at 500 A. NJ. lOSoP NJ, from PhHa-
From Philadelphia to wilmington at 100 A. NJ, 1880
and IL On z. NJ.
From Wilmington to philadelphia atl4sA A. NJ and Gao
T, NJ Only at 1925 +. NJ from Baltimore Philadelphia
al IL. Y. kENNEH, Superintendent.
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ApErmA WEDNESDAY NovrnBrn 1871


nR. W. r. MERwIN & co IS COLUMN FOR
~ THE CHEROKEE MEDICINES
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS, AhNs, AND LEAVES
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A few doses restore the
appetite.
Three bottles cure tho worst
case 0i impOtCncy.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores men
tai power,
A few doses bring the rose
10 the cheek.
This medicine restores
10 manly vigor and robust
health the poor dCbiH-
tntcd. worn down, and des-
pairing ldoyOtee OF sensual
pleasure,
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CllEkOkEE REMEDY,
The great Indian Dlurotie
cures all diseases OF the
urinary organs, such a. IN
c0utuunco Ct the Urine,
Iuflsma' ion Of the bladder,
ILLUMINATION u the Kid
ncys. Stone In the B adder,
Structure. Gravel, GiCot,
GCroirhnA, and iaespeci
ally recommended In those
cases Of tluOr Albus Cor
whites Ia feua'os) where
all the old nauseoul medl-
clues have failed.
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Ia FOR LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY,
.sssssslh.Aa November rs,
The British slip PHILADELPHIA, Captain O. r. Pool,
WIN san for the above port on the ION November,
THOMAS RICHARDSON q CO.,
1923 No, lOl WALNUT Street.
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EADING RAILRoA
GREAT TRUNK LIgs

GREAT TRUNK LIgH
FROM PHIL NDELrnIA To THE INTERIOR or
PENNSYLVANIA, TIE SCIUYLKILL, SUg-
QUEHANNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYoAiIEG VALLEY,
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, andPalnful Men
situation.
They cure Green Sick
ness (Chl0rOsis),
They cure Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains In
the Back and lower parts
Of the Body, HeayinetH,
Fatigue on Slight ENertiOn,
PalpitatiOn Of the Heart,
LOwneSs Of Spirits, Hyste-
ria, Sick Headache, GlddI-
ness, &C., &c. In a word,
byTemoyingthe irTegulATity,
they remove the cause, and
with II all the effects that
spring isOm II.
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In the CHEROKEE MEDI-
clnes, the unfortunate will
ind = day Of deiyeTance
fTOm suffering and pain. A
day splendid and glorious,
when they shah no lOlger
suffer without cessation or
repose, either through mer-
eenary quaCks or The mefii-
cheney ofnRuseous prepRra-
ilOns.
The "CheFokee Medicines
accomplish their ransom
their emancipation. An
emancipation SO great 80 ad-
miTAble, and so prolific OF
universal good. These medi-
clnes viii prove, IN any and
every case, faithful and
neyer-falllng friends IN the
time Vi neea
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,.zsfaErr. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
szAns pool, touching at Queenstown, Cork IIarboT.
The we'll known steamers OF the Liverpool Now York,
and Philadelphia Steamship Company are Intended 10
sail as follows g.
CITY. OF LoEDoN, Saturday, November 20.
EINA, Saturday, Deceubrr3.
EDlNBURG, Saturday, DecembeTlO
Al North River
RATEs OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
first $4,000 Storage ,,........ $1,000
frtt Cabin TO London 40 W steSrage 70 LOndon $500
Hst Cabin 10 Paris. 100 90 Steerage 10 Pars.. 8OO9
Flrst Cabin 70 Hanbrgl6J0O BtecTge Hamburg. 400
Passengers also forwarded TO HAvre, Bremen, Rot
teTdam, Antwerp, &c, a. equally low rates,
tares from Liverpool or Queenstown ;-First Cabin,
$780, $40, s2lO. seerago from Liverpool and Queens
town, $40, Those who wish q send Tor their friends can
buy tickets here az these rates,
For further information apply at tho C0mpanys ohlces
JOHN %. DALE, Agent,
No III WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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SHIPPING.

.ss6sFE, FOR NEW YORK.
OUTSIDE LINE.
COASTWISE 81 TEAAfSHIP COMPANNS
NEW FREIGHT LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
and connecting for al Northern and Eastern cities and
New Orleans, sailing every
TUESDAY,
THURSDAY,
AND SATURDAY,
from the Companys wharf Arst above Race street and
New York, from Pier IL, North River days, At
Bpm,
For Toight which win be received daily handled in the
most careful manner ard delivered with the greatest dol
WILLIAM J. TAYLOR & CO.,
lilo 3m No. 90 North WAarvC1.
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THIS ELIXIR cures Hys-
terra, General Debility, Pat
pitation Ui the Heart, and
lmpotcncy. ltreSores men
tai power and the appetite,
and causes tho rose 70 mount
the cheek of paliort asad tha
debilitlted man or woman
10 feel yigor1Ss and strong,
the young and ambitious
blood 20 course through
every vein, the nerves 20
become strong, and tho fires
Of new lie and ylgor 10 re-
animate the entire body,
building up the constitution,
restoring 10y and h,O to many
a sad and dakenod fireglde.
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Leave the Companys Depot. at THIRTEENTH and
CALLOWltLL Streets, Philadelphia at tho follow wing
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ERElGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
a an the stations tte Camden aud Amboy aud eon-
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Composed OF simple yege p
table eXtTsotE, they contain
nothing deleterious 70 any
constitution, however den-
cate, their function being 70
substitute strength for weak .
ness, which, when properly
used, they never fail 10 DO.
They may be safely used
a. any age and at any period,
ercepf during The JfrIt three
months, during which the
unfAiling nature of their Rc-
tiOn would lnfAlllbly PRE-
yEET pregnancy.
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TyHE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL
= ROAp.-TEN DAILY TRAINSi PHILADELPHIA
TO PlTT5BURG-3J6 MILES,
The Ticket Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
RAILROAD is now located at the New Passenger Depot
PHILADELPHIA.
ON and after MONDAY, October 81, 1861, trains will
leave Philadelphia as tollOws;-
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NoTIcE

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Tess 81 MnhaH a
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Pa~. Fl Ia8s = 3 p th 81 E a
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talniHs afnE aef Hknav SCI
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sE auueF ngkHaar l&'
Ak1al re- haaar ar3 6HS arFss 90 lists
sand q iH tr $50 Gsaaer, g elHF ae
ssus lan8 5ts5aa "a IsH 81 Barnett
% Ausll1 y hrhrn Aas altt leel
annsF Hemss d. Barnett A
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g. Jams B@.grft pNaf -
Aasres Ebs3ElH "4'
1~a haaarea 500 etsGt .ht alrA aar
huudrd snA aere atst para u Na SIN
fhr ath Kauae 083 #fes o. tAe iath
Rams. - us eraiA eaf t"g4sF ane
hnsdna anil iaeHtl sces SOUTH lAftaf
III \ 81 the 10th tiant. uuaefs,
RglEaek a Guaiale. ~
( Firht, .asc serve sFath half SO Va the
eh taHsc. oaner MaFg esie, u
Hirhuat taX.
Z Wpusa aHd Barn and nall sHft ~ ~
intiis "a baAa, eHnsF a. y z tslc. 2Asi
{ sirtf-tWD acres Lot No ~ f. the Lttb
Range. aNner iaFtRku How 81
I -Four acre. aflaasl fsft u III Me- ln ihg
srh Range. u h4inG tht sffas premises
decided hy Ora >iade g. Wm, 4 Mason,
May gth.l~tH oWnrr WEI ~ Mason We
Fopr hitnared and hhiF i"Af gre q .4ha
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L A CUT TO ORDER.
TNDEsTRUCTlBLE
PATEET BURIAL CASES

TNis iavanf,la relates ia 5 new ard Improved
rsssss fcsastrarune and Marblsaxlag Cpf8ns an
seH~A combating
.THE STRENGTH AND fMrEkaEABiLAff ~
Eg0N ASb THE DUEABfiITY % ST0SE
aaa y aaart srF9euraste ff iMe nsHai npirsHi awf
is Ayfb fer giF and Caantrs. Far ~ paFfss q
pFsAfgsiian lies 81 msae Alb ard AFhh
rom. Hna tg esst less uan 8gisHr teHHs
Thef anasa - safgnssa ~ tNNgts q tF@ NF
hs8t Hanlrfa1s ssfimaalals u ~ b fftHt
FREwgHk gfNSsLKYs,
katlzhA q
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-nn Will Ut FORFEITED ~
stAfN ~. L.. nIA
~
Asp u'}ftgf HAEtf&
srfglN tIItfNts ANn St l0
sIeHEf tNr NfItf t1Fl
%
h1lU SEMI tNCfE oN NkBnnp
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no TuE LADIES.

rF'o TfTE LADIES. The celebrated
L DIR q. DIX particularly invite 81 iadies
who need . He3ieai - fgfsif NJ adetes t5caii
Bt hs Rooms, NO. 81 Endie0tt street HesianY
Mass., wkich Ties wiil arranged i0rthelr spec
tai accommodation.
Dk. DIX having 1epoted'oycf taeHfy ycare
n this particular branch 81 lite ffe0tmgtufall
disca 81 peculiar to females, Y srov cpiteelel
bF ai lbelii iu DEL country ara iHInfai 2 fthas
ne tzcels 40 other Known pt8ethNntn % l18
safe, speedy sad e~iIHgtnai treatment q H3 ieF
Wtle complaints.
ils medicines aro prepared With Ne cxHfesf
putpQse 81 rrm0sjae aIl di. , speh ne az
ttAty. weakness, nneaturai snrprea lttst ~
iaYcrmeufsof tbe womb, also, Hi discharges
Which A8w ffom y morbid stait q the bioal
TIE Doctor l- faF iGIl IffFsfta i8ifeft n hts
peculat effle, bo9 uaaje IS oht ao1 ee4iiy,
al l4aa.e- offla feaa SEX and they afs ~
sIEctfli i invited 90 eat ~
No. 81 LH5ifoH N'yftt, Eoslon,
3li ettois requiring advice must ce1fissn csc
ani'ar 10 cps IRE So answtr,
Boston. Son. ~ Ise4,mi54e
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II. w. Ilrndlcs's

H. W : -
p3tatA Dlpal Elliptic Sta. Spring Skis.
Thi, invention consists Of buplcS or twul Flip
90 steel springs. iugsninasly b@raitrl tightly ana
Hrmh Together eiec 10 cdgc. making the toughest
most Elastic. Flexible and Durable spring escr Us.
ed. enabling the NtaFtr In consequence Of Hs great
elasticity ana teXihitncNs. to place and iold u when
in as. rs rasii, and With the same convenience asa
STA or MusiSn Dress. lt%cntlrcly obyiates aud 81
lraces tho pniy objections 10 Hoop skirts w; the
unnayanec 10 the wearer ~ Wei 81 the pubic, er-
ueriaitt IA crowded assemblies. tarringcs. Railfosd
tarN Church PewA - Ia any crowded place, from
the difficulty 81 contracting them and uecupyih $
small spAee. This entirely removes tbs difficulty,
wiiir gis ing the ~kirt tbs usual fail and Syinn9slrl-
cal fernt. and the it.hiest most htFiisN tnd graceful
aptf,raAce fr the street. opera. promenade. or
ha,ssc dress. A lady having enjoyed the pleasure
snl ennfiuri and great convenience 81 wearing onr
~ Tie UnpleN Elliptic spring Skiris Tor a single
dan, viii nrker Afterwards willingly dispense Win
and 3 great improvement aver other kinds 81 SKIRTS
III Miss,s and Young Ladies whu wear short dress
-. tic ~.b.ticity ami ueAtbiitt5 Of thrtn prevents
whtn coming iu contact With any thing rruWdinE tbe
llnap clusclY 20 the person. front pushing out the
/ ati.er side vf the Hoop % dress ard agath they are
-, much mart durable and not lkely 50 bend "
/ break ~ Get ont 81 shape. TIE Bottom Rods on 81
I toNrrAi 70 prevent The covering irutu wearing gu
/ ihe r,ais when dragging down stairs. stonr steps Se
4 which thry ar constantly subject to when NJ use.
MI sre Wis8e II the btstqnaiity ~ corded iapeS.and
esert part ~ tfe skirt is % tue very best materials
Hfs e4iarantccd la every respect % ~ hy far The
l-st. H,osi comfortable. sna most durable >kirt eyei
na,ia. Enquire Cor tbs DtPLEN ELLlPll1
ntIrs-- T..lz1 o. NJ
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EQUINOX DRUG STORE
KEW STORE SOW oPEN.
vA- psy 10 ss,esmsssS
nntuS
MtnfftNEs
anEHtNAts
NANtT t4elil&
retiHT AEftCtf@
RkGBN NEkNs
tnsff8 TtnNAkN5
IoBa A. A. A.
NONE BUT PURE
Medicines and Drugs Kept.
Tors Tors +, ,....,.. :. j.. p-.. s..r,
TlIE LAgGEsf AssoRTnESr or
T@D N
AND FANCY ARTICLES
Ever brought TO Ibis plaos Aisa
TOY AND cnLDREN's BOOKS
lEAMLY DYE caLoBs.-a fresh let
Il For sale a me DRUG TORE
nRAKEs PLANTATION BIrrEFs. atths
IL DRUG STORE
AgETAL Tor LAMP emNNEYs. or sale
vi ne Drug sToRE
YEEs CHERRY PICTORIAL. tt sale a, ~,
n DRUG STORE.
a = Loro or PErFuMERY AND ToiLEl
n ARfiCLEs q The nEl1 sloEI-
ToY CAMS rEGfuMER1,
Please ral aud loot a. thsm.
rus xEw PERFUME called SIC
Lincoln Bouquet
For sal, a, the DRUGSTORE
LARGE ASSORTMENT 0 FEAKcY TolLE'
AErlcLrs atn.
DRUG STORE
ruEBIsr ASSORTMENT or FlsE TlsIIIS,
TACKLE IN THE STATE,
CAS- BE FOUND At the
ORIG STORE,
T.. TOWN AGENT
NONE Brr THE BEST LIQUORS WILL b
KEPT at the
DRUG STORE.
NINE cool SODA WATER,
L AT ths
uuE unotcEsf UoNFECIIoNARY,
DRUG STORE.
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THIS C%ERTIFlEs tlat | have this DIV given my
son. EDWABD 5. HoSLEY. hit time until he
Is Of age and shall pay no debts q hls contracting
or claim ans ofhi, wages afttr tHts datg
JTDsON :. llpsIEY,
DATED nj Sunderland.
this seth day Of september, iab4. ~
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BOOTS and O


a large stock.
Ladie. and Misses Glove Kid Balmorsl Boots,
Ladies and Misses Pebble Calf do do
Lsdie. aud Misses Kill BAL. aid Congress.
I.Iis. and Misses clo,h Bal. and Congress.
Chilireu and Infant Shoes, every varictys
Lsdie, Leather Travelling Bags.
WlIlow Calls, WILLOW Child. High Chair,
willOw Chili's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chair, Fancy Cabs.
Bey's Carts and w~heslbarrovs.
Psprf HansiHgs and Curlain Shades,
Very handsome new patterns.
JaAd's Patent Window Shade Fixture, -th
best thing there i,
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They Immediately incrase the strength and
deepen the colcr 81 the pale blood. They sub-
due the Chllls and Fever and diminish tile
Expectoration. They check the night sweas
always, in from seven to fourteen days. Tie
appetite is al once invirorated and tie patient
rapidly gains hesh; the cough ami the difficult
breathing are speedily relieved; she seer be-
comes calm ana relrcshi 9; the eyacuatiols
regular and uniform. ALL THE GENERAL
SYMPTOMS DISAPPEAR wirtA kAtlDl-
ITY THAT SEEMS MARVELLOUS #.
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Claims. The 500 Bounty due soldiers
cglasypd f3r wounds received m battle coiecte1.
wnnotr pEDAY. We pag especisf attention
10 claims IN which other attorney have fAtl-
er ra.cA taYe been ~susrfNUfp, ~ Shieh.
tltere ara tens % thousands. We heYe afes
collected aua paai over ID soldiers Hll tHeir.
bcir uyer 100000, aud are ptRfH tf1tt
ands daitg. We secure r. 0ns tr tea i9s'
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Der cent, md 20 pay until ~ We AaFe .uc
ccede3.
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and Is aey0teA % the interest 81 ffe older tua
hs heira-to whom If g fNyAinAutf. "fs
naand we will send yoa r. copy free, er, iof
T!nrEY ciNr wc will send ycu bF refsr7 r.
mnii fine engraved tiatad LiAeuess 4ihgfi
size} of 1T. Gen. Grant, anu lHt AhMt htt-
AN for oas war. To persons -euinR z cHb
ofs9ur, we siB send, ~ premium re Asat 700
Al L3seHess and Inf nFnALp freae "
f0r each additional subscrhef ~ flnHai
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pefson sending us a Clut s tef and : NtAb ~
entitled 10 receive. hibssJ stYfAI At9e e
ard TmF Army HEgALp f0f oae ttaf, aa4fai
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THE HYPoPA0SPRlTES
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are en- appropriate and spccifcreinedy for eV-
cry disorder characterized by any orc Or mere
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