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Drn Goods.
GREAT REDUCTION In PRICES

GREAT REDUCTION in PkiChc
PEYToN 4 JOHNSTON,
No. IA Bowery
invite he attention Of the ladies' OF Ne" OK and
SIOCh OF CLoAhS'
CIRCULARS, -
manufactured from the latest and popular lyle. i'm
ported and at twenty-five to forty per cent e''thAn Broad
way HI Nh p lif and MISSES cLoAKs-ALL SIZES
An s.,r Give stock Of SliAwLS for Fall aad Winter
Ihibet Berlin, and W oolen Shawl.
ALSO,
FALL And WINTER DRfSs GOODS.
purchased chiefly at auction very much uudcr the cost to I'm
BLACK SILKS at 81 Is. 81 30. 81 Is and ~.
coLoRED SILKS q. 81. 81 20. 81 . to - o -
GREAT BARGAINS IN FRENCH MsRiNOs,
fREXCH MTRiX0s At 81 so-ygortL g.
FRENCH MERlNOS finest imported, at - worth IS
bMrREsS CLOTHS choice color at : 70 70 = 20
BLACK ALPACAS and BOMBALlNES at all prices, from
FRENCH 'PopLINs Tartan Plaids, =: 81, 81 asto 81
New and choice DELAINES at SIC, 4oe. 'nd 'Sc
BALMORAL SKIRTS of Foreign and Domestic Msnuiic
lures very select style. from 43to 80 50
SAXONY PLAID NALENClAs al fc'' 3oc'' to Doc. :
l. MERINO PLAIDS. all wool a, 55c.. 8Oc, and 9Oc.
yard. also from auction. AZ decided Bargains.
100 dozen CLOTH GLOVES, ladies' sizes at ; to
pair - ,
pair -, -, ,,,e
equal to Bajou. OF Alexandra, al ony + % par
worth 81 Is.
Also
Purchased At suction, during the recent panic ia
DOMESTIC GOODS.
large stock Of - -
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Consisting Of
BLANKETS.
FLANNELS.
MUSLINS
TlChINGS.
PRINTS,
GlNGHAMS. &c
1NI BLANKETS superior quality - so and I'll, WORT
{ ~ sud ST. ~.
SHAKER ELANNELS, yard wide and heavy, At = d
yard. . 80 a.
Blcached and unbleached MUSLIN at 25c pc SOC, Csc
to SIC. yard.
TIChlNGS at 2ac 33c.. 45c. to- 6oc.
PRINTS. full madden COLOR wafrHntcd, 81 90.
Ladies will lind 1t their int to examine our extensive
stock. Ply ION JOhNSION
No Pa Bowery. near Houston-t.
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NINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

" lNELAND LANDS-lO ALL AN L'u
FARMs-Large and thriving seiuelnen3 mild and
yhsi climate 20 miles south Of Philadelphia by railroad
nh soil which produces lag crops which can now Dc seen
rroxns Ten twenty and y tracts at nom s29to $3
r ,cr PAYABLE within -four years Good business openings
e. tories and others churches school. and good
- IA IL now the improving place East or West
h il ala out unsurpassed Letters sh,wered faper'
report. giving foil VIII be sent rec
.TIsas. ikS X LfNDS, Vineland PostOhce Cunber.
I'D Co NJ J. From Report Of Scion Roenson A9rstfard
Jito, Of The Tribune 20 one ns ~oh eLeA'ee yfrtHe
80, IN an oImost lsre poson and suab condition Jor
.ls,sant farming that kn0~ Of u" AIDE ne h@''n
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"rT'HE CRADLE OF REBELLION"

i II any wishes % KnoW I0e incoming OF O7H'
Woor. letter on the " KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN CIR
CLEO the War of New FORK they should read the
shove work published by JOHN BRADBURN,No. 20 Walker
shy No one fully understand he in irhh "'s
Rebellion has been brought about without reading It, Nahn'
dhan jeff Davis and Shareholders in general have copied
from France Read and their tricks Political men are
10 The dsrk without II.
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GtcamboGts an0 Railroads.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-lOkk. Wis. the Eris
Railway from foot Of Chambers.si.. RUNNING THROUGH
10 CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE Or CARS.
connecting with RAILROADS Tor all principal cities in the West.
This road s being extended, and will bs in complete
running order Mansfield Gallon Urbsua Dayton Cincin.
matt and 81. Louis withou, break Of gauge
4. H. UoODNAS Cen Ticket Agt Ii. +. SWEETSFR
Meadylle Pa. General Su ..
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Donro an0 Rooms.

NVANTED-By TWO YOUNG MEN a pleas
w snt ROOM with BOARD, where there are frw or no
other bpariers Good references and required. AG
dress NJ y. Box No. lie. Tribune Office
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Ueooino CARDS. &r.

At VIM. EvERDELL's SONS, No. IO4 Ful.
"A .on st-wEDDiNG CARDS and FINE sAAA4oNE"i'
(E.,atl.hsd 1879
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New publications.
\ IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE

n IMPUKIANI MD NALUA BLL
IA COOK FOR
ROYS AND GIRLS.
BY VIM NJ Thayer. author Of The Pioneer Boy, 6c, &c
A YOUTH HISTORY OF THE REBELLION.
Ilcsty illustrated with five choice full page ensaV from
dsGgns by Champney.
PRICE 81
MI Thayes popularity u an author 90 books for Youth
s,ni 80 high that The mere mention q his in ronnec
lion with book Is considered as sufficient guaranty Of Its
i.c,uluess and worth.
THE PRESENT VOLUME
been written several years study and in sstye that
tinno' iuere w~ 30 II cal u4ted TO
pst chat greatly increasing went that while using end in.
ea ieGd the mind Of Youth 10 NE better lore o
H's'Oyg . .... ... -
RUS WORK SHOULD BE FOUND IN EVERY CHILDS
LIBRARY.
For .ile By al Booksellers. By mail rccep: Of
WALKER WISE d CO..
Publishers, Boston.
re- EoriCy.-A,ents and Canvossers wanted in every
Hato 2, sell this boob. For terus &cr apply 10 the
rublishcts.
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In Press, and viii be published in few days IAN,
FINHE GREAT WEST: EMlGRANTS', Sci
Il TIERS. ard TRAVELLERS GUIDE AND HAND
BOOK 20 the States Of CALF0EsIt and OREGON and the
Territories Of NFBRAsBA UTAH. COLORADO, IDAHO NloS
TAXA NEVADA ana WASHINGTON, with iu and &C eate
count 81 their CLIMATE soil RtSDJ K1 -, an, sxu
HRAL ROUTES 20 the GOLD flELDS, aud complete
table Of distances. by EDWARD II. BALL, author OF 10
for ,e West Price cents Orders may be addressed TO
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE. New-l OH, or to News Agents
and ,,t su.,sr
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fVIIE WFBER PIANO FORTE-

TFJ'IIE WEBER, PIANO FOKIE-
is admitted the BEST Piano Forte made. because the
mak er beside. being practical huc of long experience Is
also aTliOKOUCH MUSICIAN. thus combining advantage
possessed by other manufacturer in the United states
such j. the testimony Of y y. Mills, Robert Heller Geo f.
Brstow VIM. Mason, O. Jerome Hopkins, thas Ftadrl MN
Mae,zek, Cad Anschu,I John Iundc Marice stlakosch
Giovanni aud every good musician IN the United states
All musical a admit their great supcnory Ware
rooms. No. l53 West BToaiwsy, near Cunnlst.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trains leave
~ foot Coriandtst, for PuTrhDErPHA al and 10 g.
NJ u m AMI M and II uidni glt, ior BALTIMORE md
WA.uSGroS at and 10 a. M 1850 p. No., aud II ndns ht
itary Tickets receivl able in the and 73o
trains For other particulars see bills az otces
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trains for Albany Troy and Saratoga spgugs also
meeting with the North West leave 26hL depot a, 10
A. m and y. m.
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GLOVES, GLOVES, GLOvES.-Kh, Cloth
Misses Merno Vests and Drawers, Winter Hosiev Hens
Leggins Hoods Sonag scsrs Saxony Yarns .c 1c., at
low prices N B.-Lsdes' Undressed Kids at ELGERS
Cheap Store No. 800 and B9l Broadway near 18th essde
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Bteauboats and Railroads.

OVERLAND ROUTE 20 CALIFORNIA.
" reopsnedu under sfc.cn military protection. No lndans
10 the country through which The coaches pass Coaches
leave ATClIlSON, Kansa,, daily for DENVER CENTRAL
CITY. GREAT SALT LAKE WA5HOE and CALlFoR
MIA carrying tue great through mails aud passenger. between
the Atlantic aud Pctho States connecting at Salt Lake Cry
with my mail cosoh lines the principal points IN Idaho
Montana and OREGON,
Throu, n schedule time
BEN HOLIDAY. No. "a Broadway.
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YI'HE URINARY CANAL.-New and PAIN
L LESS TREATMENT Of It's Diseases; perfect sae and
speedy cures dispensing with Knife, Causic &c See
STRUCTURE. pages ~, Fi0h edition. Addressed TO
sufferers BY D. HAMMOND. formerly Professor in
the syracuse Medical College n \. Price IL 50 WARNER
Publisher No. Neseyst. The Author No 81 f. 27thst
ILTIMATUM.-A new PhosOphic and Sci
u ertihr work by w A. ALLiBAcO For sale, wholesale
anI retail by BURNTON No 26 Bowery and booksellers
generally. AL inquirins minds should procure copy
1nco 81 50.
UyIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1861 Con
Il tans the PRESIDENTIAL VOTES Of all The Statesby
Counties and the ofthe Towns in the State Of New
1T the Popular No;e by states in the years 1852
aud 1856 Price Is cents per copy For sale q the ,,
TRIBUNE OFFICE.
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T 0SG ISLAND RAILROAD sTMMER


NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ EXPRESS TRAINS from New-York 10 ALBANY
and TROY elye tie Depo, Of 26lh anu Foudhay
daily Except Sundays) ~
10 o'clock O. m. O'Clock ?. n.
connecting at Albany sud Troy with trains North and West
For the better accommodation OF the pubic, ments
ave been made 20 ruu the trains Of the Hudson River Rail
road o. and those Of the NeyYork and Harlem Railroad
different hours from New ok
New Cars Of the beet construction and convenient for
the use OF the passenger have been recently placed the
Harlem Road and the for tcActg lasssenSrr
and checking baggage al the principal places North and
West. are very eX'ensiye and complete.
~ Tickets Hudson River Railroad Co and Of This
Company will be received by either Company aud baggage
By either Company for Troy, Albany the
Meeting lines North ami Nest viii be delivered IT those
cities or the connecting lines without change q checks
T.. 4. CHAPLIN Superintendent
EewYork, Nov l. 1904
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90 Get.
Real estate for Sale.

A GOOD INVESTMENT-l13 Acres Oh the
n U,d.,D Riverfor 1900. HOUSE BARS, ORCHARD
tue yise Of river sold close state depot Ap
pv 20 o. ". DIrCHkLL. NOR New Chsuherssi, 20 hoor
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lCHIcKERING & SONS
GRAND 0--"N|' NJ. 90 BROADWAY .n,.
m,. E. son,a ar. co.. sler, 70, tL, ee.sbia'ea Alex
'ndre orsan' f,r ~ tn.'ei 1il,-, ----------
lDECKER BROTHERS.
~ MASUFACrCRFRS or
PIAS -FORTES,
Wsrrsnted ',r nv y-u..
/ No d BLEECkEA-sT. Que block wet nom Bfo,daly
hEN-iokA
EORTY PIANOS. MELODEONS, and CAB
Il IHEI ORGANS 81. HLg.rt.le u sciat. Now oe.aye
Plano ~ ' "a lni Pianos - s-elt bl.iin, Prre,
'sl' i,r1 i-i -.'-, y 40" }'saT :, i., ,,
I per page Cab p. a Tor scclnd.haui Pianos.
hoKAcL WAILitS' NJ %. B'oad~'y h. y
ICEORGE STICK a COS PlANOS.--The
~ Alcll profession ini te Pablo seuety respect
fgy invited 'I -l li1 etillne tArs Iu-.y crcDa'rt H.
.Iur The manufacturers heretofore are determined
3 spafe no riefiori Or etPen.e ~ a." c9n'eHn 10
f.r'ory nad sae.oon' Nos. ia nd ms wilser.,t.
ERAND SQUARE ana COrTAGE.SQUARE
" PiASUs ud urRiGHT Or CABINET PIANOS ey-
GABLER Esi'' c1. f1li-A az. ga tas Bible llolsrl
Pea, .eat ..l ef-llt
NJASON q HAMLlN respectfully announce
Va tist soy have now competed he occupation Of th-f
scl'y entr. 'ir'or ini ~f o-d other management. ior
thr lare. rre-- 90 their sauuilcurinr iacites They
lN' atfrFIfW ri - supply
ori-T Or frr CABINET ORGANS promptly! without that lu
convenient 4rfy which purchasers have Irfu alh e-ed
from Le t ll sn year PCT .y have been
aisor.rt of .sl,. Com 40 o. 500 el.h may oand
/ % tA-ir sew lois ilcs9'4Is, Mercer street.
/ DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIC Ms
Sole depot 1l Pei bets superior Harmonious whole
a ana retail Prices lnD I1 san Instruments o LIT.
J. 81 FELTON,. No. 5ii Broadway. New. Yors.
DIANOFORTES in every style ~ Prices he.
L los composition. 90 the waieio)ms o. CUMMINGS
JENNl ). No. ~ l'iya4~aS.
DIANO-FORIE Is OF Every Variety OF Style
and Pattern warranted of tlr best material ard work
uausr and fy1s-Hd M strength $50 dr..ry ef tone.
elasticity d. touch. Apply % nruui oiory 4 JAMES VAN
RIPPER, 30 l.s Woo'iers e., reaI Biers kes D.
DAVEN a. BACON.
IL PlASO-FORTE MANUFACTURERS
Warcr01lis NJ. 1876 GrlHd -. Near Broadway.
fa assortment Of we-suosu Pianos constantly on
and price, before mixing their selections
S,TEINWAY Il SONS GOLD MEDAL
y GRASD AND SQUARE rlANOS now considered
the best j.! Europe vel H this Iury, having received tho
nfs Prize Medal 10 me Worlds Exhibition IN London 1852
Tie principal WY the Struwy Pianos superior
% all Others h that Tho posed OF hyc practical
plane ntscfs fifh-r and four who invent OFT their
Improvements, aud under whose personal supervision
every part VI The instrument "a manufactured. Narroons
Nos Il and - Est Iourternt between mon square aud
Irving Place NeS-fofk.
lTa,IIE WEpEp piano EnpTE-
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

3d. COMMENCING MAY 1874. 1894
assen.er Station In New York 2thsi. and ST.
Entrance 27th-st.
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ATTTIFTI, FAPN and NILL PROP
NOR SALE, with immediate possession,

HARM FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. -
About IS acres near Plsahed, n. J. Has good loan
a.. We ,dspied 10 giain Or grazing with fair farm buildings
Pri.e y $50 which i extremely low IfyOu want bargain
sppiy At once to {. q. PRATT, No. 80 Pine-st.
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HOUSE FOR SALE.--A very fine HOUSE
HIFECKER. son & co, No. II CedarsG
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Dnstrultioil.

A CADEMY of PHYSICAL CULTURE NO:
n SO Wes,.1ahst. Mr.. T.. R. PLUME Health and md
.emet fo M aud both ssxes Ladies, C'isss- Icf
"a %. IN.
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4 CCOUNTS. &C.-Instruction III Book
N keeping Penuanshp Arithmetic Ccrrr-p,ndenc, &C.
AT GOLDSMITHS INSTITUTE. No. 7j5 Brosiw1y. Es',o'
g4, Special Inducements Offered 70 those applying me
rresent week OLIVER h. GOLDSMITH. Principal
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MrOuu,al
SIIRINER'S
BALSAMIC COUGH SYRUP,

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping
Cough, .Asthma, B, onchifis, Splitting
Blood, Pam and Weakness Of the
Breast, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
THIS is no new remedy. 1t has been
i used for a number Of years 10 Maryland
and parts of Pennsy vania, and has, wher-
ever known, acquired an unprecedented
reputation for curing the various diseases
for which it is recommended. yoxT
So apparent is its usefulness, and 20 re-
markabie have been its cures, that it is fast
| superseding every other remedy for those
discases The afflicted can rely upon its
doing as much for them. and in many casos
more than any other remedy now before
the public Chill
1t is recommended and prescribed in the
practice OF u large number OF the most intel.
lgent and able Ply scians Of Maryland. 1t }rrn
| used and considered an indispensable
| household remedy by IL large portion OF the
hrst families OF the state. S,,s
| 1t is used by all classes of society, and the
| universal opinion is that it il good. THIS
| SYRUP Is PURELY VEGErABLE COMPOUND. ~
1t is pleasant to take and never does injury. 'o
| but owing to its purifying qualities. must
10 good under any circumstances. Its elects
aIayiux tn. most Violent Coughs, purifying child
Strengthening and invigora!ins the whole
| system, calming and soothing the nerves,
| aiding and facilitating e1pectoration, ANA
DISEASED LUNGS.
Thus striking at the root Of disease, and
CnUUp die of
This disease is announced by difficulty Of
| breathing, shrill whi.tns or wheeling,
hacking cough and threatened suifOcaion,
&c. 1t mostly occurs in young children. Group
No child need die Of Group if this syrupis
properly used, and used III time. Mothers
who have croupy children should watch
no first show Of tho disease, and alwaysif th.
| keep this remedy at hand.
For cough after measles this Syrup is
most excellent. Experience has proven that
1t is equalled by no other preparation. Suruy
Tho price OF the remedy is such as to
place it within tho reach of all the poor as
well as tho rich, and every person should
have it. ia
Every person should have it in the house.
1t is true and faithful friend to all who
| value health and wish to secure themselves ,,,.J
against that most terrible disease. consum mp. '~
ion. 1t will he found the most useful, as
well as the cheapest family medicine in tho :.
world 1t has been used for the last four :"
years with success without parallel.
Price 40 cents per bottle, or three bottle,
for sl.l ttme.
Prepared BY S. A. FOUTZ & BRO,
Westminster, Nd.
For sale by DR.. H. II. MITCHELL, Elktou,
and Druggists and Storekeepers generally.
Nov Is, IS63-ly
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PHILADELPHIA, May Is, 1855,
VIM Rslstol


DEAN SIR - is With pleasure that I certify 10
the invaluable properties OF ysur Cattle Powder.
| have been using 1t for nearly eight months In
last June was travelling, my horse bo.amo very
sick; so bad that had to return home. AMI apply
to Farmer. 1t was nearly ten months before ne
was lit 10 use he being in such n low condition
happened o stop in ut Mr.. w. Whites AMI saw
your Cattle Powder | made up my mind to tfy
package and after using two Of them it was
surprising to every one who saw thu Horse. to SEQ
how much he had improved in hush AMI spir,t
Those who had seen him before he becam, sics
would scarcely believe him 10 be tho SINE I
also recommend tho Powder as b.lng a tue thing
for the urine, and also to improve tho coat, a, il
gives it II hue, silky appearance My friends see.
ing tho advantage Of it, have commenced usins il
among their Cate. No person should be without
1t in their stables. l have seen it fully tested,
and do consiior it one Of the best articles in usv
Yours very respectfully
GEORGE SNYDER.
We, he undersigned, have use your Powder,
al tho request of our friend, ,ioo. Snyder, aud
lind it very useful among our cattl,.
PETER OFT. jacob OFT,
j. q. kElSS.
Lower Merton, Montgomery county, Pa
PRICE Is CENTS PER PACKAGE
AGENTS-D. $. barnes Il Co, 2o2 Broadway.
n. T.; Dyott d Co. No. rs! North Second It
Philadelphia; 5. NJ c. Nesbitt 4 Co., poIt Do.
post, Md, successors to James Wilson
For s.le by all Druggists and Dealers.
nov T. '63-6mos,
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SAMBUCI WINE,
qualities ~ gentle Stmu!aut Tonic, Dinrs,ic, and
>udorhs, highly esteemed by eminent physicians used
in European .ad American Hospitals, aud ssns Of tn,
ira hssiiiss in Europe and America.
AS A TONIC
II ~ sSnal causing appetite, and building up ths
.ysss., ssias entirely Pare Wine Of most salusbl.
Crepe. -
AS A DIURETIC
Il inrart, healthy action Of the Glands Kidneys and
Urinary Organs, vary beneficial IN Drolsy, Gsat aud
Rheumatic Affections.
SPEER'S WINE
Is sst niIturs manufactured article but 10 pure
from the juice Of the Portugal sAmLuci grape cultivated
10 New jersey, recommended by chemists aud
vines in use, aud exce,su. article for all weak and
tsbilitated persons and the aged and nhrm, improving
the appetite and benehtting ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because II will not intoxicats other wine. It
laths no nxturem spirits other liquors. aDd il admir-
for its rich peculiar flavor and nutrtve properties
parting healthy tone to the digestive organs and =
blooming, soft and healthy skin And complexion.
WE REFER TO
. few vsll.tnewn gentlemen and physicians who have
tried the Vino:
Ger. Winfield Scott, Us. 4. Or. Hays, Boston.
J. +. Chii.oe, Il i. city Dr. Ward, Newark, NJ.
pf fkrAer, ~ 1 Guy IN. Uruhherty,
Drs. Darcy Hteholl, New Or. Marcy New York.
ark, my. Or. Cunminge Portland,
ty-Ncns genuine without the signature of" ALFRED
sPEEH Fasssic, N is the mock Of each bctt 81
MAKE ONE TRIAL or THIS VINE.
As-Tor sale by RossELL 4 HINES, Elkton, Nd, and
all Arst Glars dealers who also sell the CASTELLA PORT
BRANDY choice old article in'aoited only by MIR.
bpser, direct from the vaults Of Ojsorto.
A. sPSER, Proprietor.
vISsyAlp--PsSsai New Jersey
osrIsh-2oS vrosiway, New York.
JOHN LA R0Y, Paris,
Nay IA, Issa-Iy. Agent Avr Francs and Gurn.oy
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Ell X TON ACADEM Y,

ELkION, MD.
JOSEPH ROOP, A. Ii. Principal,
LATIN, GREEK, MATHEMATICS, &c.
Miss c. w. Thorpe, Preceptress,
ENGLISH BRANCHES AND FRENCH.
Professor Theodore AscherfeId,
MrsIc AND THE GERMAN LAxGrAoE.
TT is the design of those connected with this
l. Academy, AS Teachers, to maintain a
school OF the first standing, one that may ask
and merit the patronage Of the public, by of.
terinS to Young Ladies' and Young Gentle-
men every opportunity of procuring \ tho
rough ana finished education.
Pupils from distance may obtain board
on moderate terms in the town.
-Four Terms, vt Eleven Weeks each, ecu.
stitute year.
RATES PER TERM:
Elementary % 90
Algebra, Geometry, Natural Philosophy,
History, Composition and Defamation 4 90
Latin, Chemistry, Physiology & Rhetoric 80
Greek. Surveying, Mental aud Moral
Philosophy &c 90
EXTRAS:
french ............-..... 81 90
neinlSh 90
Music on Piano and Guitar ouch ...... 10 90
Dla"iip ...-- 90
Water Color Painting ............. } OJ
Fuel. NC. for the season. -.... / IN,
oct g., 63-ly.
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FOUTZ'S MIXTURE.

THE rs a safe and reliable remedy for the cure
of rheumatism, Painful Nervous Ah'cc
tions, Sprains, Burns, Swellings, aud all
BEST diseases requiring an external application
on Man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure the
LINZ Pol.Evil, Fistula, old running Sores, or
AESr sweeny, if properly applied. For Sprans,
Scratches, Bruises. Cracked IIoof, Chafes,
FOR Saddle or Collar Calls. Cuts or Wounds it
is an infallib!e remedy. Try it and be con.
WINGED of its great efficacy.
MAN RHEUMATISM.
Persons afflicted with this disease, no mat
ter Of how long standing, can be promptly
AND and efectualy cured by using thi. Mixture
There is nothing in the world so sure and
so good TO take away bad Corns, aud cure
Beast Frost Bites as this preparation Try it and
satisfy yourselves Price Is and 50 cents per
Ssw bottle Prepared by
5. A. FOUTZ h BROTHER.
Westminster, Md.
in use For sale by On. II. H. MIrcusLL, Elkton
and Druggists and Storekeepers everywhere.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-16

TINE celebrated WELLINGTON COOK
Il STOVE with extended fire box for long
wood. This new and beautiful Cooking
Stove challenges all competition for the ex-
Snisite style Of ornament, and perfect opera
sion in al respect. The oven extends under
'he fire box, and the daes arc 30 arranged
that the whole oven surface will bake per-
ssctly and uniformly. The slightest exatain-
alton Of this stove must satisfy ever, one
that it is universal tavorite. 1t commands
very extensive sale. For sale at city
prices, by PRYOR 4 BRO.
(Csntwe,i's old stand , E!kton, Ad.
Aug. /. 1868.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-16
Shriner's Indian VermIfuge.

~ 1NCE the introduction Of this beautiful Pre-
- paration, it has been steadily Advancing into
public favor. Its astonishing efficacy in expel-
ing Worms has *******~~@ won for it many
friends wherever F. it is known and
hese speaking its 10 Z praise 10 others,
that it is fast 4 being introdu.
ced into every I DESTROY T family in the
Seeo%ing WORMS '" make 'si i, st still
moro worthy the X ( preference al.
ready shown it, the *#***x~~~* Proprietor is
putting it up in a much handsrmer style than
FORMERLY. 1t is now prepared with the greatest
care Of uniform strength, with plain directions 50
that any one can administer 1t.
1t is entirely Fegetable-Perjsctly Safe
and Harmless.
And has never been known to fill to expel womrs
where worms existed The Proprictors boldly
.ssert that i, is superior to any other preparation
in the world.
fF"Ask for sHRINER'S INDIAN VERMl.
fCGE. and tax, no other.
II Price 70 Cents per Bottle.
Prepared by S. A F0UTz / BRO,
Westminster, Md,
For sale by DIR. II II. MITCHELL, Elkton
and Druggists and Storekeepere everywhere.
Nov 70 lS63-ly
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-04-16

SILVER PLATED, FORKS l. SPOONS.
lust received a good assortn,cn mt of Tribe
- Plated Forks and Spoons; a superior
article, and warranted to be as represented.
For sale, at city prices, by
mar 10 f. W, STAPLES.