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New YORK, Oct. 26.-The Hcralds cor
respondent with Sheridan of the o5th says,
our men are enjoying q respite after the
late battle, our position is nearly as before
the battle, with the exception of having
made Judgement on the left summit OF
the Massantle Mountain.
The following is the official report Of what
We captured on the 19.h, 1900 prisoners
Of the rank and file, 81 commissioned off,
GERS, As peices of artillery. 40 cannons, 3
battery wagons, 1913 horses and mules with
harness complete, 80 mbulances, so army
wagons, 1900 rounds artillery ammunition,
1900 small arms, several wagon load, of
stuff including all the medical stores OF the
enemy and large quantity OF small arms,
ammunition and a large number Of battle
flags.
A letter from the President was read to
the army thanking Gen. Sheridan and his
brave army for the months operations in
the valley, and especially for the splendid
work of the 18th.
Our losses on the 10Th, though not off,
cially reported, will swell up nearly as fol-
lows: $-s! -
Army OF Western virginia-Killed, so;
$50; prisoners, 400. Total, SIS.
18th Corps-Kiiled, 400; wounded, 200
prisoners, 100. Total, loo.
9th Corps-Killed, 800; wounded, 1000
missing 50. Total, 1850.
Col. kitching's Division-Killed, 20;
$50 missing, IS. Total, $50.
Grand total, 4,OS6.
Capt. +. w. Smith, of the I'd Mass. cav
airy, formerly q resident of San Francisco,
WAS killed at the battle of Cedar Creek.
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Canadian Capitals.

QUEBEC, Oct. 27.-It is reported that the
Conference has selected Ottawa for the
capital OF the United Provinces, Toronto
Tor the capital OF Upper Canada, and Que
bee of Lower Canada,
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Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Get. 27.-The steamer Canada
from Liverpool 18th, and Queenstown 10Th
has arrived.
It is denied that the pirate Semmes has
left Liverpool.
1t is thought peace will be concluded at
the Vienna conference.
PER STEAMER CANADA FROM GREAT
BRITANNIA Spanish steamer unknown
from Antwerp came to anchor at Shore
ham Sussex county, on the 18th Of Oct. in
charge Of the officers OF the U. S. Frigate
Niagara, which vessel had seized her on
suspicion OF having cargo to run the
blockade, the Niagara was in company
with the steamerat Shoreham. The steam
er Sacramento was also Oft New Harden on
mel
The owner of the blockade runner has
published letter, denying the statement
that Capt Semmes had sailed in his vessel
as stated and ridiculing the idea that the
little steamer ranging up less than 100 tons,
IS TO be managed and armed from the
steamer Laurel.
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U. ,. Circuit Conrf Decisie..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. N.-The case Of the
West Chester lPa.) Je0e7sonian came IN
before the U. s. Circuit Court YESTERDAY.
Inc jury rendered verdict for the plaif,.
tins ior ~, 900 damages, fer illegal seizure
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The Rodman Gun.

NEW YORK, Oct. N.-The 2O-inch Rod
man gun WAS tested yesterday at Fort
Hamilton. Il was first fired with a blank
cartridge Of 100 pounds Of powder, then
with 500 pounds and solid shot Of 1000
pounds, and finally with 200 pounds and
. solid shot at an angle of p degrees. This
shot was thrown four miles. The full
range OF the gun will be between five and
six miles. The experiments were entirely
successful.
BY the forthcoming report Of the Santa
ry Commission it will be shown that the
value of the contributions received exceed
$1,000 900.
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q A Boston mechanic has invented two
story railway car with smoking and
sleeping reons alot..
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a she Copperhead near Sing Sing went
to the green house of a Unionist 70 mr..
chase wreath for plaster bust Of Nc
Cleiian mot modelled by the people-their's
wont be done till November. ssWhat kind
VIII be most appropriate?" said she.
~ reaths for the dead are usually made
OF immortelles, Madam" That Woman
stayed not upon the order of her going.
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pECVu uame-Wneu Win all Its faults tho
Democratic party stood by the country and
the flag. What It was then, and where Il
stands now, Alexander Fl. Bullock Of Mas
sachusetts thus eloQuently sets forth:
1--WE once had Democratic party vital
with an intense national sentiment: nation
atty was its passion. Il spoke defiance to
the public enemies, and support to ita gov
eminent. II had caught the spirit Of the
great Clay in the days when he sounded
the claim of the colors at the masthead to
De the credentials Of our seamen. cloud
cheering.) It stood by the angry Jackson,
and gave TO him the powers of war and the
keys Of the Treasury when he threatened
the French king. Il granted everything
to the conquerers Of Mexico, and wove gar
lands tor every returning veteran. In war,
1t was In its element. Its cry was, "Our
country, right OK wrong (Cheers.) Il
drove from the national councils those who
found fault with the war measures Of the
administration. It was indeed . war de-
mocracy in all those days. But how are
the mighty fallen. (Applause) This par
y Of martial traditions has suddenly let
the blood all out Of its veins. (Laughter.)
The choral music Of the Union 10 lost to its
ears. II no longer rises with the victories
Of the flag, but fnds its success only in the
defeat of our arms. loud applause.) AT
3 time when the President is struggling for
the life of the Government, it brings to
him, not q chaplet af laurel, but crown Of
thorns. And even former statesman of
Boston in the days Of Wing ascsndency,
who as her representative in Congress Yot-
ed supplies and forces to penetrate Mexico.
Is nov found acting in fraternal accord
with these men, and supporting for the
Vice Presidency one who has publicly de-
cIared his preference for dismemoernent
of the country rather than prosecution of
this war;
/. is Robert C. Winthrop-dishonored
representative OF an honorable name
whom the last sentence of Col. Bullock de-
fnoiishes. ga
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The new law Of Congress in regard to the
naturalization Of aliens " no have been in
the military or naval service is not rene-
rally understood. Attorney General Fos-
ter explains 1t to mean that regular natu-
radiation continues to be indispensable.
but an honorably discharged alien soldier
10 entitled to be naturalized upon proof of
one years residence in the United States
previous to the petition foe naturalization.
The United States gunboat Shenandoah
arrived at Havana on the 10th ult., with a
request from our government for the de-
livery on board OF Appleton Oaksmith.
cneged with being engaged in the slave
trade. The Cuban police were st once sef
to work, but failed to find him.
"A large number, of idle oontrabands
about Washington, who refused to work
IOr government on the railroads, were on
Thursday conscripted for the purpose and
sent Oh under guard.
IAN armistice, eh?" said al officer with
two crutches and one leg. "Cer.ainly. I %
for an armistice-after Richmond and Pc
tersburg and Charleston have fallen. aftar
Mobile aid Wilmington are ours, after the
last armed Rebel has keeled UP in the last
Rebel ditch. Oh, love armistices; but I
want them to come from the Rebel side and
not from our side"
Auuy Johnson mas sua.G opinion Of
Mcclellan. He said il his Cincinnati
speech -
VI know Mr.. Mcclellan well. He falls
far below mediOcrity "a very nice little
gentleman. When you try to get hold &c
and grip him, he is so small Won can't
find him. He's SO little there's no place 20
whip him on. Whatever there is az MIN is
nothing else but what Mr.. Lincoln mas
made him. Ifany part c. the war Is =
failure, il is that part which was Conducted
by Mcclellan = :
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CALEB CUSHING REPUDIATEs MCCLEL-
Lam" Warrington" the Boston cores
pendent of the Springfeldg Re0s6tfcan,
mentions report concerning HoQ. Caleb
Gushing. He says:
Mr.. Gushing has not spoken yet. It is
rumored that he tells the people that. Lin
coin is sure TO be elected, and that the war
will close in the spring, but that if McClel-
Ian should by any chance succeed it would
last for years. This is a common sense
view Of the subject, but even if Mr.. Cush-
ing entertains it, it is probable that his
deep-seated hatred ofthe Abolitiouists will
keep him from saying SO in public.
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from Albany.


~u0 = 20, a., sou =. 'HR AND TUX Hf rs or %
r.RrSnsrs -yss MILITIA Law. src.
ALBANY, March 10. 1884
Ex Judge Hilton appeared sce>. 'n' Assembly %"
xsittee Cities this afternoon ~ 'usosy o' '"o o"'
giving Mayor power fsosN aepsf''neoss
He nado ssvess, Interesting and sps 'a'' o'V'op
menes The communities action upcr 'n' peAsro
further than 10 place tho bill In Mr. If'tcrs aa's
makeslme am,oda.ents suggested by bis SPEECH
Tho Assembly w91 m session tonight and coaspN'rei
the Militia law COMMITTEES Of che Whole. There
was spicy debate ovsr Its provisions II Nss finally
progressed
Tho Senate In seesion al the Deievan House all
the evening over dinner eivsn by Senator Field The
eaabios were prepared uns. the charge OF the famous
catorer OF that house, formerly OF the New York Hotel
The OCCASION was OF those raro entertainments
whore the politician dsappeara aud apoar al friends
around tbs couviysi boar1 Toasts songs, speeches
and after dioner talk were kept untd n,ar minght
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appropriations Tor Northern lakes sud West
necessary preserve them from raia AMI
make such Temporary repairs be necessary befo
more peemsaeot works can be constructed
ras o0ORr
Mr. WILSON. trep) OF iowa. introduced bill TO abolish
sos...s .;ss,o.. o. .s.osy. q, sosD.ss
tee on Revolutionary Pensions giving ITO the Revolutionary
lives addition the penslons which hey
Mr. rAasswonrn Crep, q IN. wished to know how many
Mr. sr.vnss (ssp1 Of Pa asked whetasr the additional
Mr. Law replied in the negative
Mr. Srsvsrs humorousy gave FOR asking the
Question that tue widows might marry la yesr (Laugn'
m..tos. !opel Q. Ky wished 70 kno. whether the
perTe a Of married men around hun lLa9ghter1
The bill was unanlmo ,sls passed
The House passed the SENATE bill placing the name Of
81 hs Ss a Se where
wounded on the ls OF July 1855 from which me the pen
70 . .ns Road,
reported the CONSTRUCTION canal for army
and naval vessel. from the Mi.ssspp rye. 70 The
be taken on its passage
bed Of the Il'aois aud Michigan Canal the improve.
sash assna.oh The nature 2, the w95. ana
ani above tue espen.ss management and
shall be paid Of the United States
fer ssd 70 issue in TsdssmsSe
the oS 70 Ss rsa e al 81 OF tps
= NJ ao.sAs opD q Ind ID ,.ssd the the aus0r as ss
recelys its first consideration In tue Committee o. the
50 transferred
MI s e S h .s .. e' At S
the o5 iscons to consideration before the House
Oh ection was made 10 the second reading Of the b
The question therefos rsurrei under the rules. shall
tue o 20 9Th vis 10 accommodate, ren.men
tina. the bin be postponed 70 day certain II order
should receive full ami iar consideration question:
Sa' %'Sa Sa @ es s1
ring the Last session The government was asked only TO
penat,res 10 he prosecution Of the work
Be 20 ss1
asked free play asd and far -. -,
Whatever Nigh. be It's on Account Of the rrssSar
came into the House The bill previously reported
Mr. DAWES trepS Of Mass would no. supper, this meas.
nnes. properly modiaed but he was willing the
bill shou,i receive proper consideration -
moved postponemen Of the bill until Monday week aud
reorosirios BRIDGE FALLS or !Hx oaio
Mr.. Assosp from the Committee on Roads aud Canals.
Of heretofore passed authorize
the Louisville and Nashville and Jefferson and Maysvlle
railroads construct bridges the falls of the Ohio
ras ssScurVs. LEGISLATIVE AND JUDICIARY APraopRtA'
The House I, committee resumed the consideration OF
the Executive Legislative and Judiciary Appropriation bill
Among tue tiens the DEPARTMENT Of Agriculture
SlS for collecting agricultural statistics and for the
chase OF cereal vegetable and flower seeds $3M Apnro
praons ALSO made 70, the propagation and distribution
of vaiasbs plants cuttings aud shrubs
Tn. Bit with atacndments was reported 70 the House
but iehnis action was not taken thereon.
PENSIONS WAR or 1917
Mr. SPAuLDtr, of Ohio. introduced bill granting
Surviving soldiers of the Of 1872 aud
includes in its all WHO served in the regular army
navy, in the militia for term of two mouths
Al quarter pas, four O'Clock the House adjourned
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SUPREME CouRr-CIRcur Part i-saaar CAug.a-Noa
I5ig 1877 1895 1914 1865 1923 1913, igts l7ts Part =
rs Duane sreet-Nos 1879 Stl Ga 63 80 Nj I0sB
lo1s 1850 7a2. llo3 lilo. ils. iita iiis Ills leo E
liza tt26
supassR Couar-srsoiAL TERm-No, li--i.mnrrer--
l52. 1876 Isl 49, 1870 l92 i)s t95 1876 I12 13 300 D
1Ds, gB 2Dt Ab5 BOB 90 ssu OF law and fact
sgrsasou 0oyRI,-Iat.t Tman Part Nos sis sali
s5N Dt, Part 2-Nos 2nl s46J, 1872. 20s. 2O5s $40
2l2s 1872, 3S). l7,s. 9B. $40 s2)5 3s26 1924
COMMON PLEAS Couar.-part Mos 3il lN aG 370
i5s 800 800 - al t64. t5I 4Sl 4as ast tss Part =
nos t e. 81. 10 49, 81. s6r. iJy 4tS 40 AZ f8
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Rrfiitant nd Powerful Day ami wfSbt
doubla persircvc Glsasel. for the aci op,r, ,nd
toaitsis usa-compact pJlabs sai enc snt splcl ~
assoi SERMONS
ocass op,lci,u. ojoss gr,six,y uoict Lasue, u,1,e
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Cascs Chnfrs Ftrpirs, Eswpftoms,
sall,he,,u lcsh - crti Nv lDVVANRS tts't.u
neit =, 81 soap. a mia new iJpo., ~ Dsai~D
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C-taseaorp's Hair DYe, Tscsrs veeive
mi wiz Dappl whnleaslc saf trtAa-hs Aslt bDi -
The dye spp.,ed by skttui attssS
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Entcheloeis tfnlr Dy~-sse Hes ~ ebc
sorit IIsrunu reliable t,sssni snsplt Tho onY -
ieet iye. Sod By sA dtugess Fssfpf d Ss@g $50
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A Perfect Irair Dv--Mitf.s's, Only ID
c,pts per tc.ts IrT 81 SOLD ~ all jvusgs.s Depos 81
Uev strscs
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Pressryrr srer2hso sga Improve Tho szht o. Oh 80
young sy Jav aud night Without Or "a que ~ ~
ye,,,r,n s,.ss ,y the malt, at faculty skMADNS
o. astsi-0pliciso. Co.'S, Bt,.lvAY oppos.' 80 -
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Deafn oss. Impaired sight.
NOISES IN RIG HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TVS
THROAT
CHRONIC GArAeeu
cs1sEHH SE T%s TTnr1s,p SgsSgs
EUsrAcHIAh rUBs
c4osa Hvs s, s $SSsS . ONE
msi,eai O. sars'e, All stIsnaca i ~ Or vow Etssl
BER3 At ha coaasIng rooms SO s'oayir neas f~,ifaA
DsaTaess, BiIndar.s. mt Att Drr-xss
e s,ght ADJ tearing tssi'ed u.ua ~ ID CAuWELn
zee bo'sttom 91os
Earrings and pins, Mes, Sty,e.-Tws
I.sse r az, Eslt rss E.sa rwss,y eye TIT s
Broadway 1or beop Cana street 60 II Wsi %
Goaras trs Po"dre subtitle Upropts Hair
from low prehesds pS' the holy WA,siasi -
bis DEPOT tb1 Broadway
ac b,.a sfos Tho paSlie oriy Ss.s c.a .
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Grover - Bakers Highest Pqemaao
els'c s.tsa sswing Machines aas Broai~af
a,@sy 80. Leeds u Co., Aurtsoneers, WIKI
sys ,.r as s..su,na ss osa, Q, ,he pa.
n,eac. Of ui,se ptfering his medium % sss
JapomIra or the socteie Hvgientvue H0s
the Hsr prss ~ cents ani y lis CbimJsrs street
Magnolia ahsfocome ana u1sis Ratio.
o. tho soc,sts Bygeniqus do N Prcc - csnss
each,
Nervous Diseases nd Pm ysl. ~ DebliG.
~ arising from Specific causes sni rel, able !rs.f
dress o. 0Eo a CALHOUN bod Lt,i r6osdsiphi. -.
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IN so.ctng Patents add hsvs acted ~ Attorneys TOE mrs
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meat uniee heal 81 'tnstfrstion
shipping rag.. All n,nds; rr,n .ne., sT =.
main II 'the rnaa iflc.4rsr 4 VICTOR nAu5su. i~
uhsmtsrs street -.-
r,e y,.,,C,e se Toilette OF as,e scciets
uyrsnt,.e 10 N g. csuts sui - 2. - Chambers q
r.e rs.recuon OF sewing Maeoiasa.
rus EtLirrt1 COCK sreTh sur,..u
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wn,,r v.rgir Wax OF Antilles Bcaass-
fes AMI wnitaps the complexion Without inJurug WS
,ucpl,er t IL Petc waits Virgc Wax. masuia INJURED "
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al no Broadway ani ~ drugs,sts eg9rvwhers
wheeler ~ wilson's usgac-. Prentan
Lock 81 .ch sewing M.htass. yDS- D. 1iiwas
wigs, T,upces, tsasr Dye. HATE Dysis9
and MnliAva Cream fDr bcau'tt,tsg she hir ~ " -
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Rsukrs.~' tndorstag stsmp-.
g,lsTuN IA Atp sIAAp CDfpAEY, ~. Ssoai"lf y x
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
the Best aad Cheapest Newspaper In
the Country.

the Country.
The WEEKLY Herald for tho present wsei ready "a,
morrow Saturday morning, will contain Full and
theutc accounts OF the darog aivaaco OF tho Union
Cavalry Forces under General Fitzpatrick into the Rebel
lines with details OF their Movements 10 front OF Rich
moDd amount OF damage Indicted ths enemy. and
their Heturn 20 the Union lines, accompanied with q
Map showing the OF operations. Tbs atast N,ws
from Forces Ia the Southwest and 10 all Other
tons or tho country Late aud interesting Intelligence
from the Rebel states Account NJ ths Arrva and Reccp
ton Of General Gran. at Washington Poetry, two excel
lent Stores TacetiB. Agricultural With the method OF
raising Poultry largo scale, and quantity or inter
ostns miscellaneous reading matter Valuable rovlews OF
tho Money, Commercial, Dry Goods Cattle Horse and
Family markets, and reports Of all important and utter
est!ng events or the past week,
TermssingIe copy. 81, Thres copies S. Figa copies,
S. Ton copies, $l5
The Invisible splrIt or Fragrance
bottle Of pHsIoF SONS ~ ssae s' Of tie Wight Bloom
SO yet pure . scaling yet rstreshpe that n
Ia nothing comparable with IL Sold by all druggists
Onicial Drawings os Murray, EDDY T.
KEsrgesy; EIrnA g. 2ls-aasch 70, 1884
43, IS, SO, ", 80, 66. 3. rs. n, n. II, 48.
KGsruckY. CLASS 2,6-March III, 1864
Y, A. % 53, a. %, "a, ~. ~, 4, 81, 30, ca.
Circulars sent '' q charge Sdsh ss''isiSs
Omcsnl ORA wings or tho shelby Csi'oge
-'s''' EHrr9 CLASS li9-Merch 10 1894
40. "a. Ii, %. Is. 5, 50. IL. II, IL, "a SO.
CLASS lU-March 10 1854.
IS, Is. 20. SO, 70, 81 n, 10, q, H. g. Il. 81.
o"'1'''' ''A' y a'''' Z & SIMMONS 4 90,
Cosusoa. Ry
Omcial Drawings or the Library Assoc.
ExrRA CLASS Gl5-March ~ 1884
81, 81, 70. IA. %. 81, II, -. g. 81 u, 30.
CLASS 6i6--March 10. 1851.
81, %. &C. l6. 6s, S6. 7. ST. rs, So. 4 So, u.
FRANCE ELLIS CO. Managers Covinston. Ky.
Messrs. simmons, Rogcrs & Co. arc
authorized reccve deposits aud make cola ,ns on our
account. y. Z. SihAOSs %
Prizes Cashed In All Legasized G.otte.
| ries aud information gwen GALLAGnER BENZ AMtr.
| Prizes Cashcd I'm All Legal LOftsrfsss-
| J.B CLAYTON 4 co. 10 wall street X.
Prizes Cnshed and InT0r nation Fur.
ALECK 4 co. Brokers - Pins stree. n Y.
Royal Havana Lottery.-JO Per Gent
premium paid for Prizes Information furnished Highest
paid FOR Donbloons and all kinds of Goi aud silver
TAYLOR co, Bakers. is Wat street
Royal Havana Lottery.-Seo OMcSAf
drawings OF March J. 1864 on another page
Lottery Tickets Cmshed In a,i Legal
Hed lotteries Information given. JOSEPH BATES.
Broker. IL Wall strc,t room No. I. Now York
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Prizes Cashcd In All Legal Iotterfeso-
j. b CIAYTON 4 Co 10 wall street NY
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Prizes Cnshed and Information Fur.
uished in all iegalised Gottcrss
ALECK co. Brokers - Pins stree N Y.
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News from ra,tcsrrIs

INV FWkNF W.T.. NN IN TT
Arrived, s'camnr America ryom panl0a
Si,seG, ship ASlrea, Tor Fugo, soaad.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-3O Per Gent
paid for Prizes Information furnished Highest
paid for Donbloons and all kinds of 0oi aud Silver
TAYLOR Co, Bakers rs w all street
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers 81 TO. are
authorized receive deposits aud coec IONS on our
sccount Il T. SIhMONH Il
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Arrival OF tae r.,xs steamer Dor.


Tho prize sto,mar uoo, cipDired bloSt tie ru,b3r
pisai uishaai isbs, Cpc Cod, sunsal, ~ roe, ri
Boston,
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Prizes Cashed In All Legaitzed G.otte.
ries aud info ma.ion given GALLAGHER BENJAMtr
Brokers $40 Chestnut street Philadophia
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CHEROKEs REMEDY
CHRRoKEs REMEDY
- IL pleasant in ttste snt snns&
contains batsam mInscsi4
Cageoaes REMEDY 49,
- - the great indian diuroaat
CaERoKEE REMEDY
- rel1ces dcopsiss' swctinSa-
caE6o9ez REMEDY
AMI when used ia Goa ,ncrsG'
WITH TUB