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Omciai Drawings OF Murray. Eddy &
KxsruoxY. ExrsA CLAss Isi-Feb. g. 1884,
Is, 81, 81, 40. rs, 81, %, SO, IT, 3. 30, 63, 80.
KkNrUoKY. CLASS is2-FeD 8. 1864
49, TT. a. 81. IL. Al 81 So. g. 49, CO. sc, 63, l6
Circulars sent free Of charge. BY addressing
MURRAY, EDDY 3 Co,
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Oourt On landnr-TnIs Dax.

SurREMs CouRr--C,Rcu,s-Psrt Mos 1929 1243. $780,
$780, 1885, 1859 l259, 1861, 1867 1911 127s 1915 1877
1888, 1888 1887! 1901 1928 1885, 1921 Part2 70 Duane
sreelNos 1888, 67S 1872 50, IA, 200, 370 600. $685.
764, TIA. 1873, 800, 1913, 900.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Part l.-Nos. 1888, $780, 3415 3433,
2Si5, 115T 1885, 3431 $780, SAB 344T 349 345l 3453
1855 Pa Nos. 1878, $3.50, 1888, 2372 20ls, $500,
343s, 3%44. 1882. 1896. 1902, 1885, $780, 3452 3454
COMMON iLEAs CovKr. TRIAL IERM-Part Mos 24s,
AGO. 800 Part 2Nos 3I5. 205, 1922 2s, 379, 3o1, 1914
403, 4O4, 4O5, 40T, All, ALP, 4l3, Ala.
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Prof. Alex. g. Barry's Tricoph erOus or
Medicaed Compound for preserving restoring and Besy
badness and gray hairs curing Of the skim s:nds
and muscles (such salt rheum pimples chtbatns sob
chaps. rheumatism. swellngs. throat, &C., giving ~
slant relief in Of bruises spains burns sods
world. Principal once S74 Pearl street NJ Y
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Bourbon Whiskey
or superior quality for sale By
ARTHUR KENDALL,
Wine Merchant, No. William street.

chaps, Chafes, PimPles, Er ,s tons.
saltrheum ncsh worms. Ac cured BY 0OURAUDS Italian
Medicaed Soap ~ his new depot, %oS Broadway
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The secret OF Making the Most Ex.
quise fragrance mperishable has been discovered PHA
LON SONS Extract the Night blooming only
all other perfumes in luxurious richness but with
Gated washing
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A Perfect Hair Dye-Miiler's, only SO
Genus boz Try II. Sold BY all druggists Depot 50 Dey s
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable, instantaneous. The only per-
feet dye Sold by ell druggists FACTORY 81 Barclay street.
Bourbon whisky, or su pcrior Quality,
for sale by ARTHUR KENDALL, Wine Merchant, No.
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Annexed ere Tie totals Of oil Vie weekly state,
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservattve
and Wig depot wholesale and retail, No. Asor House.
The dye applied By skilfu artists.
C0rns, Bamions, Inverted Nails. En-
laged Join and oil diseases Of the feet cured gsn
seon Chropodis,. 7t0 Broadway.
Cherokee Pills-Female Regulator
The unfaling Indian Medicine Sold By all. druggists
everywhere box al slx o. Sent FREQ OF post
ake6y the propretors Dr W. n MERwfN co.. 80 LIB
er'y street. New York. Pamphlet free
Fine Arts.-Particular Attention ne
called the very hne collection Of Painting now on Tree
ss Broadway. Formed BY Walters. E:s o. ssIs
sold account o. his pro'rActea
IN Europe. The works OF Church ksnsss vEAoui
Durand HUBBARD Gray. Hart, X. johnson. 0in0rd &C.,
6c are among IN. American pictures The foreign names
are Prerere iehembach Merle. Plasson LAmbinss Cha.
sold BY III LEEDS Co. the evenings Of the 18th and
iath ~ Februarv
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Sx<ILHNEUUu NEWB
Our latest dispatches from Nicaragua state that
matters there are very unsettled; that the Presi.
dent. General Martinez, intends TO resign the Pre-.
sidency Immediately after the adjournment Of Con.
grcss. which was TO convene at Managua on the
18th ult. This contemplated act Of the President.
Il 10 said results from the upremitting hostility
evinced by many influential parties in the reptb
lie. General Martinez will resign the reins Of
power regretted by the majority Of the people and
by eli who desire the advancement Of the republic.
The cultivation Of cotton is rapidly increasing, and
II fast becoming an element Of prosperity to the
country. All that is required is continued peace.
TIE diodculty between the government Of Mica.
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OFFICIAL WAR GAZETTE.
Sherman's Expedition.


Capture Of Fort cAIIIster-Savannnh
Completely IsOlHted-Splendid COudi-
ton UT the Army-A Very Agreeable
mRroh-Abundance of SuppIies-TwO
Hundred Miles Of RailrOad Destroyed
Nos Wagon Lost On the March-nul"s,
Negroes, Horses, Etc brought fn-Coin-
municatiOn open with the Fleet-sAvan-
nah Regarded Rs Already Gone.
wAsHNoroN, Dec. lS, gP. VI, lS6i.-Major-
Genera Dix, New York An official despatch
from Genctal sherman WIS received to-day, dated
neR midnight, December l3, on the gunbolt
DandeEOn, O.sabaw Sound, Georgia. II was
written D. fore Genoral Foster had reached him.
lie reports, besides some mill ary details OF future
Operations which are omitted, the following inter-
esting particulars of his operations:-
On BOARD "DANDBLIoN," OssAHNw SouSp,
1870 z. NJ, December 10, lsGi.-TO.day, at
p. NJ, General Harris Division Of tue Fifteenth
Corps carried Fort McAlli,tsr by assault, cap.ur-
ing its entire garrison and stores. This opened
10 us the OssabRw Sound, and pulled down to
this gunbOat u communicate win the iliyt Be-
fore opening communication we la cOmpct ly
destroyed all the railroads leading into SavAn-
ali, and invested the city. TuG left is on the
Savannah river, three miles above the city, and
tue right is on tue Ogcchoe, al Kings Bridge
The army sin splendid order and equal to any
thing The weather has been lne and supplies
abundant. Our march was most agreeable, and We
were not at al moIested by gutri,las. We reached
Saya IA three days ago, but owing to Fort Nc
Allis er we could not communicate, but now We
have McAllister, and goahcad.
We have already captured two boats in the
Savannah river, and have prevented their gun
boats from coming down. l estimate the pop1-
laiion of Savannah at twenty-five thousand, and
the garrison at fifteen thousand. General hardee
commands.
We have not lost wagon on the trip, but have
gathered large supply Of mules, negroes, horses,
ETC., and our teams are in far better condition
than when we started.
Ny first duty Will be to clear tho army Of all
surplus negroes, mules, and horses.
We have utterly destroye ed over two hundred
miles Of railroad, and consumed stores aud pro-
visions that were essential to Leos and Hoods
armies.
The quick work made OF Fort McAllster, and
the openingof communication with our fleet, and
consequent independence Of supplies, dissipates
all their boastcd threats TO head me off, and starve
the army regard Savannah as already gained.
YOur,, truly, W. T. SHERMAN, Maior-Ge
Hon. EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War.
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AUCTION SALES.

NTACKEYS AUCTION ROOMS, No. 375
M MARKET Street.
G. G. MACEEY, Austlon.er, soiicits eonsgpmsnts Of
GOOD, WAKES, AND hfRNH ANlIsE,
OF an kinds for public sale az his Auction Rooms, and he
Wtl attend Ietaoutly g. Alei Of
lEAL ESrATE AND Stocks
At the ENcAanFe,
IL UsEnoLD FURNITURE
AtDwelngs, ana
STOCKS or MERCHANDISE
Al the stores rf tlr owners.
trEh viii be advanced when desired on consignment
sUout for public sale.
HATCnETs HAMMERS, AXES, TABLE CUTLERY,
WAITE $, TR AVS, Etc.
TUESDAY Morning,
Al 10 O'Clock % dol Rail rvenu shoe and other HAM
meIs; shiuFlug Hu chets auc Hand Axes
An inyu OF fine steel Knives aud Forks. and ForkG
se arue, BIead md Butchels' Knives; Jap tnnei Pea
TrBys waters, and Bread Baskets; brass Cocks and
Curtain liaTds wood screws. 'tc
TOYS, DOLLS, AND FAN " GOODS
Atl o'C oCk, 2jI lots line French and GeIman Toys,
Dolls Dolls Heads tin Mechanical BtrOad Garsl and
WAGONS, MASKS, Building Blocks, Solder Caps, SGaIS
FREHbH CHINA PARIAN AND LAVA
Vases, Cups and Saucers, M1fJ MUGS Gard Ra,k It's,
Card Plates, Match Boxes COlc mes, Toy Tca Ses eteh
WHITE GRANITE ND @. q WARE ''''0'
An assortment of White gAnlte and O. @. Ware in ! L
suitable tor retail stOreI0PeE9' AsOi Looking -Olags
Glassware ele,
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LETTER FROM BALTIMORE
Special Correspondence of The Ercniug Telegraph
|

Special Correspondence Of The Ereniug Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, December Is.
was over in Washington yesterday, and had
quite a pleasant interview with President Lin
coin. Whilst in that metropolis of mud and
political anXietes, salute of two hundred guns
was fred in honor of the glorious victories of
General Thomas. 1t seemed as though a terrible
battle was raging Reports of cannon were in
quick succession for half al hour, one replying to
the other, and each echoing to the heavens
Every eye seemed bright, and all hearts were
glad az the welcome Numbering whiah told Of
triumph TO the Union cause. Flags were flying
from the public buildings and elsewhere in honor
Of the glorious events 1t was decidedly cheering
Returning home at night found a very i'm
pOItauJ q. lyate despatch, coming from a source
undOupled, bearing date of December II, which
gives me ~ understand that great successes have
been achieved within few days past in General
Fosters department.. l cannot give particulars,
but what / assert can be fully relied on.
saw recently newy Invented bayOnet by
Capt. L. w. Alexander, OF the Baltimore Bduey
OF Light Arulery, which IS said to possess esps.
Cial meri. IL Is IN the shape OF a saw, aud can
be substituted admirably tor that purpose, whilst
al the same time it serves al tue purposes Of
bayouet. There is a sort OF knife on the reverse
edge well calculated for cutting IN en- lrgeucles.
This instrument is only ABOUT three ouuces
heavier lhan the triangular or common weapon,
81 do a. a.
Snu NHn w ~ ~ auI J o.s"J 5l"I C.'o " u.u"l
ny Huot @ a. sii"I ~, PSuse' 10y O!usI ., u'nilal
"ar1ee ~ ,ary liSonsy @ uiu1. .or. "eu nap51"Gl oI a
Morris was president They pronounced favor
aSy V I uo,vV, y ,a, "u I ~ W ~ o'
on Nsrv A0iTS Canaan SevnS,r s1 ,s ;u
YeutOT, is "A Jealous young officer of line talents
and decided genius. 1t Is hoped II this
~, FTcaaFrd bis iIhors As''''
~ R,Itir,S,s S,,,, or,or,os from, tho ,,or,,,.
,,s,'G t@.mnr,oa obedinnt IN he tin,al r0auy siy
conn our 1s a t"o-[eht cent paper no reauer oi ths
ROW IND, an iadisrSn.aIle inst.titi ~ and can,
not be done WI ~ Such is the caseNyith all
gOod u,E Hr...
A "a az. .r Ha red gins will be fired
r"o '4I'SV, .r.l IV,II,ce ~ Guy ir "io.uu l,riI
i "a " a. ,1 - ~ W j., H1n @ /
' SP''""iN '''""PN O'oi
mas are apparent on sll
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HAVING DErBRH1NRD TO CLOSE OUT our Win
Ter STOCK Of Ready made Clothing, selling tin
large amounts daily reduced prices, much bslos pre-
rent co Of production purchases having been made
ror cash. a'e loof p Of s We enabled
10 offer customers the advantages thereby secured. Our
Dl aud complete goods nse, rre'h and
yatouobe sQus ans made to order and sold so nucn
n price as TO a,t1ulsh those who usually procure
their clothing IN that way. An ex animation nvited.
TOWER HAN,
No. blg Market Street
4
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Developments Made and in Progress.

obtaining the largest possible return Tor the stookhodera
To accomplish this oh ect the Companyare sukInr ture
wells ON hsr account One oftnem Is yeldRg at h,
rate Of my barrels per day another down 5S sot tht
thTd one has been sunk to the hrs rock will very go0C
show of on.
In ADDITION tn the above, there wells beln
sunk by responsible parties who pay all expenses an
give this Company onshafo Of all the on produced On
Of these parti0f Is making arrRugomen for borng
lve moIR wells, and expects 70 have them all complete
during the four months, This development will CIV.
lhoen wells, Of which the Company viii have all the o.
nom three, and the half Of he Oil from twelve. over AT,
wells be bored without interfering with each other
The entire island wib developed prA ,ucable
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CAPITAL, 100000.

100000 SHARES. o., PAR VALUE, $500.
The walnut Bend region has the character OF being first
class Oh territory and is Justly termed The Oil Basin
ArmaTkabe TACT corrected with locality is that nc
" ell has been bored that did yield on Upper
Walnut Island is in the very heart OF the on Basin. It
about two miles nom on Creek, and less distance from
Cherry Run From lts position, II affords wOrEn.
facilities which but few farms tracts Of land the river
possess II contains about twenty acres, and is half
mile In Length, thus giving abst mile sf river olt. A.
the lower end Of the island, the west side Of the vor
aIe the celebrated Lamb wesi the side Of th
ryer tho no less noted" star" wells; tho upper end
the island the side Of the river the Warei
Bros wells; and short distance aloye the Horton
we'll the east side Of the river, directly opposite h IN,
"BuUor pruputy admitted by practical TO be on,
Of the best locations the river There no ques
ton therefore, IN regard TO its being hrst-csss OF
territory. Another great advantage has It's natural
pcsition, which separates Il rom all other properties
Many good wells have ceased TO yield on by being tapped
by parties boring In the adjoining lot such could NOT
happen on the island Another advantage Is easy acoeI
% tho island shipmentS Of on be made wltheu
trouble and the price paid the river for on about out
dollar per barrel more than ls paid on the creek.
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uOLIDAY PTESE HT5.
RLES MMIG,
No. SO Chestnut STREET,
Begs leave to inform hlSRsocmed customers that his pre-
sent stock Of
FANCY GOODS AND Toys
suIpasses that Of any former importation. Having
ieCDeu with care every article hm,Cf no truly
there Ia similar ostabl sEment in country that
the rst manufacturers and artists In EUROPE, those deal
Who buy # the mr rters here TO sell again can
tainly compete with Tim or the following goods he
Keeps lars RVtrety, Snd In such entirely styles
Rs no other store 10 ths city can ofer-
IL DIES WORK BOXES.
JEWFLRY, ODOR, AND GLOVE BOXEs.
NFCESSAIES FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
WHITING DtSKs-DKE SING CASES.
FANS, PARIS GILT AND Bronze GOODS.
PARIAN WAL BOHEMIAN GLASS.
VASES. OF FlFESr AHTlQUE AND MODERN.
CU1IEHN-FINES1 ENGLISH WALKING CANES,
ChIJKEr AND ARCH SrY IMPLEMENTS.
FANCY LEATHkR GOODS.
LADIES BAGs-OvER TWENTY DIFFERENT
CABNs, PoCKET-ROoKs CIGAR CASES.
PURSkS AND PORTMONNAlES.
GhMvS OF ALL KINDS
CH IS, DOMlEOES LOTrOES.
CRlBBAGE, COUNTERS, CHESS, AND BACK
CANON BOARIS
BAGATELLE AND TIYOLI.
IN TOl8This department Is complete in every variety
known with MANY rovel things never before imported
Dos very large variety n every biud kept Ia
THE EuTpAfes in beauty tasteful dressing
thing known here and In Europe. This is Idle hoast
Ladies should Call and see them, ll-3O 92trp
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NEW YEARS GIFT CAMP LIBRARIES

The United States Christian Commission, in response
to ana earnest appeals nom surgeons chap
lans and neld officers, will receive, forward and place
under the care Of proper librarians
ONE THOUSAND -FOUR HUNDRED AND FORTY
CAMP AND GUNBO At LIRRARIES,
Of hundred and hhy volumes each II the friends ol
soldiers and sailors viii forward them to It's branches
the Central ONCE, during he holidays It is but
small matter each purol ascr ofho day gifts for friends
at me to buy handsome and pleasant book for bis
friends in camp hospital write his In It, and direct
the bookseller to seed to the Commission. It VIII be
positive pleasure to hundreds OF wives aad mothers 80
take down the oho oes volumes nom their book eases
ard send them thus where te loved ones eau enjoy the
pleasure and proat Of perusng hcm Send but the
best soldiers deserve the best Tho standard essay
lists, histories, biography, travels SCIENCE poetry maga
Hlues standard works Of ncou whatever, In short you
would put into the chamber Of your own brother con-
fined with broken .imb VIII be acceptable, as well as
religious works. Forward the parcel, marked CAMP
LIBRARY, to any Of the branches Of the Christian Com
mission, 10 GEOkGE II. STUART
Chairman Christian Commission,
l2-l6-tih Eo. II BANK Street, Phil,dsphiI.
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y r 0 S p Z c T U S
OF THB
WALNUT ISLAND OIL COMPANY.

OFFICE, No. 425 CHEsNUT ST., PHILADA,
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE June 8, 1854
The noted Foy chief OF the rebel scouts recently cap
tured near Polocksvls ". c. brought hero 10 day
by Colonel Nixon, OF the Ninety. ninth New York.
The steamer Thomas Powell arrived at four p. NJ from
Bermuda Hundred she reports nothing from Gene
raj Butler and no intelligence from General Grant. No
firing had been heard for the last thirtysix hours.
The body Lieutenant A. K Parsons, aid do camp to
General Brooks arrived here to-day from White House.
en- route to Vermont He killed by grape shot on
Friday in front OF Richmond,
The following wounded soldiers were admitted yester
day into tho Mcclellan Hospital They were from Por.
Waithall -
james Anderson, 18th Maine, foot.
Frascis Foot, 11th Maine, foot.
Q. y. Alngs, TIN Connecticut. leg.
Michael Medc, 18th Maine, thigh.
WIN Hatford, 1lih Maine, leg
john Schuster, Sth Connecticut. foot.
adam Rose, 5ih connecticn,. ba,d
Cnsries Hartop. 10Th New Hampshire, eve
A n. Merrill. 10th New Hampshire, basd.
A. r. Barton. 9Th Connecticut, ef, side
Horny Lime, 9TH rsrrs lyaaia cavrry, band.
c. chcvalier, 9Tth Pennsylvania. band
!. Il. thsrnan, It'll New Hampshire, foot.
J. y. Small, 2Iih Massachusetts, side.
Lieutenant 4. L. Swittsey 3Sth Illinois, both les
Sergeant II. T. Corwin, 39th Illinois. leg.
Corporal James q, ce. 18Th Illinois, both legs.
Kelly =. Chippin. 3slh Illinois, side.
j. l.. Udel. seth Illinois, arm.
James Morrill,, 39ih Illinois, leg
=. G, Onslow 4sth New York, leg.
A. Jenkins. 9Th Maine, shoulder.
W. Hues. sth Now Hampshire, shoulder.
A. J. Adams, 10th Connecticut, hand.
James ferrald, Sd New Hampshire, shoulder.
William smith, I'd Now Hampshire, jaw.
q. NJ. Barber, 3d Now York, thigh.
Samuel Rugg, LIST United States artillery foot.
John Ray, 47th New York, hand
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Eight Cnvtes de vissts FOR Sl.-ProoTs
shown minutes al TAITS corner OF Cortlandt aa1
Hrcan vich stre
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Corns, BunfOms, Inverted Nails, Enp
larced cured without pain
Inconvenience to the patient By Dr. ZAOhARIe Sur
scon Chlropodist, 100 Broadway.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservatavs
and wig DEPOT wholesale and reaii-No Aston Housa
The dye applied by sklful artists.
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EisNfnu's s--,irbrri'1 NJ: Sruc~ shou a he
fouud upon the table OF cvery respectable family.
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Boots, Shoes. Caters, Sc.-hH Styles
at present cost prices. FERRIS SON. Bootmakers q
Nassau street and 6G4 Broadway
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Evupttons. Frecktes. Pimp1es, Tan,
guuburn Flesh 81 skin Deformities euyud ~
GOuRAUD's Italian Medcaiei Soap at his depot No -
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EVENING SESSION.

The Convention reassembed at half past o'clock
The hall again dsnsely crowded. Many ladies were
present Ia the dress CIRCLE
At quarter to eight O'Clock, the Chairman called the
Convention 70 order
THE OFFICERS OF TIE CONVENTION.
Mr.. A. r. MCCLURE, from the Committee Permanent
Organization, made tho following report Of officers for
the permanent organization
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Batchoior's HAIR Dyo-The Best I'm tbs
world. Harmless reliable instantaneous The only p0rfoo
dye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street.
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-. =: :. =.

/
sr: q u ss e: : e:
sross 10 tina. asd Of America that magnify rsssoa
~. aa Aoraa a sd unto Simon Keystone s.a
ana s sas: ga ~ be wa.
.sS l me Ss9os &. 'ss k
as 9a ao re- sd hsy AID being Of the Kind
.Those who have risen asans, "a. are eov.r,,
they behold our banners they viii surely run Da, .hsy
And q cams TO psss these two mighty wen. sosss
Ana snon msn though valiant and brave wcr. ...
hip and .hi:h % much that they hurried BRILLIANTLY
And mssy we're slain. but mo.s were wounded.
Al "a ham called aoad upon he wise men and sn q .r
" se che &c. .rs " , sns unto he
medicine, but Of exceeding modesty
which a"s by
children mus. not suffer- give thy drink to drink and
And 80 Abrahsm drank and said nothing like
but sSs% ssSasss @
Ss f 20 Ia.
And tho wonderful work which = has Hsrformsd u -
sss %
troys strength and appetite.
ana S .. Is
top. thai II Who Sevors aysosp.a wssIss.
IN rs IA s.ss:: =
Opeeple am . living example
And Dss aa 2, be WIS y Sommsnaed and 60. him p'.s:
him were healed and vent on their way rejocng
All Farmers and Dwciicrs Upon the
farm lands Of America are United oes tho sincerity Of the
sryrn-p, Nsw LoT; T. t. June 70. Isss
70 ny s.s for s las: eight case Of
soasess q my n.sssSes, ioa via me 4 =;
s.ss s' s:sa :Ss Gs ma ss -
Darhmss and every ether compAint Incidental 70 q.
'i ! as s",s Nc
'.na-.n should Be without. yflfs = yAspEvz.n
Address to snokers.-Poiiak Il Sons,
% 81 rS
Pipes cut to order and repaired
Asthm. and Dyspepsia Cured withe.s
fail BY Dr. MARSHALL. az Broadway. Hours SO IL. l.
Perfect Hair Dye-MiIier's, Only -
street, ssnss Ds n SYs. Sold by all druggist" D'p''
BatchoIor's HAIR Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless reliable ir.'antsns e The only psss
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Sc.-AH styles
n ses se: and a
Corns, Bunfoms, inverted Nails, Ea-
orinconyenicnce to the patient By Dr. zAohARtE sur
CrIstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcservativa
and Wig Depot wholesale and r.iai-No As,or Hsusa
The dye applied by skillul artists
Cumberland saace is the Best; Nothins
else gives that peculiarly fine relish TO food
Cumberland sauce - tho Best WITH
Meats Poultry, Oysters &c. II Il delightful.
Deafness, Disease or tho Eyes md Ca
3rho' e on 5y' as gsga anasa,d d, ahs
: rect am 10 o'elck Cross ln>tsntly removed
h. tarshpii's Catsrrh S"uH ~ an
agresab remedy e dcR OF the head u opens sni
,lYses a,i 81 s.rifn.. Fha sensations inter using
fa'.a gff
Sud u druggists. rrs =.
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