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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

Rochester, N. Y. Dec. %, 1851.
Me,srs. p. Ii. DRAKE 4 Co I'll have been q
great sufferer from Dyspepsia for three or four
years and had to abandon my profession.--
About three months sgo I tried the Plantation
Biters, and to my great joy, am now nearly
a we'll man. / have recommended them in sew
eral cases, and, as far as know, always with
signal benefit. am respectfully yours,
REV. j. S. CATHORN.
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9usr received a nnS assortment o. Port Mo
|sssn,iss, Hair, Tooth, Mali aud Cl6'he'
T. Mes, at LEFEvRE'S DFgs Store.
A rFii 30, 1855.
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PHILADELPHIA 1oM Month, I'm day 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND My daughter has been
IN uch benefited by tho use of thy plantation
Bitters. Thou wilt send me two bottles moro.
Thy friend ASA CURRIN.
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"A smile was on her iip--heslth was In hes
look, strength was in her step, and in her
Bittsts.
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Jan. 10, lsG4-4t.

pUARDIN & aud da, Scholrrs VIII be re-
ID ceived ut any time and charged fiom The
date OF their entrance to the end of the scho-
lastic year in June.
The beginning Of the year is a very appro-
pirate ii me to commence.
For Circulars or othe r information address
II. WINCHESTER.
Jan. ID, ls64-4t. rrest.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of a writ of venditioni expohis rs
u sped ont Of The Circuit Court for Allegnny
County. and to me directed, at the suit of Sarah
J. OGatt, executrix of James W. ofu't, against
tho goods and cbattles, lands and tenements, of
Daniel Crabtree, will sell all the title, and
interst, of tho said Daniel Crabtree, in and to
the following property, to wit:
All that tract of land lying in Allcgany
county, in the State of Maryla nd, called
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NARY'S Cough Cure, for Coughs, colds &c DC
~ TrA Agency ~
Feb. $. II. bHAhLs CV'
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P. n. DRAKE & co.
202 BROADWAY, Nj r.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLs-warranted in all

BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-Warranted in all
Cases. Can be relied on Ne' er iail to cure
DO not nnuscate! Are speedy in action No
change of diet required! Do not inteif ere
with business pursuits! Can BIO used without
detection Upward of 200 cures the past
month-some Of them very severe cases.
Over nne hundred physicians have e, sed them
in their practice, and all speak we'll of their
efficacy, and approve Of their composition,
which is entirely vegetable, and harmless on
tho system. Hundreds Of certificates cnn DO
shown.
Bells Specific Pills are the original md only
genuine Specific Pill. They are ad. pied for
male and female, old or young, and n tnly
reliable remedy for effccting permanent and
speedy cure in all cases of Spermatorrhea, or
Seminal w eakness, with all its train of evils,
such as Urethal and Vaginal Discharges, elect
the Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emi ssions,
Incontncnoe. Genital Debility and Irrita biIity,
Impotence, Weakness or Loss of Power, Ner-
vous Debility, &C., &c. all Of which arises
principally from Sexual Excuses or Gelf Allure
pncitates the sufferer from fu filling the duties
Of uarried life. In all sexual diseases, rs Co.
norrhea, elect and Str ctures, and in Diseases
Of the Bladder ind Kidneys, they act as q
charm Relief is experienced by taking q sim
gle boy.
Sold by all the principal druggists. Prics
One Dollar.
They will be sent by mail. securely sealed,
and conf dentially, en- receipt Of tho money, BY
BRYAN.M d.
No. Is Cedar Street, New York,
Consulting Physician for the treatment o.
Seminary, Urinary, Sexual, and Nervou-
Diseases, who will send, free to all, the fols
lowing valuable work, in sealed envelope;
Tho Fiftioth Thousand-DR. Fills TREA
TISE on self Abuse. Premature decay, Impo
tence aud Loss of Power, Sexual Dises SEES
Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions, Gent
tai Debility, &C., Sc. pamphlet of 81 page
containing important advice to the aAiictea
and which should be read by every sufferer, d.
the means of euro in the severest stagesis-
plainly set forth. Two stamps required to pay
postage.
Nov. 20, 1868.
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CONSTABLE'S SALB.

ID by Andrew Gender, one of the justices
of the peace OF the Stale OF Maryland, in and
for Aliegauy county. at the suit OF George
Blocher, Sr. against the goods and chattels
lands and tenements Of Peter Peppenbrink,
70 me directed, have seized and taken in ex-
eeu,lon all the right, title, claim. interest aid
estate, at law and in equity, of the said Peter
Penre ubrink in and to part of
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S-T-1S6O-X.

a few bottles Of Plantation Bitteff
Will cure Nervous Headache.
Cold Extremities and Fevsrish
Lips.
" Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Tlatulcnc- and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
" Excessive Fatigue and Shert
Breath.
Pain o9er the Eyes.
MeEtal Dependency.
Prostitution; Great Weakneet.
6allow Complexion, Weak Bow
els, &C.,
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Coal Property

eligibIy situated, car to Georges Creek, In
tho most desirable part ofthe Coal Region, and
with easy access 70 market BY means OF the
Georges Creek Railroad.
TERMS OF SALE prescribed By the decree
One third Of the purchase money to be Paid
in cash on the day Of sale, and the balance In
eqaul in stsllm ents at one and tive years, the
deferred payments to bear interest and be Sc
cured by tho notes of the pun chaser with sarsr
ties to be approved by the Trustees.
For further informa ion apply to-
GE3RG A. PEARRE.
CHAELES B. THRUST0N,
Jan. 7, ls64-3s Trustees.
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Saturday, the 23d day Of January

next, at | o'clock, A. NJ, in front of the ST
Nicholas Hotel, in the city of Cumberland.
win sell said property, at public Auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, to satisfy said
claim and costs.
T.G. McCULL0h.
Dec. 81. lsG3-ts Late Sheriff.
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Sherman House Chicago HL Feb. II, 1863.
Messrs. 7. II. DRAKE a Co. :-Plense send
us another twelve cases of your Plantation Bit
tors. As morning appetizer, they appear to
have superseded everything else, and are
greatly esteemed. Yours DC.
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&C H A N CE."

and patented to Lawrence 0'NcnI; by patent Of
Mary land. bearing date upon the Goth day Of
August. in the year of our Lord Seventeen
hundred and eighty-cight,
Containing 1861 Acres,
more or less. and which was conveyed to said
nanisl Crabtreo by Lawrence Jameson, and
others, by deed dated the sth day Of July,
1917, and recorded in Liber Ii ID. No. i, Folio
Z, one of the land Records Of All egany county.
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Will be speedily relieved and cfTectualIy cured
by using these admirable medicines, and by
paying proper attention to the Directions which
are attached to each Pot or Box.
Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite, Incl
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Letting of a Bridge Contract.

GEORGE \. HOFFMAN, P. N.
Cumberland, Nd, Jan. II, 1861.
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SheriH's Sale.

BY virtue of sundry writs Of 6eri facias upon
judgments of condemnation, and sundry other
writs of ier facas issued ont of the Circuit
Cour, for Allegany county, and TO me directed,
one of each NJ the suit of Horace a. Beale, one
of each at the suit OF Steele Il Worth, one of
each at the suit of The Lnckawanna Iron and
Coal Company, ore OF each at the suit OF Nor
ris, Wheeler & Co., one of each at the suit of
A Pardee 4 Co., one OF each at the suit OF
Charles jackson, jc., one of each At the suit of
Eagle. Beaver Il Co., and TO me directed, have
seized and taken in execution all the right, IL
tie, and interest of JOSEF h r. Anderson in and
To the hereinafter mentioned real estate lying
and being n Allegany county, Maryland, and
| hereby give notice that on
Tuesday Tie 26M day Of January. 1864,
IN front of the St. Nicholas hotel in the ci tyo
Cumberland, at the hour OF eleven O'Clock, A.
NJ, will offer the said property hereinafter
mentioned TO the highest bidder for cash to
satisfy said executions TO wit:
All those tracts, parts OF tracts and parcels
of land lying and situate in Alegany county,
Mary land, and known and described ms fol-
lows. TO wi;-ihey being also the same tracts
and parcels of land which were sold and con-
We, ed by Josiah II. Gordon, trustee, to said
Joseph r. A nderson, as will more fully appear
in and by reference TO the trustees report of
such sales, made and ratified in Number 1873
on the docket o! the Circuit Court for Ale
gary county ms court of equity
1pa a. Lar .ulla cd
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Arrangement. s are now completed to supply
any demand for this article, which from lack
of government stamps has not heretofore been
possible.
Tho public may rest assured that in no cave
will the perfectly pure standard of the Planta-
ton Bitters be departed from. Erery bottle
the fac ,iniie of our signature a steet plate
engraving, or ii cannot be genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Dealers
throughout the country.
% n m Avn a m
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The estate Of a deceased resident Of Hollis,
N. H., has been confscated, because the son and
heir has been for two years an officer in the Rebel
army.
"A story that General Hooker has been left
immensely rich by the meath Of Mexican wife,
is thus disposed of by the San Francisco Aka:-
"lst. General Hookers wife was not rich when
ne married her. nor at any other time. I'd.
GENERAL Hooker's wife was not a Mexican.
on General Hooker's wife is not dead 4th
1sAsral H Hooker never had wife. 9th. General
M ,eer!s not a Cr9sus-neVer was, and never
ne boston Cooperative Coal Company was
iOfinaiy organized on Friday last. 1t Is proposed
TO raise stock capital, no, exceeding IA 6oo in
amount, by the sale Of shares al ten So,,svs oooh
each stockholder 10 have a single vosa =, -.
management Of the association. A oro,s,.--'. ''-s
feature in this enterprise is provision an ,ts
bylaws for furnishing persons in moderate Q,
needy circumstances with their fuel upon Ii,
most liberal terms. The directors will oommenc
oNerst ti0ns as coon as five thousand dollars OF th
stock Is paid into the treasury.
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ON arriving in Copenhagen, the Princess of
Wales wished TO dress for dinner, when she sud
denly found herself with "nOthing TO wear"
Some stupid servant, who received orders about
the luggage, followed out his instructions for
leaving IL at the palace, which he thought meant
the Palace Of BernstOrf and so when, half an
hour before the dinner-tme, her Royal Highness
entered her dressng-rOOm, the necessary gar
mCnts wheTewith to clothe and decorate her
beautiful person were nowhere 10 DO found.
help from there was not 10 be thought Of and
the future Queen Of England had 10 borrow a
dress TO wear.
"A man shot himself dead in New Yor. On
Thursday, on account Of unrcIuitod love.
The debt Of the ciY Of Baltimore b
SO, 2,9S3,OOO.
Clement Webster, fooasriy sfHg n ihs
Providence Post, died 10 ifsl ctg iass week,
The New England dentists h&y. Mfmad O.
"Protectiye Union" Dr. Ws.hsfl,ss, Df BossDn,
Is President
The cotton mil 10 Be.iBas. r.. l., orhsd By
w.B. hshhewson, was entirely dssIoYs1 NJ
Gre on Friday night.
Mrs. George Potter, Of Litchheid, Me-,
drowned herself in q drain last week, In ct Of
mental derhngement.
The piano-forte stool factory OF Lorenzo
Horne, in wolfborough, N. H. destroyed by
FIRE on Friday Loss, $4,000.
George Custer father Of General George
Custer Of the Army of the Potomac, Is an ingeni-
GUS inventor, and has recently obtained patent
for an improved horseshoe, in which the nall
holes are eountersunk and the bottom surface
is not grooyed. MT. Custer resides In Monroe.
Michigan.
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PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.

PHYSICIANS, PLEASE NOTICE.
WE MAKE no SECRET OF INGREDIENTS.
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUoHU
"a composed Of Bushu, CuJeSi and Juniper Berries
lsstsd with great and prepared In vaOuo BY Il, T.
nELMBOLD Druggist and Chemist Of sixteen years OK
Sssnes ia itO city Of Philadelphia and now prescribed
b. us most eminent OF tho faculty and have been sd
npsd 70 use n tho United States Army. and arc also In
very general use in State Hospitals and public Sanitary
fhstuuonS throughout The land. Price Sl pOr bOto or
sH for o. Delivered 10 any address accompanied by
pllsl! directions. Direct letters 10
HELMBoIDs Drus aud Chemical warehouse,
No. 6O4 Broadway, New York,
Or HRLNBoLD's Medical Depot,
No. IO4 q. Tenth stroet, PhilAdolphiA.
Beware Os sOun,erfots. Ask foS unLABoLDs, ana
take no ottSg.
Physician in attendance hOm o'OlOst A. NJ tOsP. N.
BOld BY DTusgsts wsyWhsFs. pIltuthJ Sm
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PROCLAMATION BY PRESIDENT 7
LINCOLN.
Thanksgiving on November "a.
PRAYER FOR UNION, PEACE,
AND HARMONY.

WAeH1roIul, Oct. 2l.-Iho following proclama-
ton was promuls sated this aitemoon:-
Ly the Prcgiacat or tie United states Of AHe'7ca'
A PROCLAMATION
II has pleased Ami. hty God 20 prolong our
National lite another year. Defending u3 with HIS
guardian aiLst uuuiendly desgus from abroad,
and vouchsadng us, in His mercy, many and si!nal
victories over the enemy (wlo i5 OF our household
%. also leased our Heavenly Father to layor as
well our c tIzens in tueir homes as our soldiers IN
their camps, and our sailors on the rivers ana seas
with unusual health.
he has largely augmented our free population by
emancipation and by Immigration, while He has
ouened 20 US new resources OF wealth, and has
crowned the labor OF our workingmen m every de-
partment OF industry with abundant reward.
Moreover He has boon p casod 10 animate and
inspire our minds ana hearts with iortudo, courage
and resolution sufficient for tle great trial OF civil
war into which we have been brought by our ad-
herenoe as a nation TO the cause OF freedom and hu-
manity, ana TO afford to reasonable hopes Of an
ultimate and happy deiYerancc rom all our dangers
and ahlc ions.
Now, therefore, ], ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President
OF the United States do hereby appoint and set apart
the last thursday in November next as day which
/ desire 10 Le observed by al my fellow cidzens,
wherever they may then be, as day Of thanks
giving and praise to Almighty God, the bonohcont
Creator and Ruler Of the universe.
And do further recommend to my fellow citizens
aforesaid that that occasion they do reVerently
humble themselves I'm the dust, and from thence offer
mp penitent and lcTYent prayers and applications
10 the Great DispoEor Of Events for return OF the
inestimable blessings OF peace Union and harmony
throughout the land which 1t has pleased Him
TO assign as dwelling p ace for ourselves and for
our posterty throughout all generations.
In testimony whereof have horeunto set my hand
and caused the seal OF tine United States TO be
affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this Goth day OF
October, in the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and s1ty-fOur and Of the Independence Of
the United States the eghty-ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the p resident;
WM. II. SEWARD Secretary OF State,
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pRoFIrs OF TINE MONEY ORDER sYsTrM.

The apparent decrease in the last year was
owing ~ the stock Of stationery, blanks, &C..
having been allowed 10 run down in the previous
year, In consequence Of an anticipated change.
The commission received on money orders In
the United Kingdom in 1862 was 1854 III, being
an increase Of $i5,440 over the previous year.
The post office authorities have been at various
times urged 10 issue orders for small amounts at
a less charge than that now made, descending
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DOINGs OF TIE DRAMA.

Anon STREET TuEArRE.-On Monday next,
Zadlc yesvaI will appear the character OF the He
brew Fortun, -Tcl,r the enc in watch she made hef
Ast Ir,fouud mpie sion upon 'he public 4 Philadelphia
The ay yt oag,G IN wh e. she is o arpear Is an Gu
Victor srgm wlluen eNl[t,s! iSr her 10y NJ me De Mar
out some a-o in aris and owed immense popu-
.aTity 90 re act OF the N5itar1 case, which then
In he new version OF the play great alterations have
been made uCm Tie ofgna, ultcTa' ons that make Il
iss, 3, en- a5d Wls Y,.tv rss in iii55S SeNaii
'l music, ty o. composers. II is scarcely
rccessr, TO say AZ the Arch street Theatre VII put
..ss: sisa en- a' sage IN its usual style Of tasteful n'na
NV CHrsSur STREET THEATRE.-The War
iruTe pay for the a-, i.1c this Cung. Mr. warren
gave - s7sciuen Of The peculiar perfection with
he. Be pays l01 comedy IN the character OF billy
| LI,Eseky.' 1lrs most charming combination leaves
ltr! rttEefs. lt f-s crAWn lie best and rgluej
.1-,ress ale 1r hef T. one 81 the pleasant est theAr
80 90 5s,ii - i.7 = s.tsS n. sf W.
?. "a 4c.au al1 .s Ils y1unsr-!us her career t.
isltsi here gEy sglk 'iuEa reports Ee JlE
s-r. 7rsultec t7lt 60 y t-aful IJyely pr
| a. z-.i Eass.ss 30 '-..ec-, tss.e -ul i4legi.
! WAlEVz STREET THEATER.-Niss Thompson
srEas cement ,ousi t1 ~ 5rd this evening On Mon5a
NJ NcEs-a Buchanan. VIA his dauea,er Virginia wi
s4ptAr 10 LgaGga Asslgagcs. Mr. Buchanan has bee
t~.c, T,uuo lc vore, Iy.i.us srue imc In caufasnu
| ALd stHC tim. in Atftaha. lie went tre sta.
| quauGcd by sduca ntegstand al the 5otltles
| re drama and mas had mu't sUectsstnl cHes
Mss NIrI a, hs duughtur,is quito yoJng Du is said
posest al tie requisites lor rSoyleuce Ia the sr
| 10 IuTau nr.
Iyht notices vo ave read OF these two artists hay
pole. Il. tie highest terms of their talent; and cor
tlutd success t1uaFl harI Hn uIn h,n n1ay Fguiu
aI tt attractive eve iug 90 theatrical public
.eEg ~l be uterrlls y each Of tHe 'Eeat-,
rr TfH cry ard rl g urt g VIII be sitlcIt oae Il
be- VII. le Isl rl1. sc Mrs. MaAp-Jps CurBtrus, 20
| t.rt, slrtt men 90 u...e '
lN NLH NUEN, NAHrrzaE's OPERA is Tourist
iur He has T-,E c1,st -n,aar ,a1dIao fr publc fy,
In the person of MaIus F..5- DC Ge1sIs a 4alI55u
.uW lacy. Trsrrs.iE Hna -ourlItJ voice: blf say q
c.!tCs u,t arrived 2t resicaan, aud T. Uin uuul uo
s.uCy aud yultvlTOn 20 assume AlG4H.n ppsIt On
new opras llNr1 O., been r9eu cgi On I1 l7h OF SINel
M Grover viii uasu short season CG German ~
| here.
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USE HlILMBOLD'S
~ Irrn Nv .cIl 4 "a, nIInuII

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
In oil Doases oftho Urinary Organs, whether existing in
"NGIc' or "Female," from phaerer cause originatiag
taste aud otor. "Jmmsdiate" in action, and more
Strengthening than any preparations OF Bark or Iron
Those suffering from broken Dozen or Delicate C0HsiHH-
lions, procure me Remedy al once!
The reader must be that however slight may bo
the attack of the above Diseases certain to aect hiS
BoaRy HeaHh Mental Porers HaPPiness, aad his Pos
triiy.
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The average annual increase OF amount of
money orders for the five years ending 1852 was
81 per cent, the increase on the last of these
years beng ST per cent The greatest rate OF
increase in 1869 in the three kingdoms was in
Scotland, where II was IL per cent. 10 the towns
II was greatest in Bradford, where il was not
less than 70 per cent To show the relative
pTCpOl ton Of the orders issued, and the amount
for which they were issued, in each OF the three
Kingdoms, we Will quOe the year 1862, in
which there were issued in England and Wales
644l,j3l orders, amounting TO S6I2J7 S75i in
cUtlund, COS 597 orders, amounting 20 49, ljS6lj; !;
and in Ireland, d33,0l7 orders, amounting to
$3.50, $50.
These gave proportion Of orders to population
Of ore order 10 every three persons in England
end wales, 10 every live in Scotland, aud TO every
eleven in LELAND, being an average Ot one order
10 every four pC,ons IN the United Kingdom.
On January ], 1862, the limit Of Single orders
was extended TO 500, with proportionate increase
In the commission, This viii account for the
increase in the amounts for which orders We're
issued in that year beng greater in proportion TO
the increase in the number issued-Une order in
many cases doing duty where two were previously
PROFIT AND LOSS.
For ten years after tho post office took charge
of the money order business, II was an annual
loss to the GJyernment. This was partly owing
t. the expenses attending the organizing of dis
uici staff for the department.. The chief clerk
and two assistants, with which the work was
commenced in 1888, had, by lo47, increased TO
two hundred and twenty-sX clerks IN the chlci
office, with q large amount to be paid for extra
work. BY experience and the adoption Of a
better system, although the business has since
doubled, only half that number of employees are
now required and nothing is paid for extra
| service.
The result is that n turning point was reached
at the end Of the tenth year, aud since then the
| profits of the department have increased In a
greater ratio than in any other branch Of the post
office. The business in Ireland continued TO be
done at a loss until very recently, but during the
last year or two the money order transactions in
| that country have become sefsuppOning. In
| 1913, the last year that the money order system
was a charge upon the resources Of the post office,
the loss was S2S,725; in the previous year it had
been S53,0 900. The progress from that period
will be found in the following table:-
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JOSEPH PATTERSON, Treasurer.
The United States Christian Commission begs leav
TO acknowledge the receipt Of the following addlOnh
Hospital Stores up TO october "a, ls6ii-
PHILADELPHIA, -.
package, W. 7. Johnston; package, Mrs Dr. GI
ran package Mrs Broadweui package, Mrs. u a, +
Freband; 10 housewives Pine Street Public behOoI
Germantown boxes, Christ Church Ladies Ala =" 2.
eiety; Bidesburg and Whitehall, barrel boxes, 80
dlers Relief soeiety 05 other packages acknowledge
elsewhere In ellgous papers, ~ a N ~
N~'- - No nj IA ARH Street, philadelphia.
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kVJ@ COMPENSATED EMANCIPATION.
~ --''The right Of the Government TO appropriate
permanently It's service claims 10 slave labor,
SHOULD be asserted ana the right OF the owner 70 o0pen-
saton therefor should b6 recognized. system
policy constitutional and conservative, and per-
Vaded by the influences Of Christianity and freedom,
would receive the support OF almost all truly loyal men
T,Iy 2 1910 IL
a~SF- ARMY. NAVY, AND CITIZENS
~ Clothing Embroidered. 81 oulder straps mto~shA'
&c. IN style unsurpassed. at very rodusSa PTHatws
Meaehant Tailor,
Io02m Eo.R HiGrH ststst HDoVo VnS'ne"
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REV. DR.. Beman, for forty years pastor Of
inc First Presbyterian Church in Troy, New
' aork' has ieit for his new home at CarbondAle,
| Illinois.
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HELMBOLD'S

FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
In affections peculiar to "FENAIEs" unequaed by any
other prcparaton In Chlorols, Retention, Irregu
lares Painfulness Suppression Of Customary Eyac
uatons; glcerated or schiuous State Of the Uterus
Leuchorrhua, and all complaints incident to the sex,
whether arising rOm habits dissipation mprudenCles
or in the decline or change Ofhs,