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SUPPOSED THIEF ARREsTED.-A colored
man named George Thomas was arrested last evening
at Sixth and Lombard streets charged with robbing
a shoe store south rect. above Ninth, recently
Two witnesses testified 70 seeing several pairs of
shoes IN tLe possess OF Thomas which were stolen
from the store in question. Alderman Swift COM
mitted him in default of $1,000 bail
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STOLEN GOODS RECovERED.-The police
number OF silver spoons, q basket a silver.pIated
castor, and other articles, supposed to have been
stolen from Chester by Benjamin Dickson, the col
streets The other night with number of articles in
his possession which, 1t discovered, were stolen
at Chester.
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For SAvANNAB.-Tbe steamship Pioneer,
Captain W: b. Gallagher, of the Philadelphia and
Southern Mail Steamship Company, sailed for Savan.
and fifteen passengers. She will regularly every
alternate Saturday for Savannah Georgia. Other
mAnds.
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Latest Markets Inv TeIepronb

NEW YORK. May 10 Stocks are dull Chicago
and RocA Island, "a; Cumberland preferred, All /;
Illinois Central scrip, 1913; do. Londs S)t; New
York Central, 94B; Reading, 1072; Hudson River,
llS; Canton Gil Virginia S. 6st; Missouri s., IS;
Erie, 745 Western Union Telegraph Company, GA;
Louisiana 6s 81; Treasury Seven three.tenths l02I;
Flve-twenues, 1O13; Gold, 130.
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MIR. BAKERS
Explorations of the Nile Sources.
NEARLY READY,
THE ALBERT NYANZA,
The Great Basin of the Nile, and Explo-
rations of the Nile Sources.
BY SAMUEL WHITE BAKER.
MIR. BAKERS
BY SAMUEL WHITE BAKER.

With Maps numerous lustTatlons engraved on wood,
from sketches by Mr.. Baker, and ChIomo- -thogrsph
Frontispece OF the Great Lake from which the Nile
flows ana Portraits of Mr.. aud Mrs Baker, beau ully
engraved on steel after Photographs In volume 8vo
Sir Roderick Murchson, Bart, in introducing Mr..
Baker to The Roval Geographical Society
these Explorations as bold and emnenty successful "
his sketches OF scenery and OF the inhabitants the
highest and remark ed the attached
to this journey nom the fact "hat in all his ardu
and Derious travels he accompanied by Mrs Baker
who W her conduct has shown what the wife gall
liant explorer can accomplish in duty to her husband"
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DESCENT BY THE PoLICE.-Lieutenan
GOdey's policemen made descent last night in the
neighborhood of " Washington Square, and arrested
II disorderlY characters who were prowling around
that neigh hborhood
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THACKERAY's WORKS.


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Jeames De La Pluche, Esq, Sketches and Traves in
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Legend of the Rhine Rebecca and Rowsna Little Din
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FIVE arrested ter selling fish IN the street
outside OF the Farmers Market, contrary to an ordi
nance prohibiting sue sales on the street.
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ADMITTED TO THE BARON motion of
ST. George tucker Campbell, Esq, Charles Eyre
was this day admitted to practice attorney at
law in the District Court and Court of Common
Pleas for the City and County Of Pnladelpha.
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NTrRRAY,S HISTORY op usrpv

THE HISTORY OE USURY. from the earliest period
to the time together with brief statement OF
general principles concerning the conflict the laws In
different states and Countries and examination iutC
the policy of Laws on Usury, and their effect on com
merce. by j. b. c. Murray l vol. svO. SO co.
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SHAKESPEARES WORKS
GLOBE EDITION OF SHAkE |PEARE'S WORKS
Comdete cap Svo. volume, Including the PLAYS
Poems sonnets and Complete ossary. Edited by
Wi liam George Clark aud William Adds Wright 0
Trinity college, Camb rid ge. $3.50 ~
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The DOG DETECTIvES.-During two days
OF the present week the dog detectives succeeded in
capturing "a CANNES, which running at large in
the streets
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HIDDEN DEPTHS.

vol. l2mo 81 75 This book Is not a work of fc
ton In the ordinary acceptalion OF the term it
OF which it reveals glimpse, fit subjects ior
romance. Preface.
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MRS. BRoWNING's POEMS.
SFLFCTIONS FROM THE Poetry OF ELIZA-
BETH BARRETT BROWNING with new Portrait
and engraving OF Casa Guida, vol, crown Svo IS 25
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so MUCH has been said and written about the new
Pens recently made by Barnard, that it would be
superhuous for us to give them any yrecommendatory
notice, but have been much satisfied with the
working of the extra fine points for posting that we
cannot refrain from saying 10 our friends and the
Ia no - R1ItimOre Gdzette
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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.-William Mathers
and John W. Maloney amused themselves last even-
ing by smashing the windows of tavern at Front
and Richmond streets. Alderman Devlin held them
In $1,000 each TO answer.
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"MRxICAN MUsTANG LINIMENT This Is the
most effective article ever discovered for curing,
quickly. safely, and permanently. sprains sores,
any kind, both to men and horses No family should
be without it, All genuine bottles have the private
u. s. stamp OF Demas Barnes & Co. over the top.
For sale everywhere. The cures effected by this
invaluable remedy to our ooon personal knol0ted0e,
ara marVellOus.
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prAn,s poErICA1 wopD,

THE POLITICAL WORKS OF THoAf IS BUCHANAN
READ. Containing sylvia, The House by the Sea-
The New Pas oral !" Wagner OF the Aileghanies ~
Summer Stoiy"" ""Sherdan's Ride" and otner Poems
Comprising his entire collected Poetca Writings to
1866. volumes l6mO; cloth, S5 co.
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DEvoTIoNS OF THE AGES; or Collects, Texts,
and LSricS lustIstivs Of The Christian Year and OF
N. G. Allen, with an Introduction by the Right Rev.
Thomas W. Clark, ID. d. Bishop Of Rhode Island. limo.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-19

THE GREAT FAMILY NJ EDIcINE OF THE AGE
There is, probably, no Family Medicine so favoraoly
and so widely known as Davis Pain Killer. For
the past twenty years has been extensively used by
Missionaries IN India, China, Turkey,-indeed, in
counteract the climate influences on the families of
missionaries but for the of cholera and fevers
prevalent in the East 1t used internally for all
diseases of the bowels, and externally Tor wounds
burns, bruises, etc. Sold by druggists generally.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-19

1000 SILK AND CLOTH CLoAKs AND LACE MAN
rILLAs AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs Pancoast & Warnock,
AuctOneers, No. 240 Market street, will sell on Mon
day morning, at 10 O'Clock, 800 lots, comprising
about 1910 LADIES' Cloth and Silk Goats, CIoaks,
have been manufactured for first class city retail
saes and comprising all the novelties of the season.
For richness OF material and STYLE and for taste In
trimming, the entire Offering win compare taVorably
with any assortment IN the city.
Also 20 lots new style Paris Lace Mantles and
Points They will be arranged for examination
early on the morning OF sale.
DUToHER's DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUas.-Kills
upon touch, curls them up as fire does Leaf, and
remains of permanent effect. Try 1t, and sleep in
peace. Sold by all live druggists.
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MARRIED.

RIDGE-WILDER.-0n the 18th in
slant by Rev M A. De Wolfe Howe, HENRY X
81 iANDBRIDGE to MARIA T., daughter of thomas
ID. Wilder, formerly OF Bath, Me. No cards.
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For BREAKFAST.
FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER.

FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER.
NEW BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 120 West street, New York.
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BY MR.. W5yTE MELVILLE

UERIoE;
A TALE I OF TIE 2, LAST TS GlEMTgRY ByG: whyts
1.-The Brokers OF Brldlemere !" etc. vol l2mo slT5
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MAY AND DECEMBER.
A Tale Of Welded Life BY Ms Hubback, author of
the "Wifes sister; o., The Forbidden Marriage" etc
| vol, l2mo. Sl'15.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Such Sewing Machines. No. 73C
Chesnut street
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RBDUoED PRICES. Have your Photographs taken
at b. F Reimer's, No. ga arch street, in his supe
nor style. Al pictures executed with the greatest (
accuracy. See specimens and engage
SPRING MATTRESSES made to order at Patterns,
No. 14O8 CheJnut street.
"lubr1cative packing Tor steam engines.-for terms
see 128 chesnut ST. phia., and 26 dey St, new YORK.
LACE CURTAINS from auction. Great bargains at
Patterns, No. l408 ChesnUt street.
WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver to
Dr. Lessey's advertisement, under Medical"
STORE SHADEs.-The c1eapest Shades for store
windows at Patten's, No. 14O8 Chestnut street.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES 81O and 5.2Os
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, N o. 40 ). Third st.
-
500 COUPONS, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DRExEL & Co.
No ?t SOUTH THIRD STREET.
POPULAR TAILoRIEG.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets
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AYERS CHERRY PEoToRAL, the worlds great
| remedy for Colds Coughs, Consumption, and all
affections OF the Lungs ana Throat.
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WINDOW SHADES, 81, at Patterns. No, 14Os Ches
nut street.
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EXPOSURE to the elements at this season of the
wear Is sure to bring Colds. Coughs, and kindred
diseases. They can all be cured by using Hasheesh
Candy, the great Oriental Remedy. For sale by all
Druggists.
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| FURNITURE Upholstered, Freed from Moths, Var
| nished and Polished, at Patterns, No. l4OS Chestnut
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SUCCESS 49,.
The engineer who lately had
Charge of the Tycoon's iron.clad,
Feeling dlshonor'd by the fact
That the new vessel wouldn't act,
Permission asked without delay,
To mp himself in Jeddo's Way,
10 which (those folks are so dementedl
The Tycoon rgnt away consented.
IfyOu could fancy that the STAR"
Gould travel to the East so far,
PERRY & Co display their Store,
Where such things never were before,
No "hari-kari" need they fear
For misfits never would pear;
Their garments always meeting praise,
No knlIe would thev have cause TO raise,
And introducing STYLISH DRESS
They'd meet, what they meet here-SUoCEss.
awe have all-wool Fancy Cashmere Vests, fine
quality, 81 and upwards; all-wool Fancy Cashmere
Pants at So and upwards. Goats at all prices, max
ing a splendid assortment of Fine Fashionable
Clothing gotten up IN the best manner and selling
at extremely low prices.
Our stock of goods for ordered work js being con.
stantly renewed, and all work warranted TO give
PERRY & Co.,
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
No. 609 Chesnut street, Sign OF the Star.
N. Dealers in fine Clothing will find it to their
advantage to examine our stock, as we can fill their
orders on very liberal terms.
FRIENDS YEARLY MEETING
The sect of Friends have held again
Their annual convocation,
Though some folks think abundant rain
Always MARKS this OCCASION;
And others make the tact appear
That then good butter is most DEAR
But be the weather wet or dry,
When friends or others cali
Upon us, they ne'er find too high
The terms of TOWER HALL!
WEHAvE-
All.OOOI Fancy Cashmere Pqnts, as loo as ..s4 %
Vests 80. $50
Black Pants ..,. 500
Cloth Vests ..,. 4 90
Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. ..... IA 90
Black SuHS. ~ w
advancing from these rates tDe haze goods of all
grades, up TO the UeTy finest fabrics, at prices reduced
Gn proportion-Men'S, Youths, and Boys. Thou
BANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE.
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED.
To CLOTHING DEALERS.
Our purchases for this season having been
delayed waiting the expected decline in goods,
we have now on hand the largest and best as
sorted stock of Clothing in ,PhiladelDhia, pur-
chased for cash eTclusiUey at the Uey oieest rates
ofae season, which enables realize fair profit
and sell at prices less than the cost of same goods in
most other establishments. We supply clothlers
doing fine city trade with goods adapted to their
sales at prices so much lower than the cost of their
present stocks, that, by making an average of the
whole, they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covering the average cost, and paying
profit BENNETT & Co.,
TOWER HALL,
No. 5l8 MARKET STREET.
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LOOSE Covers, or Furniture Slips, Carriage or
Furniture Shps made to order at Patterns, No l4OS
l Cheanut street
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NEEDLES C.. G. =. -"Compound Camphor
| Troches." Patent pocket remedv, subdues cramp
controls dlarrhea chOeraic evidences, etc. only
maker, c. II. Needles. Twelfth and Race, Phiadel-
| pima, fifty ce nts per box.
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LACE CURTAINS from auction. Great bargains al
Patterns, No. l408 ChpsnUt street.
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SILVER PLATED " ARE Every family uses one
or more articles OF Silver Plated Ware, and it Is
desirable that they should know where they can be
obtained of the very best quality, at the lowest
pces We desire to call the attention of our readers
to the fact, that the old and well.known establish
ment at the N. + corner OF Ninth and Chestnut
streets, has constantly hand the largest and most
desirable stock OF Silver Plated Ware this CITY.
The remarkable progress made bv this establishment
is probably unequalled by hat of anv other In Phi.
ladelphia, and we have no hesitation in asserting
that its steady advancement and Incompatible sue.
cess is enurey attributable to the great superiority
OF the wares which are produced there, and which
have been thoroughly tested by regular customers
for the last fifteen years.
The Silver Plated Ware sold by this firm owes its
immense superiority to the fact that it is manufac-
tured by themselves, and they beg to assure their
customers that they give their special attention to
the manufacture OF hard metal goous, silver sol
dered which FULLY equal in style, durability and
elaborate finish to the celebrated Sheffield ware.
1t has always been their endeavor to offer at all
times nothing but the most desirable and reliable
stock and purchasers will find to their interest to
deal with firm who make article remarkable for
uniformity of quality and perfection of finish,
which, when the amount of silver used is considered
is decidedly the cheapest the city. Let everybody
who wishes frst-cass article call at n E. corner
Ninth and Chestnut streets
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"SANTA ANNA is at Elizabethport, N. j., with his
Suite" 1t may be well to inform the curious in
such matters that the suit referred to smaller in
ali respects to those offered for sale by Charles
Stokes & Co., the eminent Clothiers under the Con-
tinental.
Spring Suits OF first-cass workmanship.
Spring Suits of tirst-class materials.
Spring Suits at greatly reduced prices.
Spring SUITS at Stokes & Co.'s, under the Conti-
mental
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WE REFER persons afflicted with diseased Liver :,
DR.. Lessey's advertisement, under Medical"
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"lubricative packing Tor steam enPnes-for term;
723 chesnutst st. phila., and 26 dey st., YORK
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EDWARDS & LAWRENCE,
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NEW work BY THE AUTHOR OF "sTR ATHMoRE.
just Published,
CHANDoS
A Novel. by "Ouida"
Author of "Strathmore," "GranVllle de Visne," etc
etc. l2mo. S2'OO.
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COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES $40 and 500
wanted. DE Haven Brother, N o. 40 5. Third St
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STORE SHADEs-Ihe cheapest Shades for stor
windows at Patten's, No. 140S Chestnut street.
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c. c. ITO DRUGeIsTs Gentlemen I'll will
mail Schedule of prices for Compound Camphor
TrOches" TO your address. AS the tariff of rates IS
fixed and specified, in making up your orders please
remit by check or draft, otherwise the amount for
G. o. ID. bV express, will be added to the bill
/ state this for mutual benefit, saving time by
correspondence, delays etc., to ali concerned.
Respectfully yours,
g. H. NEEDLES,
Philadelphia.
Exclusive maker of the "Compound Camphor
Troches," taking and profitable speciality with our
trade.
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500 CoUPoNs DUE MAY 1sT
WANTED BY DRExEL & Co.
M SOuTr TuTpn Crpuugr
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SPRING MATTREssEs made to order at Patterns,
No. 14O8 Che smut street
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DICKENS WORKS.

The illustrated Library Edition. beautifully printed
in post octave, and carefully revised by the author
With the original Illustrations.
Pickwick Papers. 4s Illustrations. 2vols. $500
Nicholas Nickeby. S9 Illustrations. Vols. 900
Martin Chuzzlewit. 40ilustratons. vels -. on
Old Curiosity Shop. 36 Illustrations. vols..... 90
Barnaby Rudge. 81 Illustrations. vols ls........ 500
Sketches by Boz. 80 Illus :rations. vol....... 90
Olver Twist, "a II ustratons. vol............ 90
Dombey Son. S9 illustrations. 2vOls.....,.... 500
David topperneld. 40 Illustrations vols .. 90
Pictures from Italy, and American Notes Illustra
Bleak House. 40 illustrations. vols. ......... 500
Little Dorrit. 40 Illustrations. vols. 6 90
Christmas Books. II Illustrations. vol....,... 90
Tale ofTwo Cities. l6 illustf ations vol 300
Gieat Expectations. Illustrations VOL. 90
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-11
AQUA de MAGNOLIA.

"a toilet delight Tho ladies' treasure
nndN gentlrmsn'B bounI The +" HwecteHt
thing aud largest qnentiiS Manuinqr
lurs,l from the rich Southern Magnolin.
Used for hnthin9 the face aud person, 10
render tho skin soft and freHii, 10 prevent
eruptionR, 10 perfume clothing. Sc. -
ItoYercomes the unpleasant odor OF per.
Apirntion. - ~ b. I'LL. .l. ..HlaH '
~ rninoNea fednFss, tan, bloiches. Sc.
nammAtion. rIIs.lII. ....r tetlI
It cools, Hoftens and adds delieaey 10 tho
F rakins n.,i M .fa0s ..i.t...I .ptattsasl
II yields ruhdund md yielding perfume.
II cureg mosqpilo bltoH hnd stihgs oi IN
scots, n AVN lttf IS
10 eontainH ne material injurious 70 tho
skim hHu .afta iIntr lfnf ftt
. rat rbniEetf hy ketre@rH and Opera sing
efs. ~ h what every lady should have
Sold everywhera In the Union, Try tho
Magnolia water once and you will use no
ct her cologne, tserfumrry or Toilet W ater
q ftarwapdit. go DEM AS BAIsNft = Gu,
eoww nl4 Props. EruluAtva Ag'ta, ". "
fHH NJ Nf tafa "a 90 asaN HaN
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80 OTHTN10 8sYlRUP,
ron dnll.pnnn r.Ilrnrnlno.

nj r
WHICH greatly facilitates tbs process Of
tsAtfsi0g by sohsnifig lhs gums, reducing
ALL Mathematician will aiIRy All FAfH
aud ispaAfb0aIel action, aud ~ ketd
= seaE 70 REGULATE TIfe BOWELS.
Dspshd upon II, mothers, II win give rod
10 yourselves and
Belief, ARD 4tEAEra 10 FoBa TaRAnTs.
~ We bavs put np ana seld this article for
over THIRTY years. aud gun sav IN aes,jisls1os
aud Truth OF ~ what ws have never boon,
able W say. If any othsr 1gediqinsi DsgSf
hds II fafted N q single Hst1noe 70 s0sof
cure, when timely USED. Never did ws
know an INSTANCE Of Disqualification by any
one whIIased u. Dalps contrary, hli are
delighted with its opsfstions, apd speak In
Terms N commstidatloB OF It's magical
effects and ipedieal virtues. 4 We speak In
this fnsttertt aesAf no DO hnoti'' after thirty
ysAfsa experiences. ana ptbdDs bur reputation
Her NJ fislgitflenf ~ aeief soc here asetsrs In
almost every instance where tils infant IL
safisFipE Hpnlpainsand % bggstion, rplief
wfit bSfd,ind -fnrfiftbsn on twshty minutes
sftsFthsfsyrvp3s s.lmintstsrsd. II
niidfrs6tioHs fbr using viii e0fnpany
each bottle. None genuine unless tho fac.
Hiegtls ~ CIV hTfe 4 PlsitB F9gi,. New York.
IL on The outside wrapper.
atiela Alt druggists Throughout tina
/ iRGIbn, AkbTFs osfem lpo9rnn.
ma 9detd. " tf SAsAN"
Id aaH
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, ! III (. SPECIAL NOTICE.
BULLS. CEDRON BfTTEss.
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ron, ~ well a. - sense OF duty 70 tho pub
DC, fsanlfsaf tttRt should give you slate.
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