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Fashion, this season, is pleased to be very gay
and very peculiar. Odd little bonnets of the
quaintest designs form the apex to objects con.
structed on no architectural model save that Of
the Pyramids, the base being exceedingly wide
and broad, and differing from those ancient
Egyptian specimens OF art only in the modelling
OF waist and the projection of arms.
Take the whole effect, owever, and save where
there Is unnecessary exaggeration, 1t is not bad.
The contrast OF color is pleasant without being
too glaring Harmony Is insisted upon; and
though there are many novelties, and great
variety in style, material, and trimming, good
taste suggests the improperly OF mixing or over
loading with ornament any article OF costume,
and finds much more elegance in quiet sim
plicity than In vulgar display.
Embroidery has been revived to an extent
which renders it most important element in
ornamenting dresses, suits, skirts, and articles
OF clothing of all kinds. Scarcely an article of
dress comprised in LADIES' aud chldIen's ward
robes but Is indebted 10 this method OF pro-
ducing a highly decorative effect. The fash
ionable impetus has undoubtedly been given by
the beautiful embroidery executed by the Grover
Baker machine, by the furOr which 1t has
excited abroad, and the admiration and patron
age which it has received in the highest circles.
Not only dresses, coaks, suits, Balmoral skirts
and the more important articles of clothing are
now ornamented with machine embroidery, but
parasole (Which are afterwards dotted, or filled
up with beads), slippers, both of kid and satin,
and gaiter boots, both for walking aud visiting
wear.
This fashionable rage renders the possession
OF q Grover q Baker Machine indispensable TO
fashi hiOnable dress-makers, and most desirable to
families where the mother executes most OF the
sewing, and wishes to dress herself and children
Handsomely, and, at the same time, economi-
cally,
Morning dresses are made Of cambric, or
pique. Ii of the latter, they are either gored OF
made into skirt and short jacket which is
worn with white tucked chemjsette. The
9ored dresses are beautifully embroidered down
the seams in narrow and very simple pattern,
aud sometimes scolloped out round the
bottom; the jackets are also embroidered, and
the skirts, either in an apron pattern as a Dor
der, or In small pyramids upon the skirt
Striped cambrics are very often trimmed with
frills of the material; but plain cambria dresses
are extremely pretty trimmed with bands o.
cambric of a contrasting color, stitched on with
the machine.
We hardly know whether this is the proper
place to discuss such matters, but we may iust
mention, for the benefit of housekeepers, thai
the newest and most stylish library-table and
piano covers are made OF plain light brown, OF
neutral, shades OF cloth, stitched upon the edge
and Ornamented in the centre with beautiful
designs in embroidery machine stitching.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, June 0.
House of Representatives.

House of Representatives.
The Speaker presented a letter from the Score
tary of the Treasury, transmitting statement of tbs
amount paid for salary and mileage to the members
of the Thirty. eighth Congress. Referred to the
Commit ee on Appropra tions.
The mileage paid 10 senators was S124, ,108, and
the salaries $299, 1928 Total, $428S86. Tue mileage
salaries 81 49, loo Total 81 464 160 senator Cons
received for mileage ell ,124 and Senator Nc
Dougal $40 964. Senators Harding and Nesmith, Of
Oregon, received for mileage $1I ,936 each.
Senators Nye and Stewart of Nevada, received for
mileage $6622 each, but this was only for Sos
sion being at the rate of S11 244 for the Congress-
The massachusetts, Senators received Tor mileage
S739 each Inc smallest sum received for mileage
was by Senator johnson, of Mary land S67 90
Of the California members, Mr.. Cole received
SO 548, and shannon $40, ,692 The Oregon mem-
bers, Mcbride received for mileage Sl2 681. Mr..
Cole, the delegate from ashingtOn Territory, re-
ceived S12 0s9, and Wallace, the delegate from
Idaho el2834 1he smallest sum received for
milee go was S64, BY Henry Winter DAVIS.
The Speaker a so pres nted a letter from the COM
mandant Of the Washington Arsenal transmitting q
statement OF TIE distribution money among the
sufferers by the recent explosion at the Arsenal.
LAID on the table.
The Constitutional amendment passed by the
Senate Yesterday was reported to the house with
amendments, ON which its concurrence was re-
quested.
he Speaker announced that under the order OF
the Hous, no business was in order eucept debate,
annual message
Mr. Burlelgh (Dacotah Territory addressed the
House IN favor of the removal of the Indians from
mineral lands of the Northwestern territories, and
Their permanent location in certain districts in Da
cotah and Montana Territories.
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S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.

TRIAL oT JEFFERSON DAVIS --RIOHMoND, June
Con the opening of the Court the Assistant DIS.
tTict Attorney arose and said May it please your
Honor, as the answer to the questions proposed by
Mr.. Reed, of Philadelphia, one of the counsel for
Jefferson Davis, who asks whether his client is to
be triedH Is to be droppedS Oris to be suspended?
would remark that the weather Is hot enough to
try anything. From the brow of your Honor see
the tat coming out now and as this promises to be
fat job Qaughter) from the number of counsel en-
gagged, think the Court, II she know herself, had
better adjourn over until the cool weather of 0c-
tober.
The Judge then sald-Mr. Davis can be spared the
suffering attending O long trial in this hot place,
and have the sea breezes of Fortress Monroe until
the fall, when he will be either dropped" 'sus
pended"
there, your Honor.
The Judge (contnuing)-Yes; but the President is
making preparations for some other ex-Presidents-
Mr.. Roberts and Mr.. 0'Aahony, and perhaps others.
motion now made by the Court, in which
the counsel on both sIdes agreed Tor each pre-
sent to get two complete suits of summer clothing,
at Charles Stokes Co.'s "One-price" under the
Continental; alter which the Court adjourned till
October.
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HARNESS DoBBIN UP
Come, Johnny, harness Dobbln up,
For, JOHNNY PROPOSE
To drive to Phi adelpha,
And BUY SUIT OF CLOTHES.
And if The folks should ask for me-
just say to your Mama
That have TO the city gone,
To PERRY's BRILLIANT "SrAR"
The CLOTHING sold there is so good,
That people, far and near
Are travelling to SIX HUNDRED NINE
To neatly dIessed appear.
All who have read the papers will bear witness OF
the fact that the "otar has advertised literally, but
its best advertisements to be found ON THE BACKS
OF IT'S CUsToaERs. Every garment sold at the
30 TAR' is IN itself a first class recommendation.
Our stock of READY MADE CLOTHING Is IMMENsE
AND FROM 1T ALL CAN BE ACCURATELY FITTED
Stock OF piece goods large and varied, and all who
Rave their goods made to order are sure TO be
pleased Prices the lowest IN the city. Call and
see If such is not the case
STAR CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Low PRICES AND FASHIONABLE GOODS.
No. 600 CHEsNUT STREET, SIGN OF STAR,
PERRY Co.
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DIED.

DIED.
BEER6NHARDT.-%0n 6% % the Ith instant, CHRISTI;
her age,
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from her sons residence No.
181 Vanhorn street, below Germantown road, on
man Evangelical Church, Second street. above Pop
lar lnteTment at Odd Fellowss Cemetery.
B0UVlER.-On the 9th inst, PETER BOUVIER,
aged 80 years.
funeral, from his late residence T. corner OF Third
and Greenwich streets, on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. To proceed to Sixth Street Union Ground
DORSEY On the morning of the 7th instant,
JOHN w. DORSEY, formerly OF Somerset county,
Md In the Both year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
members of the typographical Society, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his father-in-law, William H. Morgan, Nos. l2
and 144 N. Ninth street, on Sunday afternoon next
at o'clock Interment at odd Fellows Cemetery.
LUTZ.-Suddenly. on the 7th instant, Lieutenant
GEORGE KNOWLES LU r. in the oath year Of his
age, son of the late Jacob ID. and Hettle Lutz, and
late Quartermaster Of the 61st Pennsylvania V0un-
teels.
His relatives and friends and the members of his
regiment are espect ully invited to attend his fune.
raj, without further notice. from the residence of W.
ii. Rhawn, Frankford, on Monday, the llth instant,
at o'clock. 10 proceed to Cedar Hill Cemetery. ~
MCPOYLE.-On the 9th inst, JAMES MGR 0YLE,
The relatives and friends of the family also the
members of bt Johns Beneficial Soc ETY., are
speciuly invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No. 1885 Jones street, on Sunday after
noon at O'Clock, without further notice.
WOODRUFF the sth instant, ANNA f.,
daughter of ID. S and Mary Jane woodruff, in the
14h year Of her age.
The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon
of the family are respectfully invited to attend, with
out further notice.
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SUMMER TRAvEL.-We ask attenti IN to
the advertisement OF the North nnsylvania Rail-
road Company in to-dav's issue. The beauty of the
scenery that lines the North Pennsylvania Railroad
and its connections, the comfortable cars, and the
excellent hotel accommodations at the principal
points, commend this route highly to those desirOus
of changing the heat and dust of the metropolis for
the sslubrious and invigoratng breezes of the
mountains,
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PURIFY THE BLooD.-lt IS an established fact that
q very large class of disorders only be cured by
such remedies will enter into the blood and circu-
late with It through every portion OF the body; Tor
by this means only can the remedy be brought into
immediate contact with the disease. To obtain this
desirable end, preparation has ever been uni
tormy successful DR.. Jayne's Alternative. Scroua,
Kings Evil, Cancer and CanceTous Tumors, Wnlte
SweiBgs, EnlarSe Sement of the Bones, Chronic Rheu.
matism and Gout. Frupye Diseases OF the SKIN,
Throat etc, are cured with certainty which has
asonished every behoder 1t is, besides, OF the
most pleasant articles that can be taken into the
stomach; operating rs q tonic it removes Dyspepsia
and Nervous Affections and impaIts a glow of ami
nation and health unequalled b. anything in the
who Materia Medica, Prepared only at No 242
Chestnut street,
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GOING TO LEAVE Us Mr.. j. T. Ward, a faVo-
rite member OF the Chesnut Street Theatre com.
pany, has accepted an engagement in New YorK and
Is TO appear shortly ut the olympic Theatre, under
the management OF Mr.. Leonard p. Grover Mr.
Ward spoke the first stage words at the Ne Ches.
apprecIa es the proprieties OF hs profession. We
wish HIM success in his new fiel OF labor.
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FARMERS, provide yourselves with Perry Davis
Pam Killer at tins season of the year, when collie,
cholera mOrbus, d senterY, darrhoea etc, may dis
alb your hands. Use 1t in every case of the kind,
and my ears for it, If II does not effect speedy cure
the d, lOng-tr ed Perry Davis Pain Killer, which
has never failed.
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LARCENY OF CLoTHING.-Rosanna Nc
FFetzidge went into house at the ). L. corner of
Twelfth and Callowhil streets, Yesterday afternoon
durlng the absence of the occupants and helped
herself TO q silk Dress vslued at $15, and skirt
worth SO Sire was subsequently arrested, and
$500 bail,
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NEW CHEsNUr STREET THEATRE.-The Misses
Webb close Mr.. Sims season tO-nIght they play
both al the matinee and in the evening Mr., sim
contemplates a summer season, but not yet, we
believe. By ants Nnstrels next to occupy the
theatre. Mr.. sim, meanwnIe, who has his theatre
nt heart, will prepaIe for brilliant reOpenlng.l
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In CUsToDY.-Joseph Keesley and John
X. Green, the combatauts in prize fight last week,
which was broken up by the police, were arrested
yesterday by the First District officers warrant
issued in Delaware county. The prisoners were
this morning sent TO Delaware county, to the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-09

CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA Plantation Bltters are
considered the greatest in the medical world
Bitters of every conceivable description have been
adveriis TOR patronage, but their inerOrity TO the
Plantation S. I. 1860 X. IS too papab,e TO require
C ment At this season especially no family in
the country shOuld be without a supply OF Planta-
tiOn Bltters 1hev are deiciOVsly medicinal.
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MARRTEI

On the 9th instant at the Emory
IN. e. Parsonage No 1928 Callowhill street, by the
Rev. Samuel Irwin, Mr. ELLIS W. GREY TO Miss
MAGGIE A. FELrI, all of Philadelphia.
MILLER-JEFFREY.-O On the evening Of the 7th
instant, at the residence OF the BRIDES uncle, Rich
mond street, by the Rev A. g. Nc Auley, Mr. JAMES
W. MILLER and MISS ANNIE s. JEFFREY, all of
this city.
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In 1EMoRY OF GENERAL SCOrT.
Through q long life Of wars no passed.
AU trlumphs Of his country's pOwori
But peace ITS brOadest sunshine cast
Around him In his dying hour.
From far or near ne heard no dim
OF field disputed, fortress stormed;
But sweetest was that peace tCithjn
That sOoke of duties we'll performed.
SO, in the Tower s busy sphere,
We keep conscience just and clear.
WEHAvE-
A.,ooOi Fancy Cashmere Pants, as log a''Sa % %
Vests 00
I" BACK zo,, 1,.,, Pants a." .... 9SS 9SS
90 Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. ..... IA % %
Black suits .,............ ......'.,,.'. EVW
Advoncin0 from these rates lDe haze goods Of az
grades up to tie very finest fabrics at prices reduced
IN p0rtion-Men's, Youths, and Boys. THOU
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SIZZLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED.
tH-To CLOTHING DEALERs.=Ig1
OurpUrchdSes for this season hdUin0 been detdped,
tcdtnq the eIpected decline IN goods l1s haze no1 on
hand hhe largest and best assorted stock Of Clothing
IN Phiddeiphid, purchased for CASH EXCLUSIVELY AT
THE VERY LOWEST RATES OF THE SEASON, Uhich
enables TO realize fair pro ft and sell at prices
less than the price Of the game goods IN most other
establishments We can supply Ctofhiers doing a
fine city trade lcih goods adapted TO their sales, at
prices so much Iot0er than the cost Of their present
hoy UW be enabled 10 dispose Of their goods at
prices covering the Average cost, and even paying
profit
BENNETT & Co,
TOWER HALL,
No 618 MARKET STREET.
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G., BYRON MoRsR, No. D04 Arch street, Is no cd
for the quality and flavor OF ice creams and ices.
MATTREssEs AND BEDDING renovated and made
over at w. Henry PattenS No. 1903 Chesnut street.
780s, $685. 1885, 10-40s Compound Interest Noees,
and Gold and Silver bought and sold by
DRExKL & Co.,
No "a 8. TBIRD Street.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. $40 and 520s
wanted. DE Haven Brother, No 40 s. Third st.
POPULAR TAILoRINa.-
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
FINE CUSTOM WORK
WANAMAKER BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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FINE STRAwBERRIEs.-We have inspected
some of the Russell Prolific Stra wberry, grown by
Mr.. Perkins IN his nursery at Mooresown. They
excel not only in size but in delcacy of their flavor
ing the present season. They are now in the mar.
ket and are worth inspection.
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The --latest Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, June 9-Stocks are dull and lower,
Chicago and Rock Island 92S; limos Central 121;
Michigan Southern, 70; New York Central, 974;
Read ng, 109t Virginia 6s 66i Missouri Is So Erie,
62S; Western Union telegraph Company. 6Os; United
States Coupons 1881, 1921 do 1854 1O2s do. 1856,
1929 Gold, 1392d1391.
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NEW AMERICAN THEATRE.-A most attractive
performance Will be gwen this evening at this
theatre now favorite Iamlly resort. Mad'ile Zan
tretta OH the the tight rope ana Harry Pearson in
caDital character part
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- BIOKRENE,
Z OR EXPERIMENTATION.

STRENGTH TO THE wEAK-YoUTH TO THE AGED
This preparation is unequ ed rejuvenstor and re-
atOrer OF wasted and inert functions.
Inc feeble the aged and all those who have IN any
way Impaired their vitality by excessive mental phyd
cal will hnd the BiokIene 20 be what its name
mpIfes-a erejuveBator which, while 1t builds up the
shattered constitution will also mpart 70 the feelings
the briskness and energy which belong to youth.
matter by what cause any organ has become enfee-
bed lie notiens this superb preparation will remove
that cause at once and forever
BIOKREHE cWres General Debility, Imp0tency, Ner-
Incapacy, Dyspepsia, DeDresslon Loss OF Appe-
tte, Low Spirits lmbeclity, Mental Incidence Emacie-
tion, Ennul 1t has most delightful, desirable ann
novel eject upon the nervous stem and all who are n
prosraed by nervous disabilities are earnestly
advised 10 seek cure In this most excellent anu un-
BfOKRENE -The Feeble, the LaDgud, the Despair.
ing the OLD should give this valuable discovery Hin
win be found totally diferent from all other aruOieS
for the same purpose. ,,..A,. l. ,,..
no TFMALES.-This preparation is Invaluable IN nel-
Vous WeaknesseS of ali kin Is, as IL VIII restore the
Wasfad strenQth with wonderful permanence. -.
NJ AZ aleo Qi and Tonic, and will give re iof IN Dyspep
ala with the first dose brief persistence In " lso
will Ienovate the stomach 10 gree Of perfect neatn
aS Hps sE bottle or six bottles for s5 Sold b
RIug gs's fHIfTTrCHINCiS HILLYER ProprIetofs.
"0N'"s NO. % DEY Street, New YORK A
SO'u "S Johnson. HOLLOWAY a CoWDES,
No % North SIXTH street.
DYOrT CO.
70 .hstrsmrp No. ss2 N SECOND st. --~ 4
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DUTcHERs DEAD SHOT FOR BEDBUss.-Kills
upon touch, curls them up as hre does leaf, and
remains of permanent effect Try 1t, and sleep in
peace Sold by all live druggists.
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The FUNNY BRYANTs This renowned troupe of
Ethiopian serenaoers appears ut the New Chesnut
Street Theatre for a brief season, commencing on
the 26th instant.
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FEMALE TRUssEs, Braces, Supporters, Elastic
Bette and STOCKINGS, hght and elegant In finish,
adjusted by lady at Needles, Twelfth street, first
door below Race.
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If YOU must take medicinfs then take AYERS,
which are by far the most efec ual remedies to be
had anywhere.
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FOURTH EDITION
FENIAN ADVANCE
Capture Of Pigeon Hill, st.
Armand Centre, Slab City,
and the British COIOrS,
VICTORY OR DEATHI
ETC.. Etc. Etc.. Etc., Etc.. E.s.. Ets

ETC., Etc.s Etc., Etc., ETC.. Eto., Ete
~-'~||~~~I~Ory>'~V~~~>o~Noo-~o
"BosToN, June 9.-The following despatch b
printed in the Herald from Brigader-G GeneraI
Mahan:-
"PIGEoN HILL, Canada East, June 9.-we are
in the enemy's country. The green flag waves
de6antly. We have captured Pigeon Hill, st.
Armand Centre, Slab City, and the British
eolors. We are ready to advance. Hurry up
ammunition. Victory or death
The gunless and towards have gone to the
rear. They will talk about our position, but don's
mind them. The tried men of nerve are at the
fiOnt,u
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MATING AND CARPETs cut altered, and land
The work done when desired no delay, Those who
orders 10 w. Henry Patterns, No, 14Os Chestnut
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NEEDLES G. @. T. Compound Camphor
Troches." Potent pocket remedF, subduss cramp
maker, c. Needles Twelfth and Race, Philadei-
phla 1fy ce mis- per box
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MISS ETTIE HENDERSON This accomplished
young PrOtean actress makes her first appearance
at the Arch Monday evening. She is we |
known here, and is said TO have greatly i'm proved
since che took the management of the new Pittsburg
Opera House, last year.
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Consuls Recognized.

WASHINGTON, June 9.-lhe President has recog-
nized Ramon Orbeta as Consul OF Spain at Mobile;
Henri Rosenberge Vice. Consul of Switzerland at
Galveston, and Carl Frederick Adell Consul Of
Schaumburg. Lippe, for the States of Ohio, Michi-
pan and Indiana.
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE.-rhe Fools Revenge
Ii be g1ven be ieve tor the last time, this even.
il z, folio \ cd by Black Eyed Susan
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY. = Mary Aun
Sloan was committed b. Alderman Allen last even
ing upon the charge OF asseultng a neghbor. 1t is
alleged she struck the complainant with brIGk.
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For THE SoUTH.-The stea amship TOnd-
,cdY1dd, Jacob Teal commander lett 1or Savannah,
Ga at 10 A NJ this morning, with q fne freight
and passenger list.
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HYGIESIo WINE
A WINE grown ON the sunny slopes of Spain-he
genuine juice of the grape in all ITS purity, as be-
slowed upon us by the benefcent GIvER, and such
as il, alone, consistent with Christian teachings
not intoxicating In the least-wlll supply want
greatly felt in this country.
SUCH is HYsIENIo WINE,
the Great imported Tonic, aromatic.
1t is conscientousy recommended to LADIES, as
it will sootbe the nerves, renew the blood, and
gently stimulate and invigorate the system
All of sedate habits-ministers, lawyers and pro-
fessional men, possessing constitutions more delicate
than others of less combining labors-those who ex.
pend great deal OF vitality in brain'work, will at
acknowledge the superiority of this restorative
REMEMBER, it leaves behind of the baneful in
Huences OF alcoholic preparations.
1T CREATES A HEALTHY APPETITE.
We warrant that, upon tria', HYGIENE WINE
will be found to be the finest most delicious, and
HBALTHFUL Tonic known Try it to be convinced
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
FRENCH RICHARDS & Co..
Agents for Pennsylvania.
N B.-HYeIENIc WINE is an IMPORTED Tonic;
il has the approval of the "IMPERIAL SCHOOL OF
MEDICINE OF PARIS" and was tested by the Com
mittee Chemistry of the American Medical Asso .
citation which assembled in Baltimore, May /, 1856
and ipdorsed by ffty-six prominent members 'oith
Tboic
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FRATHI RS Superior feathers for boosters and
pillows at w. Henry Patterns, NO l4O8 Chesnut
street
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ARCH STREET THEATRE.-rhe last night of the
regular Arch Street season. and Mrs. Drew's last
night also. She will appear in Grist to the MI, one
OF her finest parts,