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REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence Of Life,

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Price. ono bottle ST. three bottles &5 sent by
express to nny nIlreSs
Our medicines sold and recommended by all
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globe; some nnprineipled dealers. however, try to
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T4e latlg Menus
Fp1nAy Mol.N1NG. NOVEMBER %, 1866.
,II, sOysTs; OF PARAGRAPHS.

Kcntucky filly recently sold for $4,000.
w Wollack is doing Othollo in Washington.
pors full of reports Of coming political changes.
rho French have 800 ways for cooking oggs.
schooI history of South Carolina is boing
writton.
To,uossec has requested Brownlow's portraitI
Ward Boochor turns his back upon the Indopon-
dont nnd will give his sermons to tho Now York
Examiner.
Salt aud coal in large quantities have boon dis
covered in Colorado.
Thn CAPTAIN and two Of the crew of the bark
Iabrn havo becn murdered by Chinese pirates.
Lima is styled tho city Of fine churches and fair
ladies'
A son of tho Duke of Argyle has become wine
merchant.
Tho prisons in Spain arc chokcd with political
prisoners.
conspiracy against crinoiino has boon concoct-
ed by the ton of Paris
It is rumorod that Chill and Mexico are to form
q close alliance.
An heir to n baronctcy and fat estate in Eng
land was found in tho person of q butcher Of Now
South Walos.
Tho old Bny State will bo largely represented in
tho Woman's Rights Convention, at Albany, next
weok
Tho highwaymcn of Peru are still feature of
that country. A British Admiral was lately re-
lieyed of his watch and money while taking q walk
with his wife md daughter in tho suburbs of
Callao.
It is proposed that thoro shall bo international
contest for Beauty ut tho coming Paris exhibition.
Arc the American ladies' ready for tho challenge
European ladies' have sgniticd til ir Willingness to
compete for the belt. provided no American ladies
put in their clams.'
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Receiued during the month of august,

Receioed during The month Of august, 1866
LONDON. July 90, 1867.
MKssHs. CHIcKERINa 4 SoSs-9ents: have much
pleasure In enclosing document signed by the first
composers musicians and prOfrs. Europe I held
your Pianos In such high estimation (ue my cer,iH.
cate) that felt II my duty to take them with me
to Europe, to ASCERTAIN the opinion Of my pres
brethren Tho :osed certificate Will prove huw
unanimous they have heen tho subject. beg to
forward, the Bano time, letter received from IN,
friend Mr.. Collard which sure must be crafty.
ing to you.
have tho honor to be. gentlemen. yours very truly,
JAMES III. WEHLI.
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LONDON. January IA, 1866.
James Al. Wehli, Es,

LONDON. January IA, 1885,
James H. Wehh, ESQ.,:
MY DEAR Sin: have great pleasure In asking youto
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not merely tho best ins uf American m
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fortes that has come under my cbservaton and
tho hessrs. Chickerinv mas well DO proud OF having
turned out from th-ir mauuiaotory instrura ent
which, for touch quality, power and workmanship, II
woud be very difficult to surpass In part OF the
wide world
Dear sir, very sincerely yours,
CHAS. ID. OOLLARD,
Firm of Collard Coard, Pianoforte Manufacturers,
London,
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

RocHr sTER, Y. DeGemher %, 1861.
Messr9. P. IT. DRARE 3 Col have been great suf-
Dyape for three f0nr years. and had
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no 81 nearly d well man. have recommended theu In
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to Acssrs. Chie&ertna d Sons:
LONDON July 25 1886
Having played upon plano-orte made b, Messrs
Chiokering & sons of Boston and New York, 1 have
much pleasure IN tesufying its general eIc"l nee
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JULIE, BENEDICT J. M0sUHtLEs.
Nj. W. B,LrE. Prot. OF Copsorvatoire de
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BRINLkY RICHARDS. IL AaTHUR CHAPEL,
RENE FAvAa,ER. Director Of Monday Don
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During tho past ferythroo CARS this lrn has manu-
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GOTTsCHALk.
In the world.
They nnrvAusd for their singing qualities and for
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PUZNANSKI.
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.EYEk. GUSTAV BATTER
J.kL. ]. BENEDICT.
DERSOF II SrKAk0bOH.
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
nd many others.
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- LoNDoF, August "a, 1866.
Jdntef II, Wrhli, Era.

II.
MY DEAR SIR: AS yop going back to the United
States. nIurt beg sou to remember kindly to the
Messrs. Chickeriug. Tell them WAS delighted With
their Grand Piano-for eds good .strume8t hink
turned oRe. both IN touch and for,e.
Wishing you, Co.. remain truly,
II r. BROADWoop,
Firm Of I. Broadwood l. Sons Plano-forte Mauufao.
turers, London.
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LONDON, July 20, 1866.
Aesirs. Caickeying d Sons.

Hears. Chickering d Sons:
GENTS have Iust been invited by Mesprs. Collnrd to
try Grand Plano forte manuactureh by you, aud
have hesitation In eudoring the opinion my old
friend. Mr. G. u. Coiisrd. That 1t Ia the finest in
strumcnt over played on.
Believe me, gentleuon, most faithfully YOURS,
j. L. HATTON.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

40 AWAY HIII BpE,rrAULES.-OLDE EYEA
nndc new, without speotacles, Doctor or ModoIno
pamphlet mailed froe receipt Of ten cents Address
n. u. F0oEE, H. D., No. lls0 Broadway, New York.
November9
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February7 lyT
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PHILADKLrH1a, % h Month, 18th Day, 1862.
REsPIcrED -nIESD:-My daughter has boon much
hcieH It'd by tho OF thy Plantation BltorH Thou
wilt send me two bottles moro
Thy friend, AaA UURRIN,
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SCHBNCK'S NACHINERY DEP0'f.

OFFERS FOR "A,
OORTABLE AND STATIONARY STt.AG EH9lSSi
OF all sizes, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS Of the rooi
approved construction QUITTING from 10000 to 29.op
estof Lumber per day: REYNOLDS TURBINE VIZ
TER WHEELS, and au kinds of Machtnery Tor Workint
Eood and Iron. viz:
Euginc Lathea
Drill Lathes
Boring Machines
Siatting Machines
Upright Drills
Iron Planners
Vertical Planors
Steam and Gas Pipea
Steam and Water Guagess
Screw Jacks
Hydraulic Jacks
Upright Reserving Mills
Circular ReRerying Mills
shafting Pullrys and Hangers
Rubber Leather 5eltings
Circular Saw Benches
Bteam Pumps
Suction PuInps
Force Pumps
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Daniels Planning Machines
Gray WOods Planning Mnchnesj
Woodworth Planning Machines
Moulding MaohineB
Sash Machines
Boring Machnes
Tenoning Machines
Foot mortcing Machineu
Leather and Rubber Hose
Piambinn and Gas Fitting
Wrights Patent Scroll Sawfj
Patent Belt Scroll Saws
Lifting Pumps
Rotary and Mining Pumps.
Every description of Machinery and Railway HuppIlss
COTTON GINS Of the most approval construction,
fnDusrv wsu,1,'
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SHERMAN uousH, CHICAGO, Ill. I

SHBRMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, H..
Fl brutry III, 1868.
mEssRB. P. H. DRAKE d. Co.:-Pl- send 4 lnothtr
twelve Hases Of youl IantatOn BiterH. morning
appetizer. they appear to superseded every thug
olse and are greatly esteemed.
Yours &C, GAGE WAITE.
Arrangements now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article which has net heretofore been
posBble
Tho public may rest assured that In ctse will tho
rortecy pure standard cf the PLANTATION BITTEns be
departed from Every bottle BEARS The dcSntite Of
signature steel plate eH0raun9 cannot be gen-
Any person pretending to seu PLANTATION BrrTEns
bulk by the gallon s,pinder and inaposer. Beu
Of refAed bo.ttet. See td Pirdte Stamp Is UrGu-
rIIATEp ecery cork.
the country.
P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
AErIf ~ trwtyr
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ST. cngth was IN tor step, aud in her handsPLAsrA
rIos BiTTKRs."
S. T..--lS60--X.
A few hotties of "LAHTArtoN BIrrERs
Will cure Eervuns Headache
Cola EItrenittrH aud FoyerIsh JdpB.
q" Sour stomach and Fstid breath
" Fiatuler"y and lndgestion.
Servonr AHectinns.
&" Excessive Fatigue and Short Bresth.
4" Pain tho EycR
Mental Despondenoy.
" Prtrstratinu; Great Weakness.
" salo~ Complexion. Weak Bowels, &C.
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
In estimated that tenths OF all adult ailments
pt oceed from deoesSed aud torpid liver. Tho hillary
-ecretnns Of the liver overlooking into the stomach poi
the entire syssm and exhibit til" above symptoms
Aftor long arch. we are able to present the most
tho world has produced. Within year s1
hundred and forty thousand pernons have taken the
PLANTATION BrrrEns and not an instance Of complaint
has como to our kDowiedgef
Il ia eifectunl tonic and agreeable sHnulnnt
suited tn all conditions of life.
The reports that 1t ree upon IMMORAL substance for
actUn Of the pnbio. and that patients may consult
their phy sicians apprnd list of ta components.
years i'll the treatment Of Fever and agHe, D. spepsia
Weakness, etc 1t was introduced into Europe hy the
aold by the Jesuiis for the enorno price o.
tI tseigh III siiuer under the name of Jesus Pno
ers, and was finally made public by Louis XVI kim
o france Jumboldt mIkos especial reference to IL,
febrngc qualities during his South American travels
CAsoARtLL.A BARK-FOr darrhp. collie and diseases
OF thu st8h,aet anti no" els.
DAaDHLON-For Inflammation OF tho loinB and drop
sicai affections.
| CHAMnMILE FLowERs-For enfoebled digestion.
Lavender FLuwEEs-sro itic, atimuant aud tonic
highly invignratinp i'll nervous debility.
WIhrERaRHEs-For rcrotua iheunnatiHm, eto.
ASisE-AD aromatic cnrmlnat,vr; creating flesh
muscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
ALSO, olovebuha orange, carraway. corIander snake
| root, etc.
s. T.--186O.--X.
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SINfEA.ia SllllLiBUS GUkANTUR.

HUMPHREYS
IIOBG;OPATIIIC sPECIFICS
ETAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE.
L RIENCE IN entire SUCCESS; upio-rrompt.ff
sent and Reliable. They are tho only m.di,ines pei
ecty adapted to popular us,-so SIMPLE int mis,u
cannot be ma'e In uhns them; harmless to h.
tree from danger, and efficient to b. awaya rpIis
ole They have raised tho highest commcndation from
sll, and will always render satisfaction.
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NEEDLES AND FISHING TACKLE

NEEDLES AND FISHING TACKLE.
A NDREw oLFRK b CO., NO. ts MAIDEN LANE,
n " sole importer. Of JOS. WARRIN's oe4ebratee
drilled Eyed NEEDLES. beg notify their old ouston.
and the public that they have hond full
nlent of
WARRIN's DRtLLfD EYED NEEDLES
WARRTN'S TELL GRAPH NEEDLES IN CABKETS
extra largo Oval Eyes
WARRlh's NEEDLES IN sYNOPTTOAL GASES, anew
article
VARRIN's SURGEONS MILLINRRs, SAIL, PACE
NEEDLES. nc.
These Needles been the public for thir,
ara and acknowledged by good judges to be anpa.
3ro all others In temper, finish. uniformity and quail
yof steel.
bur assortment Of FISHING TACKLE 10 complete
I'D the most extensive In this other country.
juno % mwf6mo
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AuuD ARD rlsE VlG,h Dtr YuUsp

"A Az hUUD ARD IaE. VAtitJk tbF KUUTM
vi restored in four weeks. ~ tr. hICoRD'S AD
srneat solicitation ha8 lsaKth aceeded to the ssa
equesta Of the American public and appointed Aaea
New York for the sle Of ha valued and hg prinsa
Enaenoe Of Life. This wonderful sgent viii regtara
manhood to the most shattered constitutions. wheAhaz
arising from eIcssseB tho edects Of climate nat1Hh
auses Tho time required to the mort nvetoreas
sse t9 fonr weefn and nsed according TO prnted In.
ructons, which very Gmpe, failure iB mpoBxhles
This iHerestorng remedy should be taken by s sboua
70 marry, as its seo II is ACKNOWLEDGE
ny the medical preaR to be- the restast discovery 69a7
made Its developing poHers miraculous. Success
IN avey case as certain thnt science ovsrthrov1 F
noranoe Or BIcord'a Essenoe Of Life Ia cold fl
asses, with tub inBt9Iet tor S. our qaa
htos in 81 and will cent TO my phrt, carefa3
oankAH .J rerttinoA .ccredlted pgts,
puir..P 8; LAFTs
March % 1y No 81 Liharty- -street New York.
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O A r D
EUROPEAN TESTIMONIAL

tits with feelings Of pride American manufacturers
that publish tho fol owing nlas which
oeen received Dy recently:
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y, etc.
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Testimonials from, the most distinguished Ars in E,trop.
to MessrS. Chiekerin1 d. Sons:
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S. T..--lS60--X.

"a emo was on hor hp-besth In her look
strength was in tor step, aud in nor hands-PLArrA.
llIrru
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10 Cures General Debility, Weak
Y;I mesa, HH6te,-frs In Females
Iz./ PHfpifdti0ii Of He Heart and
- aH Ntrcous DiSeuSes. Il re-.
= stnres new lifU and vigor to the
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Registry Of Voters,


Tuesday last was the first day fixed by the
Registry Law for the meeting of the inspectors
OF elections in the several towns and wards for
making out list of voters, from the poll list
OF the last general election, which is to be
posted in the room where they meet, and pub
llshed in newspaper in the county, if the in
spectors so decide.
1t must be remembered that under the
amendment of the Registry Law of last winter
the inspectors have no right to put any per-
sons name upon the list of voters, though
known to them to be voter unless the voter
present himself for registration. There is one
more chance for those who neglected to have
their names REGISTERED on Tuesday last. The
following are the provisions for the second
meeting of the Board of Registration:
On the Tuesday one week before election at
the place designated for holding the elections
the board shall meet Gin towns) at nine O'Clock
and sit until seven in the evening, for the pur-
pose of revising and completing the list and
and every voter in the town is entitled TO be
heard in relation to corrections and additions.
Upon the oath of two voters proving to the sat
istactiOn of the board the disability of any ner-
son registered, to vote, his name shall be
erased. Any person entitled to vote, NAV. at
that time appear and require his name to be
entered, and when challenged shall take the
election oath. AT the polls, if voter is not
registered, he must, on offering to vote, present
his affidavit, giving his reasons for not appear
ing ON the day for correcting the list and prove
by the oath of householder, of the election
district that he is resident thereof Anv ner.
son may be challenged on offering to vote. not
withstanding his name is on the register.
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D. j. Hynes rendered his resignation as Poor
Master, which was accepted, and G. B. Lewis
appointed to fill the vacancy and salary fixed
at the rate of 800 per annum.
Aid. White, of the Committee on Bridges, re
ported that contract had been made with G.
II. Parker, for building the Island Bridge on
the terms proposed by the Council.
Aid. White moved that Mr.. Parker be al
lowed the use Of the dredge one or more days
in building the bridge provided the dredge and
machinery be returned and replaced in as good
condition as when taken, and pay ali expenses
Incurred in fitting up the same.
License was granted to VIM Rise at the rate
Of $40 per annnm.
The clerk was instructed to have 25 copies of
Election notice printed.
JAS Mahony was discharged as Pound Mas
ter.
The Marshall was ordered to present bill Of
So to j. Lothrop, Jr., for three wheelbarrows
loaned by him to sundry persons, that have
never been returned to the Harbor Committee.
On motion of Aid. Van Arsdale, Aid. Acker]
man and Reed were appointed aCommitteet c
procure Pound Master.
Permission was granted 0. Foster to lay
private drain on Prairie Avenue for the pur
| pose of draining his cellar.
! The Finance Committee were instructed t.
reports estimates for the City Tax at the next
meeting .a'sn
| On motion of Aid. Van Arsdale, the severa
st. Supervisors were instructed to report est
mate for the City Tax at the next meeting
On motion of Aid. ebbins, the Finance
Committee were instructed to take measures
to collect the amount due the City from the
County. E
| Aid. Stebbins moved that the St. Superyi
sors be directed to collect the Poll Tax un
paid, and apply the amounts collected in eacl
ward in repairing the streets in said wards.
| On motion, the Council adjourned.
| c. B. LEWIS G. Clerk