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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

RESTORATION OF. CIVIL ACTHoIa~V.-Ihc Of
sficial order of the military Authorities OF this
State, as given below, is significant Of long
stride-in the right direction towards peace,
government, ,apd consequently security Tor So
ciety, if not altogether for libcrty.~ IH!S oCG'T
relievesthc citizen from military jurisdiction,
and restores him to that Of lis peers III tAc
Jury of his country. Itlinits- the military ju-
TisdictionSto the army solely, as acc2Ee:o3 70
the articles of war in times OEpeacc. We con
gratulate our people on the event, tAls or
der imparts proper efficacy to the late pro
clamatien. of the President declaring that
peace is fully restored thCoeG the length
and breadth of the late seeding States:
VAR DEPARTMENT, 49,. -
ADJUTANT- GENERALS S OFFICE, Z.
H.. WASHINGTON, Mayl, 1866
FGenerGl Orders, No, 26.I
Whereas some military commanders are
embarrassed by doubts as TO the operation OF
the proclamation of the President, dated the
I'd day of April; 1866, upon trial by military
courts martial aad military commissions. 10
remove such doubts, it is ordered BY the Pres
ident that
Hereafter, Whenever offences comnitted by
civilians are to be tric6 where civil tribunals
are in existence which can try them, their
cases are not authorized to be, and will not be,
brought before military courts martial or COM
mission, but will be committed to the proper
civil authorities This order is not applica-
bic, to camp, followers, as provided for under
the 60th Article Of War, or. to contractors and
Others specified in section l6, Act of July II,
1852, and sections and 2, Act Of March ?,
1868. Persons and offences eognizaole by
the Rules and Articles of War, and by the
Acts of Congress above cited, wall be c0ntIn-
-ued to be tiled and punished by military t!i,
bunals as prescribed blythe Rules and Articles
of War and Acts Of Congress, hereinafter cited,
to-Wit:
SMT1BTH~ OF TIE Rules AND ARTICLES OF
WAR.-An suffers and retainers to the camp,
and all persons whatsoever serving with. the
armies Of the United States in the He!d, though
: not enlisted soldiers, are to be subjected to
orders, according to the rules and discipline CT
war.~>-.. -
By order of the Secretary Of War.
49, = F. d. TowNSEND,
49, .~~>,H - Assistant Adjutaut General.
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-%O<

A loness, belonging to a travelling men
occrie cave birth to a whc'p Oh the Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad, laa, week.
rs .h:s american citizen Of African descent
was probably born in East TcnneSse, 1t ought
"a he named Andrew Johnson. There was
once Tennessecan WHO used to be called the
Old Lion of the Hermitage, and he is another
Of the same type.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

LAMB CARRIED OFF BY AN EAGLB.-On FIJI
das last some farmers engaged in ploWng on
the farm CT Squire Shadnon, in FalIowtield
township, Washington county, witnessed a
scene somewhat strange to that neck of" oods.
In an adjoining field some ewes and lambs
were quietly grazing, and "hlo t me atfentlon
marks of some one in thecrowd, a large Amer
lean eagle was seen to swoop down, and seiz-
ing weak old lamb, with a loud scream flew
of far above the tree tops, bearing the bleat-
ing lamb in its talons. This sudden rise in
mutton so astoniShed the farmers that for a
while they maintained a silence not unmIxed
with admiration, but recovering themselves,
set IN a shout and halloo which seenir gly
frightened the proud bird, for it let go its
hold and the lamb fell to the ground with
force which reduced it to a state of mutton
chops and sheep skin in 4 rcsy short space Of
time.-Pttcr~JNIy G0zette
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23

Scene AT N1cXERsoH's UoTEL.-An eye
witness, andone who was paJS mHgh", vouches
for the following which occurred recently at
Nickcrson's in Columbia.
GENT.-"Who do you belong to now, boy.
FREED-BoY.- Sab
GrIr.-"Who do you belong to-"
FREED. Bor.--''I used to b'ong 20 Mr.. ---;
but dey say b'long to de Freedman's Bureau
now" then pausing the colorcd urchln
added
aIIc's dc mcaneSt hos had yet"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-23
FALL OF NAPOLEON

Napoleon reigncd II years.
Les Bourbon II
Louis Philippe " II " ..
And in 1860, Napoleon III will have re;gned
l7.vearS:
SIN more: Napo}eon III was born in 1898:
Count I, s, 0, s gives II years. Napoleon III
was married in 1853; l, s, 5, 3-l7. Eugc-
nic Was born in 1926; l, s, ,, 6, gives II;
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1881 King street, doors below Wentworth.): :
ySTE have now opened a Splendid Stock Of
w SPRING GOODS English, French and
American, which are OF the most desirable styles
the Market can afford. -.
To Planters furnishing the Freedmen, either for
clothing or for barter with them, our Wholesale
Rooms offerevery inducement. Plantation Goods
in every Eariety. 49,. .... =.
This being a busy season with the Plante5
and he notable to visit our, city, orders accom-
panied with city reference will mces with prou1ps
attention.
n. Samples with price lists sent to any part
Of the State. * 49,.
. - Our stock consists in part of -. ~--..
White Osuaburos, Towels and ToweliNg in
Striped QSrubCrgs, - all varieties,
Pine Deninls, Linen DaInaskS, all va
Brown Shirtings, Iieues,
Long Cloths, Calcoes, man quailtieS'
Fine Sea Island, Brown Domestic Glnshams, -
ShirtingS, - ZINE scotch "iNSnanS'
Plaid Homespuns, Dress Go0dS' '0F FoPFl"S'
Striped Homespuns, Spring SILKS; d.
Bleached and Brown Co!ored Muslin, lneFefy
Sheetincs, variety,
Reached and Brown White Goods, all kinds,
Drills .-, Black Goods, all kinds,
RlaclI French , Bread Farmers Biown.Linen
Cleth. . Duck
Hosiery and Gloves, Farmers Brown and
Irish Linens by the White Drill,
Piece. Fancy>Drlls and Cot
tonades. Together. with every other variety
to be found IN our line, which we offer at. the
lowest cash prices, at,Wholesale and Retail.
We would respectfully call the attention OF
the Planters, Merchants and the citizens gene
rallv, of NewJerry District, to our advertisement
and solicit call from them should they visit the
ctv. All Domestic Goods are sold at very
small advance on agents prices, by
StOIl, Webb & Co.,
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By order Of the Secretary Of War.
+. D. TovNSEND,
. .-.>~~,.2 - Assistant Adjutant General
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secretary VI IU0 LIVIHU'3
R. TzARD MIDDLETON, Jr., ESQ., Charleston,
S. G.
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DRY GOODS.
THOMAs SIMPSONS SONS,

Ill ~ M a y y i M 4 > " N = SUNS,
NOS. s22 AND 924 PINE STREET.
Are now offering at reduced prices the IOllOwing,-
BLANKETS CHEAP.
SPLENDID BLANKErs-From sb per palr up.
NS:''' +: 7 $ s''- $sS$ iS $S,'. ~ :
~ ~" ' LINEN GOODS
"a BarnsieY Table Damask, all quRIities
White and Unb cached Table Linens, all widths and
Also a large assortment of Towels, both white and
NSpSins and G oycs vie II pres great ~
We can offer great barr ain IN Linen .heoiing. and
for slSo per per yard; cheaper than Si muslin !1o
We have an nfexeeeHt assortment Of Liner Linen Lawns
Cambros from the coarsest 10 the finest number at
shiri BOsoms; rom 2oc ug;
drens wear 80 cents yard worth Sl25 These goods
are gs IN from New GrE 6D SSc0n o rvoD az
Gamble EdgnSs and fnsertings new and beautiiu
We have just received large assortment of White
Goods at a very great reduction,
Bril- iants ali qualities and styles, from 4Oc. up.
Cambrics, dressed and undressed.
.S yF PS IS ns s5sPSs a tDed MTns Main
sOOA fiS0 Au'nf y ss Sso6 GOODS ss' 'nAn formerly
just received tul and well selected assortment of
Popns, kerlnoes, White Glace Mohair, for evening
BACK and white striped SoSSr skSsv sO'Oi'' '''''
Balmoral IL mkirtlng, DC a yard up.
Plain Black Alpaca 3lc up.
ca icoes l6c. up. Ginghams, cheap
English anu French Cbintzes and Percals beautiful
patterns at q very small advance.
HOSIERY AID MERINO GOODS.
We have large stock OF Hosiery and are anxious to
sell II or We therefore, have red uced the prices
very low. figure Ladies' " he Hose from i3c pair
up. Gents White and Unbeached Hose rood qua ity,
all sizes. Chi drens White and Unblenched Hose cheap
GOOD aesOrtn ent of WOoen hose.
Merino Shirts and Drawers in great variety, at low
prices.
We have all makes, widths, and qualities of Muslin,
both white and brown.
sheetings and Pillow MuslIns, at reasonable prices.
educ tion made Tor Dorcas other Benevolent So
cieties, at
THOMAS SIMPSONS SONS,
2Smws Nos 922 and 924 PINE street
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DIED.

BENYAURD.-On the morning of the 1st of
March, EUGENE q. BENYAURD, ST., in the Gath
year of his age.
His male friends, and the members Of Integrity
Lodge, No. 1877, A. Y. n, also the Memb0rs OF Phi
anIhroplc Lodge, No. TO- /. o. OF o. e. are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. 1042 g. Fifth street, ON sunday mornlng
&C o'clock. Interment at Union Cemetery.
CLARK On the 9th ultlmo, PATRICK CLARK,
aged 66 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No 2121 Filbert street, ON Saturday morning
at 81 O'Clock, without further notice. To proceed TO
Cathedral Cemetery.
FOTTRRALL.-On Friday morning, the I'd in
Gtant, STEPHEN a. FOrrERALL, In the 10Th year
OF his age.
HABERSTICK.--On the 28th uItimo, WILLIAM
II, HABERSTICh, son OF Rudolph and Louisa
Haberstick, IN the 90th year Of his are.
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
members of the ClgaTmakers Union, are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
No 816 Major street, between Montgomery and
Vienna streets, on Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
HO0vEN.- N.--Suddenly on the morning Of the oath
OF February, HENRY V. HOOVEN, In the 49th year
of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family. also the
members OF the Western Hose and Steam Fire En-.
gine Company, the mentors of the Lincoln Circle,
No. "a, b. u. II. n. q. A.. and the members of the
Union League, are respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral from his late residence no. 2l2 Williamson
street, First Ward, on Sunday March at O'Clock,
10 proceed 70 Wharton Street N, y. Church Vault
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AFFRoNT TO AN AMERICAN CITIZEN IN MEXICO
An American gent eman was recently stopped, near
Matamoras, by a party of Imperialist soldiers,
whose commanding officer roughly seized hold of
our countrymsn, exclaiming with an oath, '1ts
like your Yankee nsoence to swagser about here,
dressed up in clothes good enough for the Emperor
Maximan himself w The Americans spirited
reply was, "You blockhead! in Philadelphia,
where I came from, nothing is moro common than
to sec people wearing suits like this, which they
get at a tr fling expense from
Tower HALL,
No. 6l5 MARKET STREET,
RusnNc cu,1vrl q, (NS
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
AT ME,
IN THE
PENN MUTUAL,
NO. 921 CHESTNUT STREET.
PENN MUTUAL,
Assets L'aDIofor Losses.....".sI.5OO 900
IN THE

1t is Permanent Inshtutlon, with a perpetual char
ter FROM and subject to the and judicial decisions
OF the State.
the liabilities and the business is limited to frs-cI ass
risks-thus assuring the members of ample security
prudent management, and solid prosperity and Offering
superior advantages for judicous Life Insurance.
IT the interest well as the duty of every ctizeu
TO support HOME INSTITUTIONS because by doing other
wise. is funds carried abroad to benefit others,
inhicting on shis community the injury II he
went abroad to purchase any article OF merchandise
which is manufactured sold here. Every dollar paid
to foreign Insurance Company is LOSS TO THR GENE
RAJ CAPITAL THIS CITY-the amount aiready paid
would have furnished us with eamshp Lines to in
Trade.
SURPLUS DIVIDED ANNUALLY - LOSSES PAID
PROMPTLY.
Return Premium Dividend so per cent.
scrip previous to 1853 receivable in payment of pre-
miums.
Policies Issued on the various plans of Insurance.
TRUSTEES
Samuel c. Huey John G. Brenner
Iheophlus Paulding, BENJAMIN Coates,
Edmund a. Souder Richard ). NewbOid
Samuel l.. Stokes James Is. Nc Far and,
Henry c. Townsend, viii lam p. Hacker,
Thomas W. Davis, Joseph I'll. TrOtter,
Joseph NJ. z Price, William ii. Kern,
Samuel A. BiSpham, james EuetOn,
Rudo phus Ken, fdw ard Nj NEEDLES,
Samuel j hrlstian, Charles Watson
James o. Pease, Elwood Johns son,
Warner NJ. Rasln John G. Repplier,
Frederick A. Hoyt, John A. Needles,
Christian j. Hoffman, Baltimore.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
EDWARD HARTSH0RNE, M. D., No. 1889 Walnu
EDWARD A. PAGE NJ. D.. No l45 W alnut street.
In attendance at the Office Of the Company, from to
'''' JAMES TRAoUAIR, President
SAMUEL e. s OKtS, Vice-P resident
John "; HoR ER \; Y. F.. and Actuary.
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The OLD FOLKs.-One of the largest
gatherings we have witnessed for a long time
assembled at National Hall last evening, to see
and hear this talented company, who evidently
gave universal satisfaction as manifested by
Is seldom witnessed in a Philadelphia audience.
The performances were superior, while the bal
lad and solo singing Of Emma J. Nichols was
absolutely captivating. She has truly taken the
city by storm. They sing again this evening
al give matinee tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, closing up the week with a grand con-
cert tomorrow evening,
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MARRIED.

RITTENHoUSE-ROSS.- the 1st instant, by
IENHoUsE to Miss HARRIET NJ ROSS, both Of
this city. No cards.
SANTEE-DUNLAP.- the 2Sth ultimo, in the
Reformed Church, Easton, Pa. by the Rev. John
CARRIE b. DUNLAP of Easton, Pa.
RPLESS-PHILLIPS-On the 22d ultmo,
by Rev. John Chambers ELIAS SHAMELESS, of
wilmington, Del, and PHEBR II. PHILLIPS, of
Pennsylvania.
VAN MErER-MOWERS.-I Camden, N. j.,
February "a, bv Rev. e. V. Glover, Mr.. Is AAC W.
VAN METER, OF Ropewel, TO Bliss MARY b.
MOWERS, OF Camden county.
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WILSON.-On the 9th ultimo ANN WILSON,
wife of Isaac r. Wilson in the SD year of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her husband, near Blackwoodtown, N. j,
on Saturday morning next at ii o'clock 20 proceed
to Colestown Cemetery.
YONKER,-on the 2sth ultino, MARGARET,
wife of the late Daniel Yonker, in the 96th year Of
her age.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral from the residence Of Charles
Robbins, on Saturday, March 8. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
To proceed to trinity Church Oxford. Services at
church, without further notice. ~
YOUNG. ON the 2Sth ultimo, THEODORE,
youngest son Of Malgs and the late James Young,
In the 22d year OF his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
mother, No. ia N Eighth street. on Monday, March
8, et o'clock r NJ, without further notice.
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c-5ssassses9 A REDUCTION OF 20 PER GENT. ON THE
fIEfF REGULAR SCHEDULE PRICES.
Desiring TO reduce our large stock Of superior and
highly finished RoSeaOood PianoS previous to the re-
moVal to store, No. HOB Chestnut street, we
have concluded to offer them at prices below the
cost to manufacture Persons desiring to purchase
first class Piano at reduced rates, should not fail to
avail themselves of ths opportunity.
SoHoMAoKER & Co.,
Warerooms No 1921 Chestnut street.
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TABLE LINENS AND WHITE
q OOD s.

TABLE LINENS AND WHITE
G O O ID S.
BROWN TABLE LINENS at 62N, u.s. and sI25
hAND-LooA TABLE LINENS at S7h, 81, 81 l2A.
ans nBstSEAGiHED TABLE LINENS at 81, 81 l2x. 25,
BaiinsIey conbie satin DAMAsKs extra heavy.
Fine single DAMAsKS, IN new and Deauti nj patterns.
NAPKISS both single and double damask.
DOfLIES. all linen from 81 81 per dozen
BlkD-t YE, 1or chdrens aprons at 65, IS, SIX, 81,
scoTca DIAPERING at %, $3.50 80, $3.50, 81, $3.50,
70 'TAfWVKSBACK nc TOWELS, from $3.50 per dozen up.
FINE DAMASK TOWELS at all prices, some beauti-
iu from 2s cents TO IS cents per yard
GERMAN ROLL for glass tow elliug.
RicHARDsON's HEAVY SHIFTING LINENS, in
ePifLLoW LINENS, 40 A. As, and "a inches wide.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEF6, very low.
SHIFT BosOMs, made of the best linen.
Soft nnish CAMBRIGsS = extra width and qualities
sHEANNSss v&TSy psdy csmSrss o. Ratrn'
HOSIERY, both beached and brown, at rs, 81, 37h,
just opened, large line of NEW SPRING oAINTzEs
" Beautiful I yard wide ENGLISH CHINTzEs, entirely
FIench PLRcALEs, in bun ana pink. These are
French MUsLINs, expressly for skirts
Fnllish LONG CLOTH, very fine.
NV stock of BLEACHED AND BROWN MUsLINs
where just opened one case fne yard wide bsac6ed
at 3lc at 33c and one at soc these great
bargain; also all the finest makes always on hand.
MARsEiI,LES COUNTERPANEs,
LANCA STER COUNTEKPANES.
HONEY COMB QUILTS extra heavy with
re- CIsIB RTE COUNTERPANES.
These goods are all marked very low, aud having
GRANVILLE Ii. HAINES,
3 / thsmSt No. 1913 MARKET Street above Tenth.
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WANTS.

WTANIED-AT A sEA.SHORE OR SUMMER
w Resort, position as HEAD WAITER q Hotel
or large Boarding House. by a competent man. His wife
would act HousekeeDer. Best ties imOnials can be
given to ability integrity, etc. Address JOHN An
DERSON Germantown, Pa. 326t
THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
Il act In important locations for the New York Acct
dental Insurance Company Active Of good address,
apply to FRANK o. ALLEN Branch Office, No. 40
CHESNUr Street. Apply soon 2H
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A FoUNDLINe.--A female infant, appa-
rently about three days old, was found last
night on the pavement, in Green street, above
Sixteenth. The stray waif of humanity was
cleanly dressed, and wrapped In blanket and
shawl. Some family residing in the neighbor-
hood took chaIge of the negleoted child.
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-. ". DTRAWBRIDGE q Co.,
N, w, corner Eighth and Market streets

FOR AN IRRITATED THROAT, CouaH, OR COLD,
"Brewn's bronchial Troches" are offered with the
fullest confidence in their efficacy They have been
thoroughly tested, and maintain the good reputation
they have justly acquired As there limitations,
be sure to OBTAIN the genuine.
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Warerooms, No. 1O2l Chesnut street

w. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market
W. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. g. b., Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. & B., Good Clothing, Oak Hall Sixth and Market.
W. b., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
WEB Good Clothing Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
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CAUGHT BETWEEN TWO CARs.--Y ester
day afternoon man was caught between two
cars of the Trenton Railroad Company, at
Church street and Trenton avenue, Frankford,
and very seriously injured.
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EARLY SPRING CLoTHING.-A fine assortment al
Charles Stokes g. Co.'s zone rlce," under the Con
fInantal
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL surpasses all othe
remedies in the rapid and radical cure of Coughs
Colds and Consumption.
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SHIRRED MUsLINs, Tucked Muslins, Tape Checks,
Napsook, SWISS, Jaconet, and Cambria Nuslins,
soft finish Cambria, Pique, Buff Marsellles:
j. c. STRAwBRIDGE Co.,
N. W. corner Mghth and Markell streets.
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N. w. corner Eighth and Market stl

REDUCED PRICES "A rare opportunity for per-
sons desiring photographs. All styles, Of rare accu
racY and suLerior execution, at B f. Reimer's,
No. GA Arch street. Go early days short.
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QUICK REToRT.-An irreverent fellow asked
clergyman, "CaH you tell me how old the devil ~"
"AIy TREND, you must keep your own family record"
was the reply. II you desire Information in regard
to coal, call on w. w After, No. 957 North Ninth
street, below Girard avenue. Alter keeps only the
best varieties OF anthracite sells at the lowest
rates Orders may be left at the branch Office, Sixth
and Spring Garden streets.
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THE DRUG BUSINESS rs no business Of
teTprise more essential. than in the drug bust
nes-; IS there any branch of human industry in
which more cbarla anlsm and imposture prevail. 1t
IS Therefore to tue interest OF the pub c carefully to
discriminate between the true and the false druggist
cation of that rule which is as true IN matters OF
business, morals "by their fruits tor resuts) you
sha know them " Judged by this rule, Helmbod
known as "He mDold' Preparations" are legitimate
remedies These latter have been before the public
prominently for many years, and have Oeen almost
universally successful; the Ex Tact OF Buchu espe
cially, has secured the public confidence For its
appropriate diseases 1t is without rival. The cer
tlfeates 10 its usefulness embrace many thousands
of names INT the fact that aiter the trial of many
years, Hembold's Preparations are in great
demand ever even greater is the best possible
proof OF their legitimate merit.
The Principal Depots for their sale is at Helm
bold's New Store next The MetrOpo itau Hotel N. Y,
and No 104 S Tenth street, Philadelphia.
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THREE BALES Paris, Organdy, and Jaconet
Lawns the latest patterns, comprising some of the
richest designs imported. Prices asonable.
i w &
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DENTISTRY.

Philadelphia College of Dental Surgery, class 1884,
formerly OF West Chester having served three years
at No. 24l N. ELEVENTH Street Philadelphia, where
he VIII endeayor to give satisfactory attention to all who
may require his professional services. mss
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NOES wRENCHES FROM 6 TO 15 INC HE'S;
~ Hewletts new style wrenehes. Railroad Wrenches,
Bed Wrenshes and Keys, Malleable Iron Wrenches,
TRUMAN q SHAW,
No 1856 eight Thry-lve) MARKET 81, below Ninth.
UMBER MEASURERS STICKS AND CANES
Of several forms A variety Of Yard sticks. Rules,
Tallors' Squares Steel Squares and Tape for
sale by TRUMAN q SHAW,
NO. sS6 eight Thirty-nvel MARKET St, below ninth.
DORCELAIN AND BRASS-HEADED PIC
ture Nails and Knobs. A variety OF Brass Hooks
and Screw Eyes for sale by TRUMAN g. SHAW,
No 8S5 Eight Thirty -nve) MARKET St, below Ninth.
TORD MS TO MIC AL e.
u JORDANB TONIC ALE.
JORDAN'S TONIC ALE
JORDAN TONIC ALE.
1t is recommended by physicians of this and other
places as superior tCnic emo requires but trial
convince the most skeptcal Of its great merit 70 be
had, wholesale and retail of z. LJORDAN,
No. 200 PEAR Street.
Champagne Cider, by the dozen, bottled, or by the
barrel 214S
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-A BARGAIN.--THE OWNER,
a desiring to remove West offers forI sale a large,
established Whoesale and Retail Business, consisting
store in good situation and doing large business
now TAe whole, including Fixtures Goodwill, ETC.,
immediately or as soon as stock can be counted after
sale ANY person Wishing to buy or go into business
a good new spring covered wagon horse and har-
time.
Address n real and full name Post ofice, Box No.
20Il 2A6tSp
<EA FOR SALE-pESIRABLE DWELLING,
ENo PAT n. Sixth street. opposite Franklin Square.
Apply to p. MADEIRA,
226 6t+ No. ll5 S. TENTH St., below Chestnut.