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Alta. McConnells. Blankets, Saddles, BTi-
dies, Goats and Spreads nearly new cheap for
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Town Patch

OF Warren. are furnishing Brittan's Copper
strip Lightning Rods, quite as cheap as the oil
Iron ones. ldec. 19-tf
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Pure Ground Sage,
And Pepper. for Sausage:
H0YT. STRATToN & HAPGo0D.
dec 5 If
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Pine Shingles.
Notice.

ANo.l l, article can be had at a low figure by
calling on the Station Agent, Phslanx Station
BraceviIle, o. Dec. l9, If.
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Charlie Dodge
Is still on hand to fit the most fastidious. At
Aug. %. REED 4 ADAMS
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pAL Salt and Lime at the Flour and
Feed Store of OSBORN s BRUCE.
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Large stock
.c>N

OfHats 4 Caps are now open-embracing all
A1S 90 REED / ADAMS.
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Gents Furs,
A fine assortment at very low priess1ehssp-
est in town FIELD q
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Local Notices.


Very Cheap.
Beaver and Chinehills Over Coatings BY the
Yard: also Cloth and Cassimeres for suits sold
very cheap at )
Nov q, ls56-tf
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Water Pipe.
Mrs, e, s.

Has been selling the Florence Sewing Ma
chine for the last three years, and still keeps
the different styles on hand; also the Howe
Weed, sc.
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Buy your Flour of Osborn &
Bruce.
They are selling the celebrated Akron
.sCity Mills"Flour. None better in market.
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Florence Sewing Machine
At No. 6, Main Street, Nov .14,-tf
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j. d Smiths Hair Restorative.
Mrs. Winslow's Queen of Hair Restorers, and
JULIAN HARMON,
[Oct 81 No. 5. Market st.
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Old Port Wine


The best wine tonic in the market, BY
JULIAN HARMON,
I0ct 81 Nos, Market street
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Warranted.

Special Bargains
In Undershirts and Drawers.At
FIELD d TURNER'S
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Lamb Knitting Machine.
J.E. BR0CKWAY, Agent.
Nov. l4,-tf. P.0., N0rangeville, Ohio.
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Where TO Find Them.
Flour. Feed. Corn. Oats. &c.. at Rush Ham
ilton's Steam Mill.
Fenfana

$3.50 per BbI.
Rye Flour at the Steam Mil.
RUSH q HAMILTON.
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Tickets so cts.-At Porter's Book
Store and al the door.
Doors open at Lecture at s o'cl'k.
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We Challenge the world

n p5SaoG Yor NJ IEn 81 T6%T %PSTcH.
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Subject Peculiar People

Come early and get a good
Seat.
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[Oct 81
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ECONOMY.-Ol your Boots and
L Harness often to keep them soft and plia-
bic, Meats Foot Oil is the best. it can be obtain
SMITHS DRUG STORE.
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Business Rooms and Build
ing Lots for Sale.

dec. 19-Sw,
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It will interest and encourage your
christian readers to learn that there is a
good revival of religion at the United
Brethren church, in the west part Of Yer
non Quite a number have professed con-
version. Seven or eight out of one family
have witnessed a good confession. One of
these, Mr.. James Beach, who sounded the
bugle horn for Gen. Sheridan in his raids
around Richmond, and fought so many
battles without a single wound, is now
wounded, yea slain, by the word of truth,
but made alive again by faith in Jesus
Christ. Rev. Mr.. Fraser, of Bazetta, has
charge of the meeting.
Rev. E. Il. Higbee, of Mecca, shielding
a protraeted meeting at the Burgh Hill
school-house. We hope and pray that he
may have success, D. K,
Dec. 1885. Burgh Hill.
, 1866-12-28

Southern State that adopts the Coushtat1aua
Amendment within reasonable time.
TIE EEXlcAd Qcka11oH
u s!M unsettled, oa, The President Jt,!e;dAy *.
tA3lsfactosJ.
zo,,,on so,. + TARDosrp Rnn;t,:9, IN .x,.n., co,
E,essmaa, has been pardoncd Is the President.
General 1saat IL still conaard 10 hts room with
ssTerc cold, bet IL much halter.
TO FINANCIAL AoES1s or TIE ooyERSHKsr.
" Spinner, Treasurer Of the united ssa!e.
they arc aucpAb1e and will be held to strict nc
eonnt.olllt, for deposltln2 pnillS moneys esaer-
nt ksSsnne en- op IN "
LanE.rt. All parties luierested, omcere. bankers,
&c. arc notified thut the sfansgTts*ton ct tho law
felony.
It is couHdentially sisted that The Adnipistza-
IT, Il no: nd anes c.pSe e.
Mexican matters. 1t was thought cxpedtent to
I.hetale, but nothing Of more practical eharae-
ter ~As tntenQCd The Government waits further
policy.
CNIoE PACIFIC nAuno1D.
General sinpson, gnitcd s1ates Army. ptesl-
sdvi.cs ID ibs % oTeenmeat sas1 6e n1nh sectios
the Union Pacific Katlroad, weat Of Omaha, l. IN
an acceptable condition. The road Is now In tuu.
nsng order distance OF three hundred and dsc
n.fcs.
TIE TEXAS tKp1ASs.
The Commissioner of indian Attain hiss tele.
gtHl'hed Governor Throckmorton- Of Texes. 10
Dir: Gbute ss.u0 worth ef pro,ts'ons, .nd ago
clothing. among The friendly indians o. the frun.
Tier or Texas 1t is kaid that commissioners will
te apQolnted 10 treat With the Camauehea.
-. BoCTHKNN cLAINs.
Tho resolution Of Mr. Julian, Of indiana. pro-
>idfng that no claims due bF tho Government
prior 10 April. 1851 fhonld b; paid to any who
was nut m actiye. outRpokn1 linton man, Ia al
refdy being regarded b{ some Of the accounting
| ofictIs OF the Treasury. The Sixth Au1itor h2s
refused payment to Southern Mail cont11cioss
amounts due them prior to the date named, I'd,
| less these copt1aetpra eau comply With the re-
qui1enruts Of tbla resolution. which has not yet
| Easfed CanctEzs.
cuSsu1AR IN aYsTEu skLrsuFFoH1Ix6.
| The report Of tho Finn Auditor Of the Treasury
| Elbows shnk tic Consular sJetcm Of TIC Gnttet
States IL now seifAappozt5nE.
| LAND BALE8.
| WAFutxGrow, December G7,-Returne Iecefvat
| At The Gentt1l Gand 0Ilce from Iowa and MEchI
gan show sales LII November Of ,4s9 aesei or pub
| lie tAud at ,hat Office for caeh, amounting Il
| 3A,esa.s.
! wASrB MS PAy.
E. TCtten, counsel fur Mf. Nu1lnau. AAd WITH
Issued o-daS ssa!utt tho general totun1fttH:s whs
engaged ain TO furnish the anppcr given on the oc
| R.tou OF the Netcomlu: OF Congress to Washing
ioc. The contract wa for s., 5,ot9-nona Of whic
| taa been paid.
| 7uE LATE cE.xRA1f f>.uuT1st aucCtssoH-
I It II repor et ihst General Frank F. Blair hi
| BEEN appointed commissioner 10 Inspect the Gnlo
Iatldc RaIlsoad, Esce Gencral Curtis, deceased
, 1866-12-28
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Death Of 4 Member Of General Rhcrman's
staH-&:oFcruoF Fletcher aud the C-nasf-
vnatxcn-Au quiet ut Lexluktnn-B1aet
stone vR. Barn. EsrA-t:rAnd Batfd'uz Pre-
Icct-Work On the Union Pacific Ha1tFo id.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. Lor1s, Deccubes Il.
Colonel II. II. Sawyer. kssfttant Ad5utant Geu-
csas On General Shcrmaute stah, died las: niEnt 1t
thr Land.1l Hotel, alter Hines, Of ten days. He
vi. formerly private In the Ftras Wisconsin In
fara1y, auG htiled npm Pond lu Lac
II Is reported on good authority that Governor
F1e,chr. Is preparing 10 withdraw the militia
ftpm Lexington On eesutauces Of tho leading csd-
re,s that the lava will be enforced against bush-
Fhsckers. The Conservative hare tt.sh fury
I.y ta b ST n o15,1 q s11,e
when elects A1derson over SMttzler ~ one
hundred msjostty. The proof Of The non-enioEre-
mens Of the IeRHaJ law u Calioxay u oset,
registering officer. tt u elown that tho tA~ was
,isrecasceJ by rebels openly. Sx1t1ier Will con
;csl and announces h1nsen Al candidate
ad.icrs ION Lexington indicate perfect qaiet.
lht yes+Ie tuh+ided a. xoon a. they EeSe assured
no United states troops would help them srsass
Young 1axFer Of 1lIlnou, made himself .idiea
loue bJ applying 10 The nlnst:el ttoafe here Tot
| ,itua,iua, mud bceanHe fejec1rd, ecni e54Nenss
| Cor dcel to The primo. pal manager dc w
frightened BY eat Ut the police and ranooostd
| The weather continues very cold.
4 r,snd project Is contemplated Tor bai1d!nt
1--we buun.ca dwellings about fou1 ualles Eom 70.
/ city, emhfae1nG plans for gas sno Nateswotss-
'ailrcad d:.c 10 the location. and other element
arl ii 10 proposed 10 .cc2re leA+ees for hoases II
ad'4rer OF theis building. The psoeSt Is a bon
! fde ldalr.
trcn ter tay, tor lhc extension Of the Union Pac
| 1e y EFT Of Fort Riley.
, 1866-12-28

nr >rrnm.bfn C,,v nj Bo.,on-Tho prus-
stun f;ovcrnmeut and the Late Il klu&
d Hanoyer-Foar Additional Catho.
ns.,rsNKeSnt 1Sceree IN Fasor Of AZ Ocesu
Tas.c-n NJ, i,rt xrrn f.,,h. ana thc f,aa.t OF
F,uriuaErropo.ed t:oufcdcrnt1ou between
s"nzeftnnd ano 1ne ~1otaE.n a" s4a
etuier-C9ncsnsaon os fhc ropes Speccn 10
tue Ffeneh Soldiers.
NEW Yo1K, December 97.-A telegram Of De.
ecnabcs i,th, !-o Paris asserts thaf ID: T1usetan
t:oyclrntpt VIII irmsn1 the expulsion q the
1nt. ES,r IT IJntornr finn Arxfrfln tefrfjnFY
, 1866-12-28

Record OF a DixiovaI Jobnxon Postmaster
to be RrouRhe TO LlRht-tonrTtbntton Of n
CoaoEcd Kcsfuacnt to the Llucotn Mouus
ment Fun8-Harsc Thlct luatcted-1lur-
deEtr Arrested.
tslScsai Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.}
Sfc1x61IkLp. ILL.,. December p.
It Will be remembered inst aonc time during
List summer series Of resolutions He1o sdop,ed
bJ the Springfield Post Of the Grand Army OF the
Republic in 1e!a1ion 10 'he appointment. by the
President Of Edward l.. Merritt OF this cl,y to the
responsible and lucrafive potuou oi Pens!on
Agent Of the Central District ot Tits State, In
which eeststu gsaEe charges were made aganst tho
said Merritt on the score Of 4ia record during the
Fn5, ehAE1ctesiIdnF the appointment aa an insult
not only, to the soldiers but to Ill loyal men.
shortly liter the publication Of the paper referred
3, Ass11n publishes sasa IN b. pspss, n wh.eh
Of whole cloth, And demanded proof Of Its au-
thots. AZ ,he records Of Mr. u. .were sufficiently
ss ne Sa E. e f..
think It worth willie 70 taAe tnr notIcn Of his
ehasepse. more especially a. =, general election
mael Va s1eS up ior pol,Se.i w scca pa,
Mt. H. continued to reitcrate his thalleugc, 1t
VIE deemed advisable 10 appoint 4 committee to
~. understand, ate now seads to report, AID 10
o'igsnsl paper, and, il an eorrectl5 informed,
petition 10 The authorities for Els removal from
lhe rof!tlon, and the appointment Of IN honor
able so.oie1 IN his stead.
Hog. Jas. Il. BeseEflst received today the
sur, Of x2oo from the Forty-scrcnth Regiment
United States colorcd Infantry, toward tho Ma
11o1ni Lincoln Monument Fana. The record Of
the colo.cd soldiers In connection WITH this na-
l!onal and patriotic enterprise will compare very
iayorablY with auy other cla&s Of our citizens.
All honor to the noble dark boys in blue.
ltaac benton. u this county, WAS to-day held IN
the spm Of *aco for his appearance al the uext
term Of the Cilcntt Court Of sancamon. on charge
Of horse stealing. Henry Myers, charged with
murder IN Kentucky. was arrested In this county
by Sheriff Shoup, and forwarded tn Lou1eriIie,
Kentucky, where it Ia alleged the murder took
place.
During last night the grocery store Ct E. /.
It's q lire cunleHte. Loss Of stoek and buildings
xa.tuQ; insured In thu t!se and Marine Insurance.
Company. Of Peoria, md the Hartford Company
, 1866-12-28
FROM OMAHA.

News Of tho indian atassacr, Se.r Fort Phil.
kearncy officially Coufirned-Dcath ot
s:cncrna =. Il. Curtis.
Especial Despatch to the ChsesEo Tribune
OA4uA, VIA CorSc1 HLuFEs.
Official Intelligence has just been recr!yed here
that detachment Of c,ehty-Iour men and three
otlcets as the Eighteenth United States Infantry,
we've attacked by 5000 Indiana, near Fort Phil.
KeA.ney, On the 91st Instant, aud every MN
killed. The officers killed we're: Lieutenant
CUIInt} ". ]. Feserman, commanding the uelach-
n III; Co1orel F. Il. Bruwn. mud Lieutenant G..
". Geummond.
Ihr htHaIlsccn this evening Announces the
Il. a,h or Major Gene.a Samuel Z. Caftls, Of
Iowa. who died suddenly at KING O'Clock thfa
Inu1ninc, Ct Council UaGs. 10 au Appoplcctsc A.
tiertrzE Cur.1s had jus: returned with bis asso-
cla1cf, General >tu1E-on end Dr. While, as the
tius xFnu,eut kailEo3d Commissioners, from the
examination OF the last section OF n!lss
Of the finished portion Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. The Commissioners left here this morning
10 yi.1t Kansas, to c11ntpe portion Of the East.
crn division. They had got - far as Council
Bluffs on their journey. when death overlook thus
one OF tlctr number.
General Cu1tis has national reputation u the
commander Of the Union army Ia the ha1d fought
battle OF Tea Eidge, Arkansas.
EonT LARAMIE, December 2. The me8eengei
futt in reports the formation Of grand coalition
oi twclvc rrihce Of Indians for 4 common cAust
aeantt the whites In the rcrEitortes Of pacoAh ant
Mor,ana. The runbet OF wasrlors Is estilaatet
At 11,uU.
Thc naucs Of the Killed Ia the naassac.e will hl
for~ ssded Is soon as they can ce obtained.
, 1866-12-28

-Heeedtns'y rough and the ferry boals make their
sssrs With dtftuNJ. No se1iens danace as yet
reported On shore OF At se8. The storm extends
al over the Slate, and the Telegraph lines IN the
intef1or art mainly pEostsated.
The storu extends f1 TO the caat, and in con-
sequences Of the p1oetIndou Of the lines caoIe
neMB tAnunt be ttnnsuftfed
, 1866-12-28

road.
Coneressroea We1ke1. OF Ohio. and Kelso. Of
Missouri, arc spending the holidays In this city.
4 fire tn Decker. Michigan, yesterday. destroyed
the Bentley House and fou. adJolnln4 stores.
Loss over $lO.DQ0,
, 1866-12-28

4 FEW FACTS
~ For the consideration of II Who su9x kuR
Asses, Intnenza, Group. Whoop!oE Cough, spatun{
dlses1ea ., the 1aags and Throat
mARsDEN,s PICTORIAL BALM
ion esses, q ~ NIX 1i,k e saest soe:es a9
hJsiti1nk clH1uen. and Goterers nom III Anova
= - = % g % i a. 2 . j. g
il ssked md euIe viii BE- gna11nteed 70 Ill who raj
Es,a G ne as = r. Il esGts e. i'd II eees iss
eet1ctere. to tho&e sre1aE % tat tae sccar2cJ g
ooT tesla5. .7inE 1ioases . ths 1oad=rfu, eueae5
Of this t!1ly ms1ttor!o0s psrper1aon, .n,,+
Want ofsparn preytnts cur giving I'LL out an" q
1uaa moro relief fso a.sax t rssz1 5e.d,,a5,d. BIN
'e's1 aSe -wx. YouSGBIoop--
thiak- IN = ciG nke tns, xhere 70 manJ ate snt;
n1os 1t this seAsca with cu.na cokds, and bronchial
a.. s: Z i .E5sd r E e g.
-H.R LEsLE q. g. ~
~Ipuscnssea bottle CT PeesaE1i Raln:, sod tnagoe
e.Ea6t t1psas she 1eehnea ef ersnsots love- 70 Ioq
N''s ''e " ~ hSSRi THEo1ttKSoEros."
-Bosru4. Oct. 1s66
e,ay rtpsfss.en VT kesra Il xl;boaf feiief. aa1s
used but three boties nd ali ., pto1s OF ny &so1i
ting M BEoEsS s eHasssa
For the benent Of al. Who have Of aIe sadestax
the eSesey q X.tsden ree;ofsi Rs,i. = eoslE
Il WA the only .hn1 that r1r us vhta vranced
:tsisEse II i as 5sszf Is
ri nrsSHAS e. H. s4s xAS s4 4Aac6 bwTE % e
, 1866-12-28

Destructive Ftrr III Elualra. y. Y.
E1x1EA, N. y, December s7.-The building oc-
cupied BY Bi9clcw l. Co. boot aud shoe manu-
'acturera, and Fielding 4 Co. coffee and tea
dealers, Was burned to-day. Loss $1,000: In
xused Tor f57, CSC.
, 1866-12-28

"WAlT 0K OTAEKes Adv erttAiuG AK'ls
1E8 Uearbsrn-nt., rcccaEc advertisements
far oil the leading pnpc,s lhrcuRhoat the
United states and Enuaua~.
, 1866-12-28

Governor Genrr's Appointments for tstate
On1ceFs.
HAnN1sBrHo, Pa., December aT,-Genernl Geary,
Governor elect, has appointed Colonel Frank Jo1.
dat, Secretary Of the Commonwealth, and Eon.
B. Brewster, Attorney General.
, 1866-12-28

FROM WASHINGTON,
0utliIes Of the New Wells Tariff
Bill aud Report. |
The Return to Specie Payments
Strongly Recommended. |
FROM EUROPE. |
Interesting Summary oil
Continental News by
Steamer.
Four Additional Catholic Dio-
ccses to be Established in
the United States.
Proposed Confederation Between
Switzerland and the South
German States,
FR0M CANADA.
Aequittal Of Fire Other Fenian
Prisoners.
Grand Rush Of Canadians for
the Madoc Gold Mines.
thh1l CI.sEEKTiUA Ill
ROCK ISLAND.
Speeches Delivered and Res
olutions Adopted.
Committee Appointed 10 Memo
ria'ize Congress, &c.
Third Days Proceedings Of the
illinois State Teachers
Association.
Report Of the Horrible India1
Massacre Near Fort Kear-
ney, Confirmed.
Weather Reports from Vari-
GUS Parts Of the Country.
, 1866-12-28
maSpnic Notices.

A4ASONIC-A Regular ConTccat,on Of
n& " arlington Chapter. No, g. r: 4: ~ w1n &c
ht d nj their HAL, 80; Ac Msst KaadolpEst' this
-N'' JOHN WHITLEY, secreta1f.
, 1866-12-28

The Metric System-Atteudtng Tenchers'
observation-disclosures Of Hon. Newton
Bate1nan On the Helatlou Of Colleges 70
Cetnmcn Sthoois-Riecttou Of &3s1ccFt-Fl-
naEcr-tsnleHburx the Next Place OF 11eet-
anx-0fscueaaon On tho Agricultural Cs1-
ltRc, &C.
Especial d spatch to the Chicago rribane.l
11crAoKTntF LII heT.rnhet u
, 1866-12-28

Recnrd OF 4 DixiosaT Jobnkon Postmaster
70 be brouRht TO 11Rht-tontFthutton Of n
Eo1oFrd kcHfuncnt to the Llucotn Morn.
ment Fund-Harsc Thlcf ludteted-1lur-
deEer Arrested.
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acres have been greatly improved as also tho nte-
rior accommodations of the house New kitchens,
vashrooms, and offices have been added, and several
eommodious private bathing houses erected near the
beach. 1t is proposed TO further enlarge and i'm.
prove II for the OF 1867. The proprietor Mr..
Bolton, has long been known to Pennsylvania travel
"mlne host Of the Buehler House." at Harrisburg.
He Is an estimable man, and is justly popular with
the visitors to this fashionable watsrng-plaoe He
has recently purchased the American House, for
merly conducted as o boarding. house and hotel by
Mrs. Reynolds. This house is now also IN readiness
for visitors The two will easily accommodate one
thousand guests.
THK UNITED STATES, West & Miller, Proprietors.
Major West, formerly of the Congress Hail. is well
known. The United States, located between the
Columbia and Congress Hall, was one Of the first
houses erected and opened to the public. II Is four
stories high, has 200 rooms, and accommodation for
$50 guests IL was opened on the 18th inst Spacious
bowling alleys and billiard rooms attached.
There are many other houses worthy of special
mention, but we must leave them, with many other
attractions of the Island, for another letter. All
we have room time to add here is our conviction
that which the recent hot weather only serves to
strengthen-that the season just inaugurated will
prove one Of the attractive and successful that
Cape May has known. So mote 1t be.
Bon VOYAGE.
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" .LESSEY'S VEGETABLE PILLS CURE
L. Dyspepsia. DiarrhGa. rheumatism, Sick Head
ache and all arrangements of the Liver They purity
the blood and mHBe the skin seft and fair For sale By
Dr. LESSEY No 1888 ~ NINTH street, PHILADELPHIA
and by Druggists geneTalf
CAMDEN n. j sOptember2 ls65-Dr Lessey-Dear
sr-It fiveS great pleasure 10 add my testimony In
favor of your vegetable Liver Plls" had been
afflicted with deraDFed ondItiOn O. the Liver for ten
years, and during That time, suffer intensely from
acrid olschaIges rom stomach and bowels, seriously
ang my physical and mental energies for weeks
al time SO much SO thai nv Il was despailed of.
But, IN ough kind Providence, was introduced to
YOU and by the OF your Pills have been wonder
fully restored, not having had attack old com
p ART lost single SABBATH service. They act like
charm Had II not been for them, nave no doubt !
shOu have been laid aside rom the mni'try
must aud a ew lines favor of your Life Pre-
server or Vegetable Liniment i have used ! fol
Eryspelas SCalds and Burns and Infamm atiOns' II
produces remarkable results / was cured OF yer,
baa by Many OF my neighbOrs are using II
and IL gives universal satisfaction At should be In every
REV y. sTO "KTON,
428tuthslm* THIRD Street, Rmden NJ j.
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6 c r o F U L A .

All Medical Men agree that IODINE is THE BEST
RI MEpY or croula and ali kindred diseases ever
covered The difficulty has been to Obtain PURE SoLU-
IION it
DIR. II. ANDERS' IODINE WATER
Is Pure Solution of Iodine, " ITHOUTA A SoLvENT!!
Containing FULL GRAIN to each ounce of water.
A MOST POWERFUL VITsLlZING AGENT AND
Res rORAIIVE
1t cured and WILL cure SCROFULA in all its mani
fold forms,
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT RHEUM,
And has been used with astonishing cases
OF RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA CoNsUMPTIoN, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS. HEART LIVER, and kidney DISEASES. etc
Circulars will be sent to any one sending their
address
Price s 90 a bottle, or 6 for IS 90.
Prepared by Dr. H. ANDEkS, Physician and Chemist
FOR SALE BY
j. p. DINSNIOHE,
No Sc DEY Street. New York.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30
MEDICAL.
V0X POPU ULI.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,


No. ri South THIRD Street
Price, $1'OO per Bottle $500 for halfa. dozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure in cheertuy
coug hs colds consumption whoOplng-cough, spotted
lsyer, liver compliant pains in the breast bTonehLds
etc: 2 he remedy should be in every family;-
Char es fl Graaen, Sunday Mercury office.
James Nolen hqIira office.
William h. CARPENTER, Fire Alarm and Police I
a Randolph Front and ombard streets.
R%yi Ha.iSs no is sSk street street.
Robert Thomgson @ o5s 80 LEO leOs w " alter e street,
Geso No 7S 81 s. sis second FIsn street
=. W. Howard, No. ] Dock street
II. G. Bartlett No. 327 s. Necond street.
Albert Martin; 80, AZ s. SECOND street
W Thomas, No 20 n. Fourth street
a T. M 9Tthy; No. lCS S.d EiIeths .ret .,. alley.
NJ j Bassett No. li0 Canal street
s. Seymour Rose Buseton
Char es Rogers, No. 92l South street
= +, Thomas, No. 1856 south ,xt street,
John MaaGnH Magnns UPe4 Pear Of No a North Second street.
Mrs. $. X. Choate, Newark De-
Mr. William D. Wright
SIR: I've take pleasure in recommending your iTAk
auantuesl a most excellent and et acious remedy
or complaints set forth In your printed Dill AREA
submitted the public As gratifying act TO suffering
humanity will cheer u lv recommend YOUR prepars
tOn to all afflicted with diseases which 1t designed to
cure Yours ETC., . . ,o.- ., .
N E. corner Pine and Sixth streets
For "a also at
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY D. COwDEN'S,
DYOTT CO.'S,
And all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave mrther to say thai
be is preparee to fl orders and forward TIE syrup c
mat ion by mail will incose postage stamp and answer,
will be returned as soon as the exigeRcies OF business
will admit Address . . .
800 No I'll s. THIRD Street Phi adelphia, Pa.