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Conspiracy to Rob the First National Bank OF
Newbern.
NEwBEm, N. q, August n, 1905.
Great excitement exists hcrc this morning over the
discovery Of conspiracy to rob tho FRS, National Bank
Of this city by killing the cashier, Mr. II H. Thompson.
The leaders the aar were arrested last night and
now In Jail awaiting their examination which will take
place this morning before Mayor Washington.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAiLy-To GENTLEMEN
only, At the New York Museup o. Anatomy cls Bsoad.
way those unable 20 attend these lectures may receive
copy BY forwarding ten cents Address secreAy or ~
Museum OF Anatomy 6ls broadway.
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Wheat was scarcely saabc at yesterdays prices the
demand being very small but prices were nominaly un-
favor The sales confined to 90 900 bushels includ
ing inferior old winter red Western Of 81 45 ;
I s;,a yv.s Chicago spring at 81 80 g. So
So SO 80 IS, and new No. Milwaukee at 81 %.
Corn at tho opening was held at higher prices but buyers
rssed 70 pay The advance dennaoa and holders ra in
lower BY 1c 2c per bushel than were current at the
close OF the market yesterday Th~saes at the reduc
bushels manly at SOC SIC for Inferior size ss1c
for shipping mixed Western $50 for small parcels yell
low Western, and Sac for good mixed Western in store
Oats declined 1c. per bushe under disposition TO sell
OF the best attanabe prices in view Of the accumua.ng
stock The gales embrace SO 600 bushels at 43c Ate
for thicago, AGO. SIC for Milwaukee, and Sac $50
Of 900 bushels at SIC e2c for Milwaukee, and 81 o5
for State. Barley and malt continued dull OF sale and
nominal AT about previous prices
BEs,wAI was scarcely 50 hrm sales were reported Of
900 bols at 3Sc 40c for Western, aud 40c Ale. for
Soutt crn yellow t
CASpL,s-Adamantnc continued in fair jobbing do.
mand and firm at &c. u 23c Sperm and patent were
firm at 40c Soc, though some holders asked 45c. q
| Doc. M4s
Coryxx Tho market for Rio was quiet and no saies
were heard OF. From Messrs. Gunari Arden & Co.'S.
circular we quote the following" BY telegraph from
Fortress Monroe are In receipt OF weeks later
news from Rio do Janeiro; financial Affairs there in
state OF sogna;ion prices are unchanged since the
made advcos OF the 9th and shipments have been
for the United States except those previously reported
loading Stock Of Rio and Santos coffee in the United
Statos-Ncw York, 77,327 Baltimore, $500; Mobile
800 bags Quotaiions-Rlo ordinary 60 fair Isl. 17c
good to prime 1876 20c, gold. duty paid; far 70 good
descr pons there wero no aalcs heard or but holders
were firm. Stock-LA1uayrn 1860; Java, IL s3s:
Maracaibo 122oe; Ccyon, 81 $50; jamaica, $500 other
descriptions 7S6 total, 90 ,d2o bags; and including Rio
Co1ros was decidedly irregular. yet prices were not
quotabiy over. There . fair business for ship.
mcnt and Investment but mot much for spinning. We
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A BCRNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Ex
IN press Oce us West Eleventh street. near sixh
nyeurniturc families moved city or country. fufnurs
-aa~ofortes packed and ahip0ei. furniture stored
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new YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. August 81, 1865.
First Gesslou-IO,3O A. NJ.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-31
DR.. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
GENE Raj ALTE TIVE
ERUPTlONS, letter. ULCERS, SCR0FULA,
JAUNDICE GOITRE,

It is particularly useful in Suppressed Menstrna-
ton Hereditary Taiut-. Syphilis and mala'.les ans
iu. from loug-continued use Of Calomel. Blue Mass
Corrosive Subiuate. Fowlevs solution. Donovan :
solution and other preparations Of mercury an"
arsenic.
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,URELY. STEADILY
SUCCESSFULLY,
SMGLANDEGS EXTRACT BUCKU

SMGLANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Is CURING
every case Of Kidney Disease, rheumatism, Gravel,
Urinary Disorders Weakness and Pains in the
Back Female Complaints and Troubles arising from
excuses Of any kind.
COME. YF AFFLICTED!
TRY SMOLANDER'S.
TAKE no OTHER BUCKU.
Sold by al Apothecarics Price 81 D. BARNES
4 CO. New York and BARNES WARD & CO,
New Orleans Southern Agents BURLELGH &
ROGERS. Wholesale Druggists Boston. Mas 3,
General Agents. marchGdiy.
WANTED-AGENTS WITH SMALL CAPT
TAI. TO take agencys OF Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machines in the several States of Alabama, Texas
Mississippi and Louisiana. great opportunity for
industrious young men, TO whom liberal discounts
viii b. mlde
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Trains leave Grenada Daily at 300 4. N. imme
diat-v upon arrival of Trains Mississippi Central
Railroad, arriving q. Memphis 80 p VI
=. : LIEFRhORE,
Feb 22l:f GDEl SuFt.
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Possesses peculiar tonic and astIingmeDt qualities
which cause II to admirably adapted to the cure OF
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
TETTEEs OINTMENT
DISEASES OF TIE SKIN,

Is most excellent preparation for the cure Of that
class of maadies usually termed
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no WHOM IT MY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Persons indebted 30 the former firm of Garner
Williams q Co. Mobile Ala. are hereby h"iult"
rf they can EGuidatc their Indebtedness 10y paying
fh. face OF the paper without interest apphgd-
fion is made without too much delay. Cah ON Johh
H. Garner. OF Price Williams.
GARNER WILLIAMS < co,
Mobile March l-Gdim Ia Liquidation.
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DIR. SAMUEL GILBERT'S
HEALING GIN EYEENT

Possesses peculiar tonic and astringmeDt qualities
which cause il to be admirably adapted to the cure OF
Various RInd~ of Ulcers,
Fspeciall- those which are of an indoent nature.
aud which are usually deuOmiuated Old Sores II
ia confidently believed to bc much superior TO any
other preparatiou m.de tor similar purposes
Fuli directions for tine method OF applying H. a
pIliu and accurate description of number OF the
Inherent varieties OF lvyr and valuable directions
in regard 10 their cure viii be found printed on the
circular accomuauviug each box: which remarks, II
trr their own Ulcers with greater success than Is
usually experienced from the attention OF ordinary
phvsicaus Manufactured only by -
GILBERT & TIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists.
No 2-l Main street. Memphis, Tenn
-5FSold hv Druggists generally throughout the
Snnfberu States i liberal discount made to the
trade BARNES WARD y co.
Wholesale Agents,
E.b5-l3r, New Orleans.
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Special Notices.
Ri-hop 1.rccn,. Spring Appoi l...enI..
Columbus, Feb. 2sth.1s6C. 3w

- Z. J. Wicker, of Magnolia, is anthor-
lied to act as agent for the Clarion lie Will
travel for some time in the counties OF Pike,
Franklin and Wilkinson. and viii receive
subscriptions for the Clarion.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
~ l.r-r.r- IL. IllAIS ND AppEA I

The STAIE OF MINNTNNITTI,
HIGH COURT OF ERRORS AND APPEALS.
.Japuarv Special Term, 1866. Wednesday
february, 2oth, 1866.
Ordered. that at the next April term Of
this court, the docket of the inst District
shall be taken up on the third Monday OF
April. and the cases thereon shall be heard
until the 18th day Of May. That the docket
of the third District shall be taken up ON the
second Monday of May, being the 18th day
of said month and the cases thereon heard
until the 2na day of June. That the docket
Of the second District shall DE taken mp on
the first Monday OF june, being the 4th day
of that month, and the cases thereon heard
until the business of that docket Is disposed
~
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest. SANII. LIVINGSTON.
Narchtd&2t CItik.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-30
philada, Stock Exchange Sales, Nov 30
Ited by De Haven & Bro, No. 40 3. II
BETW ZEN BOARDS
FraEMEN's EXCURSION. = The Emri,

FIREMEN's EXCURSION, - The Empire
Hook and Iedder Company, of this CITY, are
going on an excursion, ON the 18th Of next
month, TO- Lancaster, with as men and a full
brass band. They will take with them new
truck, built to order, for the Empire, of I.ancaS.
ter, by MIR. Hartsborne, of New York The new
truck will arrive IN Philadelphia on the 18th
and be opened for insDection of visitors on the
next day the Company start on TO Lancaster
maxine an excursion of three DAYS returnins
on the wednesday night following, leaving LsHs
easter OF 7 p, M. N'''N
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Robbery at Beverly.

BEvEaLY, N, J., November 80. The hOuse OF
Walter S. Freeman, Agent os the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, situated in this town, was
robbed last night. The affair is very mYste-
rious. The thieves ransacked tbe whole yelling.
sleepng, taking iewelry, ETC., precisel7 as wsS
done in the case of the robbery at Rlqerton,
few daVs since
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON. November 30.-NO cOESes. OF any
of the reports Of the Head Of Departments have
vet been printed; most Of them, however are
in type, and proof-sips have been furnished for
revision. II is understood that the President's
Message was to-day read 10 the Cabinet.
About 6fteen Senators and thirty ReprsRen.
tatiyes have arrived here.
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PICKPoCKET ARREsTED.-Phillip Cariin
was arrested at Broad ahd Fllbert streets yester-
day afternoon, charged with relieving man of
hisiwatch and chain. The person who was re-
lieved is native of sunny New Jersey, and was
down ia the city on a visit. He happened to
catch sight OF the ''knuck," and pointing him
HIM. Carlin is professional. His victim when
robbed, was quietly enjoying the beauties of
Penn Square. The defendant had hearing
before Alderman Jones, who heldl him in $500
hnil 1 q nnsWPr.
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Marina Inteliiranrs,

New YORK, November 30.-The stea e.
Queen, from Liverpool, has arrived also Gu'd
ing Star, from Brazil
BosroN November 5O.-Arriyed, steamer
S0rOa, from Philadelphia.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

SAVANNAH November 30.-There rs little doing
TO day. The prices are easier New Orleans Md.
dpgs 82c. The receipts for the Weok, 5932 expOrts
97T,
Cleared the steamer ElGnlbeal, for Now York
arrived the steamer North Point, from Baltimore
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
For AddiaUnGl Local Items see Third Page

A HANDSOME IMPRovEMENT.-The old
building that has stood so long at the southeast
corner of Fourth and Chestnut streets, is now
being thoroughly renovated. The dark and old
fashioned stores the lower floor have been
torn out and are being httei up in modern
style. There was Il very noteworCy crcum-
stances connected with the tearing out of the
corner store. The whole OF the under portion
of the building was torn away, and the entire
sUperstructure rested upon an iron pillar placed
as a support underneath. The corner store
Will be occupied as the retail branch establish
ment of Barnes, 0sterhout, Heron & Co, straw,
millinery, and French goods. Tne expenses
of improving the property, which win include,
besides the corner store, one store on Chesnut
street and two on Fourth street, will amount to
near $40 900. They we're commenced on the
2Sth of last August, and will be completed about
the first of the year. Messrs Barnes, Osterhout
Heron & Co. are the leases OF the whole
building, including all four stores. The win
doWs on Chesnut and Fourth streets are of the
modern style, with French plate glass.
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OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT UPON A LADY
John Charles was arrested near Eighteenth and
Montgomery avenue Tor making an assault upon
= lady She had gone out yesterday afternoon
10 see a couple OF children who were IN the
nately lost her way. She inquired OF the deten-
dant the direction TO the city, and he purposely
misdirected her to lonely place, making some
excuse to accompany her. When they had
arrived at a very lonely spot her suspicious be.
came aroused that he was dealing foully with
her, and she attempted to retrace her steps.
But the ruffan knocked her down and attempted
to outrage her, when her cries attracted couple
of citizens, who gave chase to the ruflian and
captured him. He had hearing before Alder
man Massey, who held him in $1,000 bail to an
sWer at Court.
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ANOTHER RAID ON THE Coat RAKERs." !"
" esterday beng Thanksgiving Day, the "coa
rakers" supposed thev would have a good time
unmolested out the Reading Railroad specials
were on hand, and captured two Of the che 40
coal fraternity William Lewis and Charles
Mouser, who we're caught in the act. They
we've bound over in default OF ball by Alderm AZ
Jones.
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ROBBERY ON CANAL BoAT.-John
McWtlkins was arrested yesterday on a charge
OF robbing a man in Bristol q few DAYS ago
McWilkens it is alleged was proWing around
Bristol, when he came across one OF the en-
Dloyes OF a canal boat VINO was lying asleep on
his vessel. In searching around, he found one
the mans boots, in which was SO we'd away all
its owners earnings for sweeSs, amounting to
SS4. Mc&ilkens took the money, ana then
came down TO the city to have a good time
arrested yesterday. When examined $40 of the
missing money was found upon mis- person He
had a hearing before Alderman Plankington,
whO held him IN $1,000 bail to ans yer at Court
and sent him up to Bristol to be taken IN charge
by the authorities of that place.
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Thauksgiylng Day in the sontEt.

AUGUSTA, Ca, November 3O.-Businesa waA
suspended in this city yesterday; also in
Chsrlestor.
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SCARLET CORsETs --Tbe most stylish and elegant
article IN the Corset limo that we have yet seen Is
now offered by Mr. John NJ. FINN Seventh and Arch
streets The material is OF bright scarlet, magnIf'
Gently got up embroidered with white silk. 1t lsa
French article. and Is certain 10 be popular. Ills
new German Embroidered Corsets In colors, are
n,so beautiful In addition to these MI. Finn
offers
At the Lotoest Prices,
French Cane COrsets
French halebone "B " Corsets," 16 bones.
French Whale one "B. Il Corsets SO bonef,;
he Jenny Limo w haIebone Corset.
Second quality Embrodere d top CorNets.
Ifrst quality EmbtoideredtOp C0rsete,
tmoroideredtop and front Corsets.
L. plaIn.fnshed Corsets.
Purple Embroidered Corsets, and
sack Embroidered Corsets.
MT. Finn has also now open tutl Hne ot NOs~
hngham Lace CuuaiDs, at the owcst prices
Al the aboUe articles can Be hdd on retaieTs az
The forrest wholesale prices.
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The LATE WILLIAM SNIDER.-Yesterday
afternoon, this gentleman was buried troa his
late residence in this city. He was widely known
as man of wonderful mechanical genius, and
the inventor Of many valuable improvements in
fine machinery. For q number OF years he had
charge OF the splendid engine and coming appa-
Iatus belonging to the United States Mint and
to his skill is in great measure due the percc.
tion to which such machinery has been brought
While connected with the Mint he acquired a
great reputation for the correctness with which
the weights and balances used in adjusting the
coin were regulated under his care. He was the
brother of the late Jacob Snider, recently de-
ceased in Europe, where he was urging his
claim for an Improvement in firearms adopted
by the British Government
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SUDDEN DEATH IN AN AUCTION ROOM
AT Thomas & Sons sale at their rooms to-day ii
man fell dead. The persons in the room
gathered around to see the unfortunate man,
and the sale was suspended for some time. The
Coroner was summoned to take charge of the
body. The deceased is a German, and was un-
known to any one in the room. An inquest
will be held upon the body. He is supposed to
have died of heart disease. The name of the
deceased is supposed to be Casman, from bills
found in his possession. He resides at Second
and Cal owhil streets. He is apparently about
filty-fye years of age.
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WE CALL ATTENTION to the following
appeal, which Is connected with an advertise
ment in our amusement columns, as an act of
encouragement to a NOBLE and worthy CHARITY
We, the officers and managers of "the Home
School" ior the education and maintenance OF the
destitute children of soldiers and sailors, ear
nestlY solicit the sympathy and eO.ODerahon in our
FAR and Grand Presentation Festival, OF all who
desire, with us to see the Home and SCHOOL, ena-
bied 10 receive and care for all needy ones VINO seek
its shelter and protection.
Mrs General Ulysses 5. Grant, President; Mrs.
Charles Z. Day. Acting President; MTs Major.
General Fremont lst Vice.PTesIdent; Mrs.
Robert Forster, I'd Vice President; Mrs John
Voorbies, reasuIeT; MRS. David Hoyt Secretary
Mrs vii lam y. HIlIYer, Corresponding SecTe.
tary; Mrs Heryey G. Law, Manager; Mrs. }. J
Vsn Da sem, ManqPPr
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IMPORTANT TO 9oUsEKEEpERs.- .--Espe-

IMPORTANT TO aoUsEKEEPERs.- II Espe-
cial attention is invited to tue announcement
OF Messrs. j. G. straworidge Co., N. W, corner
of Eighth and Market streets, to be found else
where, TO the effect that they have on hand a
large quantity Of very dne extra large bed.
blankets which have been only slightly so,led
by machinery oil, etc. These blankets will Oe
sold extremely low, and are not Sufficiently
stained TO show uron ordinary examination.
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VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BATTERY
Frank Dempsey was arrested yesterday after
noon AT Pine street and Delaware avenue, on
charge of assault and battery with intent to
Kin. 1t is alleged thar Dempsey went into a
tavern IN Water street and demanded "A drink.
Having no money TO pay for 1t, the bartender
refused to give it to him. He then became
very abusive, and was put out of the place.
Going to the street he picked up large cobbe-
stone, and, returning, struck the bartender over
the head, knocking hi insensible and iniuring
him very seriously. Dempsey was arrested aud
had hearing before Alderman Butler, who
committed him in default OF $500 bail TOR assault
and battery with n'ent kill.
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GRAND OPENING or ZEPHYR GOODS. = Just
opened MAGNIFICENT assortment OF rich ZEPHYR
GOOds, adapted for the approaching season. Auong
them wilt be found some rare gems and n0VeNles
The early attention of the Ladies is sOScited
JOHN NJ. FINN,
Seventh and Arch streets
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The LowssT WHOLESALE PRICES are charged,
when large quantities OF goods arc purcaas2 ID at
JOHN M. FInR's,
Seventh end Arch streets.
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ZEauYE CUsHIoEs, in great variety, such as birds
Of brilliant plumaRe, cats, do0s fawns, ducks and
heads, perfect copies OF nature, at
JoHE NJ. FISE'5,
Seventh and Areh streets.
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CHAIEs, CAMP STOOLS. AND RUGs, in lar"e
variety. Eureka Zephyr. most excellent and cheap
substitute fOr mUoped zephvrs at the lowest prices
Also Gable Zephy rs, splendid article for &fghanS,
st JOHN NJ FTnN's,
Seventh and Arch streets.
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LEPHYR SLIPPRRs--A large assortment, worked
with beads foss and zephyr, in beautltu designs Of
tutted birds, flowers, animals and set figures at b
john M FINE's
Seventh and Arch streets.
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AUCTION SALES.

u SCOTT JR., AUCTTO ONEER,
d. No. 1920 CHESNUT STREET. 2H
CONTINUATION SALE OF oIL PAINTINGS.
On Friday evening
November 80 At ~ o'clock At the Free Gallery Of
splendid OIL PAINTINGS, etc. BY order OF Messrs,
MCCLEEE d MCCAIN. It
DAN co A st & WARY OC K,
I AUCTIONEERs,
sls, Ne AO MARKET Street.
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"ONcEsFoR ALLp-Now is the time to secure
Winter Clothing of the best QUALITY ~ reduced
prices. Charles Stokes & Co., under the Cont
mental, selling their large stock of frst-ca
ready. Clothing at prices that will astound
persons who bought in the early part OF the iall.
II costs nothing 10 look at the goods and prices
under the Continental.
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WHILE YOU ARE GETTING PHOTo9RAJBs made
Tor Christmas presents, go To- skIltul ari Is, and
Gallery. No 62t Arch street. SIX Card, or onc
large Photograph, 81.
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CHE r o X l. f. PILL s
Or Female Regulator,

OH Z r Q * l. f. p ILL S.
Or Female Regulator,
Cure Suppressed and anfuI Menstruation,
Pains in he Back sick Headsshe, ,GiddIness,
And al dsessss that hat s ,Rr1s Ing S@ ss by
They are perfectly safe in all cases except when Tor
hidden by directions aud are easy % adminse they
a oFe sTess HSs MAIDEN wife and OF
Ladies address us I in perfect S confidence I'D % and state
sints and prepare Medicines suitable ali diseases o
which they are subject ThHty-tTO page pamphlet in
The cheTOtee Ps are sod by al druggists at 81 per
postage in ordinary lot er tree ffom observation by
Or. w. r. MERWIM.
No 81 WALKER street., New York
n. B.--Cherokee Pills No Gre prepared fer special
eases waea mnder medEnes tan AZ LoGse @ are st9t by
&ai SoTi ''Ss u ''' VI '''''' 90 ' p''S o. s'e"
DR.. WRIGHT'S REJUvENkTIEGl ELIXIR
OR, ESSENCE OF LIFE,
Cures General Debility, Weaknsss, dysterics in
Females nAIg,StSR SsqSaSR 8,thss. 81 tie Heart and
It restores new e s3d an s9s S & the aged causing the
6Gs SOOf removing and Ge y
and restoring manliness and ~ ViYor, thus proving
Fenness in botb sexes To tine yeIng middle aged and
qgeo there Is no greater & 6oGn taan hs AIS "Ex Of LIE
"a ed have renewed rength and viger the tire
| Pnce-one bottle, " three bottles, s5 Sent by eK-
POM ont = Tmedicines ars lold and recommended bv all re-
spectacle druggists "a sVeIJ paIt OF the civilized g9be
eTstomefs by selling heap and worthless componHds in
| order 10 nnaks monW Re not deceved-ask for these
keep them write to us and we win send them by ex-
be pessed to reeeS letters With I statements In T e
/ gard to any disease with which aides or gentlemen are
Or. w. r. MERWIM,
| 6n mWfSrp No 81 WALKER street, New York.
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ELLIPTIC SEWIkG MAGAZINE COMPAEY's FEST
PREMIUM LCCK-> >TITCH SEWING MACHINES In
comparab the best TOR family use. Hghest Pre-
mums t(Iold Medal Fair Maryland In dute New
rk and Pennsylvania state Fairs, 1866 NO Sz1
Cbesnut stl 4et Oniv authorized 40 Ioy in Ph'ada.
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,-.SSSsstaT5 HMAs0N & HAMINs Cs55t.Sh<S
F{EyS3 Cabinet organs, only at E(EgRB
= j Il. Gould's, seventh and Che:nUs Streets
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FREsH PAPER SHE'LL ALMONDS, Fhberts, English
Wanuts, Raisins, etc., can be had at all times
or George w. jenkins. No. 1857 Spri1g Garden
stTnct