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DISASTERS.

Sch Nicola, Chisam, from New York for Machias,
with corn and -four, put into Hamilton, Bermuda
Jan 18th, very leaky, having been blown off. Was
boarded d BY assa sth, which carried away cabOose,
Sch John Langley, (oi Tremont) Langley, FIN Calais
for New Haven, with a cargo Of lumber, went on a
ledge near Thumb Cove, South Of Bristol, Me, 25th
rigging. anchor, and about 81 900 It Of lumber,
was saved by the crew. Cargo insured. The vessel
three years DID, 125 tons register and was owned
insurcd.s;S -l.5s -iir--e-.- - 1.7-,-T7-- = - :
Barque Arletta, tof Searsport) Colcord, at N York
from Jacksonville picked up yawl boat, 3d. about
Is feet long, painted black with green gunwaies and
green bottom; had been but a short time in the
water. 5gIF :
Brig Neva, ashore near st Johns bar, Florida was
being stripped the 21st of her sails and rigging
part Of her cargo will be saved in damaged cond-
ton. She has six feet OF water in hel hold.
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DYE AT HOME

better than any barber can do it, by using the vene-
tian Dye 1t does not rub off or make the hair APP
Gives beautiful black or brown as preferred. Priee
rs cents. Prepared by A. I. MATHEWS, N, ",
DEMAs BARNES & Co., New York. Wholesal
Agehts' may12sNeod1y
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EVERY SATURDAY, for the week ending February
g. contains Spurious Kings from the London Reuie,c;
ga Royal Poet" and "Daddy Dodd," from AU the
Year Round; Colloquia Falacies,' from the Satur-
day Reuieic; "Operations of Lawrence Reeve" from
London Society; Lightning Photographs" from the
Reader; "The Confessions OF Puff from the
Atheneun, ga Cup Of Coffee by Baron Liebig from
the Popular Science Rcview; and poems from the
Shilling Magazine and the Argosy .r-ae
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]. C.. DERBY

sH U. S. Agent Paris Universal Exposition,
5Spruce St. Tribune Buildings) and 40 Park Row
NTimes Buildingh New York. noun g7re
q, Jan 26-s dot 4aI NJ " ~
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IMPORTS.
DEPARTURE OF OCEAN STEAMER

HAVANA. Brig Clara NJ Goodrich = 665 boxes
sugar, John Lord; pkge samples, do; bbl SUI
| 10
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Jan 30-sNdtf
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Nov 21, lat "a AZ S, lon 81 80 w. ship H Wright,
n days from Calao for Cowes f'i '-a1 alar = =
Dec 10, lat 10 OF S. lon IS AZ W. ship Geo Washing
ton, "a days from Liverpool tor King Georges Sound
Jan 80, off Cap, Henry, brig Model, of Boston, I'm
Salt Cay for Port and, 10 days out. - -.s-t,-l-.
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in0L For his fl udish deeds he obtained scarcely
tv vChty dollar ano a lot OF trumpery trnkets With
the shortsiohte dness OF all debased being who be
cCme muTdefers for plumber, he lett behind hIm
ain Ont piallloe testimonies OF M. gnIt ana every
No moral eve saw the cOmmittal OF the deed; but on
the trial q cham OF circUmstantial evidence was
evolved that most revealed the exact details OF its
,ow OF a doubt
Christopher Deering, vet his conviction m0riliy and
practically condemned him as the sole assassin OF
eglt beings whom he mad lodged with The public
mind did not eed the corr oboraion of his own
COZ ie sion 10 sa isiy th mselvea of his entire quit
famous crimes, In sober truth. tie writer who then
saw and heard him declares ms face often glowed
with qmet laughter while he TO how cunnnglY
and successfully he had accomp shed the eight muir.
ders.
THE FEELING OF THE COMMUNITY.
The popular heait yet qulvers with horror at the
dreadful deed Humanity stands appalled, at the
utter fendshness of all the details. Eight victims
slauphtered-feled to the ground like dumo cattle,
tleir skulls crushed by an axe their throais cut
convulsed the community witl terror. But the fact
that five OF the buchered victims were little pratt
tnP, innocent children, that their joyous gambos
must have often akened the sympathy of even the
present hardened criminal towards them, the con.
ction that hey could have done nothing to exc te
hls devsh passions, the rec tai OF their endeayOrs
10 escape hs hendlsh purposes, ali these touched to
TN, heart Olr entire community. Ga all occasions
tlat Probst has been brought before the public on
HIS conveyance 10 lTOu nJhluenSlng frIS0u, the
excitement OF the popu ace has found vent III ex-
clted eXcamatlons ara several attempts to the
prisoner from the hands of the officers.
With q wise foTethOu .ht Independence Square
was closed 10 the public during the trial that al
lhe entrances to the courthouse might be guarded.
STILL every day OF its progress thousands clustered
about the non ratings, anxious TO catch q glimpse
OF the murderer. On his every appearance the air
would be rent with tumultuous groans, hIsses, aud
curses
Never before In the annals OF crime IN our city
has such universal concentration been openly
exhibited. Every one took the dreadful atrocities
to heart if the little slain in The early dawn
OF lie had been eir own, Each father and each
mother thought of the innocent, gambolling fire.
side fairies brutally slaughtered, and turned from
the cradle OF the little babe smiling in its peacefu
sleep, with an utter abno sence of the being who
cOu d so loully outrage all the hottest affections OF
humanity. Well 1t was that Two hundred stalwart
po icemen guarded the murderer on hls every APP
peGTance, or the gallows MIGHT have been ch ated OF
ITS rPh iul dues
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iNGurder of the DeerIng Family.
THE pEERINo HOMESTEAD.


AT the southern end of cuy, bet Veen the Della
and Schuylkill rivers, in the FIRST Ward, lies
the Neck" familiar to all who have grown up from
tOYhood 10 this city. Its marshy, reedY banks are
remembered as the scenes of many cunning exploits
and failures. Its dwellers are known honest, =
dustrlOOs e. overs OF vegetables and fruits for the
city markets Its frOg-hauLted meadows sragg Q
along b,tween the distant farm nouses Welding
abundant haIvests, that can always be turned into
mOney.
On Jones' lane, about quarter of a m lie from the
Point House road, stood the Deering homestead. 1t
an humb frame building with barn and out
hou es, away two hundred yards from the nearest
neRhbOr
On Friday, the 9th Of April, Mr Deering with h is
wife and four chr dTen lived there. The were plain
unpTetendng, honest folks, and lived within their
mooeIate income. he farmers main business was
lhe buying and feeding OF cattle tor the city market
He employed bu two farm lahOrers to assist IN the
work. One was Anton PrObst, who had been for.
merly discharged for refusing 20 obey ORDERS and
had been reengaged some months afterwards, on
pleading an empty pocket. The other was COTne.
Illus Carey, a bound boy.
MURDER OF THE DRERING FAMILY.
On Saturday, the Tth day OF April twJ months
ago yesterday, the DeerinR family were murdered
at their home The father mother, niece on a visit
the bound boy, and the four little children, the
eldest eigh years and the babe two years old, had
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Hangman's Day in Philadelphia
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EXECUTION
ANTON PROBST,
MURDER OF THE DEERING FAMILY
..~~>~.~~-,~~> >~>---.~-s-~->~--~~-
LAST SCENES OF THE TRAGEDY
--4,-~.~Y~~D.~~.~>-~~-~~>~>
CLAIMs OF JUSTICE SATISFIED.
-
DemseanoR' Of the n OtOrious
--~~~.~>~.~~o>-,>oo>~-,~>~~
HIS LAST HOURS ON EARTH
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The Dying Speech OF the WretChed
Criminal.
-N~rrnoorn-yN>---,~o~r~y>~-,~~~
SCENES AND INCIDENTS
ABOUT THE SCAFFOLD.
~~~~oy~~~o~~>.~~~oo~~>>>~,~~~~~~
Compendium of Facts Connected with
Probst and the Butchery.
RESUME OFTHTI TRIAL

RESUME OFTHE TRIAL
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our cIAL REPORT.
Historical Sketches Of Notable
Executions i'm This City.

Etc., Eto., Eto.. Eto.. Etc.
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Compendium of Facts Connected with
Probst and the Butchery.
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Hit WOULD NOT LIVE IF HE COULD.
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T. VISIT ON RSDAY TO
MOYAMENSING.

The Execution a Most Private One.
FEOBST'S LAST DAY OF LIFE.
A Talk With Him in His Cell.
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The Dying Speech OF the WretChed
Criminal.
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DeneanoR.O of the n Notorious
OctO-
, 1866-05-12

4 e.ock vote. A motion Was thcn madc to adta.r7.
nLIch ass declared casrird. This wa. dcntcd br
part Of the mee'fpR. Who adopted u ni"tioh r."
QrestluG Mf. Meyer 10 yneatc The caalr, aud nps
pointing Mf. n, a. Cowdr,y u his s:ecttsoE. and
Mr. Joteph Genre. SctsrIary. The nesting lasn
took up The rttoiulon In regard to tn-lhtSofs aaa
ezl1ed 1pou III. Tslu!c- Secretary 81 the txaiHe
Du CHEN ltoSd, to r7os1fa ne ftork 'cdEt5, 1os tac
pu.pcte OF taking tt1cS se, Much Int seefsaG5
fsrl.ed 10 do. The teqrttt was ietscwt-i 70 n.
Meyer, wEo also scfnecd to sltow the sock acaSs9
to be seen hJ parties reported cs npfcacatas eS'~
GDA,uu0 OF tte stock ,,,,u
/ motion wRs theu uadc t,v Nj. II. c. ssineou 70
remove Mr. Meyer from The Presidency Wnlca snn ~
uun wek postponed until Tomorrow Al noon: ~
which ttoc The meeting toos Etcsfe % at!oT .u
of9fccth 10 conttdef Whether le steckhuldefs hsse
a ticht tn sec the books. IL wat voted suM "oeo
trr meeting adjourned II ehoula be TO Aay e.
The Daltu,ore A,.eric1n sa5o thai tne !aAare
q. sr. L. r. Basuc, Of thai city, Is ateoeated eith
fac.s wh,ch The national credit demand should be
wade nrh11c, throughout the rar be vas TITO
lc.dcr or tho Baltimore 1csel eq~t, which devoted
III csc1e.es to the depreciation Of the Government
rrc,It AID The enhancement Of The prizes Of gold
lad wss rrgsrded BY rcbcllious symps,h,xcrs Al 4
King OF Finance. With taetc an'ecedepte and
chasaeses,t,,ct be heeamc pakeested Of unlimited
eun:4ol OF uaiora1 depost:arr, md actus',y used
the .nuney OF the Government drEsuc the war 10
speculate against its credit. He borrowed Of tho
hank xsD0, COO without giving anJ security. Ths
dne71nnn kinks The whole Rtlste Is txi1d!c, md
calls for I7etd Investigation nlo the rules govern
Ing the operations OF tho bank aud Into ths ioyasy
of ,te Officers.
, 1866-05-12


The market has been fairly acsrc. Buyers demanded
further tedncuon but to this hoIdcrs positively
faaed to submit. There IL nzues feeling In the
kes. and In some iustAnce3 Hxher rates have been
paid sales ehrnee =: head. At range Of tsi' for
ccmr1oa to 39.t5 for good hcavv Hogs. The market
| closes nrm. The following sse the sales:
, 1866-05-12

IEATIlER-Steady aid Unchanged, al follows:
kKXt9CT.
City Hs1nesk, S1auth:er Sole,
r.,,.+......., 1:Es3o.39 Buffalo 01e3 GAO
Country Harness a36Qk o.T Slaughter Sole,
Lice. tatG4Q-s3f Chicago NO: t-soG9 Q33
Kip, nsuluta, u SLAUGHTER Satt.
r,.,....,.....- 1.0G91.10 Chicago No. I 0-a13 042
t:sfE u r.... 13tk[l.Qj Buenp$ NTytt-. e.56a n57
Upper, + t..-... -. 0s1noco sotc%.. t-f8k gS&
Country Uppw-. u2A3o Oitnoco. gooo
Collar, n...... 6.7Ql damaxto ..s.. u-3s8 os1
Slaughter sote.. 05a61.A French CALI II
HzspeHH+ n... e.tcttg.{6l Ht.....:..... 20N& III
Eip, Eo. i. ne s9....:....... 81 80 l.saa 400
dtun1 1i0eA1-z1 tferen C0!, Le. a.
k!rt No. ], htnvy Gss9l1h1 no!nrs, 2 ooz'auksaoo
Calf cxtE1....-.. 1..1l 2.an Fttnch Catt: L.
French Ki7. frst molncs. ds* y.
choice 15191tpl loz-.......-seQ s.S 49,
French C1if, ~ 1annEt: ...... !1St!! M
nH.......-.-. e-ss@e3 isoAE8~ dog. II GG. lao
META LH-T1n iTatc y :oe loEcF. 20 @ tao decaAea
, 1866-05-12


seesn slaes ine.ediSie ~, aaay A.ssssss hheT.
ri &c ia{,S snfs f
sfE of e. 1 % aad scendc 70
Ds &C. nsss as e ~ With
ohsiheies and svessou,s oppossnen - sescaaean =
sSSE sa9 y ses too
qaicE, Wisile others doubt thelr peTmaneoce. and
fesessssH7f fsss;tL LII q sYf positive .ea
81 s.: TH M
e 81 "
ss :ssft ; Ct 81
IL !sSsts:eH %ss4 8; Sss s sss;
0as!ipa.son. RifloHsnsss. ~, .,.-...,.. ,...r
,as; s3Ys H.p;is. sa a;s Mss: Eft Ell siassa'ar <n
fa ts,nt thc1etarr ind acqutsrd, nlltng life With
untosd misery ts, By al tsna medical fefaeasess H.
rheumatism. I4rearttt*l Lum9aao. Neuralgia.
a Ge III IL ass'sh tho
hFE sI3Fr i y ssa pas
almost Instantly allevtsted- -ootmons sFetl1nEs are
feaees SSsoSs e es sae q twenty
i05} 1ffnDs he .y.seu
fSsFx tSs Faa sI ia s
Mcunauc Pains which the rse Of calon'ea Is sure to
pfcco5SSSssi1rur1oS LIFE SYRUP es.aiestes 40
y Sfh esss; 81 i
saee sse d aSss = m.ss @ I'D
~ i! Farms q Geess;.sa Pisssssa c;ths5 e TIE
Eose Th.oa Tongae SRns; r9lsaead or Scalp no
sass IS !ssls sss aspsnf%ins upon
esse q nshai
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
wtsch il d'lseu5 and7 &c eskia;;..,..... skia;; r,,z.,
ness. Indigestion, Weak stomaeh, Or ~ uleerased q
, 1866-05-12

sin lining tho ketffc From the IRE scs1ted
myself very stysssy-oac hand atnost to crtsp. he
lo9ture whs anbez1Able. = The Mexican N1s-
t&nE linmcnt relieved tho paio auaa: Immediately.
Nhesled rapidly, and let Tery little scar+
"cHAs FosEra. 42U Dzoed It. Fhlf.d'a-"
This Is merely sample Of what tle Ansta1x L&ui.
ene will do 1t tvktusb1t II nj cases Of waua II.
tweaEs, sptalns, cota, ht11ed, anASlns, ec, either
upon nan or beast
pexare Of counterfttts. Hone II genuine unless
strapped In tae steelpaate tagnvinzs bearing thc
nature ofG. ". Westbrook, Chemist and the pfiedtt
s1au Of pkxAs BAsYzs Co., Nav York.
SARATOGA SPRING WATRI. cold by Ill drug
p4tta.
, 1866-05-12

147Ka.-A Homeopathic Physician 10 ST. Paul says
he Enid 300 Dcrtuz t7tat his err. for Dea:-
ness. sud single uolal bottle Of DIR. SMITHS Rlec-
ts!c OIL cured him.
, 1866-05-12

The amoun1 II a16ntstion Dittesa sold In one year
IL Aome.iaz3 start,l,f. Tcy woatd nl Droa vaY stx
ftes hift. from the sEk 70 4th etrset pakA&
fAcvf II one ot the snsusunoas Of New York lit t.
sai5 that Drake pain I'd all she roekA te Eastern
btatrs with htb cAh,tstc .. T.-1Rs1-J-" AMI then
get old srarnJ 'txtalssoFs to pAss Law event
lu.. t.hKuktat TT taks OF nature" which Klvas hin
msuop..7 ~ - nor know ho% t&a II. but we do
kuow tho Plantation H!,tess sst, no othsr art!ele
e>-: di Th<1 used ny al cis4sss Of ths comm.
p!tJ, axi 10 desth on Dysocrstk-cxs1su. ThsF Asa
yexy lax scgat1t shso lz1s I'd and veal aa Ssta.
appetizer. ~.
SARATOGA sPRlNu WATER, sold by I'll dsuf.
, 1866-05-12


Il rhyeieien Of twenty YeAra' exntiente. md
4 gtacrate uf Il. Jefferson Medical College, nnd Of
his Uni71tss5 o{ Medicine and Surgery Of fhilaoct'
rhth.
Dear sir-la regard 10 the question asked ne - 70
uy opinion shout B1lthu. would tar fhat have used
and apId the a11cle vaous forms for tho past thif
II yt1rs do not think there Il any form Of psepa-
railpu Of hAyc not used Q! known to DC nsed e
fnrTaricus Diseases where such medfcAtc ngFnt Euud
be indicated. You afe hwHre, ~ veil ~ myaet that
It has been extensyefy employed 1n the various al1
eases Of te b,1oder and fidneys and the reputation
il hal acq7irtd In my Judgment 10 warranted py the
i1ctA. - =
Brrhu-tne rowdrsed ienStl, the simple decacttaa,
rrersFxsoo q taatnlaot II ual T. youts h 1welEs
% Judge ef tsa mest, and xtthont pFsioa,es or Pc
eos valae thnE aeeotdlng 70 +; hniz Y e. od o!lss
that bulk and quantity do not make up Tal7e-lf they
did copper cent would be worth more shan gold
9ohAf.
eured with it. and seen cured with 1t, moro dtdeases
Of The bladder totTs than haye eFtr 9ea cuFed
WIN any other Ruthu. auy other pEup1etoST com"
pound uf whatever namt.
GEO. Il. EEFSER-
ApKust II. 1sss. ,- ,,,..,,,,
, 1866-05-12

What Did Its-A young lady. returning to her
county home after so,ouu OF few months In New
York Was hardly recognized By her friends In plaea
ofA rustic, flushed ace, she had sof ruby complex
lon. ot almost marble toothness; and tnstead Of II.
she really appeared hut IT, She told thea, plainly she
used Hassa's MaSaolia 2ar7 AID would cos BE- With
Quilt, any lady can Improve her personal appear
anco vc7y much bT us1K thls can b order
cd Of any drnzElst for only 50 cents.
SARATOGA SPRING WATRR, sold by all Drng1lsts
, 1866-05-12

.:lsr, Franklin Brooks,

once So, ,1b1 Dearborn ~ Get. hetxe,a H.ds.oa AID
Monroe. r. y. foI 4dtit. Chicago, 1lltaels, 9ltS!al
nttsntcn ctrca 70 Ill it.:VaTE nlseass:s taatr: t
70 both se1s.. hi*o Caatr1I Cnnteroas A6tc.oas.
Ole. rtiuirfnz r.edfea1 I'd sdsee ait cs,<. IT.
ffEdsrt upou Meuslxa1 oosttuc1on, rtr=s sncy. to-
o'Rank nsF rely upon oetas easily ma speedily r.
itsFec. t1tratc consrlttae too.s tor adtss a.d c.
utnen e8Iofnk tbs ooce. Ehtre thS u4ctot. Will Il.
:w.1s be Il at1tndaaer tnI.n1 tsE-~ hour. rne ac
to msy e1l! u person. Of aderesa lin. Ia
6Sse hoa,i f.oust5 ia. D. sos ,, n. aas ~ .
, 1866-05-12

HEANS-1hcre ii tnthtnx doing. and the CarEetts
entirely pnninal At sst.4 II II.
BUTTER-Nectived-l1 Il, Il; rs; shipped, e,7ao -.
There GOOD Iaqulry 1ot cholcc qoat4cs Aad ptec&
aie 5, eaaT as previously Etren- We quote:
EhDlEv D4lt$
, 1866-05-12

Their wss quite hn ac!vc demand tot ho1ded q, TO-
day. bol for present an1 future 1etly aud with hut
1lttis ofr,taE snd *sy nsn 1assKet rEieex maT Be
IaV delivery IL Phl>aeph3a- i s. 81 bris To- June
ehe SO sls for Inae y e: s9e h.l: fos Ja.y Il
for Astn.t SELLERS optop u <oc, tee 90 boasd
Ssse spd - n1ls ;or sellers opr,oa. at 90
notnsnE doing. q. general thuE. or rcfoess pz5
b1t HkAc aftrL:on u the fscc o trade 1e2rtnz tAi
, 1866-05-12


been steadily growing In favor ior twenty yesrs.
1t acts upoa the absosneats At the Of the har.
and ehsugcslt 70 it, oriRtnal color tE deRrees. All
lnstantaeous dyes deadeu sud niure the hair. Helm
streets Is not t, bu: certan 10 1t4 results pro-
NOTES Its growth and Is beautiful HAIR Da4aa,au.
rrlce 50 cculs nnd @1.u7. Sold bf aii dealers.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists.
, 1866-05-12

All who vnIue beautiful head of ta!f, aed !ta
prtse1yation from premature badness aad tnraln=
grsy, will not tall to nst l5oas celebrated katharo1
1t makes the h1r rlcb soft and S1o.sy eEsdcstes dau
dun, sad CAUSES the hair t. grow with .tuxuft1ut
beauty. It u sold trrrfvheye.
r. THOMAS LYON. Chemist, MY.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by nll Druggists.
, 1866-05-12

Fsuu Rev. " D. sE1GFRIED, Pastor Of Twelfth Beg
t!st Church, Ph5Eadelphix.
Gentep1en:-1 have recently been abdr.as uudeE sh4
distrtaat1x eencts Of Indigestion accompanied By
dies Ee!e steasan1eade1 b h1s1as aud so9s of tt1.
Dtt.e1s were Recommended by persons who hAa tried
them and who.e tAyosab1s tneation e these Bitter IN
aversion 70 Patent Medicines. 1oEn The taouxa7d End
one ausek ptttels .hose oniy aim sexpa 70 b 20
urity ID ai$ way; arE The tendency Of which, Ice.
Is to naft many 3 confirmed dlunlaEd. Upon lezne
ipg ft1t youEs Wa4 really medicinal preparation.
took It with happy eject T. action not only upou
The stoaen but np9o r. n.s nssy9n: syse "a! Mps M
ptfmanent benefit nom the use Of = few bottles.
Tetyxespec&tuQy yo1ts, ...-.
W.D. sE10F fiED. No. "a saack1snaronsr.
, 1866-05-12

From the Hev z. .. Fends. Assistant Editor Chrts-
TIN Chronicle, PnlAdeiphtk-
hare derived decided beoedt nom the use q Hoo
iand's German Efters. kut fee1 Il my privileges 70
recoEnEpd the1 u mas: y2tnaolt tonic TO Al Who
sra EuHeEfpE nom general debility OF 0p1 diseaae7
aIistue from deE1u2e enent Of The HLeE: 4,~nx
Yours tru1ys E d. 5EA0a1@-
From Rey. D. Me11izr, P1MoE o. the P4asJu2E
Baptist Church. Philadelphia.
rro5e the poany respectable recommendations EfFR
to IT. Hoofands Gtimsn Htrress ,vsa 3ad1eed e
ENs1n 70 Be . good remedy for debility, and u1ogs
e1ctdt1S tonic lar the atomAEh- ,u,r..-.
, 1866-05-12

m. p:worow
e-...-,...
=. :. 49, ~' ,''".,.
Nl@s - ~ -. .fss. ~ .,'-.~
. 9a"-1 N'te@7e ~ 'etAA1a - .e.4 ,,. 9s''
.o.N ~" ~1N oee'' o.e3. ~ Ns@tN.. - FF
sno iu'ote pso' pees ~ .ns az ~. I@e ~ sue.
al'sase '1e ne 'ou. use.. -. sta-, ~ ~.
1"cais se@Ss s1o - .uets.o'e '0e p's"tA "1e" -
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, 1866-05-12
L.

From Rev. J. Newton Brown. DID,. editor Of De
Eaertioped!x OF KeligfouA Knowledge and Ch116t1kn
Chronicle, Philadelphia
Patent Acttc11fs tn general through dt9rUst OF thety
Ingredients snd effects. ret know ot no Eut1c1ent
bclleyes himself 70 hzve recetse rom any simple pc
p4saton IN the hope that he may thus contribute to
The be1eht Of Others.
40 mis- he mort readily IN regard to Hoonaad.e
tn1s city beeansef wss pseiatleed against sheza nH
Ma1y 3ears- under the Impression thes theY weta
frteno Robert EsQ fox the removal Of this
prejudice by proper tests and Tor s1coHsseme1te 70
ned deht1. The rse Of three bottles of these Hlte1A
1t The beginning u the present yeaf W. tonoMed y
and mental rtsor Which bad not teit 1oF " month.
hefpTr, aud had ztu1o9t degpalfed OF EezAmfpg. I
inefeiora tnank God md my 1end for directing me "a
the use 1f them. ...,x,,~.-
, 1866-05-12

N. ss1zH Will mate personal epp1Iea,!oa 1t the
fremont Hcuse.
H- Address BOZ 395, Chicago,
, 1866-05-12

CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ Money tcady. for damages f.r opening an alley
from White 10 oakalesss between sedSwitk and Mss.
ktt streets. for payment.
OTTIcx oF 1r1 EoAHo or PCBLIc WoKKAl
CHICAGO, May s. IsEd.
Notice i hereby Eivsn b. he rosid q J. Pn6Iie :
Treasurer. rtady pald oyer to he o~rer o. oEn
efs entitled 70 ths AaFes aWalded tor the 9psEn q
Oak streets and Dteyan'a Adaatlon aud john.
stnn. Rahetts and startt' Addition to chicago and
OF Chicago will enter uron AID approximate the prop
' j. g. GfSDELE,
FRED. LETZ.
o. !. ROSE,
rnrfxaet1nt Board Of Public Work..
, 1866-05-12

The resttless thin{, Do "egs.s-st thing" and ksr
most OF 1t for The ltAAs monfJ. II orereoes the oapf
Of reFtns.tsou sofns sai sds delIcacy 10 The skin;
Il ! ctc2httal pcsfuue: ali&Js haaascac and inaau
m2uoc. Ind II necessary compan:oa IN the Lck room.
IL the ncrscJ. ma c1on TIM toitcs stt*o5s- 1t caa
ta obtained everywhere Il oae dot!ar pcf bottit.
sARATOaA SPRING wATHR. soid hI III drug
ssta.