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Family Markets.,
OR LIVING EXPENSES ~ YEw-YORK

OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY. Jan. l9-P "
The following alphabetical list Of articles,
carefully revised each week. gives good idea Of tie
expense OF living in NewYork, and ia Of little as
stance TO hOusehoders In making their selections and
purchases. The figures the retail prices Of good
articles. az sold at Washington and Fulton Markets.
and by the downtown grocers. Uptown dealers and
those the fashionable parts Of the city charge higher
while some Of the downtown houses, with more Of
reputation for eheapaess than fine quality below our
quotations Fresh fish sold cheapest at East Fulton
Mar kei where he fishing boats land vegetable fruits
meats, poultry and game nj Washington Market while
Nesey and Iuto'.s grocers are generally lower than
Others Including these different localities Tie rHnge OF
prices is necessarily great on some articles, due both TO
locality ond quality
The markets just now gluted with poultry which
dealers striving hsrd 10 work of in view OF thaW
ing weather and continued heavy arrivals. Prices are
unsettled and very irregular. but generally cheap
that meats neglected for turkeys. Much Of The
poultry has been irozeD and though perfectly sweet
has a soft 1abby look. Fair fowls selling on the
Sidewalk at lee I, 10. VIII Ducks begin 10 come In
plentiully Frogs too are IN market. Venison is
abundant and foreshouder at eUl0c. T. h. makes a
cheap roast. Groceries remain last week and there
is very little change IN meats, that mutton is In
heavy supply and cheaper. Red Onions can DO bought
lowby the bushel hall peek being very plenty
Kerosene is lower. Fish is generally cheaper. We
quote:
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Pork and Lard are lower

encv in al varieties. Pork and Lard are lower
There ia no disposition to invest in BreadStui's,
and the trade generally anticipate upon coarse
Grains still lower rates.
The Michigan Central Road earned the second
week in January:
1865 sos 339 1866. s6l, 400 Decrease. eae'o
The attention Of holders Of the First Mortgage
Bonds, coupons or certificates OF advances Vi 'no
Eastern division of.the Racine and MISSISSIPPI
Railroad Company is called TO card In ano'nei
column.
The Third National Bank Of this city was yes'er-
dav admitted to the Clearing House Association by
unanimous vote.
The following figures will show the profits made
by the original takers of the lO4o per cent loan'
lifting the coupons at their currency value
when due, and closing the operation March :, 1860,
on two years:
Cosssf Bonds March l. 1864 =; ao,d cs1Scgsy
Coupon September, 1854 at 244 80. sslo 60
Coupon March, 1865. .-.....2Ol ..... 3So ~ ~
Coupon September 1865. ..l44!.. 900 900 ~
Coupon, March. le66.-...lAo '...' 01D "
rot., interest .sl,s462 5
Selling the bonds at $751; March :, Iooo' ''''
the coupons q per cent, 93i would show loss oi'
tho prineipal of $685. The account Wouiu 'neH
stand as follows: ., Coo,
Interest received $40 25 Loss on prinepai' e'-'
Two wears income.
or 4. 60 per cent per annum III currency.
with the facts before them, the financial offcers
~ tha Government need not waste much time IN
ot,omntpr TO fund 81 ZOO 600 900 of currency into
five per cent bonds. A good deal has been saiu
about the low acreage interest of the National
debt. but the method of keeping it down is kept
ont of sight. 1t is done by circulating several
hundred millions of "due bills &C., as
United States notes and fractional currency wholly
irredeemable, which should be put into funded
debts of some kind without unnecessary delay.
The National debt, with all its magnitude, is
still the best secured Of any similar obi
cation in the world, and is sure to be
paid. principal and interest, while the debts
of European nations promise to show no
decrease. But that is not the question 10 be de-
cided now. The point to be settled is, how to get
the National debt extended in form where the In
terest can be met, and the means DO secured 10
redeem the principal gradually. This cannot DC
done by Offering bonds of short date and low inter
est at time when capital in ordinary business
commands from to Is per cent The Govern
ment. when it comes as borrower, must be pre-
pared to pay current rates in short bonds, OF sell
long ones to tempt buyers for investment here and
in the money markets of Europe.
The Republic Fire Insurance Company has dc
clared semi-annual interest dividend OF three and
a half per cent.
Messrs. A. J. Blocker, Son & Co., Spde the fol-
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THE BowERI NATIONAL BANK. NEw.YoRK, Jan. 3, 1866
fNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
ORS Of this Bank will be held the Baking ROOM on
TUESDAY, the Sd Inst, between the hours OF IL and
p. m. X. HAMILTON, Cashier
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financial.
STATE OF MAINE,
ELECTIVE DEPARTMENT,

AtGVsIAf DC. u Iobo. y
GALE of UNITED STATES LAND SCRIP
~ Proposals will be received m the first day Of March, 1866
BY hs rceency SAMUEL COSY Governor Of the Stste OF
Maine for the purchase Of LAND SCRPs.ued 10 said State
for the endowment Of College for the benefit Of Agriculture
aud Mechanic Ass IN quantities not less then five thou and
acrss Terms cash. payable la lawful money at the Office Of
Treasurer OF State Of Maine Augusa at tho Suffolk Ma
ona Bank Boston in twenty days after notice issued Of
piano. Of Offer The scrip u be delivered Al Augusta.
Right to reject proposals reserved
will be directed 10 the address OF the Secretary OF
State Augus Maine and ndor.ed the outside Proposals
ior " Agile gltursl COLLEGE Scrip"
EPHRAIM FLINT, Secretary Of State.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Sales ss tho Stock Rxehange-Jan. 10.

Hudson River.
lM.....-..lO3
i00....sl5. l03
NH. &Hartford
- N-A
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Receipts Of Produce.

JAN i9--34sO bbls Flour. 100 bbls Whisky IS
bbls Corn Meal 55j sacks do 200 sacks oil Cake. go
bush. Wheat i2J bush. Corn, 4,322 bush Oats, 400
bush. Rye l. rs bush Malt 800 bush. Barley. ll69
bush Seeds, pkgs. Ashes ~ pkgs. Beef 1915 bbs.
Pork. 2l2 pkgs. Cut Meats. 7Jl pigs. Lard, 1881
Dressed Hogs, ,076 bbs Petroleum.
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4 n ELECTION for NINE TRUSTEES Of
~ the SILVER SKIRT AND WIRE MANUFACTURING
COMPANY for the ensunsyear win be held at The Office Of
said Company No % Barclay IN the City OF New York
on fi KsDAY the 25 day Of January 1868 between and
o'clock p. IN. BY ord
EDWARD s. DODGE. Secretary.
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DARTIES holding BONDS of the CITY of
KEOKUK represented in the settlement now being
effected for the may still avail Of the terms offered II
presented the signed No yrorision is made for
any Bond. may not be represented. entitled to the
present offer Of compromise and within tho time prescribed
by said City of Keokuk Apply to j. +. FRANKLIN Spe
ca Agent OF City of keokuk No. liz Broadway, n. T.
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The Cincinnati Commercial Of Wednesday says

Exchange quite fully recovered from the spasm Of
heayiness under which il was labOring week ago. and
saturda IDLY restored to par bSying, l,ioc
premium sss It. oGiS STEet sOeed iy WIZ
decided strenst5ast evening. Ibe money market has
beer IN an easier condition curing the past than was
during The preceding week. and has justified the indca
tons noted last Tuesday that the OF the pinch
previously experienced had probably passed. There
was however, little closer rubbing today than FOR
several days past aud the market Las not yet admitted
Of any relaxation Of rates Of interest There very
little paper that is not regarded worth full 10 per
cent ind ~ per cent fairly represents the temper
of the mark,t, while names that are considered
entirely safe are rated as high Is and even IL per
cent though these latter figures are regarded as with
out the pale Of legitimacy In commercial transactions
now.
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Secretary Of State
E9AT De IA LoU5sII4lNSEE, Der. Be / sxEour1y


Nouselle-0 Orleans, % JUN 1865.
AJFEEDU que John G. Sinnot s'est adresse
MOI aim dc faire canceller son obligation off
elelle CONNIE Matte de Port dams ct pour Il
port dc Ia NonveIie OF leans, SAVIOR
Une obligation datee le 81 mars 1860, poul
Is sonme do deHz mile cling cents piastres, 81.
gnse paT Johu q 6innot CONNIE principal ct
James nc sloskey ct James Nimick CONNIE eau
lions laquelle Obligation Giant conditionnee
sur la tdele execution par ledit John q Sim
not de ses deYoirs de IIaftre de Port ci-dessus
AVIS est par Y present donne a tous eeux
1nteresse dayoir d deduire, par ecrit, an bu-
reau du seereta ttat, dams les qlatrevingt-
OK iouis apres e derniere publication du pre-
sent avis, les raisons pour Iesquelles Ia iite
z opilgatloE re seEait pes cancellee ct annullee.
2enns sons ma main ct le sceau de l'Etat a
e cate ci-dessus, Of de rindependance des
NtSsfs- lnlsi Ia quatrevingt ~dixiane.
J !, MADISON WELLS.
KY e gouEegneur:
q. HARDY, Secretaire dEtat
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RRE,If1IAI.


STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTadN1, 4
New Orleans, tune a. 1866.
WHEBEAs John g. Sinnot has applied To me
for the cancelling of his official bond as Hal-
Dor Master ii and for theport Of New Orleans,
to wit
bond dated the 21st Of March, 1850, for
the sum of twenty five hundred dollars, signed
by John @. Sinnot as principal and James Nc
Closkey and James Nimick as securities, the
said bond being conditioned for the faithful
performance by the said John G. Sinnot of his
duties as Harbor Muster aforesaid.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons inter
ested in the above described bond, to show
cause in writing at the Office Of the secretary of
state, Within ninety days after the last pub
LEGATION Of this advertisement, why tie said
bond should not be cancelled and annulled.
Given under my hand and seal Of State as
above and OF the Independence Of the United
States, the ninetieth
J. MADISON WELLS.
By the Governor.
j. H. HARDY,
Secretary of State.
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1TIHE HTENVILLR nEaaEaaER
aFAATAs LOUISIANA.
asy y H. a. SeanIanf.

ss, ssYukYvfs I = 49, sA Ahi y AZ ,5 j..
moHtpa 30 sdVAads Y
Advertisements inserted al The rates Of 81 10 Der square m
the first Hseioni rs cents subsequent Insertion
slight Inca o. Hess constitute square LibeTui deductions
made 10 ayuf al thoae who tdvertise freely wear
Lgsnaent Inserted at nieya viii Be charged
Basinsss CARDS ossapy tho q square s25 per
he charged Embellishments
otsus notices exceeding oas square charged Is aysssise
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CHARTER.

ART1cLE NINTH.
Every person who shall eff insurance with this Company
shapa, the rate fixed upon the ustres, premium
paid shall be withdrawn from Company except
herein provided but shall be liable for and
penses incurred by the Company.
ARTICLE TENTH.
AT the expiration of the Charter sooner IL ordered by
t~othds Of the OF Stockholders the affairs of this
Company shall be hqudated its pal and the balance
divided among the Slockhoders rata, the amount by
each held OF paid stock under the charge aud suprrntend
enee o. three commissioners appointed the Board OF Irus
tees for that purpose
ELEVENTH,
This Act of Incorporation be altered and amended by
vote of thirds OF the Capital Stock represented at
General Meetng Of the Stockholders called orhat purpose
Done and executed before the undersigned Notary in
presence Of Felix Grima r and Edgar Grna, competent
Witnesses who signed with said Subscribers and
Notary this Twenty fourth day of July A d. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and Sixty -. .
w a. JOB $50 y & CO,
HUGH hcC0LL,
MAtSUALL J, SMITH,
JND L NOBLE,
MILLIKEN & BkINGTER,
r GkIMA, LR.,
EDGAR GRINA
T. o. STARKE Notary Public.
rue Copy of the Original Act among tho
of my office for reference T. 0. STARKR,
New Orleans 2+th July, 1856 Notary Public
CHAKEER......,,,.,,....., ...oHARTER
Or
ruE eo1rruppN uoeprrsr AsencrATrnN
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certify The foregoing 10 DO true copy of the original bet
Of Inc pnen extant and Of record my register 81
nOtarH acts
In faith whereof grant these presenta my signature
and seal OF office the city OF New Orleans this thrteh
(sgpeG = '' ROBERT J. KER. M.
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FAoTURER AND DEALER,
No. Dey Street, New York.
Has and eady for immediate shipment and is mann
featuring to order,
Portable and stationary steam Engines nnt
Boilers,
zte $50 hsrss power Circular Upright Saw Mills Of IL
most approved constructions OF all sizes cutting 700 5I
Ieet Of lumber per hour Grist Mills Mill Irsns, Waei
Wheels and every kind Of Mill Machinery; Sugar Mills Pc
per and Mining Machinery; Tools Tanks etc. OH ant
Salt Works Cotton and Wooden MachE cry, etc
Vertical planners, Woodwork Planning Mochnea
Iron Planners, Gray Woods Planning Ma
Engine IatheB, chimes.
Drill Lethes, Daniels Planning Machines
Boring Machines Moulding Machines, D
Stating Machines, Sash Machines
Upright Drills, Tenoning Machines,
Steam Pumps, Power Morticing Machines
Force Pumps, Foot Morficing Machines,
Lifting Pumps, Boring Machines,
Suction Pumpg, Blind Siat TenOning Machnea
hydraulic Jacks Circular Saw Benches
Screw Jacks, Wrights patent Scroll Sswa
Shattng fueyR and Hangers, Patent Belt Scroll Saws
RUBBER and Leather Betngs, Circular Reservng MiB
Leather and Rubber Hose Upright Reservirg Mills,
Plumbing and Gas Fittings Rotary and Mining Pumps
Steam and Gas Pipes, Every description Of MlcAins1
Steam and Water GangsB, and Railway Supplies.
Cotton &Ins, Cotton Gina, Cotton Ginsi
Taylor Eagle Brown Southern Craven Excelsior and Ii,
Carthy Cotton Gins with powers
thing required for the same al loves
nriceL fnnr ordRrp resperttullv HplritAf
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MoRTaAsR NRegoI

The undersigned Deputy Recorder Of Morgsg@ eeT6es
that the tnTegog ASt Of Incapg.ieg has this dsy
reeosd IN his oee in SoFiety Book No g. Fol- a. Toto 5
tSigneO GHAS. E, LENkS Dep aty RseoFdsr.
New Orleans, July s6th, 1865 --se
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PERIODICALS.

TVHE GREAT sOUTHE. IN t PAPER.
Thu Thu g 5REsT as9 6Yrrahss P1PER
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER,
THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
was on The 9Th of December and already atslned
Of the public Journals of the South people everywhere
SEEN 70 teeosnne IN It's columns the bold and fearless
IS peculiarly F''' ''
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH.
During the wart exercised an Influence which probabIy No
such an IMPORTANT nctnre 'a al 50 large country and a.
iavore OF the army and accompanied it everyhere In
read IN sens orders az Ibs Sea9 " Sen HIP hqd
tortals OF the Examiner indictments his soldiers In
Texas Gen Mgrude complained that he was deprived Of the
daily entertainment and Stimulation of the RGbmonJ y
aminer one can appreciate the history Of the recent war
able Journal
THE EXAMINERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LET.
TIERS FROM WASHINGTON.
The Examiner has organized CORPS Of correspondents
and will have regular letters from All the important points Of
Intelligence the country By special good fortune It has
Intelligent Of ali the Washington correspondens--the IA
an D w% the s'gi @5 ysa S wiG 9s tRe
better known and more extensively copied into the papers
the cOu try than any letters ever sent trm Washington lie
will write regularly Tor the Examiner send letter from
Washington every day.
TO BUSINESS MEN-THE EXAMINER AS AN ADvER
TIsING MEDIUM
The attention of and business men is rcspee fully
70 me nnequaed advantages offers advertising
~ H AZ le time OF the evAcua ion Of Richmond
III lohg e before It's circulation greater than that
~ he DneT hchmond papers combined We declare without
aheeation of mpdesty ahput IL tbat re Evnar s 49,
equailed as an advertising medium ' '-'''' " "a"
TO ITS OLD SUBSCRIBERS
The undersigned calls upon old Subscribers ar tb
amineI, from Virgins to Texas, rally to it, snnnr, - 20
new their subscriptions and to assist in the revival ii paper
endeared to the South by many memories Of past
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One year in advance So %
Six months, In advance %
Three months in advance.
Address Fl. RlYES POLLARD,
Proprietor and Editor of Exuu liner -
Va
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nO ADYERTTsnRs.

FHNS ADSEAVASERBs
Parties In New Orleans wishing to ADYB RTIsE in yjcs
burg Daily VIII md 4 % theE benefit TO patroniEe tho
V1CKSBURG JOURNAL.
published by Messrs j. W. and e. B. y INsLEY
By recent order Of the City oOunS It hs been designated
the 1f At9a IEfsI ~ T. =
eayng the la t9EsI ItquATIoN and only paper IN tha
st S tasing me m news raPOrtA
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realaalsm.

JOIN AIfcHKII IN REPnY TO JAMES STEPHENS
WHIT mas REcoME OF THAT FUND.
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pOETRK AND MISCELLANY.
THE DIES ARC CRESCENT,
A Weekly Newspaper, Published In Des Are
Ark, Every "wednesday Morning.

PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION:
For wear, in Bdvanc. "a Go
For six months in advance ...........,.,,,,. 50
For three mOntaB, in advance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
No subscriptions received, unless paid in advance
CLUE RATEs-Any person who sends us club Of ten for
six twelve months, win receive an extra CRxscEsr rex
ularly.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
For square Of ten lines, FIRST insertion, 81 %
foF eaGh eudNohhl insertion 70
Liberal deductions yearly half yearly quarterly
tsers.
Obituary notices. other than the simple announcement
death, charged the usual advertising rates
Notices published in the local column twenty cents pc
line. ------
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A DyERTIsER AND REGISTER
DAILY, TRIWERKLY AND WEEKLY.
No. 12 South Royal street, Mobile, ALA,
W. g. CLARK 4 C0--J0HN FORSYTH.

TERMS OF ADVERTISER EVENING NEWS
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable in advance in current funds
DAiLYOne year Sl6 six months 49, three months So one
month"; So; single copy, 10 cents.
q WEEKLY-one year Sl2 six months, 81 three months
WEEKLY-One year, IS; six months S.
No subscriptions forthe papers be delivered the city
Will DO received for a less period than six months
advertisements 81 30 per SQUARE
r nfst insertion Each subsequent insertion rs Ten
lines solid nonpare make square. Advertisements m
serted ~ intervals will be charged each insertion
Advertisements specified time will be
til ordered out and charged accordingly.
All transient advertisements except from business houses
vance, TT
Bills for general advertising lbe made out monthly and
prompt collections required. II. r,5. '
Editorial notices of advertisements chargabe the
of 20 line each
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:
Price of subscrptionSl per oath invariably in advance
Is cents per square for each insertien.
All transient maid IN advance
All communications the nterestg
VIII os charged Tor as adSertisemOhts also, obituary notices,
tributes of respect E ~
Editorial notices of advertisements will inserted at a
cents perline Ter zach insertion -.
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NEW YORK.
NJ EEDLEs AND FISHING rAoALE-

NEEDLES AND FISHING TAoALE-
ANDREW CLERK Co,
No. 80 Maiden Enuo. New EorE.
NEEDLES, beg tonotify their old customers the public
thAt they have on hand tut assortment Of
WARNS Drilled Eye Needless
Warins Telegraph Needles caskets large eye
W. rims Needles IL synHptcal cases new article
These Needles have been before the public thirty yenrs
and acknowledged by gnOd iuds be all
'Fs Our n F Ffs2 Ct sss and
most extensive in this or any other country.
TOMN sTADRRMANN,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER
OF ALL KINDS or
DRESS AND MANTILLA TRIMMINGS
Buttons, Chenille, Head Dresses and Nets.
NO. 2oe BROADWAY,
Corner of Reade atrset New York
DEFIANCE
CIGAR MANDATORY.
n. HIRsoH & CO.,
1s4 Water street, New York.
Rs- THE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE
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THE SOUTHERN HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
For Disabled sOIdiers.
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THE EAST FELECHANA DEMOCRAT
Published NJ Clinton Louisiana.
O. WILSON REESE Editor and PrCpEssz


The East FelcianA Democrat Isl publishsds ysEfA sU2
DAY MORNING at Five Dollars per rear.
months. Payment in advance
RATES ADVERTISING:
Ten lines less hrst Insertion 81 10
ESel SUBSEQUENT ..-., 70
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Charles H. Luzenberg District Attorneg 81 The First
Judicial District State Of Lonisana hereby certify have
exHmined tbs within act Of incorporation the Southern
Hospital Association for disabled sedeFsn and am the
opinion that the purposes objects OF the corporation s
specified in sd Legal and thgt Of the provisions
theEen contained are contrary to law
tSgnedl q. II. LuzENBERG,
DistIcs Attorney of the First Judicial District,
l4E State of Louisiana.
certify the foregoing to be and correct copy Of the
approval thereof by the District attorney
New Orleans 18th july iS66. Z sS''-
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QUARTER. ..,.,..,.........C CHARTER
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-23
DIR. FILTERS
WONDERFUL RHEUMATIC REMEDY

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astonishing the afflicted world Thousands of sufferers
who have tried everything reluctantly purchase it. and
rapidly to their own SURPRISE get well and the terrible
inveterate easily cured it to be the
wonderful remedy known IN the civilized world. Re
member, used inwardly only; contains mercury col
chlcum, minerals metals, anything inuriou Lately
reduced from $40 to So per bottle Warranted to
case, the amount paid positively returned; the
only remedy guaranteed. Prepared by Dr. FITLER
Graduate OF the University ofPennsylvania now one OF
our Oldest physicians. Advice gratis. Afflicted invited
to call No. 20 $. FOURTH Street, below Market.
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w. c. ost. NO. 1856 n. Thirteenth street ust
vered from Rheumatism and Neuralgia, suffered many
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MOST REMARKABLE CURE OF RHEUMATISM
Mrs. Keeney, Ridge road above Poplar, suffered over
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WONDERFUL. CONRAD f. CLOTHIER,
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