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STRAW GOODS.
sEeARs. ToBkSeo, ETC.


TEN FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE-IST. DEAN
cause be keeps the beet stock OF seS and tobacco In
the United 81 ates and sells at least from 25 to 50 per
cent less than you can buy elsewhere. Go to DEANS.
No. 4l5 CHI SMUT street.
3D. why is II that the city tobAccouyts are down on
DeanY Because he sells better uuallty tobacco and
segars 1T much less price than they sell. Go to
Deans NO. 4l3 Chestnut street.
ga Inc reason why be can sell 50 cheayis because his
retail sa es over 5000 per day, and his who sale
trade is over $1,000 per day lie afford seat from
Ito per cent. profit while others live less
than rom 70 10 100 per cent. Go TO Deans No. 4l3
Chesnut street. =.
4h Dearsells prime imported HSvana segars for Elk
cents each Genuine far9 tot ten cents, aud makes
liberal discount 70 those buying bv the box.
Go TO Deans, No, 4l3 Chestnut street,
5th. Dean sells the best navy, Of six different kinds
for 80, So and 90 cents per pound Dry navy ~
per pound. with diaeoUnt to those bying five pounds
GO to Deans, Ne, 4is Chestnut street
9Th. Dean cells al kinds of smoking tObacco from 30
cents per pound TO Sl5O per peund and discount
pounds OF upwards Try Il, you W.T. like it.
Go to Deans, NOe 4l3 Chesuut street
7th. Dean Store is 10. AIS Chesnut street If you
inquire of some tobacconists they viii tell you they
don't know htn. and don't acknowledge him 10 be In
sells SO cheap, he IL M MkillIng The business.
Go to Dean No 4l3 Chestnut street.
9Th. Some tob0cc0uistS' jealousy makes them mean,
but Dean can ade1d 10 be ibea his trade Is always
at fa price, 20 to Ilsan's No lis Uh6snut street
9th. Deans ara SeRars are the onygen1'ne Yara in
this city, all others are OF inferior quality Dean se-
year { you want genuine Yars Segars, 90 to Deans
No 413 Chestnut street.
10th. The largest nssortm Mt Of segsrs in any one
store In the United states you win find at DEANS No,
Alb CHESNUrr street.
n. B.-For cigarettes, apply to the Government Nuff
ced 22l lnKp
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THE WATER WORKS ELECTIoN.-Messrs.
Beagary OF North Ward, Huston, OF Middle
Ward, and O. b. Cole, OF South Ward, were APP
pointed a committee by the City Council to make
question OF purchasing the Water Works pro.
perty to the decision of the people, at the en-
suin spring election, winch Is to be held on
Tuesday, March l3
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The inmates of the debtors prison at
Brussels have founded newspaper, wlGn the
laudable purpose OF persuading the public that
Imprisonment for debt should not exist In
free country.
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The sulyeyor-General,s Report.

The report is gotten up with considerable
care, and i'll addition to the statement of the
operations OF the Surveyor Generals Office
for the year. embraces some interesting facts
of the history of Pennsylvania, including
copy of the charter granted to William Penn.
2See report also gives a condensed review of
Ihe controversies in relation to the boundary
lines of Pennsylvania, making in the whole a
highly interesting and valuable document.
From the report we learn that from Decem-
ber ], 1864, to November 30, 1866, the num-
ber OF new warrants issued was 562; number
of patents on warrants, 546; patents en- ac-
tuals settlements, 547; patents on Franklin,
Waterford and Erie in'lots, 81; miscella-
neous payments, 81; certificates to the Treasury,
1905. During the same time the amount of pur-
chase money aggregated $29,S1S0l; patent and
warrant fees, $6703'l6: copying fees, $l051'50,,
making the total amount received through the
Office $4l, ,472'57. This sum-, although much
lower than last year, is with that exception, the
largest amount received into the Treasuryin
single year, through the Suryeyor-Generals De-
partment Tor long term of years. From May l,
1853, to November 80, 1866, a period of two
years and seven months (the official term Of
General Barr), the total amount received from
lands was $I43, ,509'71. This amount exceeds by
$l3, ,794'9S The aggregate receipts OF the Depart
ment for the nine years preceding.
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PERoEIviNG that the sensation drama, A1Tah-
nd-Pogue, is in such general favor in New York
at present, it may not be uninteresting to your
readers to know that Mr.. Dion Boucicault is
making great preparations for bringing it out in
Paris on grand scale early in May. 1t will be
presented to the Parisians at the Gate Theatre
under the title of lie Noses Lridnddises. The
directors are going to great expense for its
eminently successful during the summer. The
translation is from the clever pen of NJ. Eugene
Hus, the author Of the original of the Streets Of
London. i wonder how the French will respond
to the spirited words of the Wearing of the
GreenH H' AT any rate the oftener they are re-
minded of Ireland as distinct nationality dur
ing the coming year the better From London
Correspondence Of The Irish People.
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LEE. GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

Mrs. s. Il. AJIe9a'S WOTJd's
Hair RestOre1' and Dress
ing i1oUtgOrGte, strengthen
and Ie11gtbc1e the hair. They
act directLy 1tpO11 the roots
of the hair, supplying rec
qaGired 91O9I9'isIa91e91t, and
natural color and beauty
returns. Grey hair GiSGp-
pears, bald spots are Coz
cred, hair stops falling, and
htcaGriG1at gTOaCtt Is the re-
suit. L0dies and CkSLdre1t
qUiW appreciate the delight
faGI fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance d11lpG1't-
ed to the hair, and no fear
of sOiIi1lg the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heGd-dress.
sold by dil Druagists.
Depot 1873 & 200 Greenwich St. MY.
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TABLE LINENS. AND WHITE

ABLE LINENS. AND WHITE
q o O ID S.
BROWN TABLE LINENS at 62N, rs, and sl25
AAHD-LooM TABLE LINENS at s7Ja, 81, 81 l2X ).
IL BisCEkCiHFD B TABLE LINENS at 81, 81 l2H, al 2s,
Bainsey aoubie satin DAMAsKs extra heavy
Fine single DANA rs, and beapti nj patterns.
NAPKINS, both single and double daniask.
DO1 LIES, all linen. from - 81 per dozeu'ur.
BlkD-YE, for children's aprons at s65, To- s7H 81,
Scorer DIAPERINe at So $3.50, SO, $3.50, "a, $3.50,
nUCKABACK TOWELS, rom $3.50 per rdozen up.
FINE DAMAsK TOWELS at all prices, some beauti-
~ aGCKA BACK from o oents 10 IS cents harvard
GERMAN ROLL for glass .owelliug.
RICHARDSoN's HEAVY sHIRrING LINENS. in
PILLOW LINENS. 40, AZ As, aud 81 inches wide
, LINEN HANDKERC HI rs, very low.
SHIRT BOSoMS, made Of the pest iinsn.
NAINs0O and JA.ConsETs
sfshh sshAhNNSss psa eamSrSs RSalssTn'
HOSIERY, both bleached and brown. at 25, 81, 37K,
Just opersd, a large linooi NEW SPRING CaINrzEi
Beautiiul yard wide En- GLIsh CuINrzEs, entirely
french PLRCALEs, in blr pink. These arc
French MJJSLINS expressly for skirts
Enslsh L0k NLOTIl, very fine
NV stoc X of BLEACHED AND BROWN MJTSLINS
believe to be cheaper than they being sold anv
where just opened one case hne ard wide bleaehed
ale case at sac and one at CSC these are
bargain; also all the finest maSes always on hand
MAEsEGLLEs GUG S'rERPANEs.
HONEY COMB QUILTS, extra heavy, with
~ CRiB TS NEs.
These goods are all mar cd verv low aud having
d bought them lately. / know they are chean ; l-7
GRANVILLE IL. HAINEg,
thsmSt No 1913 AlABAEf Suset above tenth.
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ARoa STREET THEATRE-Our brother "Sam," |"
with his pretty cousin Laura" and ais acroDauc
tiger ParsOe,
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NEW CuEsNUT STREET lHEATRE.-Ihe Ice Witch,
with all ITS splendid scenery
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The REWARD FOR INCENDIARIsM.-Th
committee to whom was referred tho claims for
the reward offered for the detection and con-
victiCn of Richard Farrow, for setting fire to
George Wards barn, made majority and a
minority report. The majority awarded 1t as
follows Jacob Daubman $l4l'67 George
Coutts $l4l'67; John w. Campbell, Sl41'67; John
Graham, S75. The minority awarded the entire
Daubman was the lucky man. The ether appll-
.cants and their friends manifest considerable
dissatisfaction.
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PrRTIII's OPERA.-Great curiosity is felt con
cerning the appearance of Miss c., the new prima
donna IN Moria di ROhan. Messrs Durand and
Waterman and Miss Denegre com Plete TINS hno cast
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FINE LEoTURE.-Mr. Henry Peterson, editor
of the Saturday EUeHing POST delivers ais fine
Hail on Monday evening next. This lecture was
read before the Pennsylvana Historical Society,
and ia said to be a remarkably fine literary effort.
The subject is one that will interest ali Phiade-
phlans as the speaker refers especially TO acts OF the
early settlers OF Pennsylvania, and the liberal prln-
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE. The Member fro'
Pike and Dickey'S WoOing.
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MATTERs OVER THE R1vER.

CRY FINANoEs.--At the last meeting of
the City Council, the Finance Committee pre-.
sented a statement showing the amount Of taxes
due and uncollected IN each Ward, for general
purposes Due in North Ward, SlO,5s3'eS; Mid
dleIWard, $5637'l2; South Ward S9O4l'55. The
duplicates are now in the hands of the consta-
bles, who reported the following sums collected
last month";. G. Sloan, for North Ward, special
tax, sl65O; on tax warrant, school, $62'5O; City
and Ward, S52l75. j. w. Ayres, for Middle
Ward, school, SS6'5j; City and Ward, $5l92l.
J. w. Campbell, Tor South Ward, school, S52'06;
City and Ward, $435'S5. During the last month
$1,000 was paid to the families OF volunteers.
Mayor Budd was voted $500 for extra services
rendered IN paying the families of our soldiers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24

.
SPEER'S EAMBFRO rnkT VINE
O1egnsatsd m Knrfe Tor ~ ascdrnai rad rrrefeia
lushe. highly esiecmrd by enInti IN, s,iaus u,td
- orss families In kusope and knseticn
IoSiS-i hss M equal, .austi,g M appetite
- oaikiI ny tbs syssr,a heg enslfriS .u.c vius
AS < Eit'EEf} 1Eiimy.r. health, .c,,o, ON.
b!HPlS, Oyse a nhsssM,ir sflErsnn.. - n"
~ckS WWkS . pure sr,ck nun ,hr jurcrt
- tUft Grape. psreestng medical piolrc'ie- -u,e
- - oy other wtnr IN ue~ mt cAtrli.m ~,l /.
Ill vnh nd aebitftatcd rcs~on.. and thr arcd NJ
HsQysuvi1g the appetite and ben,nitins hcL >
0k saos. o. 200 viii no, he deceived
- SURF ~ s!gsatnrc Of AlvHAp srxxp H. o,St
cork vi zach butsie.
ssll n cAS5kiLA iDRI BRxSi,Y r,n..s 49,
ssHrl~ ssnsrd only BY Mr. spcer, direct ifer n i.
YORK: h,aa. t9asQAls NM, -, icri Ate,N >
psl OGscs. m 60a,SwSJ. New Vcrk
rr ~ b Bavss1 cesNe rAhlr,N sr4lt~
WeolsneIr sud Retss, rsuer'ss. =. .'f
PHILOSOPHY or NAkklatk ~ tt.tH.t.re
IL the New York Mussun. ci Arai,p,irN, ,.t.f@
mined 10 iseus tce. fou. OF th.if mast u sfinuiet
eurss ON Marriage nnd ita d,saurlftiilars a,fyun
sudihyYtsl Debility. fttm,tF- I',tlps ~ al tuf
lndigestun, Weakntrs az lelrptfB nlatat.t.
IAe- ~ kn~Syy and Mnriy ruwttri eNftrt tttaifNN
ana thuec Oaladies " hitch ali ,utl i,l le
cxcess Of maturity. OF isnoran.c OF fhs-siaty tud
These iavaiuahle tsctose. tavr ,een M r,,sr-,
cnlxhtsene snd saving ihou.a,iis. ei1 Niil - COT
WArded NV On trcsipi OF four rianfs as AID ssh
Secresafy New York Musern ~ AnAtemt ~, Nd.
cine. SIS hsOaslway. New Nork. mati,al,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The Liver II much more frequently be eeaf a die,
than generally supposed The function b de-
signed TO perform. and the regular execution Ol
which depends not only the general health a he body.
pu the powers of the stomach, bowek, brain end the
whole nervous system, show it, and vital import.
ance 10 human health. When the liver b eeriUusly
diseased II III fact not only deranges the vital functions
the body. but exercises powerful tnEuencc over
the mind and It's operations. which cannot easily be
dc~crsd. II has Close aconnectiOn with Oehcfd
and manifssis itself by great variety Of
symptoms Of most doubtful character. that II ms-
leads more ply sicans Of great eminence, than
any other vital organ The intimate connection thnt
eues between the liver and the brain, asd the great
dominion which am persuaded I, exercises over the
passions of mankind. convince that many anfOstu-
nate beings have committed acts VI deep and criminal
airocity ~ become what fools term hypochOndriacs,
from the eimpc fact Of deceased state oi the ves
have long been convinced that tNn one -half II
the complaints which In this country, - he
considered having their seate IN diseased state Of
the liver Will enumerSte eOme q them: lNDIGE-
ficS. DERANGED STATE or THE DOwEls inayfAnl1 AND
vISDicTIvE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, nom tfialng md
adequate causes, of which afterwards feel
ashamed la-i though not least, more than THREE
II the Diseases enumerated under the head 81
CrssvNPrios. have their seat In diseased liver This
truly frightiul catalogue
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.


oSV0~A0D
A San Fsaesisse pe,icemas - psid >lSS
(soid) Pc vsekn gztsN
Mr. Giadstcas . ND 70 bsve prepared
paper on .Eccs Haac.' a
. eThfss sseuAnd 6ss hundred pssple doDd
OF cholera In St. Louis during the months o.
August and September.
Az EnsisuA essssy.Aa recently pssaehed
. sermon il which 10 said the Newspaper
vas . part Of lifs's earnest ssli>culture.
Two Generals have been elected TO The
Massachusetts Legislatuse-Gsn. HartwslI,
Of Natick, and Gen. G. J. Paine, Of Boz
too.
DR.. Dicksnson, Of Media, Delaware Co..
Pa recently discovered near that place. %
almost ins1haustibls bed Of verdi antique
Raaonssias oassle. at 80
~ nsadlag, p, I policeman wss ilned
ossad sssls - dsivisg bosss ihssse than
. tsst ilsungh slssst Of he city. while Ia
pussait e . thisG
Psepls - saiesoGiue from North Caro-
lioo, os1a ~ Raleigh Standard lams0ts the
Gses. Tires - Sosf hundred Of both sessa
pesss1 thsvugA naligA h sae dsy IN ths
way - The Nvsthwsve.
Rev. NJ. Opususoa's ehasuh, il LeadO6,
nov numbsvs $500 mso6srs, but thrss0A
the assistance Of bic elders and deacoas be
= snatDsd - hep cps complses poeeesel
supesvision over the whole.
Soutbbsidge, Mass, il rejoicing exuber.
antly over ita new railroad the Journal
says, the fsrmesx' wives Who i've nenr The
t~ack vt ink the engine whistle sour milk
wssse thss thsedss."
Two old Chinese novels have recently
besa translated Into French By n. Seanisla,
Julien. They are "Yu k;se-'i." os 1.-THE
Two Consins and PING chan. lios- yon,
OF Two Lisssssy Yoang Girls."
IT, Courts q New Yost. 10 . ssis now
psndisg - injunctea. have hsssg6t sut
The fact tAat the expenses Of the wife and
chldren ofa milli0uaire il tha. city, aside
from . cessly furnished mansion, ere $l00
per diem. ...
At least Els, 900 passes annually through
The hands Of the editors Of Belts Life in
Londos, - Stockholders for the various
matches mentioned in their paper. This
will give faint 'des Of the extent to which
betting 10 carried on 10 Eos land.
In the Partisan burissqus, "rhs Paris
i1ea in London" real EngliaA haksd ia
~ man he's been imported = give yerisim-
i6eude 10 the scene ct HA1markse. His
49, asnn1v nonuasnn - ee1faSA ga nj ~
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LINDSEI.S
Improved Bleed Seareher and
MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
For the Cure of all Diseases
ARISING FROM AN IMPURE STATE or THE
bLUuD. SUCH As
>crofuia. CanceSUus iormassons. Cutaneous
diseases. Ervsspc,as, Beiis, Pimples on
tho face, Sore Eyes, Scald Head,
letter affections, Old and
Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspcp-
STA. Costivencss,
Jsandicc, Salt Rheum,
Mercur n diseases, General
Debility, Liver Complaint,
Loss of Appetite, Low Spirits,
Foul stomach, together with Gil other
disorders from an improper condition oe the
ci-crls.cry system. Asa general ton.
c, it, effects are benignant, and
cannot fail ~ benefit where
used pcssesesingly and
according 70 disse-
unns.
vrE OFFER TO TIKI PUBLIC MEDICINE
which hae marked IL way 20 yopuiar fAvos. soSey
cine ever manufactured untl now-it hiss become
standard remedy for .sovs nrrAsrs" al over the
UniO0.
Itesd this. and afflicted tryh.
DsAs sss I've would Just cay that yoas
medicine har csr~d cae- s-rsfnis that has ben
om.ns on for dive yrars; the f.rh we eaten On ne
aiy'- nrms you could sec the -nrws w'rsing She
al the eighth bottle now aud III. flesh is growing
very lar, Your DLnsi scarcher 10 going all over
'' ''a'"' y y"iiS SI TxLsroN a son,
Plu-burs, r..
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All screfalsss pssssns suGsriag free, 0sessel
Debility, Emaeiaiios, Dyspspeta, cad Dropsy Of
she liohs, abdomse, and il the female, Oropey Of
the ovariss and womhe, gensrslly eceoapasied
With lnAamation and uleesasion Of tho Uterus,
~ perMesently cured By Consultation Life Ayr.
~. The dissaes Known - 0ostre o. SWelIed
Neek, he Life Hysup will reaeve eaeisely. The
remedy should ~ taken fer eo0e time, - the
disease isexceedingly chseoic and stubborn, aod
will not Be removed without extra e1ert.
Tumers ofthe Ovoeiss. runsss u he Dseast,
:ss :::ss e ss:f s :ss: q =: ssSy =: ,s
taiis, sesrssst3sae Of aay kid. It'll
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mls for ~ asse uAsts A,nerici
~ oovo0 QQA snpt Ia comparative ahscurttvs
rom TIE fAss shas the originator. Ia Nrirsau.
% pAysslan In Pav,r. of great wei.lth sni .tnct
esnscisnsivss psincspirs, and la, w,huli them
fsSo esS0sal 80 TEST they shoail b" enr,e, q
~ sstA~tsi psspress.
Il sssssssain9 Fs,aais Obssvoe,i tons. roi,ng
~ The WsmA, whites. Green sirhncs., suifv.--
sion. Rst~ntisa, or lmin,,d.rate Flaw tho
0osthly Dtsehasgcs, Nervous AMI spinal Adsc-
lions, Paias 10 The Hash aud Limbs, tatsne on
Slight Easstion, PripitAtion or the Heart. Tvs
terics, 49,, oad Wt1l effect . when all ntlier
msans have failed; and. although rowrui
remedy. do net contain catamnri, anthony, o.
anything hurtfui 10 the consi,t al -.
To married ladies' ant yoang ~ VII" have
sever b~en regulated. they AZ. p.e..i,riv -ut.d.
They wili. In . short time, bring the nthy
period with regularity.
CAussos. --Mp rsied ladies shoai never axe
hem when there |. any ,ca..p 10 h,itr.. th.tn-
silver pregnant, i"i they viii b. a. ,ucs
. mi-carri.g,
The. Pills entirely 4.f pnl.f All ,i'rf,in-
stance. ..ing nti,,-ci ,niis.iy 81 -ett ~
FROM the s.g.~iah hiag tom
Zach h,s has the ,',.st II ,tin- f,t ~, "a + ii
NUvk. ~ frrnch, - c,itutr,tei witch
0i~ir,u-an"t, and al ret-,us viii i,y ! ~ With
occnrling To law
Fun directions accompany each b"x
Ladies can obtain u b,x. .rniei true the syee
o. the curious, by enclosing on. iolinr aud .ev.s
pOstsgc staups, 10 any respectable ltng4l-, "
y .. q. STAPLES, GENERAL Agent 10. the
United states, Waterfowl. ". Y.
Agents.
DonrvlsOn 4 ~S.v,..
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Ia Barnett:
Dear Sir,-Havin9 uscd bottle or your YeGgtA.
bic Hair Restusatse" after hAsing tried na6f ~
kinds without snrcees. I am happy 10 ace ~
- plus ultra u all Hsir Preparations IN The VUs9a
and do myself sincerely and chcerfnly ree0mmenA 4
to the public as such. IOufn &C., .N4%
JOHN FRANKLIN.
No. 6 fremont street, Boston.
Testimony fron Abroad. 81
0ceers.J j. X. HARxRff Co.:
was induced BY friend 10 makaa trial Of BarrettI
Vegetable HAIR Restorative. and ] an very moe1
pleased With the csrt Il hiss he'd On ny hair. w
nearly half grey. and nov. before using On bottle.
appearance Of youth. fully believe Barrett'e 70 b
the best Hair preparation In the world.
WILLIAM HAMILTON.
Fredonia, n. T.. April -, is9e.
J. n. BARRHTT 4 CO., Pr0psietose,
V srssass rHH ManGA1noggs u =
For Sale BY 1Darr1oon & NsMrOxs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-24

In offering TO the public Dr. McIAne's Celebrated
Liver Pin. as u remedy for Liver and Bious Com
great prevalence Liver Complaint and Bilious Die
~ all kinda throughout the United Statcs, and
particularly IN tue West and South, where In the
rity the patient IL not within the reach Of
regular phssican. requires that rome remedy should
be- provided that would not in the least impair the
r'tnion aud yet be safe and efiectual That such II
the character III DR. Mclaes Liver Pills thefeocaH
be no doubt The testimony We lay before yon and
the great which has invariably attended their
use viii think IN sufficient Ia convince the mos
ncredulous II has been our sincere wish that these
Pills should be fairly and fully tested and stand fa
By The effects produced That they have been tested
and that the result has been In every respect favorable
Sc c, thousands to wtness who have experienced
heir beneficial .fl.cse
Dr. Mclsnr'- Liver Pills not held forth and rec
commended like moet vi the popular medicines Of the
day n. universal cure ALA. bat simply for LIVER
COMPLAINTS. and tho-e symptoms connected with
q d. fui9ed state OF those ,,rgai,s
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MONONGAuELA
Iron Works.
LEWIS. OLIVER / PHILLIPS,

M,SrF>crrasas
CnrrGUgc aud Tire oeO1s..
rrSMhie ~ tm. nmsl Pope 0DoAes.
W sg - aud So ln Sole.
Coach aaA 4. z Screws.
SQaus q ard ooeAnxam WITS.
Cast ant NNru'. srOn Wm>ners.
" sch imc ssMa as1OW ssOlas.
WrD0xOl 0-Om lstaa.r..
GMyrrs 0rOn-.
bridge % IL. .nsI Castings.
kk. &c splice 0oars am a %. Its. Ac
foil n--u' mcnii sfa.tsid -y- kept ~
stock. wAKEiloUSE-W alter and Market SIS.
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Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh pa,
Sole Prc1rietors IF Dr.. Acl,ane's Liver Pill,
Iermyuge and Lung Syrup.
Sold by Dealers Everyw here.
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