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=Enropean Nevys-Pcr Cable.

BERLIN, August Count B1sMARK refused to
receive a deputation from North schleswig, who
desired to present q petition for the restoration
of their Government to Denmark.
The armistice between Saxony and Prussia has
expired by limitation. Peace is yet unsettled be-
tween the two countries, and hostilities, it is
Thoughts may possibly occur.
The Prussan Chamber OF Deputies has passed
the Government Indemnity bill by large ma
jority
PARIS, September A.-The Austrian army is
being placed upon peace footing.
The Circassians are again fighting the Russians.
The Marquis De MousrIER, aud not MoSrHo1oN,
is the next Minister O: Foreign Affairs.
LIVERPOOL, September 4-Noon- lotion market
opens dull estimated sales to-day 6000 balee.
LONDON, September 4-Noon-Consols opened
at S95 for money. Fivc-fwenties 734.
LONDONDERRY, September 4.-The steamer Da.
qnascus has arrived from New York.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Wonderful from C. w. Field.

New YoRK September 4.-The following dis.
patch was received to-day, and is believed to be
the first instance in which any message has been
sent from mid ocean to Europe, and thence to
America, on the same day:
On BOARD STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN, =
ATLANTIC OCEAN, September 4, 1866
To y. H, CRAIG, -
- General Agent Associated Press, Nem York.
We have Just received kilograms from london
saying there is a serious outbreak in Canada.
Please advise me accurately by Cable, vla
Hearts Content and Vlientia, in regard to the
same. We expect to arrive at Hearts Content on
Saturday next. All is going well.
(Signed) - CYRUS W. FIELD.
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New York 'nIarket.

NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK; September 4.-Gold 1861 Exchange
II at sight. Cotton quiet, at 32S to IS.
- EVENING DISPATCH.
thirties 1861. Flour heavy; 50 rs to is Is for
Southern; sales 1890 bbls Wheat, 2 to &c. lower.
Corn, to 2c; better. Beef steady. Pork tirmer;
, sales 1880 bbls. Mess, s32 75 Lard dull. Whiskey
quiet. Cotton active; sales 5000 bales, SO to $50.
Sugars steady Coffee steady. Molasses firm. =
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septem 4

ag AUDITORS OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD CONTEMPORARIES TON. 8. O.. August
2o 1se8.-NOTICE To HOLDERS OF PAST DUE
BONDS AND C0UPONS,-Un and after Monday neat,
the Sd of September, the Company will be prepared to
issue RENEWAL BONDS for Its past due Bonds, and
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS for past due
Coupons
Holders are respectfully requested to make application
at the Oompanys Office in John street, above indt
Gated, between the hours Of GA. II. and p NJ.
August 80 J. K. EMERY, Auditor
Ag LADIES, IF. YOU WANT YOUR BOOTS
REPAIRED nicely and cheap, go to
ELLsWORTH's,
Augusta 80 No. 394 King-street
a1- GENTS. If YOU WANT YOUR BOOTS
REPAIRED AND MADE GOOD AS NEW, cheap, go to
ELLsWoRTlI's,
August 80 No. 394 Kng-street
sg SPECIAL N0TICE.-W. S. @. CLUB
HOUSE GIN.-Puro, sot and unequalled. We
place this celebrated brand of Gin before the pub.
lie as pare, unaluuerated article, that only re-
qures to be known to be appreciated Medical men Of
the highest standing acknowledge that 1t has great
medical properties, and to those who 1t incidentally
1t is particularly recommended. VIM. s. CORWIN
CO., No. 900 Broadway, N. T., Sole Importers. For
sale at E. E. BEDFORD's, No. 259 King street. Charles
ton. July ~
% ITCH ITCH ITOHl SCRAT @ HI
sCRATOHI sORATCHl WaEATONs OINTMENT
will cure the itch In 4s hours. Also Salt Rheums
Ulcers Chilbains, and oil Erupions of the Skin. Price
so CENTS For sale by all druggists. By sending 60
cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole Agents, Ito Washing.
ton street Boston, 1t will be forwarded by MALL free Of
+oo mart NJ fha Tntfa1 Statp9.
June4 6nlos
w HALLS VEGETABLE #SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER REVIEWS THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Restores gray hair to the original
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR Re-
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling off.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWLR
Makes the hair soft and glossy
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILlAN= HALF hS.
NEWER
Does not stain the skin
HALLS VEGETABLE =sICILIAN HAlh hE-=
NEWER
Has proved itself the best preparation lor inc n"1
nresepted to the public. Price 81.
For sale by all druggists Wholesale ny Z
KING & CAss1DEY,
.,1vr+ Charleston.
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Arrival of the Scotia.

New York, September 4.-Tho steamship Scotia,
from Liverpool, arrived at $50 this afternoon.
Her advices have been mainly anticipated.
The weekly market shows that Flour had de-
clined from to 12d. on the week. Wheat de-
clined Cd. Corn steady, at 26s. to 26s. Cd. The
weather is favorable for the crops. Beef quite
: firm. Pork steady. Bacon Is. higher. Lard to
2s. higher. Cheese and Butter steady. Tallow
steady. Sugar, Coffee, and Rice frmer. Lnseed
'frmer. Lnseed cakes higher. Rosn upward.
Spirits Turpentne steady. Petroleum easier.
The steamer Nyanca has arrived at London,
with 1000 of specie from the East.
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@ The Friends and Acquaintances Of
Mrs. EvEL1NA GoDFRoY. OF Mr. and Mrs. N. F. PETIT,
are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF
ANGELE daughter of the former at st. Mary Church
This Morning. at Nine O'Clock, without further invita-
tion. September
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Benst Butier for Congress.

BosroN, September 4.-Botted BUTLER has been
nominated for Congress-, from the Fifteenth Dis
trict OF Massachusetts, and has accepted.
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SPECIAL Nttll(,hn. !.

PETITION will represented to the Legislature Of South
Carolina at its session. by the Charleston "TGRN
VERElN," praying that the "Turu-Verein" be incor
porated. 1amo3 september s
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New Orleans Markets.xc

New ORLEANS, September 4-Cotton easier
Sales $50 bales Low Middling at 3l0132. Gold a.
Commodore Lawrence Rosseau, formerly U. S
afterwards @. s. Navy, died today.
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Arrival of Steamers, Etc.

New YORK, September 4.-The steamer Alabama,
from Savannah, Granada, from Charleston,
Manhattan, from Vera Cruz, and Yeteran, from
Morehead City, have arrive.
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MARRIED..

On Monday evening, the Sd inst, by the Rev. PETER
HUxFoRD Col. ". H. OAN ON, Of St. stept ems Par
ish, 8. O., to Miss sALLIE L. BARNES, of Camden, g.
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FALL AND WINTER CRoPs.-The following artl'
Gle from the Mobile Tribune may give our planters
some judcious hints in reference to fall and winter
crops OF grain, which are so necessary now to help
out our limited supply OF corn:
The prospect Of the corn crop for the present
year is so unpropitious as to produce the deepest
concern in the minds OF the thoughtful.
It is beloved by many that the corn grown in
Alabama this year will not supply the demand
beyond tho month of March next
The planters, in order to avert the calamity
consequent on this state OF things, should, by all
means, seed heavily this fall of wheat and rye,
and in tho sprin, seed oats largely The wheat
will mature in May, and the oats even earlier.
Thus food for man aud beast can be provided, to
d great extent, in the spring.
Oats seeded in the fall afford the finest yield,
il the winter should not be too severe.
The amount of destitution and suffering must
be very great, under the best economy and the
greatest sagacity and forecast.
II planters rely mauly upon corn, it will take a
largo amount realized from the cotton crop to
purchase Il supply, At least half Of the outlay
for corn may be saved by seeding largely Of small
grain as suggested. z=
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE, September 4.-Cotton. to-day
SO bales. Middilngs nominally 80 cents IVY
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a5- CONsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER ssGRAPE
sHCT" are hereby notified that she has been entered
under the "Flve Day Aot." All Goods remaining on
board at the expiration Of that time Will be sent to the
Custom House Stores at their risk snd expense.
WILLIS oHlsOLM,
september4 Agents.
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STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company are
requested to call at the American Telegraph Office for
their dividends now due. D. .OKEEFE.
septem ber zst#@iisfs Mnnsger.
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@ MOTTO E.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
Claims against the late WILLIAM DAVIDSON will
present them properly attested and those indebted will
make Immediate payment to Messrs. Mo0RADY &
SON, Attorneys at Law, No, 20 Broad. street.
JULIA E. DAVIDSON, Exeoutrix.
VIM. lizard BULL, Executor.
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aY NOTICE.-THIRTY DAYS AFTER. THIS
Notice, 1, FANNY HARRIATr, wife of ROBERT BAR.
n1Arr Of Charleston will do business In my own name,
a Sole Trader. FANNY HARRIArT.
September ~
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September 8

4 a1r PERSONAL---VERY. PARTY WHO PUR-
CHASED One Hundred Dollars In Specie on yesterday
will rectify the error, his name will be witaheld;
Police. September
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The Revolutionary Convention.

PHILADELPHIA, September 4.-Ex-Attorney Gen.
.eral JAMES SPEED was nominated as Chairman of
the Convention, which was received with applause
The Committee on Credentials reported the fol-
lowing number Of delegates from the South pre-
sent; Texas Is, Loulsiana 18, West Virginia 81.
. Virginia 81, Alabama 4, Kentucky 10, Mississippi
8, Missouri 3. Arkansas 2, North Carolina Mary
land GO, Delaware6, Florida Z, District of Colum.
.bia 27-total 1872.
LATER.
PHILADELPHIA, September "A resolution has
been introduced into the Convention to-day, to the
effect that there can be no permanent peace or
security for loyal men Of tho South without negro
suffrage. II was referred, after an angry discuss
sion. A Maryland member said they wanted no
such fire-brand introduced into the Convention.
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General Niles Relieved of the Command of
Enrtreaa MQNcAe.

FORTRESS MONROE, September 4.-Major
MILES has been relieved from the command Of the
District of Fortress Monroe, and as custodian of
JEFFERSON DAVIS, and ordered to report in person,
with all of his confidential records, to the Adju-
tant.General of the United States Army. Briga-
der General S. H. BURroN, of the 5th Artillery,
succeeds General MILES.
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The Augusta Chronice and Sentinel mentions
the following as the newly established rates OF
freight between Augusta and New York Oia
Charleston = "
REDUCTION IN FRE1GHTs.
Our merchants and others interested will be
pleased to learn that a reduction Of treights be-
tween New York and Augusta via Charleston, has
been made to tho following figures Flour, per
ono hundred pounds seyenty-two cents; corn
meal pixty-eight cents; oats, sixty.ty cents /;
corn, hfty.thrce cents; wheat, ffty.two cents !;
sugar, ninety-one cents; coffee, 81 0S; mills, in
kegs, s1Ol. This is q movement in the right di.
rectlon, aud We have no doubt the business public
will show practical appreciation OF it.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, September The majority of the
Republican National Committee, appointed by the
Convention which nominated Mr.. LINCOLN at Bal
timore in 1864, met at Philadelphia yesterday, and
passed resolution expelling HENRY J. RAYMOND,
the Chairman, N. D. SpERnY, Secretary, and
GEORGE R. RENTER, for alleged abandonment of
the principles OF the party. The minority of the
COMMITTEES composed of RAYMOND, SpERnY, CuTH-
BERT, BULL1TT, and others, met at the Asor
House, New York, but adjourned on account Of
tee will fix the day for another meeting. Ray
moND has about $40, 900 of the funds and all the pa
pers of the Committee which he retains for the
present.
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q The Clerk of the Weather has at last deigned to
smile benjgnantly upon u.s. the plug has boon re-
moved, and for the last four Or five days we have
been favored with heavy Showers The cry now
ter late than never" and three cheers for the
Clerk. VlAIOR.
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DRoPosALs FOR SALE OF WOOD.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT { r WASHINGTON .
OFPIcE OF HIkF QUARTERMAsPGR I
WASHINGTON ID e., July H. 1865
Sealed Proposals are inv ed at tins oAlce
until u o'co noon, MONDAY Aueu t 6, 1855.
for the purchase Ol ll30O0I TIL r Fem THOU
SAND CORDS OF GOYERNMENr WOOD,
(lz00l FOURTEEN HUNDRED CORD, at the
KendalI Green Wood lard, the line of the
Baltlmole and ONO Railroad, about one mills
nom the depot OF SAID rOao Oh tns tV.
IN s wood consists OF about ONE THIRD (l
PINE and lWOruIRD> (D OAK aud Is piled
immedlstels along the track OF tho raj road
(ll,6OO) ELEVtN THOUSAND SIX HUN
DRED CORDS aG the Wood Yard three quar-
tiers OF a mile north Of A exaDdrIa on the line of
the ashiDgton, A 4exandria and GeOrgeJOwn Rail-
road.
This wood consists of about TWO-rHIROS (st
PINE and ONE-lHlRD (iI OAK, is pI cd along
the track and Is distant about One.halI of a mi o
from wharf on the Potomac river, leading 70
which there is direct and level road.
AL OF the wooo of red tor sale is of good or fair
qua Ity, and thorough v seasonrd
Proposals will be received Tor quantities from bOI
fifty COZ DIS and upwards, win privilege of taxing
all OF either or both OTIS
la ymeLt t. be made in Goverument funds imme-
dately aner the opening OF the bios and upon
measI Tement of the wood
The right is reserved OF rejecting any or all pro-
pOsals deemed disadvanIa eOus 10 the United
States. M. l. lUDlNGTON,
Colonel and Chief Quarter master,
NJ lot Department of Washington.
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ortance, there is no sacrifice that be will not
impoee upon you Iii he can.
IL may heIp TO cure u mans bumptiousness to
see bow uubecomlng aud unreasonable it is, aud
how unreal is the impression which he lanciee
nc produces upon his ellow-men bv such self
eNaltation. But probably the only edectual cure
is the opening Ot his eyes to the fact, that
although he may agree very we'll with hts
bumptious cronies in their perking criticisms
upon others, those cronles pick him to pieces in
hi, absence in the same paltry manner his
at,ainments, lls family, his purse, his position,
and his person down to his very boots.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF 6ovtRNMENT STEAMERS AND
- VESSEL EFFEOTS,
DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OPFIoR.
IL A n NAM. Al I..I.. Incn

IL
VIII be so'd tt ia timore, Maryland, on TUES
DAY, July "a, 1866, at 10 Oolock w., at their
ancbo age, south sdo OF BASIN, che folio RinG-named
Vessels, together with all tneir Stores, Anchors,
Hons, ETC., bo.onPIng to them, now ON board,
W.T.
THE JOHN ADAMS"
Side-wheel oouDie-CHG ferry Goat o. 474 tons length
Oh deck, las fectj bioadh Of beam 80 Get; over so
feet; ueph OF hold, l1iGct inches; draft feet; has
one low-preseure Inclined engine; diameter OF cYln-
der inches; stroke OF piston ieet; well found in
all ner ouiftsj hull good as new but slight repairs
ThE ACHILLES"
hidC-wheCl sttame OF 325 ous; lcn 9Th on deck l160
feet, Or"adlh OF beam "A feet over all, 46 feet I;
depth of hO0, iect; draft feet; has low
sure cam eng ne; diamo.er OF cylinder E1 inches /;
srike OF iston IL ieet in good running order, with
THE "NAYFLowER,"
Sldc-whc : Gamer o. abOu 400 IONS; length
deck la ieet; breadth OF DO IN, % leet; al, al
ieeti oepth OF hold, ieeti Gtat feet; has ono
lOH-pTeSSuTe beam enoIne; diameter Of tiudor 38
inches; sfoke ol piston, lee;; in running order,
TIE "isLAND CIlY,"
Side.whce steamer O 1GS tons; len tn on Il ck 1853
feet; bleaath OF beam 22 feet; over all So eei;
depth oil hold, teot; draft, o Ieo +; has one low
pressure beam engine; diameter OF cylinder. 80
inches; sIoke OF piston, teet; rebuilt in Bllt-
more III 1864; IN running order, with stores on
boaEd.
Screw steamer OF los ions; length on deck, 13j
feet; breadth OF beam 22J {, OF; depth of DID,
ioetj draft, eet inches; has one high pressure
engine; 9me'er OF Cy IuueI, 24 inches; sroke OF
piston feet capGcIty CT cargo about 1900 barre ;
IN fine condition, and well found III a her outHts
The above VI ssels are mirably adapted Tor llVht
trei2hts and from their dIa wing but lit 10 wa er are
fine Ueket boats now only sod Tor want of further
use by the Government
lerms-Cash in Governmeutfund ON the day of
sale
BY order of the Quartermaster. General
q W. BRADLEY,
7189t Col and Chief Q. Al. Md. Mi. Dept
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C1LoTHING DEPOT, sCHUYLKILL ARsENA AL.

CtLOTHING DEPOT, sCHUYLKILL AL.
OFFICE EXECUTIVE AND INSPECTING OFFICER
PHILADELPHIA, July IL 1866.
SALE OF DAMAGED BLANKETS.
Will De sold at Public Auction. on account of the
Unied STATES at the Schuylkill Arsenal. Gray's
July 81, 1866 commencing at 10 O'Clock A. M
(30C0) REE THOUSAND
NOOLEN BLANKETS (DAMAGEDl
Samples of the same can be upon appl catIO
AT the Sciu, k Arsenal at the office OF Nessrs NJ
homas & Sons AuctiOneers, Nos. 139 and 141 south
Fourth street rhladel .,ha.
Terms OF sale Cash, Government FUNDS.
Purchaser must remove the property within five
days after date OF purchase
BY order of
Brevet Brig Gen GEORGE II. GROSSMAN,
Assistant QuaItermas t, r.Gene al >. Army.
HENRY W JAMES,
Brevet Major, 40 NJ United States Army,
7n9t Executive and Inspecting Officer.
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GALE ACHINERY, ETC.

NAVY DEPARTMENT., \
BUREAU or YARDS AND DOCKS,
WASHINGTON June Is 1865 !
VIII Oc sold at HUbhC Auction at the Navy Yard,
NORt ok, on FRIDAY, the Sd day of August
next tho following arTic eS, viz -
twenty-One RO lers OF Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines
One IrUide Iii complete 80 Rollers.
Two bundles SAWS Ior ottIng Screws.
9wO Mochines tor Slo'ulg Screws
Seven Machines Tor Cutting Fureads.
-Four Oil RetaneIs.
Two On Press Rollers
E"ht pieces iron . ,aftInV
SIX sets COUPLINGS for Shafhnq
Lot of laps and Dies for Gas fitting.
One box Lacln9s Neatherl.
bree boxes BE ting.
One t1unscrew MachIne
One piece Leather Betting inches Wido l64
pounds.
Ono piece Leather Biting, 6 inches wide l41
pounds.
One piece Leather Betting, 20 inches wide, 224
pour ds
Two rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars Ociagon steel (Cast).
Sa o 10 commence at II O'Clock a. NJ.
Terms Casn, IN Co. errm ment funds; and all artl-
cles to ce removed from the yard within ten da, g
from day OF sa Q.
BY order OF Navy Department
JOSEPH SMITH,
619tuth13t Chief Bureau Yards and Docks
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wISTAR'S Balls A ET
w / l. ID G II f. r r Y
HAs RRRN nsRn RnR ME- AIRY

w / l. ID G II f. r r Y
BIAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY
HALF A CENTURY,
WITH THE MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS, IN CURING
coTSFf 2GkR fSs4gsSEs SUGa s2fE cE5tsA
Oiss'S4SE$S $$E56 e r. SnF$ #$EHF E5H3FSS'
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON SUMPT TION,
an6 MSh G @ Xom o PSR ether
extent than anv other maiady, often
YIELDS 10 THIS REMEDY
W hen all others prove Intellectual.
AS MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELIRF, SooTHING IN EFFECT, IN
ITS OPERATION
1T is UNSURPASSED!
Wbre as a preparation. Iree from noxious INGREDIENTS
Pois03s Or minerals; uniting SKIN scienee and medical
knOwedge combining ali that is valuable in the vegea
bic Kingdom Tor this class o. disease 1t Is
INCOMPARABLE!
dence d the pubic.
SEYMOUR THATCHER MD,
OF Berman n. Y, writes as lolows:-
"WIsJAA,s B4LsAM OF NiLD CHERRY gives universe!
cleansing the lungs and alayIng Irritation THUS RE
MOVING TUE CAUSE INSTEAD OF DRYING UP THE COUGH,
as goSd az any II nor the best Cough medicine with
Gen emen iIThls is 20 certify hat myse and lamily
have used Dr. hISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY for
feyera years, ana thar take great easure IN recom-
menoing IT In preference TO hing of the kind the
purposes Tor which IL is intended. In Asthma,
m hSS, OF Affections OF the Throat, have met
vii anything equal to Il.
Very respectfully, DAVID SPRAKER
yne Rev. JACOB sECHLER. of Hanover, Pa.
welknoTn and much respected among the German
ment iOI the beneft of the afflicted -
l,ear SiTs :-baVing rea lied my iamiv important
benefits from the use OF valuable prepara ion
WisIARs BALsAa OF WILD CHERRl lit afior ) me plea
10 recommend II 10 u e pgbic Some eight years
ago OF NV daughters seemed be a decline, ana
little hopes OF her recovery enter AIMED then
procured bottle OF your eNcelen al am and be ore
She had AIKEN the whole the contents of the bottle
there was eat improvement In her hea tn. have
in my individual case, made frequent your valua-
bic medicine, and have always been benented bY L.
JACOB SECHL 2R.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE
FOR SALE BY
!. p. DINSM0RE. No 80 Dry Street. New York.
6ETH W. FoWLE h son, Proprletors, Bosto /.
Ara by sll Druggists l6slSt
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THE AMERICAN BUREAU OF MINES.
No. Ga BROADWAY.

Mines Mineral Lands and Ores examined and reported
upon Competent Engineers furnished to Mining Com
panes.
and Chemical Questions at The ofiee of the Bureau,
GEO. D. Fl. GILLESPIE, President.
DRAKE DE KAY. secretary. SlOtuths -
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G L A D N E VS.
FOR THE UNFoKIUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES

q l. A D NE VS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in al Tor the SPEEDY and PERMA
MINT LJhE OF all diseases arising IRON excesses or
you ,AFUL INDlSI RE loN
Emissions, Genital fbysical and Nervous Debility I'm
No IHANGE OF DIET Is KECESsARY.
They can De used without de &c iOn and fall to
elect Cure, II used according TO Instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; alsO, Laige Boxes containing -Four small,
rice Three DOllars
From four to six boxes generally required to
ordinary cases OF Seminal Weakness though benefit Is
derived rom using single box
In chrome Cases, and particularly when Ira Jotence
Affected the system.
BILLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended as the fficacods Rejuvenating
snd lHyigOrating Remedy IN the d.
a lackUge 4 ice Five Dollars, wi Lost month and
Is genera sufficient
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BALLS EXTERRAL REMEDY,
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VIII restore them 10 their normal condition.
A amphlet o 100 pages, on he tR iORS OF you "a,
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free, len Gems required to pay postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
O. your Druggist, take no other but send the money
direct 10
DIR, JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
No $40 BROADWAY. New York
AND you VIII receive them by return of mail post PAD
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