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CITY INTELLI GENCE
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DEATH OF THE "OLDEsT INHABITANT.'-
On Saturday last the obsequies we're performed
which consigned to consecrated ground, not
only the oldest inhabitant OF our city, but one,
in his way, of the most remarkable men OF the
age-Mr. Owen McCue, Of West Philadelphia.
Mr. Owen McCue, whose name is hereafter
part of our local history, was born In the county
OF Armagh, Ireland-a county celebrated for
the longevity and powers of endurance OF its
inhabitants. At an age when ordinary men
have either departed this life or retire from
worldly pursuits, he emigrated from his native
soil and landed at the port OF philadelphia. He
was then no less than eighty years of age. His
occupation in the mother country was that of
grazier and dealer in cattle, Just such charac-
ter as Sir Walter Scott describes in his novel of
''The Two Drovers,n in his ''Tales of MY Land
lord" with all the shrewd, "canny,' business.
like manner Of thai class of people. His in-
tegrity aud truthfulness we're among his most
prominent characteristics, and among the trade
he stood the first in intelligence in his peculiar
vocation. His word was his bond
AT the time of his arrival in this CITY the prln-
cipal cattle market was located in West Phila-
delphia, on the old Lancaster pike,n and he
Immediately settled in that section of the city.
Pursuing his business as grover, he travelled
as far South as New Orleans dealing in Georgia
and other Southern States, and driving his cat
tie as far as Philadelphia, and even New York,
for market. OF course he soon acquired
competency, although he was man OF some
capital when he reached our city.
He died on Monday evening OF last week, at
the advanced age of one hundred aud ten years,
of no Illness whatever, but pure ph ysical ex-
haustion from old age. He had only been COM
planning of debility for a few days, and the
Thursday before his death paid his last visit to
the Catt(a Market. His last business transaction
occurred only thirteen days before, and he was
actively engaged up to that time. Within
the last three months he walked 10 the ''Blue
Bell" at Darby, some seven miles from his place
of residence and back, without experiencing
locomotion. Mr. McCue was five feet i've in
in height, broad-chested, broadshouldered, with
the physical STRENGTH of giant.
Mr.. McCue retained the use of his faculties to
the last moment of his existence, only entering
his bed to terminate his existence. Half an hour
before the event he was sitting up in his chair.
He had slight attack of debility early in the day,
enduring for half an hour when he laid down.
He rallied, however. When dissolution took
place, no one was aware of the fact.
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STOLE A TUB OF BUTTER.-On Saturday
afternoon, two small boys we're arrested in
Spring Garden street, below Frankin, charged
wagon.
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NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, VERY CHEAP.-
superior assortment, loD IN price as S275 per
pair the material also by the yard Just opened by
JOHN NJ FINN,
s E. corner Seventh and Arch streets. e
p S.-See Mr.. Flnn's attractive CORSET announce
ynnpf pls
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SPANIaH QUEEN OLIVES Large, luscious, and
inviting. Cast received. and for sale bv gallon or
quart. W. L. Maddox Co, No. 1l5 3. Third
street, below Chestnut
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HERNIA OR RUPTURE treated with professional
skill, and trusses OF approved construction applied
by q, Ii, Needles, cor. of Twelfth and Race streets.
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de mbold's EX1 RACT BrCHU Cures Kidney Disease.
HembOld LIZ ~ ACF BU HU Cures Rheumatism
nem6ola,s XTB ACT I 4TCHg Cures UTnay Diseases.
lie m ODDS EXTRACT BUCHu Cures Structures.
Hemb0lds Ak RACT GUi HU Cures Dropsy
For the diseases named above and for WEAKNESSES
and Pains 10 the Back. Female Complaints and Dis
orders arising from excesses of kind 1t is in-
valuable
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6-2O's, IO.4O's, Issrs.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES,
GOLD AND SILVER, BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
DREXEL & Co., No. "a ). Third street.
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y o Rv EY o I E.
All persons inteFss SRS1R IN the sgP1o plaP SE the
FIRST WARD,
Bounded as fOllows:-
ron the NorthIby Wolf street
No. I7e On the East BY Delaware river,
on The The %sst SGgtf G by FIJI %s5in street.
Are notified l.hat the Court Of Quarter Sessions for
'N' o''' THURsDAY, March 29, 1855,
. at 70 O'Clock A. NJ,
At the Court Room Nam Building OF the State House,
TO oDsder said plan and any objections against the
which may be made by any lreeholder and in hs
Department OF surveys tor the City of PhiadeIpha,
No. 2l2 :. FIFTH Street,
anu tH&RLEs IfSifilfS S. SCI CLOSE, o Oll'0 u
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Second Survey District,
No S31 REED street
+. CARROLL BREWSTER;
Solicitor OF the City OF Philadelphia
Docket page 95J 224 lawt3 20
g. U RV N o I 1 G 3.
All persons interested in the plan OF the
TENTH SECTION
TWENTY SECOND WARD,
' SoriReast y sten on avenue,
No -OO Southeast by Gorgas street
CqihWss BY S9 GsrmqPtOw9 19 avenue , tho
city and county OF Philadelphia, have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20 1866,
At IU o'clock A. NJ,
at the Courtroom Nam B1 ding Of the State House to
which be made by any neeno der and In he mean
while the said plan may be seen at the Ohce OF the De-
No. 2l2 FIFih Stree.
anc Duplicate thereof at the onSe s 99iIcurFoor
Surveyor and Regulator o the Ninth survey District
Germantown
v CARROLL BREW STER
Solicitor the City of PhladeIphiSSo
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scrofuous mere rial, and svphtlc diseases destroy
whatever part they may attack thousands die aIl-
nuallY protracted diseases this class and from
The abuse Ut mercury Visit any hospital, asy um and
prison, and satisfy yourself OF truhuness of this
The system bes Iessts the roads of these
diseases by a Iudicious combination of TOnlcs.
HelmbOid's fighly Oncentratea Fuid Extract 8 ar
sapara is Tonic OF tue value-arresting the
uYeerate disease after the glands destroyed
and the bones already affected This The testimony
thousands VINO We USED and prescribed 1t for the
logt
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6 U R V Y 20 T 9 E.
An persons interested in the plan OF the
TwESTYcGssIXSHffH XII WARD,
''DN'' r. orth by Porter street.
No 20S soutn By Curtin rect '1'''
are notified hat he Court Of Quarter Sessions for the
City aud County Of Philadelphia have liked
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866.
Alto O'Clock A, M,
at the Courtroom, Main Building of the state House.
cOpsider said plan and any objections agansC the
s ia o mean & the S d Pg m 2ny may Be seen a dRe e
Office Of le Department OF surveys tor tho city Of
No 2l2 5. FIgIa street,
and Duplicate thereof at the Office Of
Surveyor and Regulator The FIRST survey District
r. e CARKotL BREwSfER;
tDocket5 page AL 2lawt329
( u RV EY N OTIC E.
All persons lnterested d in the
TIFIEES AND TwENTGEIH WARDS,
No 1a. )Nest BY Pennsylvania Avenue, ....
-0' south by Parrish rect,
hTS e y PSd and s ef Rae od SESSIONS for
1EUkSDAY Marcn 2R 1866
at the Court Room Nam Building o. the state House,
to eonsdsr said plan and any objections aganst the
the meanNhi e, the SAID plan may be at the Office
Of the Department Ot Surveys tor the City OF Phila
No. 212 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
and a Duplicate thereof al the Oflce of
T.. ID. RUB RTS
Surveyor and Regu o. the Fourth Survey District,
No nO4 SPRING GARDEN STREEr.
L. CARRJLL BREWSrER
Solicitor for The City of Philadelphia.
DOCKET g. rage 43J 224 lawt 20
6 URv NO. TIC E.
All persons interested I'm the plan OF the
FOURTH SECTION
TWENTY SECOND WARD,
Bounded 40 TO lows
(Noltheast by Green street,
No 100 J NOrthwCs by Carpenter street,
NJ A'o' Southeast by W. Washing on avenue,
Southwest by Wissahickon avenue,
notified that the Court Quarter sessions for the
City and County o. Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY, March 20, 1866,
At 10 o'c ocS A NJ,
at the Court Room Main Building OF the State House.
to consider said plan and any ObIe tOns aga nst
hich may be made by any Freehold and in the
meanwhile the said plan may be seen a. he Office OF the
Department OF Surveys for the Iitv Philadelphia,
No. al2 south FIFTH Street
and Duplicate thereof at the Office o.
JESSE LIGH FOOT,
Surveyor and Regulator ofthe Ninth Survey Dis net,
Depot Building,
Germantown.
f. CARROLL BRE EWSrER,
Solicitor of the City OF philadelphia;
Docket s, Page 39) 2A lawt 320
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TWO TABLEsPOONSFUL OF the Extract of sarsa-
parilla added pint water is equal to the Lisbon
Diet Drink, and Que bottle Is equa 10 galon of the
syrup OF SarsapRrhla the deoocon usua ly made
prepare II fresh every day and the syrup Is stll
Objectionable, IL Is weaker than the decoction
Or fluid saturated with Is susceptible OF holding
in soution much less extractive matter than wa er
alon, and he syrup is herWise Objectionable for the
patient is frequently nGuseated and his omach sur
ieted by the large proportion OF sugar he Obliged to
take with each dose arsGpaIil and which is OF
whatever except to keep the decocton from spoil
ing. ReTe the advantages and superiority OF the Fluid
Extract In comparative view strikngly manifest.
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Not few OF the worst die rders that aGec, mankind
the corruption that accumu ates In the blood
OF all he discoveries that ha been made to purge il
out equal in eject Hembod's Compound Ex-
tract oI paril Ii cieunses and renOvates the
b God stills :ne vieo OF health into the sys en- and
purges the bumOrs which make disease. 1t stmu
iaes healthy functions OF toe body and eXpels the
d lsoIdehr that grow and rankle in the blood.
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IT ERADICATES ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE
DISEASES OF the THROAT NOSE, EYES, EIELIDS,
sGALP and SKIN which 50 disGgure the appearance;
taints hr remnants OF DI EASE hereditary OF other.
wise ana Is taken py ADULTS and CHILDREN with
pertect SAFETY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

In The Troasury preeinc'e. We are Tot in
formed whether brooms,icks or kisses were
used low are tbs mighty fa'lcn'
Mr.. George B. Woods, Of the Boston DAILY
advertiser is named as the suecs ssor Of Mr..
o'app. ~ editor Of the Satsrlay Esening
0asefte.
Nearly $4,000 have now been paid for
the scalps Of gophess BY tse authorities Of
Jones county. The number taken 10 II =
s9e.
Foreign advices report the American
schooner General Sherman captured bv
pirates in the river Leading to Pekis. Tae
crew wess tied 10 the masts of the vessel and
burned.
on Monday last, at Sc. Paul, Minn., .
yeu"g nas named Jones, bsiag dissppo;nt
ed in love affairs. attempted to commit sui
eide BY swallowing two ounces Of lsudanuw.
The overthrow Of tho Government Of
Queen Isabella. Of Spain, is deemed immin-
ent. The spirit Of revolution is rampant,
and the Emperors Of r, ancs and Austria are
SAID to DC in accord as to che future ruler OF
that Kingdom.
a County Sabbath SoNo,l Convention il
to be held in Mt. Peasant on the o6th Ct
Jannany. An opening sermon will be
preached by the Rev. + Gum. The Cons
vent'on will continue ir Sc sion at least Two
days. The following prominent Sabbath
School men from abr. al are cypectel IN ho
in attendance: Messrs Moody and Jacobs,
Of Chicago; Reynolds, of Peoria; Stephen
Paxon, Of Jacksonville; II. Scott Howard.
OF keokuk; and Rev. j. NJ. Strong, State
Agent for the American S. s. Union.
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LoCa. iTERS.
CARD ocThnnk.

Read what prominent citizen Of Dayen.
port says:
DAVENPORT. Nov. "A, 1866.
Dr. John H. Biood-DEAR Sra 1t af.
lords me great pleasure TO give in my tes,i.
mony in favor Of Lallemand's Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Specific, having given it a
trial and been greatly benefited thereby v
For long time was afflicted with the
Rheumatism, and sought relief at the hands
Of the best physicians. and also by using
numerous patent medicines which were ssid
70 be 'nfsllible remedies, but a i,hout any last
ing benefit. At last, was induced to try
ha''cmands Specific. aud shosuy afiss. TO
my surprise and pleasure, found 1yssjf rap.
'd.y tnpsevisg. cotsinssd to tabe \ : ecw
weeks sud The rssult uas . perfsct I'd per
manens cure must sssnes,iy uses all Who
are similarly afflicted to try this remedy
l consider !. . priceless medicine.
Yours truly,
-Ino~ou
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THE NEWS.

An extraordinary Id mine has been dis
covered near Denver.
The new opera house At Springfield. ILL.,,
was burned on Sunday.
The Prairie City House Il Bloomingtoo,
m, was burned on Sunday.
A fire At Havana, ILL.,, on Monday, destroy
ed 100000 worth Of property.
The steamer Osborn was burned at New
Orleans on Monday; loss 81, 900.
Col. r. II. Wainwright, U. 8. A., commit.
ted suicide At Benicia, CAL, on Saturday
last.
The Chicago and Northwestern railway
have bought $4,000 tons Of peat in Benton
County, Iowa.
Ths steamship Damascus, which left Liv
erpool, Dec. 9Th. and for whose safety feara
were entertained, has arrived At Portland.
The water 10 ths Sacramento. Cal, river
10 higher now than during the great food Of
1862, and crops and bridges are suasrieg
severely.
The Paris Noniteur denies that Secretary
Stewards cable dispatch relative to Mexican
affairs has ever been presented to Napoleoo.
The New Orleans and Balise telegraph
line hss been leased by the United States
and European News Association fer term
Of years.
The Fcnian Revolution in Ireland is rep>
resented - ''nippsd in the bud" Military
preparations, however, continue By the Brit
ish authorities, and there continue to be ar.
rests Of suspected Feniaua, seizure Of arms,
etc In Ireland.
The railread bridge at Quincy is - cros
the river about half mile north Of the pres.
ent Chicago. Burlington and Quincy railroad
Height depot. That portion which erosses
The ehaaasl is to be Of wood, and built
twelve fest above histAwsssr mark, With q
6ssw eighty fsse loos. TAs main sspee.
stsaaesrs vill b 4 II. same height, built d
ises, cd strife Tie Missouri shore shosi
distaass shove Tie present ferry hndiss.-
The general plaa q the man structure VII
conform to the act Of Congress under which
it is built, and will, when done, be . very
imposing structure. The company ore nov
building pile-drivsrs. advertising for timber;
stone, ETC., and intend 70 push il loeward q
fast as possible. tNs
The fair sex have brought Secretary No
Cu)loeh to terms end retain tnpoe peol>iona
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Meetings.

KEYSTONE SOCIETY.-THERE WILL BE A
n Meeting Of the Keystone Society at the Office Of
John N. Crawford. on Saturday evening. Dec. 2e:h.
At clock All Pehneylvanians are invited to at-
tend, dec-27-did
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders OF the First National Isank Of Dav-
enpost will be held the Bank Tuesday. the sth
day OF January, 1867. at O'Clock p M for the elect
Ion Of Directors for the ensuing year
IRA N. CLIFFORD. Cashier.
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RECEIVED daily at City Market, on Brady
street, between ;th and 9th, direct from
Boston: Fresh IIaidock; fresh Msckerel; !;
fresh Cod Fish, and Lobsters.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

OYSTERS, three days from Baltimore, sur
piled to the trade at Chicago prices, at tie
genuine Star Store.
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UsE Lalle,naud's Specific for Rheumatism
Gcu. and Neuralgia. Iteffectually destroys
all poison in the blood, and performs rad.
lcal cure. Read tes.imonials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

CARNIVAL to night and every night and
day during the Holidays at Wilson's over
new and 3ne selection Of witches, and fine
jewelry just received direct from New York.
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1T. rsnPLs. Gardener and Florist, cor.
4th and Main Sts., fruit and ornamental
trees. iny26-1y
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NAN r = y.

OEyERAL SOLICITORS For A FIRST
= Glass Fire lns. Co. Men Of age and exper
ience preferred. None need apply without good
recomme ndations LUTAEk 7. EADS,
mol Land Agent. over +. O. Davenport. Iowa
vr1NTER EMPLOYMENr.-$s0O PER MONTH.
w and Expenses Paid. Male and Female Agents,
TO introduce NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION.
OF absouie utility in every household. Agents pre-
fe, ring to work on commission earn from So to
$50 per day For full particu ars, enclose stamp and
address. W. u. WILSON = Co..
decs6 d3m Cleveland, Ohio.
o1nn to $3.50 PER MONTH. and all Expenses
CIUU Paid. We want Agents, male and female
everywhere, to whom We will pay the above salary.
or give large commission Business entirely new,
permanent. and very desirable For full particulars.
address with stamp, q. ". JACKSON l. Co.
Ier2s-d2m II South St Baltimore. Md.
VI,ANTEp-AGENTS-A to 500 FER MONTH
w for Gentlemen. and $S5 To e'5 for Laaes, every
vherc to introduce the Common Sense Family Sew
ing Machine, improved ard perfected 1t will hem.
tell stitch Quilt bind braid and embroider beaufi-
fO-pstrc only 49O-making the elastic lock stitch,
and fully warranted for three years We pay the
above wages or . commissiOn, from which twice that
amount can he made. Address or call on BOW
ERs & CO., once No. ~ S0ut, Firth Street. Phia-
delphiA Pa All let,ere answered promptly. with cir
eulass and terms. dccl-d&wim
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Lost.

A BLACK CARPET SACK, CONTAINING
= women wearing apparel. and . pocket
book cont aiming = sm all amount Of money Lost
between Upton and New Liberty, Saturday, ,2ad.
Suitable reward will be paid at this office
dec2s- d2tAwts
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Skates i!

DECEIVED THIS MORNING FROM NEW YORK
~ the following etylee OF Skates, SAs .SooA. NEw
YoaK CLUB, 0ONirOR, 0lPsEY QUExx, GENITAL PARK
BosTOS ROCKKR. SiLvEa SrAaR.
McCOSH 4 ODIORNE.
dec13 dM 05 Hradv Street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

An the wcrs; forms Of Rheumatism are
being daily cured by MrTcAlre's GREAT
RuEraAric Etuety rhi, wonderful medl
cine never ials. and Thousands who have
suffered cxcrniating agony for years are in
stantly relieved and soon cured bv a lew
dos's. Stevenson X Carnahan, Agents,
Davenport, Iowa.
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CITY NOTICES.

Facts. Flgares. vensflasiom.
Fail~res, &C.. In she Gaxesae will
bc aaswered promptly.
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FOR SALE

HOUSE CONTAINING TEN ROOMS.
IL within five squares Of the Post Office. with
good out buildings, &c Price %. SOC. Apply to
ELDRlDGE 4 BRsj.,
nos7-dtf Land Az -nts. vieic's Block.
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0N HAND AND FOR SALE BY
~ X. NJ. PRETTYMEN.
Dec IL, 1865 dim
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McCosu & DoNAnuE's MARBLE WcRKs.-
This extensive and well>known establish.
ment is thoroughly equipped in every thing
in the line, for the manufacture Of first class
articles-from the smallest head stone ts
the largest and most elaborately wrought
monument. Their desi ms in all styles Of
marble-work are Of the most artistic style,
and in lettering and ornamental work none
can surpass them. Their stock Of marble is
from the very best Italian and American
queries. Parties desiring complete and
perfectly satisfactory work should give
them call. What they promise they will
petform-and little more too.
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Apples 4! Apples i! I:

E0n BARRELS CHOICE CLARKSvILT.E
OVV Jsnnltan Apples on hand and for sale by
r. NJ. PRETTYMAN.
December IL, 1866 dim
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

CIGAR MAcnINE.-Ths attention of our
readers il directed 70 the advertisement OF
the Natioosl Cigar Machine. We believe
IT is good invention. and great source Of
economy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-27

| MORE OF CuRlsrMAA DoixGs. North
Star NJ ssion School had f 81 ival on Christ
mas eve 4; the Court House. The school
has one hundred and fifty scholars and
twelve teachers Addresses were made by
the Superintendent James NJ. Dalzcll, Esq,
and Rev. d. S. Watson.
The Reform Dutch Church Sunday School
met in their church aud enjoycd the usual
Christmas doings. After addresses by the
Superintendent, l.. S. Viele, Esq and Capt
Crane the presents from tho Christmas tree
were distributed 10 the different members o
the School.
Third Street Baptist Mission School met
with teachers and friends on Christmas
afternoon and enjoyed the many god
things provided for theu1
The Christian Chapel Sunday School
Festival took place last evening
and vas an occasion If especial
pleasure. Addresses were madc by the
Superintendent. w. D. vcrmillion, ESQ,
and Rev. James Challen. The table part OF
the Festival Was in tho basement, where oil
were duly resaci with all that epicurian
taste could wish. The Christmas tree was
up stairs, where each found that loving
hands had placed for them Rifts Of rernem
branes and tOkTs Of respect and esteem.
There is still another Of these christmas do
ings Of which we would speak, but with
somewhas different feelings. Pleased thal
,l.ose hasisg the matter il hasd should take
this tius and occasiss . psessut - the On
deserving recipients the ehssstiaa lesson ol
charity. It. is Chsietaae At the
County Jail. Sheriff Lytef gave his
bcarders an extra dinner, consisting Of roas'
chicken. vegetables, pudding, ETC., conclud
ing the feast with cigars and lemonade
Toasts were offered and responded to. and
the OCCASION. was one Of pleasure to those
: enjoying it. The two female boarders pre-
ferrsd to kesp secluded in their own rooms
and. thsssfors, did not honor the seven MALI
individuals With their presence.
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JosEPa A. LECLAIRE.

iloL,owAY's PiLLs AsD OixrMES-.-
Sprains. dis'ocations, &c.-Neither opodel
doc linlineni, nor any other cmbrocation can
equal the efficacy which chaiac,erize these
essential vegetable extracts in the cures OF
sprains, stra ms, wounds, bruises, ,contusions.
or disloca'ions, &c. They are uncqualled
tor allcvla,ng pain. reducing local iniiamma
'ion, and promoting a rapid cure. Sold by
all Druggists.
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MUJAVlRD, The r,ca:
Mgxicsx Arraras
When Mexido shall fall into Uncle SAME hands,

MEXICAN AFFAIRS
When Nexido shal fall into Uncle SAME hands
The Mexican Floral sem
Extract OF Sweet Uloponax
shall Perfume the World
Already the beauties Of Pats and London arc on
chantcd with Smith's perfume,
Eltract VI Sweet Opopauax.
L. 7. SMITH CO., Manufactures Of Floral Per
fumcry. New York. Entered according 10 law
WOMAN: she needs no eulosium shc
speaks for herself! was the toast offered by
IN enthusiastic Individual, at IA celebration
The same sentiment might he very appro-
piateiy uttered in behalf OF tie .Eclec,ic
Cleanser which is rapidly attaining ma
tlonal reputation.
Srll by all druggists and go IS.