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ALEOF MACHIN cry, ETC.

GALE MAG HINERY, ETC.
NAVY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS,
WASHINGTON, June 16 1865 J
Will be sold at Pubnc Auction AT the Navy Yard,
NORFOLK, on FRIDAY, the 3D. day of August
next, the following artic es, viz -
1wenty-one Rollers OF Rolling Mill.
Seven Nail Machines
One Guide Mi (complete) 80 Rollers.
Two bundles Saws Tor SOttlng Screws.
Two Machines for SlOttlng Screws.
Seven Machines Tor Cutting FnreRds.
-Four Oil RetaIneIs
Two Oil Press Rollers
Eight pieces Iron 6natting.
Six sets Couplings for Shafting.
Lot of Taps and Dies for Gas Fitting.
One box Laclnes leather).
Three boxes Betting.
One 0un.screw Machine
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, l64
pounds. 80
One piece Leather Betting, inches wide, l4l
One piece Leather Betting 20 inches wide, 224
pounds
Iwo rolls Gum Packing.
Six bars Ociagon Steel (cast).
Sale TO commence at ii O'Clock A. M.
Terms-CasD, IN Government funds; and all artt.
cles 10 Oe removed from the yard within ten days
from day Of sae ..
"' 'iU'i - JOSEPH SMITH,
8 6l9tuthl8t Chief Bnreau Yards and Docks
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nRusTEEs, SALE.

THRU USTEES' SALE.
whereas, THE GREAT WESTERN PETRo-
LLUM AND REFINING COMPANY, of st Louis,
o did, the Twenty third day of January, A. ID.
Eighteen hundred and slxtysx, convex to the under
signed Trustee the lands and premises de-
note made by said Company and bearing oven date
with said trust Oeed Tor the sum ten thousand three
hundred dollars payable to CHARLES W. FORD, or
TO his order day ter the date thereof with lawful
interest and to the paym ent TO said Ford
all other moneys which he might, from time to time
And whereas II was in and by said Trust Deed pro-
Vided that, in case the said Company should make
deiaut in The payment OF the moneys secured by said
TO be advanced by The SAID Ford with interest that
said Trustee might proceed TO sell property In said
deed described or anY part thereof at pub c vende to
the highest bidder at the east 'front.' OF the Court House
in st Louis for cash, first giving sixty days public
notice OF the time, terms and place OF said sac, by
advertisement in some newspaper printed IN St. Louis
And whereas Default has been made In the payment
of the moneys secured by said deed notice Is there
will on the rth day September A; D.. eighteen hun
dred and sixty-slx, between the hours of IL
O'Clock p. M at the east 'front.' OF the Court House In
est bidder, the lands in said deed mentioned, and
Whch described as iollows;-Ai that certain tract
of situate in the township OF Harmony eouUty OF
scribed as follows to wit-Beginning at post at the
northeast corner Of the Herkiner Companys and and
thence extending south one and degrees
post at the southeast corner Of the Herkimet Company
lands thence south seventy and one degrees east
oItyone and seventenths rods 70 post the southeast
orer of the plece thence north and three Hrhs
degrees, hundred and eighty-three and four
TO post The northeast corner OF the trac
thirty nine end eghtenths rods TO the Of begin
ming containing folty-tour acres Of land.
Date, June H, 1866 uA,srYroN sppNcpD
$40 1lOt Trustee.
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MEDICAL.
VOX POPU LII.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,

WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
No. 771 South THIRD Stree I
Tree, s1'OO per Bottle; $500 for halfa. dozen.
rec ommGnGiis the use Of Wfie6ts lar n syr1p ior
coug hs colds ption. whooping-cough spotted
esrSon Of air S S"i tSe
chare SS%%sGy shoFG Se p fgsTy sy o6e
Enar.e es 81 ~ SrAnen, Stnddy Mercury office
SmGs %fah SPlen F. orS SHsrtr rssSs5s,sa SSe prosa
WI William am, n. osrpen,er Fire Alarm and Police
omes RsnSSpa Par1iC 5Tont snd i,,S S%Ss streets
a. Davis No. s2S Gsskil street
John Moodsde No 1891 Frank in street.
re. Marca No. SIC FiaSRlin I "stSc Street. ss00''
John seymour no. SIS CIT s 'front.' cnest street.
a. :,l 6 = Iarsioft Se a NJ ASK sS7s; Second street.
Aa1 aeT csdso saF No III i SSso% sssSnG s;sss set
y hP%fR 1TtSy g, 60 70 3 EGSgh Tst6 ssSss sTISy
George or Vi % SON No - sss RACE sSsn strsst ssloy
W. +, Brooxs, ko.69 North second street
y seymsSF hSsSftf Rose SS BascIon. lS G:Rs street
Char es Rogers, No. 92l south street
L. We line on, Second and Quarry streets
wsm gS9ss l as SCOUT South t Front fSc
s. s.seniord, Opera Manager,
John MaRnnls. rear of No l34 North Second street.
Mrs. +. X. CLoate, hewnrk De-.
Mr. Wilhora b. Wrqht:-
SIR I've take pleasure In recommending your TAI
SYRUP (Of which we have already sO0 considerably le
QuantitIesi excellent and efhcacious remedy
or the complaints iCrth in your printed oil already
submitted 10 the public Al gratifying act to suffering
hun anity will cheeru ly recommend your prepara-
tion to a. afflicted with diseases which designed to
cure. Yours, etc, -. 49,. =. -
n, E. corner Pine and sixth streets.
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY b CowDEN s,
DY0TT co IS,
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave furiher to say thai
he s prepared to fiji orders and forward the Syrup tC
any part the county. Persons desiring other
ma ion by nail will nclose postage amp and answer
will be returned the exigencies Of business
will admit Address
WILLIAM Il, WRIGHT,
$40 No I'll 5. THIRD Street Philadelphia Pa
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6 C r o r U L A .

. All Medical Men agree that IODINE is THE BEST
RI MEDY croula and hl kin dred diseases
covered The difficulty has been to obtain PURE SoLU
lion OF 1t
DIR. H. ANDERS' IODINE WATER
Is Pure Solution Of Iodine, WITHOUT A soLvENril
Containing A FULL GRAIN each ounce of water
MOST POWERFUL WHALING AGENT AND
RESTORATIVE.
1t cured and WILL cure SCRoFULA in all its mani
fold forms,
ULCERS, CANCERS, SYPHILIS, SALT RHEUM,
And 1t has been used with astonishing success In
OF RHRUMATIsM, DYSPEPSIA, CoNsUMPTIoH, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, HEART, LIVER and kidney DIsEASES, etc
Circulars will be sent FREE to any sen ding their
address. .-... ..--
Price s 90 a bottle, or 6 for e5 co.
Prepared by DR.. II. AHDERS, Physician and Chemist,
FOR SALE BY
j. p. DINSMORE,
No. sc DEY Street. New York.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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MEDICAL.

4tG ..t|
r H e p Err u VIA NJ
S Y II u p
Is A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TIE
PRoToxIDE OF IRON,
new discovery in medicine which
sTRKEs AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE,
BY supplying the Blood with It's VITAL PRINCIPLE OR
LFE RLRMKNT-IRON.
This the secret ofthe wonderful sue sess OF this remedy
in curing
D6sRaGPsSfH D66SEGsfH p1AEE Hfa GsenRsAIN s6s soR
Fl 46Ti00Nrs;, 0r ;Gh EH.dds AND FgyERS HUMoBs,
DER FEMALE CoNPLAINTS,
And eli diseases originating ina
BAD STATE OF THE BLOOD,
Or accompanied by Debility or low stae of the system
are o o os SGSo % n ANY SIm It's eneEns 5 sf
psma1e,R miqsns sirens th vis0r and rev re into all
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY.
From the yenerab Arobdeacon SCOTT. DD.
49,, DUksHAM, dN canada East March "a, 1865;
am an inVeterate Dyspepuc OF more thanI
three short weeks during which ave used the Peruvan
Syrup that can scarce persuade myself of the reality
] am widely known, and can but recommend to others
that which has done so much for me-" .
From INSLEY JEwETr, No Is Avon p aoe Boston
Il have suffered, and sometimes severely for "a yearj
from dyspepsia. / commenced taking the Peru vian
syrup, found immediate benefit from It, the course
of three or tour weeks was entirely relieved from
suferngs and have enjoyed uninterrupted health
since"
One of the most distinguished Jurists in New England
writes to q Friend as iollows;-
II have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP and the result
m ly sustains our prediction. It has a
OF in used into my system vgor and energy;
am no longer tremu ous and debi itaed, as WHEN you
last but ronger heartier and with larger
ci'y for labor mental and physical than at any time
during the last 6ve ears"
An eminent Divine OF B Boston saws
II have been u,ing the PERUVIAN SYRUP for some
time past; Il gives me new vigor buoyancy of spirits,
elasticity OF muscle "
Thousands have been chdn0 0ed by use Of remed
If al, sex " creatures TO strong healthy,
and harry men and D0meR and Rudids caRnot reason
ably hesitate 10 gfue ~ a tTtoi.
pamphlet of 80 containing certificates
and recomm endatlons IRON of the emine ent
physicans. clergymen, and here viii be sent
See that each bottle has PERUVIAN SYRUP blown in
the glass.
FOR SALE BY
!. p. DIN SMORE, PROPRIETOR,
No. SO DEY Street, New York.
AND BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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And hereby certify that by the books ana records
in this office II appears that sad parties at the lass
annual assessment of internal revenue in this re-
venue district, to wit on tho ----- day Of, A.
ID 1S- were as, essed upon property ana income Of
the following value VIZ Ihe said
g, the said ------,x
Witness my hand:- &. H. Assessor. l6 29l4t I
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INSURANCE.

Etna Fire and Marine ms, Co..
OF WHEELING.
Capital .....-.-..-......SEO O'OOO'
DIRECTORS:
James c. ,AehssOn, William B: simpson,
1no' x. Botsford, VIM. @. Handlan
T. NJ Dodson. "
This Company having been fully organized u
now prepared to take risks on Buildings OF all
ments, Furniture, and Cargoes of all kinds on
Western Waters.
Applications for Insurance viii be promptly
at ended to by the Secretary. :,
Office at the National Savings BANK NO. %
Main street. JAMES c. ACHES0N, Pres.
WIN. B. SIMPSON, Vice Pres.
S. P. HILDRRTH, Sec.
H. G. HARDING, Asst Sec. marSly
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RIVER NEWS.

RIVER The river was on a stand yes
terday, with SIX and half feet water in
the channel
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain 81.
tiec indulged in when alone, a habit frequent
learned nOm evil companions, or at school q
olccta OF which arc nightly ielt, oven vlf
asleep and II not cured TUudors marriage invn.
siGlc, and destroys both mind and body shor
apply Immediately.
What pity that youngman, tho hope OIL
country the darling OF bis parents should
snhtcAed from AL prospects and enjoyment
life by tho consequence OF dcviatmg lion
path Of nutnrc aud lndulglng ~ u cuft1iu SCI.
habit. Such persons must, before oopteup.
ting
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Reflect that sound nIinI ana body aTt them
necessary requisites 10 promote CUuuubiil lE
ness. Indeed, without these the Journey thIU
lne becomes weary pilgrimage; the plO'p
hourly daTkcDs g. tue view; the mind bcguu
shadOwed with despair and filled with tho
suchOly reflection that the happiness Of auulas
becomes blighted with our own
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New York Markei,
NEW YORK, ~ us G

NEW YORK, ~ NO 6
CottUl-UucL4uged at Sass for md
d.lng. FiouI-less active for common
and inferior aud better IOr suneror
grades at SS,l1aSs,56 foy 1S TIA State:
%, 40aSl0,00 tur extra round huop Ohio.
aud Sl0e5all,0O for trade. brands. clos
ing dull Whisky-o diat a - >; for
western Wheat-d.oll ac,l heav-r for
common white, al I good brands ave
scarce and firm; u1w amber Milwaukee
az $40; sega foy Nc u. s. - for
winter red western and CHOICE new
a1abel on private terms. Rye-,4olc
aotive aad frmeT. C0rQ-heavy with
moderate request ard prices without
DECIDED change, ana the expert demand
rs materially moderate restricted by tie
dlncnuy shippers experience ~ selling
exohaHSe' l<">-c 10y uySound new mixed
western; cia>oC foG sound 10. II iyr
choice new Old ll.StQ western st,,-.
c5c Tor handsome white we,terp ~
for old mixed western n stnya n,ts
-2a3c better aud more a,tiy.. 49,
lnand; 54a55o for new, and rsc e., Ia
Coffee-qnier. Sugar chi, ~
als. Molass6s-dun at i5l65 for en-,
Petroleum-dull al G6a26-c for cIpd-
and 1l3c for refined IL bond Pork
opened heavy aud Closed uomlua!
but less active, 93035! for new mess.
closing at S30,62 cash; S29,25a29,5 80 for
old do ana S24 ,2oa24,50 for prime aud
1850 mess, for June July, August aud
Sept. al buyers and seQeGs option, $50
62a3l, so, Beef steady At previous prices,
16a2l for new plain mess and 81 ,50a
24.50 for new extra mess, Beef Hams
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New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, June 6.
Money-easy, at 6a7 per cent, Sterling
Evcbange-unsettled and bankers bill
firm at i0saa1J9i. Gold-unsettled and
lower, opening at l44f;advancing to !45B'
and declining to ll3f closing at Hay.
Government stocks quiet and rather
easier.
Freights toLiverpool, without mate
rial change.
Total eSports'of specie to-day, - 675,'
900.
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Prof. JOS. EBERT,

NV authorized Travelling Agent, will visit this
locality from time TO time and cheerfully com
municate all desired information.
G. G.. MELLOR,
febai Pittsburgh
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RaItJn,ore Market.

BALTIMORE, June 8 i.
Flour-firm Western extra wheat at
slO25. Wheat-very dull, nominal and
scarce. CONFIRM white 9Oa9oci yei'
low s9a9Oc. Oats-steady at 73a76'
Provisions-quiet with advancing ten
doncy. Sugar-frm at lie for refinery
grade, C0ffee-active, Rio unchanged
Whisky-S2 30a2, 35.
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quiet and unchanged at 47a4sc. Cut
meats-steady; 17a163c for hams. Bacon
-quietat 15a16 for Cumberland cut:
Lard-quiet at 19a22fc. Butter-duA
at 25a37e for Ohio, and 25a36c for State
Cheese--ouiet at 6a2Oc.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, June b.
Petroleum unchanged and nominal.
Flour-frm for good and very dull for
common. Wheat-frm $3.50 for Chicago
Spring, $3.50; White, S2,5Oa3,25. Corn
--Boyaut; Yellow, 90c Whisky uE-
changed Provisious-Sttady; Beeyes
1000 head at l5alSc per pound. Hogs
Sales of 5000 head at Sl2,00al55O per
100 pounds net. Cofee-quiet
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Instruments of other makers ANA different
styles always in my present extensive ware
rooms.
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REALLY
BEAUTIFR
COMPLEXION,
THAT WE WILL REFUND TO ANY LADY,
who, after giving our preparation,
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
ENAMEL OF AMERICA,
a FAIR TRIAL,
THE MONEY PAID FOR IT IF IT FAILS
IT Is PURELY VEGETABLE IN ALL ITS COM
PoNENr PARTS, AND CONSEQUENTLY
Is HARMLESS, OMIT 70 IMPROVE
THE APPEARANCE OF
THE SKIN.
1t viii rea ly remove
FRECKLEs,
MOLEs,
BLACK WORM,
PIMPLEs,
and ty cleansing and softening the skin, give tia
BEAUTIFUL VELVETY APPEARANCE,
It will conceal ths marks OF
SMALLPOX,
AND IT WILL
INsTANTANEOusLY REMOVE
ROUGHNEsS FROM THE SKIN,
FOR
CHAPPED HANDS
FACE
1T is WITHOUT A RIVAL,
making the skin as white and smOo,h
IVORY.
LADIES WHO HAVE CHAPPED HANDS.
or skin made rough by exposure to the cold winds Q
invited to
CALL AND TRY 1T,
| and satisfy yourself befoIe you
PURCHASE IT.
ALWAYS OPEN UPON THE COUNTER,
FOR LADIES TO USE,
THOUT ARGE,
FRANCOIS GREG0IRE & cos
BEAUTIFUL STORE,
S. w. COR EIGHTH AND LOCUST SITS.
PRICE
Single ottle
Six Bottles 500
FOR SALE By
DYOTT g. CO.,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & COwDEN,
n. 81 C. A. WRIGHT,
GLENN s. CO.,
HUNT g. CO.,
! HARRISON 81 ARMSTRONG,
| Druggists HarDressers, and Perfumers.
FRANCOIS GREGOIRE s. co.
are the sole Agents for the
VERY DELIGHTFUL
ENCH PREPARATION
THE LIPS,
LA CREME DE FLEUR DE LIS
LA CREME DIES ROSES
4. FOR SALE ONLY AT Il2stusst
S. w. COR. EIGHTH AND LOCUST SITS.
HARNESS ORNAMENTS.
WILLIAM LITTLE, Jr,,
MANUFACTURE ALL KINDS OF
HARNESS ORNAMENTS,
No. 62s COMMERCE STREET THIRD Ssory),
ENTRANCE on wHEELERs ooURT.
ORNAMENTS, MoNoGRAMs, LETTERS, CREsTs
RosETTEs, ETC,
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visId'ies, have full quota of the ''shOps;" and
they are to be found wherever the population is
most dense ard most credulous. Where men,
and women, and dnildrcn of improvident habits,
ard minds filed with marvellous traditions OF
people they have heard of making lucky "bits,'
nostdo congregate, there do the policy-dealers
turn their nimblest shillings. Among the most
depraved OF the fortune-hunters whose funds
are always low, it rs ofttimes a sore mental
struggle whether they shall invest in strychnine
whisky or in poucy--for be known there ere
private establishments, where tickets can be
purchased for az low q sum as six cents. 1t has
been observed, and th observation is as true as
1t is disoreditable, rhut the "buying of these
policies has brought many a family from com.
fort and happiness to want, and even to crime;
and the constant ehect Of it is to keep the poor
people who indulge in it in a state OF distress
bordering on starvation. 1t is a disgrace 10 cur
city, and reproach upon the way the laws are
administered, that such an unlawful and iniu.
rious business can be carried on so orenly."
But not merely the ignorant and the depraved
are the victims of this traffic. Supersttious
persons, in the respectable walks of life, are
oftentimes duped as well. week or two since
a woman of genteel appearance. over fifty years
Of age made complaint before the Alderman at
the Central Station against writer who had
refused to pay "hlt." On hearing OF the
case 1t came out that she was a most inveterate
buyer Of policies, and that she had way Of
dreaming OF lucky numbers. But people who
pin their faith TO the sleeve of dream are, OF
course, at the mercy Of designing trick5ters
always, and in every business transaction. 1t is
the junction of the law to step in and protect
such people from their own folly, and at the
same time break up pursuit which is as per-
nicous az it is illegitimate.
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DIFFICULTY Al GAINESVILLE, FLoRIDA.-At
Gainesville, Florida, recently, Captain Johnson,
form erly ON duty there as Provost Marshal, was
assaulted by the Sheriff, Clerk of the Probate
Court, Judge Of Probate, and others, and so
severely beaten that tor a time his life was
despaired of. Captain Johnson, it seems, was
not popular with some OF the citizens while in
command OF Gainesville and the news spread
ing through the town that he designed pur
chasing a plantation with a view to settling
there, it was almost unanimously resolved to
make an attack that would speedily convince
in than Gainesville, Florida. We believe the
Captain entertains the same views as the cit-
zens on this subject, and for the present will not
permanently settle IN Gainesville. Laying aside
all Joking, there is something cowardly and
despcable in hali-a-dozen men attacking one un.
armed man. This does not look like reconcilia-
tlon.-Sauaandh Republican, 29th uaL
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The Virginia Military Institute.

General F. H. Smith, the Superintendent OF
this institution, stated the other day that five Of
its faculty iell in battle:-L -LieutenantG General
StonewalI Jackson, Maior-General Rodes, Colonel
Crutchield, Captain Morgan, and Lieutenant
Crittenden. Colonel Crutchfeld, who had Just
been elected to fill the chair of his lamented
chief, Jackson, fell in one of the last fights of
the war, and left among his papers manuscript
volume on Analytical Geometry, written by him
while confined to his bed from wounds received
at Charlottesville. Besides these, one hundred
and twenty-five of its alumni fell IN battle, em-
bracing such names as Aliens, Pattons Williams
Smith, Mallory, Garnet, and Latimer.
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yG TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1886
ENAMEL OF AMERICA.

ENAMEL OF AMERICA.
THIS WILL INTEREST OUR
LADY READERs. I'D.
THERE HAS LONG BEEH FELT
on the part Of our
LADY PATRONS
a desire to procure an article
OF TOHLET
in which they
COULD PLACE CONFIDENCE,
and which woud supersede the many injurious Toilet
Powders and Pastes which, for want OF better they
were forced touso, to
THE INJURY
THEIR COMPLEXION AND H@ALTH.
now,
HOWEVER,
WE
HAVE
THE
PLHASURE
TO PLACE
BEFORE THEM
q article which know from personal experience to
be just what will satisfy them IN every way.
It is Perfectly Harmless to the Skin.
WARRANTED TO BE so.
In fact.
so well satisfied
have we become from long and patient
INVESTIGATION
that it will not lnjnre, but greatly improve the skin,
AND
BEAUTIFY
COMPLEXION,
THAT WE WILL REFUND TO ANY LADY,
who, after giving our preparation,
THE JUSTLY CELEBRATED
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POST OFFICE MONEY ORDERS.
Finy.Gve new Order Onices DesIgnated-
An Important List-fhe new business
40 Hegin on Monday next.

Fifty-fve Post Offices have been added to the
number Of the money order offices OF the United
States, and the business III the new offices will
BEGIN in this city on Monday, February s.. There
were previously in this country four hundred
and nineteen money-order offices, aud the names
OF item have been Published. The additions
increase the number to four hundred and seyentS.
four. These new offices are all important ones.
Some OF them are situated iu Southern States.
including Missouri. Tennessee, Arkansas, Ala.
South Carolina; California has seyerdl of them.
some are in Wisconsin, Kansas Nevada. and
Oregon, and in Colorado ana Utah territories;
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MRS. GRMDER.-The Louisville Courier says
Mrs. Grinder, the poisoner, executed at Pitts
burg the other day. formerly resided at Louis
vile, where in August, 1854, she personated a
woman in confinement, and an accouchment
la Mrs. Cunning ham-Burdell took place, the
pretended fruit OF which died and was buried
from her house as though it was her own Off
spring. The deception would have been com.
plete, and the matter passed into oblivion, had
not the real mother of the child quarrelled with
Mrs. Grinder on a question OF money and DIS
closed the facts as above. The little girl, which
had all along been given out as her own child,
was the fruit OF the Illicit love OF a Kentucky
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READ WHO SAYS so.

READ WHO SAYS so.
FIom Rev w. d seigfried Pastor Of Twelfth Baptist
Church, Philadelphia
Gentlemen 81 have recently been laborng under the
dis ressng effects of indigestion accompanied pros
Iaon OF the nervous sy stem. Numerous remedies
recommended by trends, and some of Them les % but
wi hout relief our HOohand's German Bitters were
recommenOeo BY persons who hao tried them and whose
lavOlab mention these Bitlers induced me to try
them must confess that had aversion 10 Patent
Medicines from the Thousand and one' quack "Bit-
ters whose only aim be to pam Off ifsweetened
and drugged liquor upon the eommu ty in sly way,
and the tendency OF which l lear is 70 make many a
really medicinal preparation. took It wi h happy
effect Its action not only upon the stomach out upon
the nervous system prompt and gratifying. / feel
that have derived g1eat and permanent benefit from
the use of a few bottles.
Very respectfully yours
w. ID SEIGFRIFD
No. 254 ShackamaX on street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-01

Mr.. Lawrence 0liphant, whose name figures
in the list of English subscribers to the Contede
rate loan for five shares, writes from Cincinnati,
Ohio, to the London Times, repudiating all
knowledge of the transaction, and explaining
that his name had been entered on the list with
out his knowledge or consent.