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WISTAR'S BAL S A M
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w / L ID G III E r r. Y
HAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY
HALF A CENTURY,
WITH THE MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS, IN CURING
COUGHS So1Ps h9aRsEHEss S6uS SORE S6 ST6HEoAr
hiVbH VbiFESeglTT HHM1hAtFt q BREHHAfSd HeGaHasiiS
AFFECfToN OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS, AND CHEST.
CON MPTION,
Which carries OF more victims than any other disease.
extent than any other maady, often
YIELDS TO THIs REMEDY
When all others prove Intellectual.
AS A MEDICINE,
RAPID IN RELITEF LEE s99THiAG IN EFFECT, IN
1T Is UNSURPASSED
While as a preparation, ree from noxious INGREDIENTS,
poisons or minerals uniting skin, science and medical
BILE kingdom; ior thus class o disease 1t
sd INCOMPARABLEI
And is entitled merits and receives the general conn-
SEYMOUR THATCHER NJ D.,
Rer@sn n ~ writes Smp a. 9SMs shnr gives universal
cleansing the lungs and aIlsyiTg TStaIGn % v THTS RE
AS S TEE GAsf no s best cough medicine S
Which am acquainted I"
From 3 on Judge sPRAKER o. CanSjOhsrIe, n. r
g isI HLn hSS Of % SaS S
severa years that take great pleasure IN recon-
mending II preference TO hing of the kind the
purposes ioI which 1t Is intended IN es OF Asthma,
IN hisS, Affections OF the 1hrOa have never met
with any Thing equal TO IT,
Very respectfully, DAVID SPRAhEh
Jne Rev JACOB SECHLER of Hanover, Pa,
W ell known and much respected among the German
population IN this country makes tue following state
ment 1OI the benefit of the atiiicted;-
rear SiTs;-haying realized in any family important
benefits from the use OF our valuable prepara lon
WJsTAR's BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRi lit ahords me plea
10 recommend II to Il public some eight years
ago one of INV daughters seemed 10 be In decline, and
little hopes OF her recovery were enter AIMED then
procured bOt OF your eXceen; Balsam and be orc
she mad ak en- the whole OF the contents of the bottle
there was great Improvement In her hea th have,
in my individual made frequent use OF your yAua-
BILE medicine, and have always been benented enN
" JACOB SECHLER.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR BOTTLE.
FOR sALR BY
Up DINSMORE. No SO DEY Street, New YORK.
SETH W. FOWLE q SON, PrOprietors, Boston.
Ana BY VII Druggist lSIN
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THE JOHN KLEIN CAsE.-The mother of
the girls mentioned in connection with the case
of the brutal wretch Klein attempted to com.
nit suicide Dight before last She was in an al
most distracted state OF mind, owing to the ter
rible wrong perpetrated on her children. Be.
tween and 10 o'clock Wednesday night, she
made an attempt to drown herself, but was res
cued by Officer Maxwell and taken to the Station
House, from which her daughter took her to her
home the next morning. This is the woman
Klein says made the prosecution to eXtort
money.
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GROSS CARELEssNEss.- - William Cart
wright was indulging in the innocent amuse-
ment of shooting chickens in Islington lane,
near Camp Cadwalader, the other day. Not
being careful OF the direction of his shots, some
OF Them struck among some children playing
near by woupdng one OF them. He was ar
rested, and after hearing before Alderman
Beitler, he was held in 5000 to answer.
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Latest Markets by Teleg raph.

NEW YORK, August 3-Stocks are strong Chi
caro- and Rock Island, 1903; Cumberland preferred,
Reading 11l1; Canton Compan b2I; Erie 63I
Western Union Telegraph Company, So; United
states Coupons 1881 1891 do. 1862, 109t; do. 1864
1864 do 1866, log; United States Treasury notes,
l04Fd1042; Go d, las; SternnR Exchange lively at
lO9tj Mining MarAet stronger at per cent. on call.
NEw YORK, August 8,-CottOn Market Is Quiet:
sales of 800 Dales al 36tg3Sto Flour Gull; sales Of
5OCO barrels at UNCHANGED prices Southern dro ,p-
Ing; ZeQ bbs. OF Canada sold at nominal pric g.
Wheat dull sales OF II 600 bushels at 800 for No
Mi waukie Corn has declining tendency; saieS
OF 6O000 bushels at S0Jo. Oats heavy; Chicago 43R
44c. Beef quiet. Pork steady at $3l 80 for mess.
Lard steady at 1SlG2lo. Whisky dull.
AUGUSTA, Ga, AUGUST 3-Cottou steady. Strict
miodlinPs, 885G34c.; rec ipts OF the week, 1850
bales exports, 23S0; stock in port, ID 5I3 BALES,
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F1RE.-A fire broke out about halG-past 2

FIRE.-A fire broke out about half-past 2
o'clock this morning, at the dyehouse works of
Appleton Il JanneY, southeast corner of Pale
thorpe street, below Oxford. They occupy the
place as stocking weavers. The building is a
two story frame, fronting on Palethorpe street,
and 60 feet in depth. 1t was used as dyehouse,
drying house and in stocking weaving.
The fire broke out IN the drying department.
The amount of loss to the stock and machinery
was estimated by the proprietors at about
$10,0 900 $l2, ,00O and was insured for $4,000, as
iollows:-Royal Insurance Company, $4,000;
The building was the property OF William
Stevenson. The damage to the building
amounted to $1,000, covered by insurance. The
machinery destroyed had been lust put in, and
there was also large lot of goods Just ready for
shipment
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INCOME TAXES IN THE FIRST DTsTRIcT.-
Colonel Taggart, Collector of the First District,
gives notice that the taxes on incomes and
licenses in the First District, comprising the
Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, SIXTH and Ele-
venth Wards, are now payable at hls Office, No.
247 S. Third street daily, until the 18th instant,
after which date penalty and costs will be
imposed on all delinuuentS,
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MEETINGS To-DAY.-The National Union
Republicans of the First Division Fifteenth
Ward will hold meeting this evening" at the
house Of Benjamin Elder, N. +. corner Sixteenth
and Spring Garden streets.
The Fourteenth Ward "Boys in Blue" will
meet this evening, at o'clock, at Mechanics
Hall, Coates street. above Eleventh.
The George r. Mcclellan Beneficial Society
will hold their first special meeting this evening
at O'Clock, at McCullough's Hail. Eighth and
Locust streets. ...
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WE SERIOUSLY ADVISE every one to keep 'Nee.
dies CamphOr TrOches" at hand. We hear, on eVery
hand, then wonderful curative powers spoken of !,
They ere for sale by Onr beat Drp gsts aud made by
c. II. Needles, at Twelfth and Race Cholera may
not be cured by them butthese potent little rroches
control the pr0mOnitOry symptoms,
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FOURTH EDITION
Georgia Delegates TO the Philadelphia. a.
Convention.

been elected delegates to the Philadelphia Con
vention:-SiXth District, John H. Chrsty, r.
NJ. MCMILLAN; Seventh District, Richard F.
Lyon, James Millner.
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HEARINe OF CoUNTERFEIrER.-T hear.

ing OF William Stewart, which was to have
taken place before United States Commissioner
Sergeant, at IL o'clock this day, has been post
poned until Monday at p. NJ Ste ewart 1t will
be recollected was arrested on the fourth of last
May, for passing counterfeit fractional currency,
and was committed in default of $4,000 bail.
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FANCY DRESSES The fancy dresses in
tended to disguise the beauty of young and
bushlng damsels, and to enhance that of those
"horrid old bachelors" at the forthcoming
Grand Carnival, are now on exhibition at Cape
Island, where they can be admired and selected
from until the evening of the 9th.
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MARRIED..

RINEHART-STREET.-On the LIST of AUGUST,
by the Rev: John Street MARION c. RINEHART,
Esq., to Miss EMMA l.. STREET, daughter OF
Emanuel Street, Esq, all of Philadelphia.
SPIECKER-CLAMER On July 30 1866, by the
Rev. II. A. SpReth, Mr.. NORRIS SPIECKER to
Miss LOUISA GLAMER, both of this city,
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NONE BUT MOTHER knows with what socitude
with what deep anxiety a mother reg CARDS the healh
of ber babe, To such we would say, that in cases
OF teething, summer complaints, Iooseness of the
bowels, etc., they will find MARSDEN'S CAR
AINATIVE SYRUP the only preparation which
will give certain and speedy relief. No mother
should be without q bottle. Depot, No. 497
Brood,ody Neto York. For sale By J1hnston Hot-
Iolcay Cotcden. Wholesale agents, No % ". Sirth
street, Philadelphia, and by all druggists.
IMPORTANT TELEGRAM by the Atlantic Cable,
from The Lord Mayor of London to Mayor
Nc Michael Of Phiadephia:-
sCMERslT HOUSE. Aug. q '66-Tne Lord Mayor
would be pleased to you and your suite here next
Lord MAY or's day, Nov. s, '66.
(SIgned) ROMANO,
To the Mayor Of Philadelphia
[ANswER
Will be unable myself to come, but wiz SEND on
my SUIT the Linen one l got of Charles Stokes &
Co.. the eminent ClolhIers under the Continental
(Signedl MORTON,
CARD.-To SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATISM
william e. Yost No. 1546 North Imrteent street.
unbe fever in rheumatic although for years
a sufferer with the most terrible kind of rheumatism
and neuralgia, never expected to get we'll; COM
petey cured by DR.. Filters remedy, ard will answer
all questions about this wonder of the world.
REDUCED PRIoEs.-PhotOGraphs of all styles
executed IN q superior manner, at u. i. Remers,
No GA Arch street, the place to get fine pictures at
mopeTate prices. eGHM sxs
IMPROVED LoCK-STTTCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 79O Chestnut street
SWEET OPoPoNAx Is the sweetest Extract
made. Supersedes all others. Try 1t oncei will use
no other
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 739
Chesnut street.
7'3Os, 5-2Os,
GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UHOURRENT BANK
NOTES BoUGHT AND SOLD, BY
DRExEL & Co,
No. "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES. 3-10 and 5-20s
wanted. DE Haven & Brother, No. 40 s. Third st.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
SUPERIOR STYLES OF READY.MADR CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER g. Brown,
POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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LARCENY CAsEs.-Sarah Burns was ar
rested by the harbor police, Beach street, above
Noble, for the larceny of $1,000, yesterday after
noon. After hearing before Alderman Toand
she was held to bail to answer. Patrick Tobin
was before Alderman Holmes on the charge of
larceny. He was held in $4,000 bail to answer.
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HONORABLE DISCHARGE FoUND.-A dis
charge signed by Captain Frew, Co. 1, lst Penn.
sylvania Reeiment Mounted Volunteers. and
dated Clouds Mills, Virginia, 18th July, 1867
has been found.
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CHoLERA.-There were seven cases of
Aslatic cholera reported to the Board of Health
since our report of yesterday. OF these four
cases were fatal.
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Es.slTE=.N DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
ON THE sCHUYLKILL.
The beautiful hitle steamers
SILVER WAVE AND SILVER STAR

Now running from Fairmount TO Falls OF SchuYlkill,
wi leave Paramount follows, ;-At 90 sos $50,
49, 1920 O6, I6O A. M. And at IL 49, 90 2O5 so,
S35, 4 20 sos, $50, and 635 p. NJ
Returning leave the Falls at T'2O sN6 $50 9S5 1920,
lO5 1850 A. NJ; and l2S5, I2O, 2O5 $50 SS5 420 sos
$780, and 6'35 r. NJ
FARE.-To Laurel II III and the Falls. 10 cents; Coum-
bia Bridge or Washington Retreat 10 cents Excursion
Tickets TO Falls or Laurel H 25c Picnics and Sunday
Schools taken at lib eral reduction. Is srp VS.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

[For Additional City Intelligence see Third Page.
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The MILL RoBBERs--AN INVENTORY
OF STOLEN GooDs.-- Inventory of rollers and
goods stolen by John Chandler and Wi liam
Falrhurst belonging to the Tacony Print W )rks,
and found In possession of Margaret Blak ley,
No. 1856 Germantown road
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DR. HUNTER, No. "A N. SEVENTH
STREET ABOVE FILBERT PHILADELPHIA
Acknowledged 6g az parties interested as BY tar the
MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
In the treatment 0L DIsedses in his specially QUICK,
THOROUGH, and permanent cures guaranteed in every
case. Remember DR HUNTER Celebrated Remedies
ony be had genuue his old es;abllshe Office, No.
~ \ SEVENTH Street. above Filbert, 305t
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MEDICAL.
OH Il II O X Il l. GU r T.,
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
CURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BY

YOUTHFUL INDIsCREToN, W.T.
Loss OF MEMoRY, UNIVERSAL LAssIrUDE,
PAINS IN The BACK,
,,-,,, =, ,,,,r,rno PREMATURE OLD AGE
DifFICULT BREATHING,
..,...-,..,. PALE COUNTENANCE,
CONSUMPTION,
That follow q sequence Of youthful indIseret0ns.
THE CHEROKEE CURE
VIII restore hea tn and vgor and effect a permanent
cure after all other medicines have failed
1hirty-two page pamphlet sent in sealed envelope,
Price 81 per bottle or three bottles for S.
any por ion the world on the receipt Of price 5Y the
'O'' DR.. W. R. MERwTN,
No 81 " alker street, New York.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
Cures ell Urinary Comp lants, VIZ. Gravel. Inham-
nation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys Retention Urine
Dust Deposits and ali diseases that require diurstic,
and when uSed n IS5SRitI2S RF ISIEGrIS Ttn 3
does not fail to Goponhpa, elect aud all Mucus
Discharges In Male Female curing recent cases in
IN those SG0 cases Of Fiaor bus or Whites IN Females
The two mealcnes used in conjunction wi not rail- TO
Price Remedy; one Bottle, g, Three Bottles, e
The CberoseS cure" "R,na ;ay,' and "h,j.cjsSn'
racoS@ended by ply and druggists ali over he
world lor their intrinsic worth and merit some un
cheap S1d Worthless
SSed to If TSsS Se scS SuS S@ n
10 US, and we wi send them you by express secure
70 which the human system is subject and viii be
eased TO receive full and explicit atemens from those
gentlemen can dress in perfect confidence Wede-
to send page pamphlet tree 70 every
pamphlets medicines or advice to the sole proprietor
NV fstn No N. Y.
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7'3Os, , 5-2Os,

7'3Os, 0-2Os,
GOLD AND SILVER,
COMPOUND INTEREST AND UHoURRENT BANK
NOTES BoUGHT AND SOLD, BY
DRExEL & Co.,
No. "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
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SwINDLING q. Q.

Mercury and Hymen CO Hand in
Hand-A Nice Little Game of
BIufT-$5o,ooo Staked and
Lost-Marital Bliss Col
Iapses in a Baggage
Cara DiSconso-
late Honey
moon.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines tor family use, No 73C
Chesnut street.
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SWEET OPoPoNAx lie the sweetest Extract
made Supersedes all others. Try 1t oncei will use
no other,
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CARD.-To SUFFERERS WITH RHEUMATIsM -
WiIsIn &. YOst No. 1916 North Thlrteent street,
unbe lever in rheumatic cures although for years
sufferer with the most terrible kind of rheumatism
and neuralgia, never expected to ret we'll; COM
petey cured by DR.. Filters remedy, ard will answer
all questions about this wonder of the world.
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IMPROVED LOCK K-STTTCH MACHINES for Tailors
and Manufacturers. Grover & Baker Sewing Ma
chine Company, No. 730 Chestnut street,
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who are to control them. Men of the
Un9ed States, are you for a U,saon. or Free
men Gaad a utreeoomaJo7 a0h5te men.
A Speech from Haxinilian

On the 10th January, deputation
waited on the Emperor Maximilian to Of
fer sentiments Of coincidence upon the .
death of his father-in-law, the late King of
Belgium. n his reply he does not give
much evidence of any intention on mis-
part to leave Mexico, but speaks OF him
self and his policy as follows:
AS to myself, gentlemen, you have been
witnesses Of my labors. Leaving aside the
vain theories which lead to anarchy, Il
have consecrated my time to the direction
of the public administration, to the devel-
opment Of the elements of the wealth and
prosperity. Of the country, and to the solu-
tion of the great questions which interest
it the most.
In this arduous task I have been obliged
to encounter the impatience of some and
the backwardness OF others for wounds
opened by fifty. years of civil war are not
healed in dav; but strong in faith, I 90
straight to my end with indefatigable per-
severance. My strength may fail my
will, never.
My object is not to- change the demo
cratic customs Of the nation, because I am
convinced that they elevate the mind Of
the citizen in inspiring him with the con-
sciousness, of his dignity and value, I
have respected the liberty Of the press
} when it has not degenerated into license,
at the same time that / have made the au-
thority Of the land respected. He must
} be blind indeed tha& does not see that a
strong authority is the last anchor of safety
| for our country. You have seen my calm
, ness In the midst Of calumnies that have
5 been pointed against us by foreigners
Forward, gentlemen, the calunnies will
: pass: but our works will remain. Strong
7. il the support of nay conscience and the
: purity OF my intentions, contemplate the
/ future with tranquility. Mexico has pu
: her honor in my hands. Let her know
j. that her honor is secure.
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1890 PER ANNUKs
hafcRTANr Decision OF THE QuARrrn-
MATTER GENER The GE,oA.tor,,..+..

IafcRTAHT Decision OF THE QUArrFn-
MAsTER GENERAL.--The Quartermaster
General refuses TO- pay for property used
during the war for military purposes in
Southern States. The following decision
has just been made in case where vouch-
ers had keen given, by order of CONS
manding- general, to the use of blacks
smith-shop and tools belonging to loyal
citizen OF Winchester, Va:
"Winchester' wasa hostile town, cap
tured from an enemy who did not surren-
der on terms, but were driven out
by force of arms; everything in it was q
prize of war; ais at Atlantis and Charleston,
buildings were occupied for shelter Of
troops, and for sick and wounded soldiers,
1t does not appear that the Military De-
Ipartment should order payment IF any
rents under such circumstances"
We understand that. this decision will
apply to all similar cases arising in the
ISouthern States, even where the claimants
produce evidence Of loyalty.-National
Za,teyzsgencer
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THE
WESTERN SENTINEL.

rerms of subscript1on.--"THE WESTERN
e,.rrsEL'' is published every Friday morning, ard
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asapce TWO DOLLARS and HALF after six months.
su n"uREE DOLLARS after the close of the subscrip
o. a., wear. To any one procuring six subscribers,
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rerns Of Advertising i'm the Sentinel.
onr regular rates of advertising as follows:
One square "a lines or less) fsst Insertion, 81 90
gsch subsequent insertion, %
rar Cav one square three months, = so
For six months, ~
Far twelve months, oo
~ Liberal deductions in favor of regular ad-
yertisers .
Professional or Business Cards, not exceeding
Eve lines in length, FIVE DOLLARS year-longer
sres in proportion.
eag Pnstmasters are required bylaw to notify
nnbjishers when papers not taken from their
pptsces-and those failing to do SO become respon-
sihle for the subscription money.
0des on Vest Street, 6ezoao the II. 3. Church
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RATHER HARD ON MAssAcHusETTs.-
General Washington, writing to Richard
Henry Lee, August 29th, ITS, said:
81 have made pretty good storm a.
mong such kind of officers as the Mas
sachusetts Government abounds in since
came to this place; having broke ono
colonel and two captains for cowardly
behavior at Bunker Hill; and two captains
for drawing more provisions and pay than
they had men IN their companies, and
one for being absent from his post when
the enemy appeared and burned house
just by. Besides these I have at this
time one colonel, one major, one captain
aud two subalterns under arrest for trial.
In short, spare none, and yet fear it will
not all do, as these people seem to be only
attentive to their interest.
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A Useful Table.

Counting plants one foot apart each
way, we shall have forty-three thousand
five hundred and sixty upon an acre. be-
cause an acre contains that number of su-
perficial feet. Take the figure in the first
column of the following table as the dis
tance apart, and an acre will contain the
number of plants in the second column