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palley's Magical Pain Extractor ~ q
certa1n cure for burnE, plies. coEnt, buntons toen
nstifm, frost h]tes, and skin diseases. 1Fy II.
Only Is CENTS Sold By d1uRg3ets.
fel9haG I'm rnM6f
, 1866-02-16

Go to our friend, N. r. Merrlis's for
kerosene o!ls lampe. lanteEns, chandeliers, Glass
ware etc., Il md 10 Randolph street. hs5
, 1866-02-16

a Yorxo SCAMP ON lis TRAvEsA.-On the cora.
patnt of gentleman boarding at Chhch'e Hotel,
on ,be corner OF State md Twenty -*ecoud ereets,
onc OF the snpehntendeDte detectives yesterday NJ.
rested Id named John Schwah, On the charge oil
leroeny. 1he boy, 1t appeaEs- went TO The house
1n.pliopcd On Tuesday, and hired ont as 4 table
waller, trt bctote The ekpiIstIou Of t~enty;fous
bouEs be cleared out. AflcF hartnK exchanged MS
old won ont clothes for entire new suit belong
ing TO one ot The bo:r!e1s. Upon taking him 10
detective found TWO keys. one belonging to ths
burrzEe room Of the r1titbu,gh 4 Fod Wayne
la,l1o4d dcpo And the Other to desk tn that room
How he car 10 possession Of these articles be Re-
@ asole shem. he ststes thss H. parents =
SIDE at Elizabethsille. penntylvania. but he
hAs been home but Once IN tour years. II hi.
etpfy may be credited, he teryed three ycnrs n
buSfer III ihe lit ennsylrnnIa cavalry, and after be
tnc mustered out travelled through the vnriou.
Esstern states; then c1nc West, Whiting ST. Loult
Vh-sr 10 became attached TO gan. Of horse
thieves. and after serving ,isn them two or thtet
months CANE to this city. He explained at gtea
lcpeth the Modus 0perandi adopted cy the st. Lout
horre thiere. in fixing up their pondef TO asoid DE-
tection, but n tns sasp ls highly improbable, II
moi woffh repeating. The yonne replohan viii b
examined m ,he Police t'onr: io-day.
, 1866-02-16

AcAnEnr OF MCs1c.-A grand dramatic and mu-
Ftcal entertainment. aso sexlcs OF t1ttedI rip1nks
vii BE- given at the Academy Of Music this evening
for the benefit Of Aqua pusa Lodge Of G. T. Friends
Of the drama, and lovers Of music will find Them
selves amply repaid by attending. The appearance
Of euch aEtiats AZ Mixs Ada Loeidtt: Mss Rose
hos M1 m ass r. ~ e H. II To m
Charles Beanclmmp, should be attraction sufficient
to draw crowded hon-e without nen.ionin. ths
preside ii The music ii The close that famous
MbIcaux, the +"Star Sl.anrled Banner" combined
with The ''Army and Navy." ".ri!l be performed.
Keset,od keate s5 CENTS. May be bad at the ticket
Office To-day rom 4. m. Cail eatiJ and sscuEr 4
prn aazt
, 1866-02-16

TEE ToA1rx ".Nxs1Er1ous utsArrLAnAFcE."-
Cuder The head Of heavy twindles,"a Newspaper
published at Plpoe, la-, explains the " mysterious
disappearance o1 Nj. ). T. Tomiin from this c1ty
ae follows:
"A company WIS szleed At Quincy, H., thozt
lime ago ior the pupoee Of optEst1ng In oil here,
and VIZ styled lhe ECnango Oil Company. Among
tlc 1nanapezr Va. one J. 4. Tolin. OF kirn stand.
IN: in That place. he WIS 4 trustee Of The n. E.
Church, profesto! oi ccl!eee, &C. andt short vas
considered Of The thinicg liehte Of the place.
The company purchased sonac nitetn acres Of land
on the johnson fun- rrnr the Large 81. welL and
F-fotyed 70 put donn eome wells. and tn further
ance Of that project alsed 81 100 and handed i to
Tolin Who started apparently for thit place aoont
on End no tisings received Of Tomllu's arrival.
MILL active inquiry ~as made and be was traced to
Chicago here found thai be had lett bis over
coat and satche at an hotc the night Of The l1th
ulf. On .llir II was supposed be "as murdered. IL
10 one dreamed thai be could be capable 0! wrong.
1iut rince Tint come facts came 10 light which lcfl
10 doubl nj 10 the fact that be ha6 made trseks
after borrowing and stealing from htr ttepte e, ,0oC
in rdGltfou to The $1,1D.
, 1866-02-16
Qt)ila9o Gribu1te.
THE CITY.

lrsrRANct.-our statement of x,nounte or mr.
1niums received By the several Insurance Companies
81 this CITY, should have included the fact hnt The
IN INC I've nonths since The first cf August 1865
, 1866-02-16

FIRST SCOTCH PnEsHy1E11AE CHCncH.-1t viii
be gdfytne to many to learn that the cdofte which
have los tome time past been made to procure u
scotch F1e.byte.izu minister 10 labor among hi.
countr1men hele have becn succesefui and tha1,
should no untoward and unforeseen event 1nterpose
regular preaching IT'LL be commenced on tue drst
n Il s,s ksS JOIN sel aad
Rev Robert Burns, u. L., have aereed to v1s,t Chi
cnCo tn the order In which they Ire named 20 a. to
viii ft1na1n here during the months Of June md
July. With The efforts now being made, It is rafe
10 expect thst ii s1 moi be long untll there will be
congregation OF this denomination founded here,
with i settled minister. A meeting OF the friends
of the purpose will be held in 81 Georre't aall-
No. &c South tlask street. Oh Ttteeday evening.
9Th inst. at III o'clock, for tue purpose Of bearing
reportt of committee and uznsacung other neces.
kaf. bHAneaH.
, 1866-02-16

RIO CAPITAL1STS-I will dts
no,e OF the right to mannfstture the Metallic
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MOORHEAD'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS.

TNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
l. that these highly esteemed BTTTERs are now made
by the same person who made them for over twenty
years for James Moorhead he having the original
ceipt, can confidently recommend them equal to any
made during Moorhe life time.
Sold In quantities TO suit purchasers ut No 90 CAI-
HOUN-sTREET, south side between Meeting and An.
son streets. JAMES MoKEAN.
July IL limo
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OFFICIAL.

PoSTOFFICEs IN ACTUAL OPERATION IN SOUTH
CAROLINA TO JUNE 3O 1885,
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE July 27-CoFFEE.-Later advices from
Rio de Janoro to the 25th ult, report shipments TO
tho United Statos since the previous steamers depart
ture and there Ind only been S00 bags purchased be
tween steamers for the United States. These accounts
regarded very favorable to holders here and the
day there sales of 400 bags Ko Oabra at l2 to
1Sc gold In bond; quote duty paid 18 10 49, for
Rio, as to quality Stuck about TO- QUO bags in first
hands.
CorToS.-The market continues dull and nominal at
SEC for Mddling Upland. We revise quotations:
Upland Orleans.
Ordinary. per lb. .2S929c 800
GOOD Ord1r ary.... .Sc@3l 80
Low middhDg... .S3D34 93
Midd1tng. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S6@S7 80
FLoUR-Is still dull; notice inquiry for ship
ping brands City Mills Extra, which held at Sl3 to
$l3 as to character Of brand or Howard street
Western receipts are ng' t. and the stock NANNY COM
posed Of inferior unsound for which there s little
or no demand This description Ct -four, branded En-
tra is being pressed for sale So to 50 80 per bbl
Corn Meal last sales were at 81 rs per Dbl for Oy We
revise quotations as follows
Howard street Super and Out Extra 75@DS1O 25
Howard street Extra Shipping. ........12 250 IL 80
aoWard street High Grades. 90 00@D 90 90
howard street family. IA 600 90 90
Ono super and Cqt Extra. ............... mono.
ONO Extra shipping. 10 500 IL 90
aetaiinB IL QUO II bo
SnU camhy OU@ ID 90
Nortn~esterA super. ESQ 26
lO IL W
Sity niius super. $50 10 90
Baltimore. Welch's Greenfield Family. rs b09 90 90
Baltimore high grade Extra IA 500 90 90
Bye Flour-new: 629 8 81
Corn Meal, City Mills and Brandy 4 7bm m
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oonsfgnooo per South Carolina Railroad,
July 30.
IL bales Cotton 10 bales Mdze IS bbIs spritu Tur.
pentne, cars Lumber, Furniture, ana sundrien To
) E sionu, g W Williams a Co. Milisan, .Mechers q
90 Mrs Jane SelArs II Eason. A Black, Lieut.
Witte, Willis 4 Chinoln, Welina
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE July 27-CoTToN We note a moro ami
mated demand to-day, which has resulted in of
1000 bales The better grades still scarce, aud uni
form lots Of Low Middng and above command outside
figures Factors firm in their IDEAS and iull prices
been paid all where the above class of
tons wero purchased The lower grades, however,
comparatively cheaper The market closing at 81 to 80
for Midding.
Sales of The week 2i0O balee.
MONETARY AND FINAECIAL.-There has been but little
business OF any kind transacted to-day. Gold in New
Yoik quoted ut 10 2 against l491 last evening, but
the brokers have advanced prices here meet this
upward movement. Sales of the dsy light. Very little
doing in New York Sight at par to u discount, and
New Orleans ut par u discount. Sterling nominal.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES,

RocHRsTER, N. Y December %, 1851.
MeasrB. z. II. DRAKE COL have been q great suf.
ferer from Dyspepsa for three four years. and had to
abandon my profession. Abaut three months ago
nov nearly well man. have recommended them In
several cases, and An far know, always with signal
benefit I am, respectfully yours,
Rev j. 8. OATRORN.
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sINlILIA sINIILIBUs CURANTUR.

HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
TTAVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE-
Ill R1ENCE, an entire success: Simple -Prompt-Em.
dent and Reliable They the only medicines per.
ecty adapted to popular simple that misas es
cannot be made In using them; 30 harmless as to be
Tree from danger, and efficient to always rela
ble They have raised the highest commentator from
all, and viii always render satisfaction.
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PHILADELPHIA, 10Th Month, 17th Day, 1862.
BHsPEoTBD FRIERD:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Btters Thou
wilt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend, ASA OURRIN.
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The hnrIeston Cotton Market.

The report peace in Europe. which was published
yesterday morning, together with tho light stock and
tho rmness holders keeps the market unsettled We
learn of sales GO bales ut an improvement of
to &c per lb previous prices, cay Low Midding
$50, and Middling ut $50 per h. hne lot repaoked
changed hands at Sic per ID.
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up-heAlth
ntrength was In hex ntor and In her hands ptA
8. T.-1860--X.
A few bottles Of PLANTATION B1rrEns
viii cure Nervous Headache.
Cold S0a E1trsmttiss ss and %l; Fsysrsh Lips
&c Flatulency and Indigestion.
I" Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Mental Dependency
Prostration; Great Weakness.
sailow Complexion, Weak Bowels, DO.
LIVER " r. ooMPLaINT eSs n AND DYSPEPSIA.
Is estimated that seyen-tenths OF all adult ailments
secretons OF the liver overfownR into tho stomach po
son the entire system and exhibit the above symptoms
Sn @ o oer e to the most
the world has ever produced Within year elk
BTrrgns and not an Instance dne
has come to our knowledgei
suited to ali conditions of life.
The reports that 1t relies upon mineral substances
faction public. and that patients may consult
their physicians we append list Of its components
Weakness oto It was introduced Into Europe by the
&ssn IN aSap snS
its oion eeight in sncr under the of Jess Po,o-
Of France Bumboidt makes especial reference to s
febrfuge Qualities during his South American travels.
OF the stomach and bowels.
DANDRIIoN-For inflammation Of the loinp and Drop
sical affections.
CHAMoM1LE FLowKns-For enfeebed digestion.
lavender aFLowEns-Aromatic. stimulant and tonic
highly invIgorating In nervous debility.
WRTERaRHKN-Forn ncrofula, rheum atism etc.
AH1sE-An aromatic carminative; creating fesh,
muscle and milk; much uBed by mothers nurBing.
root etc.
8. T.-188O..-X.
Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use among
to complexion and brianoy to the mind is vet un
known to the commerce of the world and withhold
its name for tho present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
ROCHESTER,, N. December %, 1851.
MeasrB. p. II. DRAKE & Col have been a great guf.
ferer from Dyspepsa for three years. and had to
abandon my profession. Abaut three months ago
nov nearly well man. have recommended them In
several cases. and en far as know always with signal
benefit am, respectfully yours,
Rev. ]. 8. OATRORN.
pHnADrLrHrA loh Month, 17th Day, 1862.
RssPEoTBD FRIEHD:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the OF thy Plantation Bltters. Thou
wilt send md, me 9s,t% two bottles more 40, onnnu
SHERMAN HOUSE. CHICAGO. Ill.,
MBssns P. Il. DRAKE & Co.:-Pl-ase send another
twelve cases Of your Plantation Bittsrs As morning
a
Yours, &c, GAGE & WAITE
nand this article which has not heretofore been
possible.
departed FROM Every bottle bcars The facsimile of our
Signature steel plate engraving or Il cannot BE- oen-
Any person pretending to sell PLANTATION BrrrERs IN
outk or by s gallon Il sDindiss and iposttr Beuars
Sold By ali Druggists arocers and Dealers throughout
tho country.
..:2 ?: j 3. DRAKE & CO., New York.
April 20 fmwlyR
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NAME OF POSTMASTER.
Andrew E Hawthorn.
Milton Osborn.
Edwin II Bingham.
Mrs Elizabeth Webb.
Mary Strickland.
Robt A Read.
David w Hawthorn.
John A Jackson.
Miss El'z'th , Hayne.
Mrs Laura F Palmer,
Geo L Reach.
Jafus Woodward.
John Dexon.
Elyah l. Sadler.
Bernard d Lange.
Louis A Burke.
Misr o L Williams.
James r Verdier.
Chas p Brayton.
g W D"Hay.
Saml K'ngman.
Stanley G. 'I'rott.
Herman Panzerb letter.
Elizabeth Graham.
Josephine Cordes.
Henry Albrecht.
Emoreo W DuRose.
Mathew A Evans.
Charlotte Rouse.
James nj Brown.
John Douglas.
Edward T Walker.
Wm Carlisle.
Thomas McFeely.
Jos j KichwUod.
i hCmas L Dunn.
Jos NJ Gale.
Thomas II NIagill.
Sarah j Johnson,
Pennie y Floyd.
Sarah Stewart,
Julius Brown.
Margaret A Williams
Rudolph YampiIl.
John Henry Rogers.
Julia A Bristow.
William Summer,
David Kibber.
John F Lagroye.
Thaddeus Q Hubble.
Sallie j Wiles.
Catherine T Gibson.
Alpha o Howard.
Christina II Iaertell.
Benz r Doughty.
j O Janney.
Henry W Frazer.
Chas Z Spencer.
VIM Q Duncan.
James 4 Witherspoon.
Hezekiah Ward.
Vim T Sim.
Maria L Rutland,
Michel Duffy.
Emely e Alexander.
Thos 8 Davant.
Amanda Mankein.
James III Allen.
Elizabeth Redfern.
John McCoughsn.
John l. Cameron.
Friedrich HaiB.
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| OFFICES.
Due West,
CIR, onwood,
Loundsyille,
Anderson,
Bolton.
MoGettsvllle,
Honey Path,
htoresvilie,
Rocky Ridge,
Shallow Ford,
Aiken,
Johnson's,
| Bsmberg,
| Ba.nwell,
| Blackville,
Midway,
| White Ponds,
Beaufort q II,
Port Royal,
Bonneau's.
Summeryille,
| Charleston,
81 Stephens,
Cheraw,
Ridgeville,
Walterboro',
Osrtersvilie,
Doves Depot,
Florence,
Darlington,
Society Hill,
Edgeaeld,
Ridgeway,
Georgetown,
ConwaybOro',
Little River,
Camden.
Cureton's Store,
Lancaster,
Floydsville,
Little Reck,
Mari n,
Mars Bluff,
Mullins Depot,
Britlon's Neck,
Clio,
PomariiI,
Frog Level,
Newberry,
Orangeburg,
81 Mathews.
Pickens,
Picfensville,
Walhalla,
Fair Play,
Columbia,
Bishopville,
Lynchburg,
Sumter,
Maysville,
Innisville,
Unionville,
Rock Hill,
Smiths 7 o,
Yorhville,
Fort Mil,
Lynche's Lake,
Greenville,
Travellers Rest,
Chester,
Blacks Stock,
Spartanburg,
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:. " Worms Wosm:FeSer SSae.: Worm.coie.. IS IS
g. Crying Collie, or Teething Of In
p,nrshcsa Of children or Adults IS IS
Dysentery, Gripping. Bilious Colio... 2o
9, Cholera morbus, Nausea, vomit-
Coughs, Colds. BfonchitS %
8. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceaohe.. 25
9, Headaches, siok Headache Vertigo. IS
II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods .... 25
is. CropP. Dough. DificaMlt 1T breathing. "a "a
T. Salt Rheum, Er, peaY. Eruptions. 26
I6, rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains. :. 26
ls. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever,
"17 pics, Blind or bleeding. 60 60
/. 1e, Oplhalnay, and Sore or Weak Eyes 80
p, Catarrh, Acute or Chronic, Infu.
whooping Cough. Violent Coughs 50 50
"E2i, Asthmn, 0ppresbed Breathing...... 80
"a, Ear Discharges, Impaired Hear.
as sorofaia. Enlarged Glands. swell: o.
a. GENERAL Debility, Pi;::a weakness SO SO
20. Dropsy and SoantV secretions 80
26. Sea sichness, Sickness from Bid
27. kidney disease, 'iai.. Gravel. So So
20, Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
aions, Involuntary ischArges.. loo
20. Sore Mouth, Canker............... SO
30. Z" Urinary lnoontinenoe, Wettng
"sl. PeiniI Pc'iiods:.' :''c;:i'';si; even with %
suifose ngs at change Of Lie. 90
bpy Pas%s 81 so4s xsgs
FAMILY CASES.
% vtalr, morocco case and book $40 O0
10 large vialB, in morocco, and book. ......., 600
20 large viais, plain CASE and book. .......,, 800
10 boxes Ss ErEhfsHas e III 1ns soIs sPEoTFioS 500
anSSfsanIy aSfs ANY,. cases I 10 G,rSE,Ion: vsiS
G6These remedies, by tho case or single box, are
ent to any part country, by Mail Express free
charge, on receipt Of the price. Address
HUMPHREYS BPEOIFIO
HOMo0PATHIO NRDiOINE COMPANY,
once and Depot No. 562 broadway, New York.
DR.. HUMPHREYB is consulted daily at his office, per
'onaly o. by letter, above. for ali forms OF disease
% KING g. CASSIDEY,
w. A. aKRINE. -4
Az EOKEL g. CO.. Retail Agents,
No. 231 KINa-STREET, Ath door above Market-st.
April le mwfemo emo Charleston, B. O.
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The following are the inspections OF Flour and Moal
In the city OF Baltimore for the week ending Jay a9
1866 VIZ: Howard street 1429 bbs and 90 half sblp;
Oily MILLS 7eal bSs and 27o half bblsi Ohio 4e1a obu.
and Family $40 bbls-total Wheat Flour IL A61 bbn and
1886 bbls Corn Meal,
GRAN.-Wheat 1850 buehels white and $500 bushel,
red comprised the receipts The demand vau octiyo
for milling and good grades OF red were better peina
freely at 50 so to CO. Sales include 1900 bushels vho
Mt ~ to 10 to good and 81 for primo:
no strictly choice oered would bring 50 95 to SSSOOO
bushela red at 50 45 to 65 latter prime We alao
notice the tale Of 2600 bushels spring red rora storo
at 81 86. Corn-s200 bushels white and 600 hrshel.
yellow received; white dull-only sales wan 1000
bushels prime Maryland 81 IT. 600 bushels yolou At
'93 cen Oats-6000 bushels new o. Cd offered: prieea
still lower and closed dull; report sales OF zoos
bushels ut 80 cents and 1850 bushels in lots al 80 Oh
Nothing doing in Bye. " ~
MoLAssRs-Ho transactions to notice.
PRovIsIoRs-Are held firm, though not yery aotive
bacon Is IN demand with casks Shoudera A
Rc and jobbng lots 17Ic Sides are held at 20 10 for
large lots and 2oc for jobblng sales. Mess PORK nom
1nal a sSS 90 o bbl Bulk Shoulders 1e@l6ko: sides
ls@lsAoi Lard 2o@2ohc for City. 22o for Westorn
f1erces and 23 per ID for Baltimore refined In kegs
nominally unchanged for all descriptions -
suaAR-Yesterday, but not before reported, 81 hhdp
Cuba ut 1Ao; to-day 40 hhds at 100; 16 do Porto
Rico at &c. Market closed Arm. >
ToBAcoo-Sales for the week embrace 760 hhds Ohio
leaf OF all grades and at prices favoripg buyers Mary.
land continued inactive.
wHIsKEY-we quote Country lots 50 22@2 a. and
Western and City at 25@2 26 per gallon no Gales to-
day
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Financinl nnd Commcrcinl.
LONDON MONEY MAKE

LoNDoN August IL, L, NJ Money is much easier
ON the stock Exchange The Bank OF England rate
OF dkcount viii undoubtedly bc reduced from 10 to
s6. United states 6-20 tomas are selling at &c I,
lnr ois Central Railroad bonds are quoted ut 10
Lire Railroad bonds are quoted at 49,.
LoApON, August 10, ROon--ConsOls are quoted at
SSi for money.
Unit d States 8 20s are quoted at 6sl.
LONDON, August 10, L. I-Tue following are the
Official quotations on the London stock Exchange
at the clcse Of business To-Day Consols Tor money,
ST United States 520s 6S; Illinois Central shares,
20; Fne Railway shares, AZ
PARIS BOCRsE PARIS, August IL The BOurse
is finer. Rentts are quotou at CO..
LIVERPOOL COTTON AND BREApsTUFFS MAR
kErs.- LIVERPOOL, August ia P.M.-ln the Liver
pool cotton market the sale- TO-DAY amounted TO ten
thousand bales The market is stenoY.
LIVERPOOL, August Is II no cotton market IS firm
ana prices rather higher. 1hC sales to day were
1900 bales. Midding Uplands Is quoted at sd.
The bTendstufs market rs prm.
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MEDICAL.
r n e u M ATS wi,
NEURALGIA, GOUT, ASTHMA,
POSITIVELY CURED ATT LASTI
NO CURE, NO PAY.
DIR. FILTERS
Wonderful RHEUMATIC REiEEDY
DIR. FILTERS

For Rheumatism, Neu1Agia Gout, and Asthma istruly
who have tried everything reluctantly purchase ~ end
rapidly to their own surprise get well and the torrble
nveterate cases easily cured prove it to be the
wonderful remedy known IN the civilized world. Re
member USED ihwardly only; contains no mercury col
chicum' minerals, metals anything I'M urious LGely
reduced rom 80 to 81 Fer bottle Warranted to cure
every case or the amount paid positively returned the
only remedy so guaranteed. Prepared by DIR. EITLER,
Graduate Of the University OfPenusylvania now u
our Oldest physicians. Advice gratis. Afflicted invited
to call No. 70 :. FOURTH Street. below Market
ASTOUNDING CURE OF RaEUM ATISM
VIC ost No. 1856 n. Thirteenth street just reco-
Jeals; cured by Or. Filters great Remedy.
MOST REMARE ABLE CURE or RHEUMATISM
Mrs. heeDey, Ridge road above Poplar, suffered over
20 years; now well. DR. Filters Remedy again.
EXTRA ORDINARY CURE or RHEUMATISM
Robert Toole qJO Wilde- street, wants the public
70 know that he suffered iong time; couldn't move.
cured by Dr. Filters Remedy. Perfectly harness
WONDERFUL. CoNRAD +. CLOTHIER,
ehsDooniul doses Of DIR. tisT'5 IL falibe Rheumatic
Remedy. He could not walk.
ASTONIsH ING. ALDERMAN JOS. IL. COMFY,
lord suffered IL years. Cured by bottle
DR. Filters Rheumatic Remedy, ana says 20 ali, get
cbied b. using the Remedy.
MOST WONDERFUL CURE OB NEURALGIA AND
EUM ATISM
Ever known Mr Joseph States. Audnlusla suffered
lie tme ried everS thing. Lurcd oniv by Dr. Fit
ler's Remedy.
ANO1HER CURE. JOSEPH STEVENS, ESQ.
years with rheumatism, has been comDetely cured
by using one bali bottle of Dr. Filters Great Rneu-
WstG TnRF VSd nwsrsy q Depot No %
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
The lsdy having charge of t1e linton League House
susered terribly. Lurec by Or. FILTERS Remedy 81 ws
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-16

Curious OPTICAL DIsCOvERIEs Among the
recent Clscov Ol modern science We read of an
instrument which WI enable any one TO &C the
inside OF his own c'c,; and If 1t could hclO people
to see the inside nl their OWN cads, ana the
quantity OF DTams therein. Nc apprChend thar There
would be less cOnCcit III tho wUr ii. Some English
man has lkewke discovered that seem, or pic
ture, shows to much mOlc udyan age If You view
IL with Your eyes upside Gown, thar man
Of true artistic feeling when &C "U.S TO contemplate
leautltul landscape, will ALWAYS choose to
sand on ms head. rang him. eli by the ieet from
n tire c-branch We cannot judge whether 1t is best
TO turn Your ewes inside out or upside down.
but we know that It Is making good use of them
TO inspect the spendId stock OF
TOWER HALL,
No 6l8 MARKET STREET,
BENNETT & Co,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-08-16

MANY aAvE WONDERED why, ,in thus enlightcaesi
century when every science has advanced to almost
perfection some one aetUatcd by desire to proAOte
the heath and welfare OF his cllow-bengs has not
given 70 the world medicine which will proHe, etii-
cacious in the cure OF those most painful Diseases
viz Dlauh0a. DlseAtery, eic To such 1c would
say that at last remedy has been ioAnd in Dr.
-u1RSDEN'S C4iRNTNIyIJE SlRtP. 1t only
requires trial to prove ts unlimited epeoess Depot
No. dS7 Byoad,rd,. -,,r York. For sIe Jg Johnstoa.
Holloicoy g. Cordrn, UhoieSaie A9eRis No 20 " &sfa
stress Phiiaaetglia, pnd 1U olt drNQQ;sis,