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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-14

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE MoRAvIAN
BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES - Cne
beautiful town OF Bethlehem, Pa, on Wednesday,
the 11th inst, presented very attractive and e2
ing scene the large MOravlan CnHrch OF that
place, which was crowded TO its full capacity,
large platform was erected at the eastern end of
the church for the accommodation of the pupils of
the sch0o', and was filed with such an exhibition
of loneliness and Ia te as ladies can dis olay
Tie exercises throughout were gratifying but,
without desiring to make any inyidious distinction,
the performances OF Miss Georgia Benneson or
Quincy ILL.,, Miss Annie Stein and Miss Kate Sell
fridge, Of Bethlehem, ana Miss Maria S H. Wunder-
hDg Nazareth were OF superior merit The exercises
pDTportIDg TO be a musical entertainment were in
deed perfect musical least.
@If the proficiency ol the pupils in music is fair
specimen their in the other branches
taught in the school, BCtheh9m Boarding School for
Y oung Ladies must lake the first rank among the
educational institutions OF our country.
The pTopramme showed that Ihe exercises were
very LENGTHY, though they d d not fail to keep up
an unfalerinR in crest to the end.
The exercises closed about 10 O'Clock with very
appropriate address Dy IheiRev de SchwenItz,
de vered with his usual teryor and eloqpence and
the large auOience Idipersed. giving vent to their
feelings IN expressions OF the greatest delight.
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THE SCANDAL CASE Yesterday alter
noon the hearing Of the Rev William ID. Siegtried
was Tesun ed before Alderman Ooughery. The de-
iendant, owing q severe iDdspo.itioD, was unable
onued until mex week. Mrs. Elizabeth Bvard, the
proeecutrix, was present, however. and made some
further statements IN modification of what
she bad already sworn TO. G aiming TO have been
under considerable excitement at the previous
examination, sne admits bav ng made sOmo ms
takes In her testimony on that occasion aud the 20
her counsel desired 10 have corrected. She stated
that che lad CARED the belt of 5000 about
her person for ihe past six years, instead OF
three, as at first depOsed to, aud also that
Mr.. SieRfned old not owe her the tull
amount, as she had taen claimed, She like.
wlse confessed to having told certain. Miss Hughes
that Mr. egiried owed her but $500. Her admis-
SION 10 the eec that she had passed four months in
OIL Cty at the very helght o the petroleum fever,
ana that she ha5 for ike period servedas water
girl In drinking saloon, tended to de ra9t SOME
what ON her previous assertion Of injured inno.
cence and caused prrceptble transfer OF 'he SYM
patnies OF the audience present at the hearing from
stated that since she Ara came 10 Ph1'adelpbia she
had once returned 10 Plttsburg in company with
Mr. Siegiried, who Ofe ed her the SUN OF $500 IN
consideration of her giving up house keeping, but
she Germs to have received but S3s OF this money.
In the present state OF the %, 1t is lst wouy
mixed up few days ago, IN the co lrse of our
duty as chroDIclers of passin0 events we gave de
tailed account OF the testimony elicited from the
prosecutnx on the pre- lmin0rv examination. On
that occasion Mr.. SleRfned saw fit to MAINTAIN
ftgtd ence, to such extent in TACT that but
present kneW who ard what he was. If he had at
that time made the statement which We have since
published IN communication over his signature 1t
Is quite likely that he wou have enjoved from the
outset the sympathies OF the entire community We
can only say further that for the honor of the Chris
tian ministry we must heartily hope that Mr. Sic
Tried may be able to clear hls character from the
imputahons that have been cast upon 1t by this
prosecution,
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FUNERAL OBsEQUIEs OF THE LATE JOHN
NJ GRIER.-A special meeting of the Press Club was
held esterday at noon, torthe purpose of adopting
the minute and resolutions published in Yesterday
TELEGRAPH in regard to the death OF Mr. Grler.
There was very large attendance of members, and
much feeling was manifested.
Bret and appropriate addresses, commemorative
of The many virtues OF the deceased, were made by
William II. Fisher, Jr Lewis VAIN S NTH, homas
III. Col man, William Mex can. John ID. Wat
son, h. Martin, Casper Souder L. ID. Thacher, Will
liam # Corblt, and r. W. G Greene,
At four O'Clock the p ess Club q body attended
the funeral at the late residence OF the de.
ceased. The services were conducted by the Rev.
DIR. Beadle, who made feeling and appiOpr ate
address This morning the BODY was taken to
Costesvile for interment, committee of the Press
Club accompanying the family.
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Ho FOR THE MOUNTAINS "A trip to the
White Mountains in sucn weather as this is one OF
the pleasantest things that sweltering world can
dream of The facilities offered by the Camden and
Amboy and connecting railroads are unusual and
complete The pleasure seeker has the choice Of
two direct routes By the one, passengers leave this
city at A. M arriving at Springfield BY the Spring.
over night 81 the well-knOwn Massasolt Hou.e
starting again the next morning at 7.45 A. M, and
reaching the Profile House, White Mountains, at
$50 p. nj on the same day.
The other direct route IS by the Norwich and WOr.
cester Sound line OF steamers, from New YORK.
the boat at New York at M, arriving at the
mountains the next evening at O'Clock.
Tickets for either rou can be obtained, and bag.
gage checked through at No. 1928 Chestnut street.
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The Crosby Opera House Association has tn erefOre
been formed and will issue to it's members 2l0 90
at S5 each numbering from to 2l0 600 inclusive en-
til ING the holder TO receive the
steel Engravlngs afterwards described, free admission
TO the Galleries, and
snARE IN THE AWARD OF PREMIUMS.
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y sS ysg s" aso
cry sellers and buyers options so to $40 25 per
bL Cnt Meats sontnus ~ good demand at II to 1870
ages Bacon is in lcss request Including CumberIand
ut to 14Ac; Short Rib at 15Jsc; Long Ribhoti
10 to l61G; Long ceas l6 to 1ea Short Clear lG4 to
and quiet at l3A lie per h. Lard s In less
demand yet steady sales l070 tierccs bbls a 10 10
2o per 10 Beefi in more request at SIG to $40 SO
sales havo been reported Of 1850 Dbs Beef rules
quiot and nominal Beef Hams continue in moderate
demand at s41 so 10 sia 90 per Dbl: sso l45 bbs But
ter is in limited request So to State and 38 10
46o for Western per Id. Cheese continues inactive is
to 81 per ID.
R1oI-Has been inactive at unchanged prices.
Glover (which s qne heavy) at &c to lilo per rough
ut 50 90 to 81 75 and Timothy at Sc to SO 80 per
sKNs-Have been lightly dealt in at previous prices
soAP-Has been in good domand, and steady incud-
Ing Castillo at &c to Ice; Colgates Pale i2Ac and
Family at 13c per b.
srIoEs-Have been held firmly, but have been nac-
suoAns-Havo been in less request at former quota
ons sales since our LAST 460 hhde, including Cuba,
NC, at from luHc &c; and IT'S boxes Havana at
10 no to 10 per Ib We Gnoie fair to good arocers at
t01c TO ll1sc Kenniug at I0Iso to I0sc per H. Re-
hned sugars continue in good demand Ut 1870 TO 1870
srEARrxE Sales since our last 5000 lbs, Dc 100 to
21i4c per h.. i. .r'. ..r; - "a .,',I'-i,
lALLow.-saes 10000 lbs ut l1,sc to llIso, and
Aa 600 los Grease ike to 1s9ic per ID. 80 - =
hlds Kentucky at b,4t to is shc per h.
WHIfKEY-Has been very dull at S2 2e to,2 27 per
gallon. " - = - -
FhEIoHTs--Hate beeni quiet For Liyerpool, there
were taken by steamer 90 hhds Taow at per ton
and $50 bbls Shoe Pegs at 1s Cd per barrel For Lon
dop by steamer, 1000 bushels Corn at cd per bushels
boxes Bacon by steamer at COS per For Antwerp
100 hhds Tobacco at sos.
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prize OF his lifetime. All through the yeiF fhey
year followinga the COURT OF st. Petersburg were
delighted with The bursting forth Of the wonderful
Our friends In boston; sutoaeeded In obtaining
several OF the seeds, and all through the Summer
and autumn theyrhave Hbeen Undecided In snow,
brought at great expense from the White Noun
ttains and the coast Of Labrador, and they now
have the most nnbounded satisfaction and pleas
ure In announcing that all signs are favorable to;
the OF their fondest hopes, the produo
tion. OF the slower, of snow" The snow and ice
are IN q large glass refrigerator with the ther-
m9mater fortyJfye degrees below zero, and tho
solid bed Of show has already begun to show little
fssqres and q slight bulging Ia the centre, un+
phenomenon. .,,.1ri go 50
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Eaauh-wfs tdsoId rsqyess. }o. .asys SutJtho sSppIS
small city Is super a. So 30: 100 bola
de osa & 1850 bS Do 9heG S1OS ST.
Extra at sI1; and las do western Fno at $spor Dbl
Western and Howard street Family bfsnds are
aHa S,
Mills. tWo revifo our quotations, Us fOllows-
Howhrd.street Su er aud cue Extra is9.25 to SO u.s.
DO chipping E1trs $40 o. to Sill do high grades
Cut Extra as to 50 70; do shipping Extra 10 Of to s
do retailing brands IL to Sll so; do Family ID to
Eorthwestern Super rs to 50 26; do Extra 10 as to
81; City Mills Super 25 to 80 6o do stsndari Extra
DO grades Extra si % Baitnoro Y wsSs snG
greenfield Family SIG Per bbl BYE Flour new 10 to
20 2o: Corn Meal-csy mills 81 2s per bol wv
PRovIsIoNs-Were again in active demand. Wore
port sales OF 100ooo ID Chicago Bulk Shoulders 12No;
90 hhds Bacon Shoulders 4c 60 do in obbng lois ut
ltHc; 90 do Sides, in ots at 17c; 95 fancy HAMS
canyased, at 23ho 20 tcs Western Lard at 12c q ib
Mess Pork is held at $50 q bb The Western markets
continue very firm, and rtocks there small. far below
the usual average Of former this At St
Louis tho stock ia reported to consist OF 5000 bs
and Prime Mess Pork 600 lbs Bulk Meats and Ba
bbls Pork; l.6O0OG0 lbs Bulk shoulders; l50 900 lbs
Sides; 1000 900 Tbs Hams 8D00 tcs Lard. ...'.
SuoAn-Was in good demand to-day, both from the
rhde and for refining with sales or 14O hhds Porto
HI ds rou6a at, l0H 4, 2lo: hbds fchoce Dinierara
private termh; 268 bbls EoRsh Island atl2c net
IS hhds do for refining at 10Ho mos. =: ,-uI liiI
s4tTaIhere Is good j9bbing demand for Liverpool;
Ene Is seady at Marshais and wofthng ton
and as low S285 for brands leas An invoice
OF Ahtone the only lot here Ia held 80 per sack
Tqrks leland lie selling from store In lots Ssc per
wnls4EH Martot qnIet: We quote at "a 9sx to ~
Per gallon With Hmall sales w ~ 49,
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NAYURE'S OWN REMEDIES.
Congress Spring Water. : -. " :; ;..!.. 'S'
Empire Spring Water.
81. Columbian Spring Water.

yet been discovered that equals these
waters as 4 PREVENTIVE. RELIEF AND PERMA.
MENT CURE, for many temporary and chronic dis.
cases. as proved by tho experience of many Thousands
who have drank them for years. with the most beuonoa
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SevonnRh Market,

PAYANNAH, FRIDAY, May 11.--The general ihdispo..
stioh to sell hus crtaed the suppiy 6f bills
that Exchange on all points has appreciated In value
prime Startling selling high no 95 ian advance to
g per cent Tor the week. and checks New York can
row be sod readily oht Of doors at a- " discount
The banks do not now generally check less than
Premium TWO Look for further advance value OF
good exchange as long hs thepesent policy of cotton
nolders prevails. ufiiIWi. N
CorTos-DuriDg the 1rst part Of the week there was
no market whatever but eome few sales the last
day or two been made On average OF soto 8Io for
Mddlthg, tho market exhibiting hardening tendency
Giving S1c for Middns as quotation We defer giving
proes for other grades the lower unsaeabe and
the better scarcely to be found. :.t.G ~
The crop accounts are Btil becoming moro and more
unfayorsbe, which We regret to have to report. -
In Sea Islands there eHists the came depression and
we have heard OF no transactions. - :,
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per son1hr Caroline Rnilroa d
... MAY IL. II Il

2s6 bales Cotton, cars Lumber, 2 care Furniture,
and 5undries. To " W Smith, Webb, Aver & Trumbo,
A Getty Co. Adams, Frost Il Co. H A Mcleod, J B
Sloan, NJ o'Conner. NJ Goldsmith & Bon, Hunt Bros
w Dukes l. Co. Rayenel Co A Crews, d d UIsey
q W CLARK Il 90, J Long, H W Schroeder, L Bunch &
Bon, EbAugh Malpnee,; e Hacker. :. n.L.I
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Passengers.

Per steamer Dictator from Palatka via Jacksonville
ScI Haskell, Col A G Summers Mrs Mayo, Gen W
FramPton Mics Champin Miss NJ King, DR. r Juno,
Miss Perry, Miss June, Purser Cambridge. Par.
ker, w Post. T G Rhett, D G. Fafnum, j Lombard M
Adler. " Holden, W Gilmore Simns, Mrs L Roach
child and sersant, Mrs Gamble and children, Rob-
erson, Mrs jackson, Mrs Bulloch, T O Beckmnn, Geo
Watmnn, King.
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y December %. 1851.
Messrs p. n. DRAKE b COL have been great suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia for three years. and had to
abandon my profession About three months ago
Tried the Plantation Bitters. and to my great Joy
nov nearly well man. have recommended them In
several cases. and, far know, nlwaya with signal
benefit. H am, re- pectfnlly youfs.
~; +, ,Gs+ .,f.gl 20 Rev. j. 8. CATHORN.
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" PHILADELPflr., 10 Month, 1Tth Day, 1862.
RRsPEcTBD FRIRND:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the of thy Plantation Bters. Thou
wilt send mo two bottles more.
~ Thy friend, -'.'. - ASA OURRIN.
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,SINIILIA SINlILlBUs CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS,

~ -, . ...i.t = HUMPHREYS
.r HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
TTAvE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE FxpE
1IyR RIENOE, an entire success: :Simpie-prompt-F1l-
oient and Reliable They the only M, dicnes per-
fectly adapted to popular simple that misahes
cannot ba ma6e In using thom; harmless as to bo
tree from danger and efficient bt always relia-
BILE. They have raised tho highest commenaaton from
all. and will always render satisfaction.
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COLUMBIAN WATER

Is tonic diuretc OF highly beneficial obaraete,
and ie POSITIVE REMEDY tor Diabetes Gravel Calculus
Irritation and Inflammation of the Kidneys and Bladder
and hpP most active eects in restoring
organs when debitated by long disease Fetales who
nave suffered for years from irregulArity tho
tressng diseases known only to their sex have been
entirely cured by the faithful and judicous co
LUMBIAN WATER. 80 =. LIZ. D'i.17.I-7
These waters bottled fresh and pure from each Of
the sbovenamed Springs. In 80 careful and secure
manner that they preserve oil their medicinal value fol
years, and will be found equally efoacious when dranh
thousands Of miles distant whom taken directly
the Spring. 49,. ''''
Bs'oare Of limitations and inferior Hdters the corkp OF
all genuine Congress, Empire and Columbian Waters
are branded Oh the side Of the cork, thus
{ooNaREss WATEn,l r,..r. JEstPrnE WATER
| O. & Z. g. Co. I @. l. e. g. 90,
(CoLunn1AN WATER, !fI''~T -,
y. E 8. 90. ! ...,
Packed safely and securely in boxes suitable for shp
ment to any part Of the world. Congress and Empire
Waters in boxes, containing Dozen Pints or Doze1
Quart Bottles each. Columbian Water In boxes contain
ing 4, or Dozen Hall Plnts. or Dozen Pint Bottle,
eaoh .... ..'-....
Sold by all Druggists, Hotels. Wine Merchants and
nrst-oass Grocers. '....# -. ,...!
Bold only at Wholesale by ~ . - :...
H0ToHKISS SONS, Pr0p'rS., ,..
no. 80 Beekman-street, N. Y.
Hs- Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
March IL ... thstusmo
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Augusta, HInrlket.!t

AUGUSTA, MAY 10--CorroH a-There has boen rather
more uenaua o-uay, prices remaining about tnd samo
quote 259gIsc Tor mtddhnH good mfddlng. Bales
Of good mtddnnB were mad6 today ht $50. u - ~
d9LDiiihere has been but little demand during the
bIoKers are puying at l26 selling at 12T@128!E1
y. EttvEf-buyn8 att1ZU seinnS 90 ia. - ~ ~ =
:: No demand for securities. y; GGqh !pt u III
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s. T.--1860---X.

A few bottles Of PLANTATION BrTTERs
VIII cure Nervous Headache
~ 'h Cold EItremities and Feverish Lips.
t. 4" Sour stomach and Fotid Breath.
Flatulency. and Indigestion.
-" Nervous Affections! 2 IN "..
-, g. ~ Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
, " Pain over the Eyes,
y" Mental Dependency.
o. a. Prostitution; Great Weakness.
- 4" Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences of
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It Ia estimated that seventenths of all adult ailments
proceed from deceased and torpid liver The hillary
secretonB the liver overowng into the stomach pol
the entire ystem and exhibit the above symptoms
After long research able to present the most
rema, kabe for these horrid nightmare diseases
the world has produced Within year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
PLANTATION BITTERs and not an instance Of complaint
has come to our knowedgei #
II is most effectua tonic and agreeable stimulant
suited to all conditions OF life.
The reports that relies upon mineral Tor
Its active properties. wholly fase. For the satis
faction Of the public, and that patients may consult
their physicians. append a st of its cpmponents
years In the treatment Of Fever and Ague. Dyspepsia
weakness, eo 1t was introduced into Europe by the
Countess wife OF the Yiceroy OF Peru In 1640, and
sold by the Jesuits for the enormous price Of
ders and was finally made pnblic by Louis XVI King
Of France. humboldt makes especial reference to it's
ebrifuge qualities during his South American travels.
oAsoAnSLI.A BAnK-For. diarrhpa, colo and diseases
of the stomach and bow els. -'
'DASDELioN-For Inflammation ofthe loinB and Drop
sical affections. =, n , r., .a.7.. ,..u.
OHAMoMIIE FLowERs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromsto, stmulant aud tonic
highly iny1gorating in nervous debility.
WINTBRaREEN-Fort tcrofula, rheumatism, etc.
/ AH1BEAAn aromatic carminstve; creating flesh,
ndnscle and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
L. Also clovebuds, orange carraway, cortander snahe-
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I'd for Uplands, and Xd for Sea Isl,nd New York.
by steahiers 1o for Cotton: And 81 80 q bale for Do:
stc for Cotton, TO Boston, per steamers. sqare I5I
le eompressed Ae BY sailing vessels to all Northern
@i6s load; 70 New. York Sto@t1, Lumber is'in
sooa aemf d 70 West India p0f ss@to T1Oo0 feet
90 bnshels white and 1900 bushels
red % Chsnae; no sales report
ed Corn baahels white and 5000 biishels yellow
offered: market active, bnt at prices vorinc buy
ers, parionlpIy for yellow SnshelS inferior Sold
eents and $500 bushels good 81 80 cents SOC
PRINTS 300 At so eents; IeO0 bushels In
1erior and at IS to 81 cents pei bus6e Oats
s1aS S bushels ~ h asts osaS s9d
aSsEs NSthiss doing; stock worthy Of notice
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8. T.---1880,--X,

Another wonderful ingredient. Of great use smong
the Spanish ladies Of souih America imparting beauty
to the complexion and brliancy to the mind, is yet
known to the Of the world, and we withhold
is name for the present. '-lt
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EMPIRE WATER

! :
Is catharto, and valuable remedy for rheumatism
Derangement of the Liver, Dseases of the Skin and
General Debility Its effects ost salutary In Lung
Diseases. 1t ia an almost SURE for scrofus and
the most aggravated forms OF Dyspepsia, As PnEvxr
TIVE AND CURE for all Bilious Deransements 1t stands
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- tLsiigi-T-Tllv.tF. .l,'I
New York Market.

-. iy,,cI -! Now York market: '
: - tlhM :" '!:.J MONEY MARKET. .'4E
The financial article of the New York Timer Of We'd!
there was inSfeassa fhhess; ddsIs ssood demand
sr d S sos.on s Steamer IN FSssgn to day.
closing !. l9sk per cent The reiiauce1 on account
TO eoyer travelling credits issued to pleasure
addition 70 The regular trade wants Of the market On
light tha week.the Custom House return showing
s., 2s.oll; the complaint is made Of the falling
from the south Tho the demand at the
extreme advance in Sterling for Saturdays mail win
by the China which are expected to be delivered from
Boston In the morning.
on & tho upMsra turn n IN &EsShapse and there was Also
change Is noticeable in the ease and ohe.pness of
money and the rates to the brokers per cent
of Certificates Of Indebtedness falling due in The next
the date OF payment The Impression, however, is that
only few OF the s82CoO. 900 outstanding will be pre-
Secretary Is limited They with small premiu
particularly the long dates-in the open market
- % i'" PRODUCE MARKET. '-.
q NEW YORK, May 8-The receipts Of tho principal
kinds Of Produce since been IS 6s Ashes
484t bbls Flour 10 bbs and 1775 bags Meal $500
bushels Corn 1000 bushes Oats llo bushels Barley ol
Beef and ass bbia Thskey.' :, =
rates. ot'A in'fo A'''Ve ~ S0lo"n'' hrmer
s, 20 Ssan een IN Maa reqnest ana hesvy we
aho a. ioeao 10 "V9 ~ ~ 11Ss1c, Mara
ont%c nnS ~ 6or - NY w s
~ na " ss IacsSt,n, i S o onS1; H. 10 g9io %
sales Of do Ts7s baes The latter inopTina
w. VI g , S'S sue . aSo sIoo inSuGng aeeora9g 70
tnr ~ $40 sr sros ad per GnTsene paisase
steamer South America at ito 1000 per Do ana
ou and pm for the saf bser
s ~ 5 e ~ ,ai soI ne stock s Oh
a sS y. uags 2oto;
N Ssas9 Saes q, g. moaa AsSS Uass; Eagnny y
aaaI haga and ~ otber descrInt9ons SIa3 Snns
NHtle9sS! eFfsff .R.p3, t'''ttoAaS t'''tt
80, ,,'.n,.i StotE of hio.'uCA pi9 u
New Orleans bags 80. ~. IL 900
Mobile, bags .ags 27Oo
baltimore, bags 5OO0
New York. bags . s0 GOT
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' HEALTH RESTORED.
AND SICKNESS PREVENTED BY USING THE oE1B
BRATED a.. .ir....
GRAEFENBERG "i"'''
FAMILY MEDICINES. -
b. - IAN AMONG WHICH ARE '' -
MARssHALL's n A. Fs y. UTERINE CATHOL1CoN,

s.
which viii infaliblyy poaitively, invariably cure all
those torturing perpexpg, and debitating Symphonic
commonly known as FEMALE DISEASE, WEAKNESS
happy so my women between the aRes or 16 and so
foR which the medical profeseon seeks in vain for
Refinement afford no exemption. .'.uiE .'El'7
Read the following: " "" ~.
am graduate Of the regular Medical Colleges. Eight
cen months ago had seven casos OF severe female dis
constant hyserics one had every symptom Of epepte
convulsions consequent upon deranged menstrnaton;
others had whites falling. Irregularities and all the
we're symptoms of continued uterine derapgement
Having my attention called to MARsHALL'S UTERINE
OATHOIICON used IT, and 1t cured every case Thert
has not been single failure nits operation.
O. j. NORTH1NGTON, NJ. D.
on every bottle. Ten
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CONGRESS WATER

1s cathartic, Alternative and tonic and is valuable
remedy for affections Of the Liver and Kidneys, Dys
pepsia Cont Chronic Constipation and Cutsn eous dis
eases is most powerful preventive Of tie Feyers
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