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sweet Opoponax! Sweet Opoponax.-E.
l. SMITH x Co.'S new perfume from Mexico When
Mexico shall fall into the hands Of Uncle Sam keep
ing Sweet Opoponax shall perfume the world Ma
ture could not produce choicer perfume.
E. T. SMITH 4 Co.. New York
I'll Correo states Sweet 0poponax is the finest and
sweetest extract made. A. CROYEAU. III Baltimore
street. my11-fr5t
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From Fort Monroe.

FIT MONROE, June ARRIVED steamer Layacca
sew days from New Orleans, with three hundred
tros of the 10th U. S. Colored Regiment, en- route
forlty Point. to be mustered out of service. The
ste9er Norwich, with the balance of the regiment,
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BEWARE OF THE VIDDERs"-At the time of the
surrender of General Johnston's army there were
seventeen inconsolable widows in the Immediate vi
cinity of Clayton, fifteen miles east of RALEIGH in
the county of Johnston. recent census shows that
sixteen Of the mournful have put off their weeds
donned bridal robes and are safely moored to the
anchors OF their souls The lone one is only wal
ing for the dawn of the first of June to ditto herself
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Fire AT Chicago,

CHAao June "A fire here this morning dam
agedhe Randof building to the amount of So, 600;
insuI-and the Academy of Science was also dam
was N into by locomotive engine and completely
disaed. One fireman was killed and three were
seriSsly injured.
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LETTER HEADINGS,

CHECKS, DRAFTS, &C., &c,
Engraved and printed in the most approved style,
and with despatch. by
DEMPSEY 4 O'TOOLE,
EEGRAyERs,
ap20-trstp cor Charles and Lexinston.
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From Cincinnati

CINclNAT1. June 6.-The new trial granted to
SamueCoyert. for the murder of the Roosa family
comm!ced at Lebanon, Ohio, yesterday.
Capin Mentor, of the celebrated Mentors Band
was Drtaly, wounded by a burglar, who entered
his hose, at Newport, KY, this morning. Mentors
son aerward shot the thief, mortally wounding him
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CHANCE or FRnSr-sinOs Mr. nan.,s ...;-..-.

LOUISVILLE. June 6.-rhe Internal Revenue Col
ctor has seized three hundred barrels of whisky.
r the non-payment of taxes and frauds during the
last month.
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Severe Storm and SWamping of a Boa
: with Fifteen Men.

FORTRESS MONROE June Gin a severe storm q
the coast fifteen people in boat were swamped
the Point to- day. They were workmen going to Il
Rip-Raps, "A boat from the frigate New Hampshi
put off for their relief; also. the Water steam tug
this place. The boat is on Hampton bar, and was
naval supply boat, The house of a Mr.. Hendric1
was also blown down, and considerable other dams
EaA done,
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u. Officers Offering their Services to
Failure of a PhiIadeIpb;a Ra,Lor

Ew YORK. June 7-Oficers who served in the
rent war are numerously applying to Brevet Major
G. Ulman. for positions under him in the volunteer
COS of Garibaldi in Italy
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RORrG OF Trade.

C1aB,stee of Arbitration for June
WM. Woodward.
}. ID. kREMgLBERG, W. III. CRAWFORD,
SAMUEL DUER, JOHN r. SERMULLER
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,.; THE END OF A GYMNAsr.-Franz Joseph Christ was
os ms sPlne while attempting to turn
ne Iel upon his head. and lay senseless, with his
when he expired ~ ' As ~~ ~~
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n;,icha9.
IRcR.

SPLENDID SToCK OF FIRST CLASS GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, just opened this day, together with an
entire assortment Of Diamond. Pearl, Mosaic
and other iswclry. Also solid sterling Silver
Ware. Triple Plated Albata Ware of every descrip
ton. English Table Cutlery, Clocks Opera Glasses
ope:tacles and Eye Glasses to suit all eyes. Those
articles will now be sold at greatly reduced prices
Inc paoe are invited to call and examine our stock
IN! rney VIII md barsfDs. Watches Repaired and
Timed in the most perfect manner. We .Iso r.nu-
iacture Hair Jewelry to order at short notice.
LARMoUR & Co.,
Light street. opposite the
nh5-1strI Fountoi, Mt,
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SERIOUS DISTURBANCE AT YoRKTowN.-We learn
that the military authorities at Old Point received
between whites and blacks, in and around yorktown
was then going on. General Miles and staff EN-.
parked on board the quarantine steamer City Of Al
Beck. ''3''VF" ~N'
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The CATTLE PLAGUE IN FRAScR.-M. Fould pro-
poses to grant to cattle owners in France compensa
ton for the cattle killed in consequence of the rind
erpest to the extent of two-thirds of the value in
the case of deceased animal and three-fourths in
the case of an animal which is proved to have been
healthy at the pee! iaortsH e4a~instiqa.
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SPANISH BARBARITY.-The United States steamer
loaded with coal, shortly after the Commandment
II was taken on board with the intention of paying
the owner when found 1t compressed coal
eight to twelve inches in diameter quantity of it
being put into the furnace one of the firemen han
pened to break open block, end found in it a loaded
six FOUNDER she'll. Other blocks were opened with
similar results, and the fires Immediately ex-
found in the COAL there were bottles IIed with fn
minatng mercury. But for the timely discovery the
boilers OF the Wateree would have been torn out and
her magazine undoubtedly exploded destroying ali
on board On Investigation it was discovered that
the coal had been fixed up when the spaniards were
mere e IN the winter Of 1864 and 1866 and now set
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-, Love LETTERs.-The Indianapolis Herald reports
that number of young men of that city have given
the principal of the Baptist Seminary deal of
trouble by perslstentiy making love- orally and by
other day the principal learned that some of his
pupils had packages of letters from young gentlemen
In the city-tender epistes. Exasperated beyond
endurance he caused the young ladies to stand up
before the entire school, and read the letters in full
with the names of the writers. There was futter-
ing in the school.
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IN DEATH THEY WERE NOT PARTED-Daniel Rob-
inson the editor of the Maine Farmers Almanac
Sed at Hsloye in that State, on the 18th glt, and
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1866.

ap20tns
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XXXEXTH CONGRESS.
BECoIsTR UCmToM REPoRT.

no End TO SpeecI, Making.
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From Louisville

'HILADELPHIA,. june 6.-The failure of promi-
Mt banker of this city is reported The failure ex-
es considerable comment. He said to be short"
gold to q very large amount
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Business Cards,

WINh-SIr Bill UHAKLES AND LIGHT.STS..
(Rear of Light Street Churcbl
my30-3mlStp BAJTTMopp Mn
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JACKSON HOLLAND.
CARPENTER AND BUIInER

je8-2t1stp
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ACCIDENTS 7
IFI INO UNAN CUMPANY,
THE TRAVELLERS
HARTFORD, CONN.

THE OLD PIONEER
ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
THE TRAVELLERS
HARTFORD, CONN.
Net Cash Assets, April s834 ,s7O.as.
lNSURES AGAINST
Accidents from Runaway Horses,
Accidents from Machinery,
Assaults by Burglars and Robbers,
SPrafned Ankles and BrOa en- Limbs
Explosions, Collisions,
burning and Drowning.
ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS.
E3-Policies of any amount, from $500 to $4,000 in
case fatal accident or s. to $50 weekly
month to five years time, at small premiums
OLDEST AND BEST ACCIDENT INSURANCE
COMPANY EXTANr.
,o,>.x.,x. J. G. PATTERSON. President.
RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary
THOMAS c. MCGUIRE,
State Agent.
W. B. L0UNSBURY,
Associate Agent,
No. 6 North Calvert street.
myl6-eolmlstp Baltimore, Nd
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From Havana and Mexico.

President of the Fepian Brotherhoo
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RhiIadeI Dhia Markets.

PHILADELPHIA. June 7.-An departments of trade
are dull. Petroleum quiet: Flour is steady. Wheat
good Red wanted at 275@2SO cts. Corn dull-Yel-
low pl@W cts. Whisky dull at S225@2.a6. Pork
S3I@3l. so for Mess. Lard steady. Gold las.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, June 7..-Whiskey Is. frmer; sales at
S2,@ duty paid, S2.2S In bond. There Is an active
demand Ser Bulk Meats, Gold lG,
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HERoIC-The St. Hyacnthe &C. W. Courier of MAY
28th has the following: "As a train of the Grand
Trunk was passing through this locality during the
night young gentleman, Mr.. Bacband noticed that
have wakened up. He urged the conductor to stop
the tran or at least to sacken it, but met with re-
from the cars. broke his leg, and yet crept to the
burning house, which was that of Mr.. Urgeic Des-
maraIs. merchant. The family were all asleep, as
Mr.. Bachand had supposed. and he reused them in
time to save their lives with exception that of
young lady twenty-five years old, a neice of MI
Desmarais"
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New York Mark etc

New YoRK. June Cotton firm; sales of G0o
naies a. 5ogiO cts. Flour is quiet and l0@I5 cents
@ lTwor o iSr common. Sales 500 bbs State So O5@9
cba"ssi sizb@ bgt IA Western S7o5@95 Southern un
eoi eoinm99 D c6dnecning prime scarce and Advancing
sGt sSles 55,ECO bushels No. l Milwaukee S2J2G2 81
ChIlcago Sr6rding $l70 Corn has advanced cent
Pnr Gl SoQg0 bushels at s29Si e Beef is steady
iEagl2I EEda cents Whisky closed firm at S22653 q.
sugar quiet. Coffee is dull. Molasses dull Naval
S,%res quiet. Freighs droopirg Cotton by steamer
SIG Gold closed at 1i2I5
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO. June Flour is quiet at So 25a11 for
Spring Extras Extras o Wheat dull at 81 1867 for No.
Il ana siO9Gs O9]3 fer No 3 Corn is dull at 5CI@
2 eti for , No and S cts for No z Oats have id
aahcsa e cts closing firm at 32@33 cts for No
anu ZJ4GSl12 cts for No. 3 Provisions are firm High
" ines firm at &2.25 for bonded '7'
Wilmington Markets
%LL&INGToN, June 7-Crude Turpentiue S5a5 IN
,or rgn Tar and $3@3 for yellow dip Spirits Tur-
Si(G7. -; common new 81 Tar 81 55. Cotton steady
at 3le32 cts for middlings
Milwaukee Markets.
MILWAUKIE, jane Flour is firm. Wheat weak
at 5l76% for No. l. Corn weak. Oats firm.
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LIST OF DROyERS.
LIST OF DKOVERS.
The following are the names of drovers. owners or
cOnsignees of the principal droves. and where the

The number Of Cattle receved I since iost rbursdov
amounts to 753 head and comnaras with I 100 haa3
rece;ved The nrevions Wet oS +n ar HedS o1S
during the week and to-day SIS which compares
with 396 head last week
The sales were made to the following parties:
To Washington and Annapolis Butchers. IT'S
To Murphy & Bathgate. Gov. contractors 80
. -
SOS
The market to-day was dull throughout. but there
20 Ett1 ma n.y. ~ ~ o,; oo ~ ~ nr;oa go; i,t Su Tb
dav II continped Snn tn the close With aovn
Vol tendencv fe,v he;no Iaff over nnsoId nort
"f which ara 3es;onad for tha Eastern rarIet. p"i'
The NHnalitv of the offerinas This week ia about
eouai to that of last weeks. "'0> - N'N'
Williams sold
Wm' Leads a., SLSeIe. e'0N -A'N'A0A' ''''i' -''
Samuel Wilhelm sold head of fair Ohio cattIe for
J. lott at s9c 10 head good cattle for Bathgate
& Murphy at 94c; IL head of common to fair Ohio
cattle for A. Trone at SlIaS15c
N BarstabIe Il Co sold head of fair W Va
cattle for +. c. Stewart, at 714619c; 80 fair W. Va
cattle for Ira C. Post at S3s8Sc; II good Ohio cat
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EE.lpnyss=Enraion


Bremen-Brem. ship Johanne Wilhelmine-Si
I5ses candles, &c ieyGr Wilkins: cases mdse H.
w. Gunther z do do. Albert, Brink & Co; 39l
f. l. Branps X Co.; So boxes mdse, order: 10 do do
q. H. Stenbach; 16 do. do A. Way & Co, PhiIadeI-
Spcker & Co. ' W. 1'' wall ios
It. Barts-Sshr Annie Edith-l.S 800 doz pineapples.
~ ~ punches bananas. bbls Lemons. John Martin
Dsme@raTa,Br @ sehr Daylisht-42 hhds sugar. As
tcs 90 z2p Dds do, % punchs. moasses W. H. Perot
- Johns, 7. R.-Schr Peerless-175 bhis sugar.
III bbls do, lS ca;ks molasses, Stirling & Ahrens
Matanzas-Barl Ellen Stevens-535 hhds sugar. 66
boxes do. Spence 4 Reid. '' w
Total value offoreign exports for the week ending
EmPOrts-COasfwise
~, ,Nortok-Str Thos. Kelso-S6 bbls rosin. Derr e.
Thompson 1''in' Dolr
Kirhmond-Str Petersburs-ls cases mdse Frick
q baii; 10 bales leather. Smith & Watkins i9 bales
Head y Co.. 40 hhds do. Schaer 4 KohIcr; i9i Dkgs
oo' 70 hides 200 ekgs suudries. sundry persons.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EUROPEAN CRISIS.

We have the following additional foreign news by
tne steamer Africa, which arrived at Halifax on
Wednesday:
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e. Gively Discussion in. the House.

LEAGUE IELAND NAVY YARD.
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LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS
THE GRAND FENEAN RAID.
TO THE

Dairy COEGnsTgER2 NJ CJJTA.Is.
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DR.. TNJ. KIsNER.
ECLECTIC MEDTCTNEa

NEW TREATMENT q NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE, 8D ST., OENTRE WHEELING, w. VA
nR. X HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES of an intelligent assistant, who
viii attend to the PREPARATION of medi-
BILE him to give more attention to out pa
country. His medicines are all prepared In
MS own once, and all delivered to his pa
tients by himself DR.. X. treats all diseases,
itY Is afnicted. he hasa1arge number OF new
remedies which have proved remarkably
Chronic diseases which heTetofore nave bean an
supposed to be 1ncurable, among which may
be named: Consumption, Scrofula. Dis
Cancers and Skin Diseases, his mode 81
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach Complaints
bronchits and all diseases of the Throat
and Air Passages. Hypertrophy and all 9TH
er diseases Of the Heart, Neuralpia EpfIenSVS
Spinal Affections, and all diseases of the Eer-
yous System, is acknowledged by all who have
tested 1t to be the most certain and succesSfiIi
ever known to the medical profession. DR.. Il,
has been enlinently successful in the treat
MenstruI DISTINCTIONS, Painful MenstrnStion.
heqcrTheal Uterine and 0varton TumoTs,
PTolapsps Uteri and an Nervous diseases to
BE makes specially in the treatment Of
all Chronic Affections of the Genito Urinary
Organs, viz: Catarrh of Bladder and Urethra,
Irritable Bladder, and Non-retention and
DT1bbling Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
GraXsl, Dialects and Difficult Urinating, sy-
phintic Diseases in all their varied fornR
Ghonarrhea, Its complications and seuuellaa
Spermatorrhea and Impotency, and all adec-
Also special attention paid to the tTeafmanf
OF k1stulas, White Swelling, Scrofulons
Sorefs XIar1Sose HtceEs Persons afiicted,
should lose no time to call on or address DIR.
K1SNER. Communications containing fee
medicine cash. For visits in CITY same eSi Is
other Physicians, Once hours, 8 "a. NJ, to ~
M T. NJ. to4 P. NJ, and 8 p. N. tosP. II.
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/ ROUGH AND RKAn

GROSS CARELEssNEss.-An elegantly
dressed lady was passing the Grant
House on Saturday afternoon, at the
time an employee of the house was
proceeding TO wash of the pavement
with the hose. He had left the nozzle
of the hose lying on the sidewalk, and,
as the lady came in line with it, turned
on the water. The stream struck on
one side of her dress saturating it in a
moment completely.
In this connection, it may be proper
to complain of the way id which hose
are managed. Not infre1uently the
carelessness of those using them causes
injury to the clothing and temper OF
ought to be some remedy for this, and,
we are inclined TO think, Judge Good
would find one, if application were
made to him by any one who has suE-
fered, 80
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':LABELIE'' BAPTIST MISSION s, S.
y. 4. &. Farrow, 8. 8. Missionary and
ColpOrteur for West Virginia, under
the patronage OF the American Baptist
Publication Society, aided by other
irlSnds OF the cause, organized a Sab
bath School In ala Bellei' Hall. South
Wheeling, on yesterday tSabbsfhY
morning at 8 O'Clock.
The meeting was called to order NV
appointing Rev. w. r. Maybsrry Chaif-
man and Mr.. Jonathan Rowley Score
tRry.
The school was then organizei bv
the election of Mr.. ]. F. Stewart, SUI
Perintsndent, Deacon Benjamin Hall,
Assistant Superintendent, Mr.. Elijah
Cnswe1, Librarian, and Miss Sarah
Lewis, Treasures.
A number of young ladies and gen,
tlemen volunteered as teachers, and
fifty children were enrolled as scholars
The school adopted the name Of ''I,E
Belle Baptist Mission Sabbath School. >
and starts under the most favorable
auspices.
The Festival on Friday evening, got
ten up by the children for the benefl
of this school, netted between forty anG
flfty dollars, which Is 10 be expended
for library books, of which Mr.. FafrOW
has n iitle assortment.
The school will be held at 9 o'clocI
A. NJ, on each sabbath morning.
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SAD ACCIDENT.-As the Express train
ON the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
passing Littleton, westward bound,
last Friday, little child, whose parents
live at that place, happened to be play
ing on the truck. The engineer saw Il,
but too late to save its life. Although
every effort was made to stop the train
in time, it could not be done, and the
child was crushed to death.
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DIED.-Tho young man Porter who,
with Il serious accident by chisel COM
ing in contact with his neck, died on
Friday night. Porter was young man
Offne nntecedents, had been all through
the war, and had been but short time
married when the lamentabIe accident
we have related brought him to an un-
timely end.
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MErEORIC CoNsoLAT1oN.-The so
cal" of an exchange gives the following
bit OF consolation for those who looked
and looked, but didn't see any meteors:
For the coincidence ofthose who have
been sitting up late o. nights to see
stars, the information Is given that the
isrolites swung around the circle, and
put in an appearance at Greenwich,
England. twill be remembered that
Europe was visited in 1852 with this
phenomena, and America one year
later. lfhistOry repeats itself, we ay
look for our visitation in 1867. Some
ofthe astronomers place the meteoric
periods at thirty-four yeRrs instead OF
thirty-three, which, ii true, gives us
hope for n shower bath of stars twelve
months hence.
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WILSON, DUNLEvY & Co., have an
other small steamer on tile stocks,
destined to ply on one of the small
streams that put into the Ohio. A
grent many of these boats are being
built, and they extend the benefits OF
of the country otherwise almost mac
sCssRSibIa
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A CIRCUNsTANCE.-On Saturday aE-
ternOOn man was seen coming out of
Sprigg House alley and taking down
Main street at a very rapid pace. His
face wore IA very sanguIneOus hue, and
the claret itself flowed from his Hpotato
trap" in torrent. Between the pauses
in blowing forth blood, he was heard
TO exclRim, 1.-The son OF a sea-cook
can't catch mel"
BE had been lighting on tho wharf.
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ALL THE YEAR ARoUND.-"A thing
of beauty is joy forever" The near
est things we know OF to this are flowers
around. We see 1t stated TINT a process
has been discovered by which a 6eauti-
full show Of evergreens may be had all
through the winter. We give it for the
benefit Of our lady readers. IIf Cera-
mum branches, taken from luxurious
shrubs, just before tho winter sets in,
arc cut In slips and immersed in SOAP
winter, they will, after dropping few
days. shed their leaves, put forth fresh
ones ana continue in the finest vigor
all winter. BY placing a number ot
bottles thus filed in flower basket.
with moss to conceal tho bottles, a show
& ofevergreen is secured for the winter,
All the different varieties of the plant
being used, the shapes and colors blend
into beautiful effect. They require nc
fresh water" Try this, ladies, If You
have not already doneso.
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American Life DROPS

For the speedy cure of
ID i p n HI n H TIA,
Coughs, Colds, HoarseneSs, Sore Throat, Bror-
chitis, Rheumatism, and all kindred
complaints, F-'f
EOR FIVE YEARS BIAS THIS ARTICLE
returned from every Quarter. lbyf tl,e con-
sumers OF the half milton bottles that nave
been sold within that time, ia, that
I''XT ALR4RB CURES"
Read the following, which is only a speci-
men OF the many letters We are daily receiV-
ing: t 9 si1i'E
.i"ORRTN SKINNER q Co.-SIRS :-NotWlth-
Standing my general prejudice against pro-
prtetary Tor patiently medicines, was induced
70 buy two bottles Of the American Life
Drops, through the high mmendation Of
them by friend, as always CURING DIptheria
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat; Br0ncIiltis &c.
MY son, sixteen years of age, was taken sud-
oenly III Win Dlptherta, and could scarcely
speak or swallow, his breathing was 50 bad.
We were much alarmed, but decided to try
Lhe Lie Drops before calling q physician, By
using the Drops according 70 direction, he
KheumatEsIn have one OF the bottles. he
says the Lie drops gave immediate relief,
and are the best medicine he ever used. al
Iq24nlly neaT HIN, suffering nom Colds and
.ulcerated Sore Throat, used some OF his, and
wefe Snred in . short time. Since then I let
my brother, q physician have q part mime
and with which he cured q bad case of Dip:
tpeEiia,z &c g constrained TO acknowledge
Truly yours, Alb. ELDER.n
the Life Drops are carefully prepared by
1EiH lgla oRR1N SKINNER & co.,
s6le PToprietoEs, Springfield, Mass,
AND soldlhy all Druggists. :. "a
Pepas Barnes Goa New. York. Fuller,
Finch, 4 Cos, Chicago, General Agents.
Z Z al d
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In our walks, Saturday, we noticed
that the new dwelling, ON the Island, or
Henry Morgan, Esq, is rapidly APP
proaching completion. The roof has
been put on, and the inside is ready for
the PlRstcrers. The house has been
built with view to partial escape from
the floods which have heretofore COW
cred the Island, the first floor being
some Distance above high water mark.