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DIED.
ABRAM.-On the morning of the 10th instant
mARGAkET ABkAM, WIDOW Of the late David
AbIam aged % years.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
quested TO attend the funeral, from the residence
OF her son'in-law. John I. Siner No 1898 Lawrence
street on Saturday the 10th instant, At o'clock
ARNOLD-On the 18th instant, after lingering
lines which she bore with Christian forttude
MARY wiie OF William Arnold, aged SO years.
ne relatives and friends OF the tamlly respect
iully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of her husband, No. 1929 Marshall street.
above Columbia avenue, on Saturday afternoon at
BRADFORD.- On the 18th instant, Mr.. PARKER
II. BRADFORD, aped AZ years
Ihe relatives and friends, hea Lodge, No 2g5,
A, Y. Nj. Columbia Mark Lodge No 81, a, Y. M;
FIedonia Encampment, No. 80, l. o. of o. II.
Fourth Of July Lodge No. IA /. o. ofO. F.; and
Union League of Third Ward are lespectinilv IN
yiteo TO attend his funeral from his late residence,
No s2I Swanson street on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock 10 proceed to Sixth Street Union Vault.
CAPEHART-On the evening OF the 14th instant
SARAH wife OF Henry Capehart, IN the 6lst year Of
lie relatives and friends of the family also De-
borih Franklin Council No 2, U. d. of A.; Ohve
Encampment No. 2, 1. .. OF p; and Wreath Of
spectuIly invited to attend her funeral, from her
husbands residence, Norris street, above Belgrade
on Sunday afternoon at o G Ock
COURTNEY. - On the 18th Instant JAMES
Courtney, in the Goth wear OF his age.
he relatives and friends OF the anily are respect
bne from MS
residence, n. W. corner OF Sixteenth and Pine
streets on SUNDAY afternoon at 125 O'Clock, thoIt
further notice. Funeral service at st. Patrick's
Church. lntefment at Cathedral Cemetery. 80
MCFADDEN - On the 18th instant, MARY,
daughter OF John nnu Mary McFadden, aged years.
9 months and 27 days.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her parents, Oxford road, above Frankfort
on Sunday MOI ming at 10 O'Clock, To proceed to the
Cathedral Cemetery.
RIsTINE.-On the 18th instant, CATHARINE,
wife OF Frederick Rg tine, aged 50 years
Ihe reatives and fnenus are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from iho residence OF her hus-
band, Frankford road, above the Reading Railroad,
on sunday afternoon a. O'Clock. 10 proceed to
Qua Fellows Cemetery.
STEINBRECHER.-Ou the 10th instant at Q
/ O'Clock, CHARLES S STEINBRECHER al Ler short
/ illness, in the 40t year OF his age
May he rest IN peace,
The relatives ana friends OF the family, aud the
/ TaNOr Hose Company, respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, No 247
| Arch street beow Third on sunday afternoon at
O'Clock 70 proceed to the Odu Fellows Cemetery.
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AssAULTING AN OFFICER A man
named james O'COnner was arrested at second and
Calowhi streets, last evening" for ass NJ ting Officer
MYERS Myers had warrant for Corners arrest on
some charge, and was endeivorng to serve IT, when
the attack made. derman Toland held him TO
bail in $1,000
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ARCH STREET IHEATRE.-MIs IhaYer, an actress
whose reputation places her amongst the very best
Of our actresses, and who, as as woman has the re.
spect of the community, will have benefit tonight
The bil will be most attractive. Little Pickle" by
Miss Jefferson. PocdhOnidS, with Mr.. Baker whom
we baye not seen Tor manv months, the last time
he appeared being as "Shaun," inlArrdh'na-Pogue,
performance that cannot easily be forgotten. Mrs.
1bayer, we trust, will have a substantial benefit
On Saturday MIR. Frank Dire VS. great testimonial
benefit On MONDAY the ma0n fcont Lucy RushtOn
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A FOUNDLING.-About0 o o'clock last even
ing male child, about weeks old, was found at
Broad ami Cuthbert streets. Ihe wait OF humanity
was taken TO the Almsbousp
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MEETING.-The stockholders Of the Phila-
d lphia and Southern Steamship Company held q
meeting this morning, for the purpose of eectin {
one director. MIR, Henry WinsOr was Unanimously
olf cited.
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The United States Steamer '.De soto.O

EAsrPoRT, Maine, May ls.-The United States
steamer De Soto, Acting Admiral Boggs, left here
Yesterday for New YORK.
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No Els MARKET STREE

r. HosKINs & Co.-Ths enterprising firm have
opened IN their new quarters IN Arch street, above
Ninth. They intend to keep constantly on hand
very large and foil assortment of fancy goods They
have also introduced INTO their busines a specially of
stamplngin cOlors gratis. Everything the inc of
stationery and fancy goods can be procured at No.
9l3 Arch street "MonOgrams engraved at the short
est notice" as the aovertis mens occasionally say;
but II is perhaps proper to say that these monogTams
are real specimens of art and not the usual all cap
tdHdum appeal to the ignorance or perhaps stupidity
OF the people, The new establishment Is a convent
the public.
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A SPECIFIC FOR THROAT DIsEAsB.-"My com.
munication with the wOr is very much enlarged by
the Lozenge which now carry always in my pocket;
that trouble in my throat (for which the Troches
a specifcI having made me oren a mere whis.
peier. n. p. WILLIS "
For Couch, Cold an Irritation or Soreness Of
the throat, ''Bryon'S bronchial Trochss will often
give Instant reliet
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NHw CHEsNUT STREET IHEATRE.-Mr. Adams
appears this evening as Rover" IN W,ld outs. one
OF the characters in which his fine animal spirits
perfectly dehRhtiul. Wild oats is one of the most
charming of all the comedes II will recIte
"Sheridan's Ride" Then the most refined and beautl-
Mr. Adams plays the pant of "Sir Bernard Har-
leigh" the hero, to perfection The piece is dra-
mat1zed from Warren's DIARY OF a Physician" t1e
story entIled the n0arnnn.,s nri len
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

BOLD ROBBFRY.-A day or two since a
bold robbery took place al the residence OF DIavOr
Budd, in Camden, by some adrOt thief who sue
ceeoed IN securing about two hundred dollars IN
cash. The mOnev was taken from bureau aver
One person has been arrested suspicion OF ma ing
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BURGLARIoUs.-Two colored men, named
Hacket and Jordan, were arrested this week iu
PhIlsde phIa and brought TO Camoen, ON a charge
OF having been gaged in the commission of px en-
sive Tolberles. They were committed to answer by
Justice James Nj CnSSadv
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO FRANK DREw.-
The friends of Mr. Franz Drew have rendered him 4
complimentary benefit, previous to hil gOing to
Europe which VIII occur tomOlTOy evening He
is one OF our most popu ar and talented comedians,
and deserves a crowded house lie has IL in con-
temptation to make an extended prOtessIO Onal tour
in Europe, and will perhaps, be absent for two
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WALNUT STREET THEATRE -Richeiieu will be
given at this theatre this evening with most adm.
rable cast Mr.. Charles Barron playing DE Mau.
prat Baradas" by Mr.. j. Q. Taylor; "Ric leleu''
by Mr.. BOoth-a magnificent performance. Tne
costumes are all new and correct.
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Lucy RUsHToN.-This fine comedienne COM
mences at the Arch Street Theatre on Monday
evening. She is said to be one of the most beautiful
women on the stage, and of extraordinary talent
This is her first engagement in this city, but ner
fame has preceded her
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DEBT OF CAMDEN CoUNTY.-Randal .
Morgan, Esq, County collector, according to h 5
statement just Submitted to the Board OF Chosen
FTeeho'ders Piyes the entire indebtedness OF the
county OF Came en- to be S333, 400 %
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THE CAROLINA 1wINs.-These wonderful curiosi-
ties, similar IN some respects to the 5amese Twins,
sre still on exhibition at the Assembly Building,
and are attracting the attention of sIU6nS OF the
city. AS Ht8aS HaturGs they are worthy Of IN
speCtiOn,
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NINE ABEL-This dstingu shed and well-'lnOwn
Gaertner's matinee. Mime Abel is piraiste OF the
highest order. Her touch is at once delicate and
powerful, and her execution most brilliant The
imp ession she made on the artistic world wasa per-
iect revelation of great artist and We trust we
shall soon have an opportunity OF hearing her
amin
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PROGREssING.-Th Courts are progress
ing with The criminal business; but there i, such
large amount to DISPOSE of that it will most likely
take two Weeks vet to Get through with II.
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WATRRFoRD.-A new Presbyterian church
has cen ordered bv the West jersey PresbyIery to
be organized IN Waterford, Camden county,
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The GERNtAN1A ORCHESTRA will give their usual
public rehearsal tomorrow afternoon with the to-
loving programme:-
Overture Zanetfd. Auber
Inc Two GunadleTs," sonR..,,....h. ochumann
VOrstaedler Waltz. Lanner
ADdante con moto from Fifth Snfonie. Beethoven
Ouverture Catharina COrnarO. ..,.....,.., ,Lachner
SeXteto from Don Gi0UnpRt ..........,..... Mozart
IerzPtt ana Finale, from LUCrezd BOTgid. DOntzetu
The rehearsal for this will close on the 26th
instant
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FROM HEAD CENTRE STEPHENs-TO A FRIEND;
"My dear -; have safely arrived in this land
OF freedom nnd am zeaOusy stu vinO al its nstitu.
lions as mend 10 use them for patterns by which
to cut out those of the IRISH Republic when | can
get the necessary ma er1as. tatteT myself that the
title OF Head Centre is not inappropriate to me,
since have 1t in the centre Of my head and of my
heart, too to make Ireland the greatest free,
and most easy country in the world When have
once put matters proper sta,o hope to see volun.
teers tlockng ike customers to Tower Hail."
WEHAvE-
Al-t0oo Fancy Cashmere Pants as lot0 as. "a 90
VtSts .., 250
Black Pants .,.. 500
" Cloth Pests 80, 100
Fancy Cashmere Suits, to match. ..... IA 90
DUCK ,ttfS. - ~ w
advancing from these rates 1Oe haze goods Of dH
grades up 10 the yery finest fabrCs at prices reduced
m proportioR-Aen'S, Youths, and Boys. THoU-
SANDS HAVE FOUND WITHIN THE PAST FEW WEEKS
THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY SELLING GOOD, SERVICE
ABLE GOODS AT THE PRICES NAMED
BENNETT & Co,
Tower HALL,
Ng1sf
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MARRIEn

GEISZ-STEINME1z. z.-On the 18th instant, ct 81,
Peters Church Fifth and Girard avenue. by the
Rev Father BespaIne, Mr.. HENRY GEISZ to Miss
LIZZIE 81 EMMETT, both Of this city.
RKBRIDE-BUTLER.-In New York, on tho
17th instant, by the Rev George L. PrentIss,
THOMAS s. KlRKBRIDE, M. d to ELIZA OG.
DEN, daughter Of the late Benjamin f. Butler.
LkWIS-SOUDER.-On the 18th instant by the
Rev. j. n Kennard, Mr. HARVEY LEWIS TO Miss
M. LOUISA SOUDER, both of this city.
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MAD DOGs.-SeVeral mad dogs have re-
Gently made their appearance in Glouce,ter county
At Mullica Hill and Harnsouvlle several have been
shot and the people are much excl ed in cOnse
auence OF their appearance in The negn nborhood.
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NEW DRESS MAKING ESTABLISHMENT Ladies
can have their Dresses SulUs, Coats ana Ba'qmnes
handsomely made, at the shortest nonce-in twelve
! hours il Hecessary-at the Dressmaking Establish
| u cit Of j w. PROCTOR & Co.,
| No. 920 Cuesnut street
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EXPOSURE to the elements at this season OF the
wear Is sure to bring Colds Coughs, and kindred
diseases. lhe' can all be cured by usinp Hasheesh
Candy, the great Oriental Remedy. For sale by all
Drugg sts
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SLIGHT FIRE.-This morning, about one
O'clocE wooden stable situated at Cad Vaht Ter and
Master streets was, It IS thought set on FIRE. Tho
timely application OF few buckets of water eXtin-
gmshed the flames before any material damage mad
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REDUCED PRICES. - Photographs executed in
every variety OF stYletn superior manner at b F.
Re mers Gallery, No GA Arch street. rare chance
-tinenctnTes at mOderatn nrIcns
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MYSTIC GLEE CLUB.-An association
styled the Mysic Glee Cub has recently oeen
ORGANIZED IN Ihs CITY, its object eiug musical. At
meeting he few evenings ago the following
Cffcers were UNANIMOUSLY eected - Pres dent
Horace j Suber; Secretary theodore j. Shusier;
Treasurer, Charles FELTON,.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICEs.-ReV. DIR. CroWell,
by quest, vii repeat his closing sermon upon the
parable OF the "Ten Virgins" at ms churc D, IN
Broad street, below Chesnut on sabbath afternoon.
The sermon Is highly spokep Of among the religious
circles of the city, and doubtless win attract large
crowd
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THREE GENERAL AGENTS WANTED TO
L act in important locations for the New YORK Acct.
dental Insurance Company Active OF good address
apply 10 FRANK o: ALLEN Branch ONCE, No. 4lN
CHEsNUT Street Apply soon 22
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A Commemorative are informed that in
our VI Csteroay's report of the prOce ,dn!s of the
Union State Central tOmmttee injustice vas done
TO Messrs hammersv and Benedict The Chair
man OF the COnmltlee assures us these gentlemen
were not elected, but appoin ed Secretaies by mm
on account Of their experience and qualifications,
and without their sohcitat
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GROVER s. BAKERS Highest Premium Elastic
Stitch and Lock-Su ch Sewing Machines. No. 730
Dhpsnut sTpal
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ANNA Cora MowATT RIroHIl
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q L A D n E w S

q L A d n E w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases for the SPEEDY and PEsMA
MINT CUbE OF ell diseases arising IRON excesses
YOUTHFUL lNDlSCRE lion
Emissions, Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility, I'm
No CHANGE OF DIET IS NECESSARY.
They used without delec ion ana never fail to
eject Cure, if used according to instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar per Box, Six Boxes for Five Dol
lars; also. Large Boxes cQutainiug -Four small,
erce Three Dollars.
ordinary OF Seminal Weakness, though benefit is
derived from using q single box
In I hrOnIc Cases. and particularly when Impotence
or Genital Debility with Nervous Prostration has
affected the system.
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommend the Eflcacous, Rejuyenating
and InYigOrating Remedy in the word
A.Packsge Pice Five Dollars, will last month, ano
Is genera v sufficient
In extreme cases of Debility and Impotence,
BALLS EXTERNAL REM EDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient for month be used
TO good advantage
II gives Strength to the Organs and with the Pills
will restore them to their normal condition. ~
A Pamphlet 100 pages, on the ERRORS OF YOUTH,
designed Lecture and eau ion TO Young Men, sent
tree Ten Gents required to pay postage
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Of your Druggist take other, but send the money
direct 10
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician,
NO $40 BROADWAY New York
And You will receive them by return OF mail post paid
For sale by DYOTT Co., No. 2s2 N. SECOND
street. ems
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WAR DEPARTMENT SURGEON-G ENE
w RAILS OFFICE,

VXTAR DEPARTMENT., sURGEON-GENE
w RAILS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. c., August 10, 1866
An Army Medical Board, TO consist or Brevet
Colonel j. B. Brown, Surgeon, U. 5. A President; (;
BIevet Lieutenant. Colonel H. II. Wirtz, Surgeon, u
S. A; Brevet lleutenant- Colonel Anthony He9er
surgeon, y. s. A; and BEevet Major Warren Web;
ster, Assistant Surgeon, u. s. A., Recorder, will
meet in New York city on the 2Oth Of September,
next, for the examination OF candidates tor adms-
SION into the Medical staff OF the United States
Army.
physically sound
Applications for an invitation TO appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon.
General, United States Army, and must state the
full name residence, and date and place OF birth OF
the candidate. Testimonials as 70 character and
qualifications must be furnished. IL the applicant
has been in the Medical Service OF the Army during
thewar the fact should be stated, together with his
former rank and time and place OF service, add tes
timOnials from the officers with whom he has served
No allowance is made for the expenses Of persons
undergoing the examInat6N. s IL is an inuispensa-
bic prerequisite to appointment. .
There at present sixty vacancies in the Medical
staff forty-six of which are original being created
by the Act of Congress approved July 2S, 1865
JOSEPH X. BARNES.
SIl SmW2N 6urgeon@G General, U, h, A.
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QUARTERMASTER- ENERAL's OFFICE, J
First DVlsion)
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 10, 1866
BY order of the Quarterma ster Ge neral there will
be sold on the premises at pubnc auction under the
on FRIDAY, August "a, 1856, commencing at 10
O'Clock A. M. the following described lot OF Quar-
teImaster's stores W.T.
5000 feet Hickory, Ash and Counter Scales (Fair.
Oak Plank, bauks'6
1000 leet one and two.i Portable FORCES,
Gum Hose, 4 smiths Bellows,
1s tons Railroad Iron, 10 Anvils,
1912 lbs cas-. IRON RaIoad l Tire Bender,
Chairs, Tire Drli,
8 Wand Cars, l Hand Dnll,
Warehouse Trucks, l Tanning Mill.
Wagons (twohorse) 75 Gum Buckets
Hay Scale Ealr. Work.hour Bell
sPia1form Scales Fair. Medicines Bittcrs, etc.
ALSO,
Office Desks, Planes,
Tables, Crlue Pots.
Chars, saw sets,
WaIdrobes, Hand-oaws,
Stationery Cases, Cross-cut Saws,
Iron Beadsteads, Iron Squares,
Cooking and Heating Fry ing Squares,
Cooking Utensils, Callpers,
Bar and Scrap-Iron, Compasses,
spoEes, Nlallets.
wagon wagon Wheels, scTeSdiivor., sTssTii
HaIters. SpOkeshsVes,
Cold Chisels, Splitting Guages.
Lles, Round and Straight
FarIIer KNIVES, Cutting Plyers,
Stocks and Dies, Claw Claw and Edge Tools,
Heading Tools, Prcking Wheels,
Travellers, Paint Brushes,
Vices, PANT Cans,
" Tenches, Paint Muller,
Adzes, Paint Stone,
Augers, Paint Mil,
Braces and Bits, Pants,
Wood Clamps, ColoIs,
lemon Cutters, Venetian Red
Gouges, GrlndstonPs and Frames,
Hatchets, Soldering Irons,
Drawing Knives Lumber Rule,
| Spirits Levels, WheelbaTrows, &C., &c.
Tape Lines,
Together with many other articles not above emu
merated.
Purchasers must remove their stores within five
(b) days from date Of sale.
| IeTms-Cash, in Government funds
A boat for ClesbOro will leave Sixth street wharf
| every hour during the day Of sale. -
| JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier-General u s. A. in charge
| S1310t First Division, Q. NJ. q. o.
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GALE OF UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
- Road PROPER Y.
OFFICE OF ASST. @. M. U. S. MIL. R.R
NO. 25J G. street.


OFFICE OF Asst. Q. NJ. U. S. MIL. r. r.
NO. 25J street,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Augusta, 1866 }
Va, on THURSDAY, August 20, tho ba,ance OF
United states Military Railroad Property remaining
on hand at that place, consisting in part as fol-
lows;-
Two second.c' ass scrviceable Locomotive Eng ,,as
Norris & Son, buioeTs; gauge, 4 feet 81 inches.
One Ten0er Truck, two small iruck Cars
One hundred pairs secondhand Car Wheels
axles.
Seventy tons at" Railroad Iron (45 lbs. to the
yard nearly l ew; fifteen Stoves; two ifeen-tOn
Hydraulic Jacks, and ten tons unserviceabe Rail
road Iron.
(25) twenty-five tons Wrought and Cast Scrap
Iron seconu-hnnd Railroad spikes, Chairs Rubber
Loops, Broad Axes Mauls, Platform and Counter
Scales, Lanterns, Oars Desks, Tables, and va
nety OF other articles also,
Nine Frame Buildings
sales to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at the
Military Railroad Wharf, where the Locomotives
Railroad Iron and Car " heels stored. lhe
balance of the articles will be so at the Raj rOad
supply store near the Orange and Alexandra
Depor.
Will be cod at PItisburg, Pa, OF eleven O'Clock
A. M on lUEcDAI 1. August 28,
Eleven new Box Cars, five feet guage; Pennock &
Co., KeDnett Square, Chester county, Penna.,
builGers.
Terms-Cash, In Government funds.
Any further information relative to the properly
vii he furnished on application at this office
Il. }. CHILLY,
s79w Bvt. Major and A. Q. M., u S. Army.
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MEDICAL.
VOX POPU LII.
WRIGHT'S TAR SYRUP.
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. T71 South THIRD Street

PRINCIPAL DEFO1,
No. T71 South THIRD Street
Price, SlOO per Bottle; $500 for halt-adozen.
The undersigned citizens take pleasure In cheerful
ending the use of Wrights Tar ST. TO-
inflammation and restriction air vessels in the lungs
VS Charles y' %ion nOE FOrns, SS e fsS s;s @ ofCc
Charles q, Grafen, SuHSay Mercury office.
William f. Corbit, Associnted Press
sSph MfR Fh n and SssS5 sTs SHFm and Police
Randolph, Front Ia and it,S , om5ard NIB streets:
John woOdside No 1891 Franklin street.
RS S MsTSa, 10 s2S fSSR!n iSUi u'Ss sSeet sH'0"
Geblof No 73l s.. second street
Z. y hSWysEd NO ~ j R0Ck street .,,.o,
L. Rates No. sos Arch street
Mary TS Caidwei sSi No. 1852 sansom sSEnG street %
GhC%es .4,Sv 10 So 70 N EOT5th :tSSst Sav
George Wilson No b 2Ss Race stree!
hasset no. HHS@ SsSSaf stTss street
S. seymour Rose, Busileton.
Char ts Rogers, No. 92l South street.
RI We ling on, second &c % and Quarry stree
William Barns, No SIS South Front street
oSn s. oPs5s Ps5@ 6 @GSG s M North Second
Mrs. S. R ChOate. Newark, Del.
B,. William B; Wr,Qht.-
sYKUP tof which we have already soj considerable
uualtitIesl as most excellent and EN- acons remedy
submitted 10 the public. 40 "a gratifying suffering
humanity we vii Cheeru ly recommend your prepara
ton to al afflicted with diseases which designed to
DILKS d son, Dtugglsts
n, f. corner Pine and Sixth streets,
For sale also at ~ -
DYOTT a. co -
A nd all principal Druggists and Dealers.
The subscriber would beg leave iurtheI to say thG
he prepared fiji orders aLd forward tie syrup
any part OF che country Persons desiring other inior
mat ion by I9sil will inclose postage amp
will be returned the exigences OF business
will admit Address - . -
WILLIAM B. WRIGHT,
$40 No. I'll +. THIRD Street, Philadelphia Pa.