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VALUABLE INVENTION
TURKEY DECOY!

-rCaveat He'd 'ed. Pstentedby the undersigned,
Macon, Miss, ls6Tl
THE Turkey Decoy IS made OF a lin tube.
/ about l2incbe long, IL in diameter, with
a spiral urtl inside; sfso, an apparatus made
of slit horn ana sip paper fitted in a box on
the end OF the tube to change the voice of the
operator A man eau gobble, y@lp, coOte,
cfuok, drum OF strut, or make any noise made
either by a turkey gOOnler or hen. Can use the
Deccy any time through tie day or year suc-
ces fully. The Decoy will last a number OF
years Any person can use them with q little
practice. Full Instructions printed on each De.
COY. Any sportsman or hu ter can pay for his
Decoy IN one day by Ahoying turkeys. The
Dscoy is nicely gilde1, painted and ntted up,
and will be cent by mail or express. prepaid,
TO any part OF tie United States upon the re-
ceipt OF rive Dollars, Every hunter should
send and get one.
Agents WANTEn-Patept Rights will be sold
for state OF County on reasonable terms. Any
reference that may. be asked for cheerfany
giVsE, and parties whD have doubts in regard
TO the DeeOy win please, before purchasing,
correspond with any officer or citizen OF tue
town or county. Those who wish to act as
Agents will please remit Five Dollars, Tor sam
sple, and statement Of their salary.
Address the sole maaufseflre
r.. ". SHIELDS.
apps 1t Macon 2. o., Eoxubee Co, Miss.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts
NOTICE.

NOIICEs
THE ST SAMER COMMERCIAL Will receipt
l for Freight and ticket Passengers through
nom Memphis 10 Little Rock, until further no
tice, at the f~oIowing rates. viz: Pound freight,
a. sixty Cents per hundred pounds: PaSSen-
gers, at Seventeen Dollars.
Two trains per week viii be run nom De-
wallis Blur to Little Rock ton Wednesdays
and Saturuaysl 10 connect with he steame
Commercial. Passengers and shippers can rely
upon this ar angement. JNO. Z. DAVIS,
Captain Steamboat Commercial.
I.EVY & MILLER, agents,
No. 81 Madison street.
MemphiS Aprfl u 1877. auo5 n
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GUBURBAN PROPERTY -
OTRIG1 TRACT-0n Thursday Morning next,
at II O'Clock, on the premises, We will sell, al
auction, 70 the highest bidder, Two Lots Of i've
Acres eaen. estuatad on the northeast corner OF
iriHg and Latuzm avenue, two and One-fOu tn
miles nom Coust Square. This Is beautiful
property. surrounded with nne residences, and
wlthiB = short distance or the Homestead %
the late John TriEy Persons who would have
q suburban res deuce, or whO want q market
gfrden within easy distance OF city, OF who
desire 70 make a paying Investment, Will do
well u attend this sale. Conveyance viii
leave orr ofdee al fifteen minutes befsns 10
o'clock on the day Of sale TO take all who wish
70 attend.
MoNsARRAT : MONTGOMERY,
auDe af s- "
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NOTICE

THE undersigned being appointed by the
l HonoTabls Chsncery Court OF he City Of
tRe drm Of Al thrisfai Memphis. Tam.
do hereby norify al persons indebted 20 the
said AZ. Christal to call at the Citizens Union
Baok. No. - Madison street, and pay the same
TO me and no CHER.
THOMAS HARRIET.
app sd Receiver.
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aplO I'm MANUF4oTURED AT N. Y.
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"OUR Pope May he be as infalliele
as the laW has made him powerful!
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-18
FOURTH EDITION
FROM WASHINGTON THIS ?. n.

ESPECIAL TBLBdRAMs TO EVENING TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON. Nov. IS.
Admiral Farragu Arrival at Lis-
bon-RepOIt ON English On-clads,
EtO. Etc.
The NAVY Department received this MOI ming
a long letter from Admiral Farragut, dated on
board the flagship Franklin off Lisbon, Portu-
gal, Oct ober 20, in which he gives an account of
his visit 70 the dock-yards OF Keyhsm and De-
vonpOrt, England, where he was received by the
military and naval authorities with m markei atten-
tion and courtesy. He went on board the Agip-
court an armor- plated ship o 662l tons aud the
Pm ce Albert, four turTrted vessel on Captain
Coles principle, Of nearly 266O tons, armed with
one Gun in each turret, nneinch, twelve.'on
rfed gun. The Apncourt is being changed
from i've masts to three the former having been
reported against by the Commanding Admiral
of the Channel fleet The shortness OF his stay
proiered hospitalities.
He lett Plymouth on the oath. and arrived st
Lisbon on the 2sth OF OcIob'r, where he found
the Canandaigua, Ticonder0ga and Gunrd
steamship. The Ticonderosa sailed on the 29th,
for the coast of Italy.
A Sensation Ruined.
Two companies of the 18th Infantry have been
ordered by General Grant to garrison the forte
In the vicinity OF Alexandria, Va. and relieve
an artillery company stationed there which haa
been ordered to the practice school OF artillery
at Fortress Monroe. In these exciting times
this change caused report this morning that
disturbances mad broken out in Virginia and that
the l2;h Infantry had been ordered there imme
diately at the request of General Schoheld, all
OF which was without foundation.
Miscellaneous.
The House Committee are in full session to.
day, on the subject of their report in the inn
peachment case. There Is no prospect OF
another trial of John II. surratt. It may DOS
slbly take place in January or February next.
II is ascertained that Jefferson Davis will be
tried on the indictment now pending.
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LEGAL INTBLL1aENCR.


COURT OF OYER AND TBRMlNER-Juag
Pcirce and Ludlow. T. b. Dwight, Assistant District
Attorney.
begun this morning, new jury having been sum
moned for the remainder OF the term
Before homicide cases we're called, application
was made by Messrs. Cassidy and Brewster, repre-
sentpg the defendants, for hearing on the writ OF
habeas corpus sued out in the case OF the Common
Ludlow had several weeks ago appointed this day
The District Attorney resisted this application the
ground that II would lnterferee with public justice
under the circumstances, 10 break In upon the
homicide cases. Judge Ludlow, at the Instance OF
the prosecution, continued the hearing until Monday
William Ovens, Daniel Stokes william HorDkeith,
aud KuIp arraigned upon the charge of the
murder of Colonel Riddle. and pleaded not guilty.
Robert O. Gamble who Is also 2 deiehdant Ia this
severance was had in HOfnkeith's case and IL was
taken up first.
DISTRICT COURT-Judge Hare.-In the case of
the Vulcan Oil and Min ng Company VS.. Smons ~
Weeks, before reported, the Judge this mOrning
dc iVered his charge and the Jury retired, and had
Henry May Mary mn Cox owner, or Teputed
CWpe-, and William COlburt, contractor e sell "a
mechsnic's lien for gas fixtures put into building
On trial.
DISTRICT CoURT-Judge StToud.-Dennls Buck
ley VS.. Martin Comber An action TO recover $500,
ceased, who plnintin's daughter. The defense
set up that the money was given the lady as marr
age gift and not as a loan. Jury out. ,,.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Judge BreWster.-
The 10 olvenl list was taken ~ Today .u,sor
Before this court sittnE In the Nisi Prns court J
the trial of the will case OF Montgomery VS. Blair
was resumed.
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distinguished this giorieus AFFAIR, 1 will give TIRE
details. The Romano, our fathers, conquered the
world by bravery and discipline. 10 the bravery ~
which the volunteers have given evidence, II Is tnds
pensably necessary add discipline without which
no military corps VIII 4tever can exist. especially
and their arms. q. 0ARtBALDI.
The next day the General sent the following
pl proclamation TO the Romans:-
CAs1NA DI SAN COLOMBO Oct. 2s-Roman Brothera
Having conquered the enemy, are IN sight OF the
old matrOu oil Rome. Some miles only divide us. In
q few days the uDdaunted soldiers of liberty Will
rapidly traverse them 10 give the last blow 90 tue
tyranny which has oppressed us for centuries. Hold
yourselves ready for the supreme tria--prepare by
every for the destruction of the 5birrit Is the
right OF the slave. This time u Is you who will give
to the world the rev era, the Initiative OF ruth ana
progress. GARlBALDl.
The Piedmontese Gozete publishes the follow
ing letter from Garibaldi respecting the victory
at Monte Rotondo:-
My dear Fabrzl:-The taking Of Monte Rotondo Is
certeihy most glorious affair for those poor and
valiant volunteers. In none OF the campaigns In
/ ever seen them tried by hunger aud want OF
clothing. And yet these Urave young men, exhausted
by fasting and fatigue last night made difficult aud
perilous attack well better than the rs5 soldiers
In the world IL is O'Clock I'm the morning. aud We
are masters OF the place except the palace where the
ZOuaves have taken refnge M wei as tue AnttbiAu
and Swiss We have taken considerable booty, con
q. GARIBALDL
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DIED.

AUNER.-on the morning OF the I7th Instant, Mr.
CHARLES n AUNER, u the 66th year OF his age.
TLe relatives aud friends OF the family are respect
fully inviteo 20 attend the neral from his late rest
dence, No 2iO Madison street. Wednesday, the 20th
lnftRnt. ~ n'ciuck Service at the First Baptist
Church. NJ O'Clock precisely.
BENZ ELTON the nth instant, AMANDA, wife
OF George Bennett and daughter OF Henry aud the
late Sarah Cnpeh art, aged "a years
Her relatives and trlendS are invited TO attend the
funeral, from the residence of her husband corner
OF Thu mpsOn ana Palmer Streets Eighteenth Ward,
Wednesday a. O'Clock p. NJ
BLYE This mornirg. At ITO O'clock SARAH
relief OF tue late Captain John IT. b ye
Due notice OF the funeral Will be given tn the
Ledger T"
MCIlUGH.-On the 10th instant, BERNARD
MCHUGH, IN tho 68th of his age.
The relative aud friends OF the family respect
tuy tnvueu 10 attend hs fuuerel, from his late resi-
dence, No. 1889 Haveriord street, on Wednesday
morning at 80 O'CLOCK.
REED Suddenly ut Chestnut 1Iill, on the evening
OF the 10th Instant, MARY L., vile OF William b.
Reed.
Funeral service at the Church ofst James the Less
on Tuesday the 10Th instant at hapast " o'clock. a
eSIAPPER.-on the 10th instant, Mr.. HENRY
STAPPrR
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
mlly invited 10 attenu the funeral, from his late
deiCt No. 252 Baloh street (between New and Vine
end Second and Third streets), Wednesday morn
ing at 50 o'clock.
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SUSPICION OF JARCENY.-A young man from
Newport, II. l., arrived late last night and nut
up at Henry Gaule's tavern, on Market be-
tween Twentieth ana Twenty first streets. He
went to bed, and woke up in the morning to
smbermaid, going into his room this morn
ing. found the pocket book lying under the bed
but empty. An old man named Philip Rec /
testified that at a late hour of the ni9ht the
bartender Of the house, s. w. Timmius, entered
the young lodger's room with u lighted candle.
The proprietor and barlkeeper were taken in
custody on charge of larceny, and held by
Alderman Maule to answer.
The pOcR ct book contained $40, and the watch
was valued at S35.
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AN OLD DODGE REvIvRD.-The modern cir
cumvenJion of thieves to get money, called
Zip flap" has just been revived. A. ]. Nc viii.
lams defendant, went up to the stand kept by
CathaTine Arretti, ON Chestnut street, above
Sixth and laying down 50 bill, desired change.
slipped out two or three quarter notes, aud,
throwing 1t back, said he did not want such
change as that receiving his 81 BILL and made
off half dollar ricner Officer Dawson arrested
him, and Recorder Eneu committed him in
default of $1,000.
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stocks in New York TO-Day,

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. I
NEw YORK, Nov. 1S.-Smlth, Randolph a Co.
Bankers, No. 10 South Third street, and No,
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows
United States l8Sls ll3l4@ll3M.
United States 5-20s, 1867 1857 "a l0S1S,
United States 5-2Os, le64, l05l8@lO55S
United States 5-2Os, 1855, l96l59l0656
United states 5.20s, new, 1865, 075S0IO71I.
United States 8 2Os 1867, 1920 1914.
United States l0-40s, lO2@l02I.
June and July 1905, l051sDl05%. Market
steady.
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CONCERT HALL-PRICEs REDUCBD.-ProfessOr
and Mad. Macallister, the great IllusiOnists,
continue their performances during the coming
week at the above hall. In order that all may
attend, the price OF admission has been reduced
TO q cents; reserved seats, 80 cents. The princi-
pal presents to be given away this evening Will
consist of complete silver tea set, In addition
to ninety nine other valuable presents. On
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons grand
gift matinees Will be given, when every child
will receive q handsome present. AdmlsSi ion,
25 cents tO-all parts of the house.
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MORE CUTTNG.-George Warner, colored
man, was arrested on Saturday night by Officer
Gvins, of the Fifth District, at Seventh and
Lombard streets, for stabbing two negro
borly dispute and calling names. and ended in
his slashing one woman's arm and gashtng the
others hand, and finally being arrested him
SELF In default of bail, Alderman Swift sent
him down TO MOYamensinR Prison.
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The New IRoNsDEs. To-day, the Govern
ment authorities commence to raise the sunlzen
hull of the New Ironsdes at League Island, An
expedition was sent down on Saturday, with
all the necessary apparatus We stated some
time ago that the iron plates, when used, would
be reforged into target plate, for experiments
with new cannon
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A RUNAwAY.-Policeman Donaway found a
boy lettering around the streets this morning.
away from gentleman with whom he had
been living, residing about five miles from
Burlington, New Jersey. The policeman took
him TO the Home, at TWelfth aud Shippen.
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Tux PHILADELPHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND NoR-
RIsTowN RAILR0AD-OPERATIoNs FoR THE
YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1SB7.-We have
received the report made by the Managers of
tbls road TO the stockholders al the annual
The operations of the road for the year ending
september 10, 1857 as compared with the pre-
Vlous year, were as follows:-
Receipts for passengers and freight 1867 053
Receipts for passengers and freight, 1866. 574T2l
s25 539
During the past year about one hfth of the
main track aud sidings have been relaid with
new rails and cross-ties, and 1900 feet Of new
slilngs have been added. Included in the
charge for repairs is the cost OF lO2 tons Of steel
rails not yet laid. new first. class engine
which will be placed on the road during tue
coming winter, has been contracted for Thirty
rolling stock, at an expense OF s2OS3O These
embrace two new passenger cars, six new gon.
old lime cars, and ten new stone and lime cars
The machine shops aud workshops of the Com
pany are now being EXTENDED ON the west side
oi Ninth street to Green, atiOrding increased
facilities for repairs of engines and cars.
Two new station Houses are In course of con-
suuction for the convenience OF passengers;
one near Columbia avenue, the other near
Nlcetown lane, on the Germantown branch;
While considerable amount, possibly equal TO
the surplus earnings of last year, will Oe paid
for improvements during the present fiscal
on ihe 3Oth of September 1866, the Con-
Vertible, and only loan of the Conn
pany, amounted 8lB2 800
That sum has been reduced by conver-
sions into &C. 700
Making the debt of the Company ..........slI6 100
From the ordinary receipts of The Company
| for the past year, after dcducting all expenses
! for operating the road, maintenance aud de-
probation In value of engines, national, st tLe
! and city taxes, two dividends OF five per cent,
each were declared, leaving balance of S7l ,OS3
| carried TO the credit OF the contingent account
! From the surplus an investment was made IN
! S50,Ct0 United States 20 registered bonds
| The CT edit account of the balance sheet OF tho
| ledger stands rs folows:-
Capltal STOCK ......,.,........,.....,. $50 ,55O
| Convertible Doan.,-............." ll6,lO0
! - 1,65l,6 $50
| Contingent Accoun ............. 224622
| Appropriations TO Sinking
! - 2OO,57l
! Dividends s.............".............. 1913
| Interest on LOanS,................. 73
| u s. Tax on Dividends.,....,... 40u
| state Tax on DlVidends......... 1874
! Chestnut Hill Railroad Com
pany............ ................ 1880
4. s,.s.1A
| The passenger traffic of the past for years has
| been fOllOwS:-
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BADLY SCALDED.-On Saturday afternoon
man named Hammet was making some repairs
in Pelzer brewery, Vine street. above Third,
when he accidentally knocked out the spiggot
of vat containing boiling beer, which poured
over him before he could get out OF the way
scalding him very seriously
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-11-18

ga WHARF RAT and biped in form, named
James Fellgon, was arrested yesterday in Dock
street for smashing in the heads of barrels con-
tanning apples and filling his pockets He was
captured when enticing q lot of boys to do the
same, and was committed by Alderman
MnrroW
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No. " QtPdssengers.

Tie following are the officers of the road for
the year 1867 COlket.
Secretary and Treasurer-A +. Dougherty
General Superintendent-W. $. Wilson Man
agers-C. CollIet, j. Wood ward j., Warner
Johnson, s. Morris Vain, w. H. SllngluR
William Musser, 1. V. Williamson, Joseph
Swiit, William Harmar, Charles Ellis, William
II. Hart, and Joseph Perot.
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SUICIDE BY HANGMG.-James wilkins, aged
sixty two, and residing in Meadow street,
Frankford, committed suicide yesterday by
hanging himself to the stairway banister with
q small red cord taken from looking glass
His mind was deranged, caused by the death Of
a daughter but a few days previous
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Weston the Pedestrian.

CLEVELAND Nov. 1s,--Weston arrived at
Paiuesville at one o'clock this afternoon, from
Cleveland, and expected to reach here by nine
o'clock tonight.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ls-COtton very dull aud nominal
at Iigc. Flour dull and nothing doing Wheat
steaUy ;prime red. s25O9E6l. Corn drm old white
and yellow, Sl'35G1l37: white, 81 l50l'2S to
qualify and dryness; new mixed Western " 80 Oats
~ at 7O@72. Rye, l55Dr6O for Pennsylvania. Pro
Visions dull,
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Death of General GouId.

ROCHESTER,, Nov. 18.-Ex-Ma jor General
Gould was stricken with apoplexy yesterday
afternoon and died this morning.
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= o. N E r t Al L.

n o. N @ E r 7 II A I. L.
~ Admission, 25 cents; Reserved seats, so cents.
LAST SIX NIGHTS OF
PROFESSOR AND NINE MACALLISTER,
THE GREAT ILLUSIONISTS
MONDAY EVENING, Nov Is,
and every evening during the week,
EnliTe change of Programme, repletC with New,
Brilliant, and Beautiful Features.
One Hundred Elegant and Costly Presents Given
Away Every Night.
GIFT MATINEIcS ON WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-
DAY AFTERHOONS,
when every child viii receive q Handsome Present
Admission 25c 10 all parts OF the house, In 1865
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BEcAUsE PI1Rs ON HAS A BAD COUCH T. should not
be inferred that Consumption has set i'm, although
case OF consumption Is rarely met with uuacco
MED by distressing Cough. Where, however, ore
disposition to Pulmonary disease exists, Cough. II
left TO ITSELF strains aud racks the Lungs and wastes
II general strength, and soon establishes inCu-
Table complaint In ali then II is the safer plan
to get rid OF Cough, Cold, or Hcarseness without
deley, and for this purpose no remedy acts more
promptly or surely, or with more benefit TO the
organs of the Chest than Dr. D Jeynes EXpeCturaut,
article scientifically com counded from carefully
selected drugs aud which, trial, viii always he
all Dtuggi Is.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

.Opr stock 10 manufactured with especial care for
thA seasons sales We dy competition IN rtent aud
go,Sss 5s1oSs otcays ggranteed toioer than ne
~ tCNest eeflonefe, dnd 1lu sdtsJdction guaranteed
NndCd. ~ ''1''0S -
Hay ,gay 4S, bet,geel BENNETT & Co.,
6irth Streets.J No. sis MARKET STREET,
AND No. GOO Rpo,pIya WI w New pl1' YoH'K.
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OvERCoATs WAETEDl-This weather creates the
want for these articles and Charles Stokes & Co.'s
Ready.Msde Clothing H,use, under the Continenlal
meets the want as etfecually the weather brings
1t, and almost as cheap At that point, however we
refer ell interested to their extensive establish
mCnt No, S2d dChesnut str eet.
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SALE OF A VALUABLE LIBRARY.-On Tuesday
morning, at 10 O'clock, at Thomas ~ Sons Auction
store. will commence the sale of the most valuable
private library ever sold by auction in this city The
collection is rich in Aldnes Ezlvirs, Baskervilles,
and other celebrated printers and most of the books
were bound in London and Paris by Hayday "
Bauzonnet, the best binders of Europe.
The catalogue comprises nearly sixteen hundred
lots and will be sold on Tuesday and Wednesday,
commencing each morning at 10 O'Clock.
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Ann No COO pnoAnwAY. NJ NV Nv YoRK.

WHY EHAKE7 why BURE?-Put these two ques-
uons to man passing through the alternate pArox'
ysms OF Fever and Ague, and he will probably reply,
"because cannot help mys self"
But he Is mistaken. He help himself He need
not continue to endure the marrow-searching cold
and parohng heat of intermittent fever, unless he
ohooses
II there is an established TACT 10 the history ofmsd
cation, It is this: that HosTETTER's STOMACH
BIT1ERs invariably break up the fits OF this ex-
hausting disease.
Quniue often fails and whether 1t fails not, II
is always a dangerous medicine. It stultIHes the
brain. The Bitters have no such effect, ouinine
skaters the nervous system. The BITTETls. on the
other hEnd glorioua nervlne in fact, specific
for nervous ailments.
Medicines, as a general rule, 'bad to take"
NOtso this famous vegetable specific 1t is mild aud
agreeable, no pungent and nauseaung The liver Is
always greatly dlsordered Ia intermittent sud remit
tent feyers and this excellent tonic and Alternative
has ambitious properties Of the highest order The
stimulant employed to difiGse its medicinal virtues
through the organs of the BODY is perfectly pure.
and his cannot be said OF the Spittous basis Of any
Other tonic. The best advice that can be given to
persons residing In malarious regions, n crowded
cites IS TO take It as PREVENTIVE of diseases In
cldent to both. Whether used a protective anti
d dote a remedy, It will be found wonderfully ID.
cacious.
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MARRIED.

FROGQATT-qILBERT-- On the 27th OF August,
BY Rev T. COombe. Mr.. WILLIAM FRO0GATP 60
Mise ANNIE GILBERT, both OF BrloesOufB' AWenty-
ffth Ward.
TRUMP-FURNACE.-iith me, i4th, 1857. at the
res deut of the BRIDES ather, by Frenda' ceremony,
" ATSON NJ. TRUMP to MAGGIE H., daugn Oer OF
DAWN human. all of lhls city.