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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20

CITIZENS MRET1NG.-Added to the list of
speakers, for tomorrow evening, at Horti-
who, with Hon. William A. Porter, George H.
Stuart Judge Barker, Rev DIR. Wlllitts, Gene
rails Cary, or Ohio, and Gregory, OF THIS city,
Saloons on Sunday is exciting O deep interest
throughout the community, and will call forth
a large audience. The splendid new hall will
IinnhiIess be % ack ed TO It's utmost capacity.
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BRETT, Suddenly on the 10th Instant, CALEB w
BRETT, in the 25th year of his age.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
BURTON. Suddenly, on the 18th Instant EDWARD
C,BURTON, aged % years.
- The relatives and friends Of the family, and the
Goopers' Association of Philadelphia, and Shiiiier
Hose and Steam Fire Engine Company, No. 3d. are
respectfully Invited 10 attend the funeral, from his
late residence, No. ia Carpenter street. Sunday
terry.
NEwToN,-Hon. ISAAC NEWTON died 10 Wash.
1867
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
70 attend his funeral, from the residence of his sonn
law, g. Bakewen Earp, No. 637 N. sixteenth street.
Seventh day the 22d Instant at o'clock p. NJ (Dela-
ware county papers please copy) "a
SuREHVE In the 4Sth year Of his age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from his late residence, of
Bridge avenue and Hudson street, Camden, N. J on
Friday afternoon.
SLIFER,-On the 18th instant, ELIZA BETH, wife
OF Abraham Sliier, in the 73d year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend the funeral from the residence of her hus-
band, Flowertown on Saturday, June %, 1857 at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Carriages AT Chestnut Hill will meet the
train leaving the city at o'clock A. NJ
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CAUGHT LURKING ABOUT THE HoUsE.-John
Pearce and William Williss last night put mp at
EarIy this morning they were caught by a
Gentleman lurking about the rooms In a sus.
1ioious manner. Officer Sides arrested them,
and Alderman Butler committed them In de-
fault of $1,000 bail each.
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ATTEMPTED LARCENY.-John Blair was caugh
in an attempted burglarous entrance to an oil
mans house, on Philip street, below Master
Alderman Shoemaker this morning committe
him in default Of $1,000 bail.
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B1ERsTADT's last great painting, the "Domes
of the Great Yosemite" now on exhibition in
denny of Fine Arts, is one of the greatest land
scapes ever produced in this country; and as II
advise our readers TO embrace this short oppor-
tntity OF seeing IL. Admission, 25 cents.
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HIBERNA FIRE ENGNE.--In consequence o
the death of one of the members, the Hibernia
Fire Engine Company will not take part in
the escort on Friday evening, as contem
plated.
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ASSAULTED HIS WRB.-Biddle Reeves, who
resides at No. 966 North Tenth street, was ar.
rested yesterday for beating his wife. Alder
man Plankinton put him under $500 bail to
answer at Court for his Outrageous conduct
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MARRIED.
DIED.

DORFF-sTEEVER.-on the 18th Instant, by the
Rev. Samuel DurboTow, Mr. GEORGE DORFF u
Miss KATE II. ST EEVER.
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.LARoENY.-Bridget Valiant was caught lils thls
,,oorninR making her way speedily along beIls
Sfreet near Germantown road, with DundLs Dund
~ wash clothes. She was arreste9' Ine thSIv f
proven, and Alderman Halnes heio heE III W.
FAULT OF bail.
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AN AssAULT.-Peter Breneisler was driving
a fnrniture wagon yesterday afternoon while
drunk. and not guiding his animal correctly,
iammed into Second aud Third Streets rail-
ygcad car When arrested he assaulted the
nffieer Alderman Haines held him in $1,000 bail
- o,,uear Mt COurt
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FACTS For THE PURIIc..

DRowND.-Alexander Foster, residing in
West street, while bathing in the Schuylkill
yesterday afternoon, was drowned,
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RAILROAD AcoIDENT.-About IL o'clock this
morning. one of the dummies" on the Frank
ford Passenger Railroad came into collision
with q horse car near Frankiord, and oolh
vahicles were demolished. Several passengers
we're cut by pieces OF glass, but fortunately no
- ,ras aerlonRlY Injured.
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OUTRAGEOUS -CoEDUcT.-John Ross was yes
9sySsv committed to prison by Alderman III;
terooSry for enticing little girl four years olu
ir1to the back yard of her fathers house, at
sixth and Fitzwater streets, ana Ihere ou1r"s-
inc her.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20

The PosTHUMoUs PAPERS OF THE PICKwIoK
CLUB, by harles Dickens. With twelve ori-
ginal illustrations, from designs by George
Cruikshank. Price, $3.50 in cloth This edition
of 1.-The Pickwick Papers" is the first volume
of an entire new edition OF Charles Dickens
Works now in course of publication by I. b.
Peterson & Brothers. Philadelphia. to be called
'The Peoples Edition, Illustrated" Each
volume Will be printed on the finest white
paper from large, clear type, loaded, Long
Primer in size, that all can read, and each book
will con tain near one thousand pages, and be
illustrat ed with twelve of Cruikshanks IS original
illustrations, full page size, printed on the finest
tinted paper, and handsomely bound In cloth,
with a new illustrative back in gilt, and sold
at $3.50 a volume, making it the best and cheap
est edition of Charles Dickens works published
in the world at this price. All the other
volumes of Charles Dickens works will appear
monthly, in uniform style with "The Plckwick
Papers until the whole series is complete.
The whole series will be comprised in twelve
volumes,
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STEALING WASH CLoTHEs.-Eliza Jackson
,,,as cau0ht eally yesterday morning, on Eff
tnna1th stTeet below Parrish, with lot OF wear.
Ing apparel in her possession OF which she could
Give no correct account. Alderman hutchlh-
ssor heId her in $500 bail to appear at Court.
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CAPE MAY SUNDAY TRAN.-The West Jersey
Railroad advertise n Sunday train TO Cape
ffsIand commencing next Sunday, June ~,
iissVina Philadelphia at o'clock In the morn
inc: returning, reach Philadelphia ABOUT S1s IN
the evening.
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MavOraItv EIecfiOn.

TAUNTON, Mass June 20.-The City Council
last evening, elected Alderman s. II. Rhodes
Mayor, in place of e. II. Bennett. resigned.
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Philada. Stock ExChange Sales, June 20

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE
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amounts are acknowledged by the Mayor since
cur last Ieport:-
Enoch $3.50 Hunsworth & Naylo lorS 100 90
Alfred usenberg... lJlO O. :. Carpenter d Co. IS
NJ. c. ......-..... ltO J, L. Jaens......... 20 OU
Joshua Lod e, No. %, NJ Jaens. ............. 2JU0
o. B. $500 Joseph Jaens. 2'OO
First Independent VI. Goodw n. ........... 100 90
Church BIO t-..l0n'66 Crystal Fount Lodge,
Girls Gram. School, No 10, |. o. o. F.. 1000
10th Sec ion 2620I n. B. p 100
Girls Secondary do. 5'l5 Mrs. Mary ID. Brown
Employees Peoples per Il. Parrish. ...... 10000
Works ................. 43' 81
In addition to the aNove a lot of mourning
material is acknowledged through the agency
of Mr.. W. IL King.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
IToR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SER INSIDE PAGES

g AID FOR THE SUFFRRERs.-Th following
amounts are acknowledged by the Mayor since
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WATER COOLERS FOR THE MILLION -Refrige-
rators Moth-proof Chests, Ice-Cream Freezers,
etc, at E. s. FARsoN q Co.'S MaNufactory, No.
900 DncR RlrnaI.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20

ARRANGEMENTS for greeting the President
during his passage through the city are now
being made at the Continental, particularly at
Charles Stokes Co.'S Clothing House, under
the Continental chiefly by offering to the public
appropriate clothing at moderate prices
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A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WORTH SEEING
s Fitzpatrick, No. l744 Olive street, cured by DE-.
Filters Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, for kill
ing Fleas Moths, Reaches, and Bugs The
original and only sure article. Sold by all re-
spectable dealers.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20

THE GREAT RESORT for Fine Confectionery is
at George W. Jenkins, No. 1887 Spring Garden
street His Caramels, Bonbons Fruit Drops
Chocolates, etc, are deservedly in the highest
Iepute. Foreign Fruits in great variety.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20

DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers and Step
Ladders, No, 7N Market street. Philadelphia.
j. s.. LASH Il Co.
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soHoMAcKER & Co.'s CELEBRATED PIANOS
Acknowledged superior In all respects to any
made in this country, and sold on most reason
able terms.
New and secondhand Pianos constantly on
hand for rent. Tuning, moving, and packing
promptly attended to.
WARERooMs No. IlO3 Chestnut STREET.
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FIFTY different styles and sizes of Refrlge
rators, prices from S7 upwards. e. s. FARsoH
& Co, Manufacturers, No. 22O Dock street. below
Walnut
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-20

B. r. RRIMER, PHOTOGRAPHER, No. 6A Arch
street IS making those beautiful Porcelain
Miniatures for only 81 co. Six cards, or one
large picture, SlCO.
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Pafsat Msaieass.
GREAT NEW ENGLAND
WaTTE PINE ConGPouND.


CarPs sore thFoat. coles, coughs, yDsria. bras-
senstfly isa rsusdy fel Eltnsy anas-
Pl<ipts aiebsless dicng sf rnidine urine hIs6d NJ
.em the kidnsys and bladder, grtysf and ef e en-
pizinfs. -----''
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3 How TO JuDGE HoRsEs-Chas. L. Thayef
writes 10 the Country Gentlemen ss follows
in reference to judging the character Of horses
by their outward appearance W sTgEA
al offer the following suggestion, the result
ofmy close observation and long experience
II the color be light sorrei or chestnut, his
feet, legs and face wkite--these are marks
Of kindness. Ifhe is broad and full between
The eyes, be may be depended ON as horse
Of good sense, and capable of being trained
to anything IS respects such horses, the
more kindly you treat them the better you
viii be treated in return-nor viii horse
Of this description stand q whip If we'll fed.
IL you want safe horse, avoid one that is
dishfaced. He may DO SO FAR gentle ss not
10 scare, but he viii have too much go-ahead
ID him 70 be safe with every body. If you
want 4 fool, but a horse of great bottom, get
q deep bay with not white hair about him.
II his face is little dished, so much the
worse. Let no man ride such horse that
is not an expert rider; they sre always
tricky and unsafe If you want one that
win never give out, never buy a large over.
grown one. A black horse cannot stand heat,
nor white one cold. II you want a gentle
horse, get one with more or less white about
the head, the more the better Selections
thus made are Of great docility and gentle
ness J - ls4rzf Fs-s =.
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Know thy Destiny.

NFADAkE 3. y. THoRNroN, the great EsSlirh
wi Astrolegist, ClpirFoyant and Psychcnsfrician,
Who has astonished the scientific classes of the C1d
World has nov locxted hszrslfat Hndsoz, nsw Ycrt.
Madame Thornton poss ssses such wonderful poucrE
second sight, to enable her 10 imparf knsElsd<s
the greatest importance 20 the married Of
either While IN state oftrsncas zhs deltnsnfes
very features Of the person you are to marry, and
as the RsychomTtrepe, guarantees TO p7oduce life
5e picture Of The future husband or wife Of The sp
pslst fogether with dAts Of marriage, position u
bdg, as Thousands % testinonikls can assert. Shs
elsend shsn desired aesrtifef ceriihcste, Or wit
n Euarsdtes that the picture 10 what II pnrporfs to
ba By enclosing small lock Of hair, and sfsGlne
pnce Firth, age. dispostion and sonplsxion, and
sucospg affy csnts and g4mped envelope addys sGed
70 yourself. you WilIrsesiEs the pistzrs End Sesirsd
lnf0rmxtion b. return mail All connunicstienBsa-
ersdIy eonhdsntinf. kddresa IN eonfdsnos, EAD1Ns
6. =. THozxFcx, 2. o. Boz 2as, Hudson, MY.
February Ii 1897. e fsHgTTn Fl6 nj ~.
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New STYLES OF BgrrkR PAeKAGEs.-But-
ter IL being forwarded 10 the New Kork
market in crates and boxes, rather than or
dinary butter packages. The neat round
boxes are made Of hard wood, veneered,
and treated so as to impart no woody taste,
hold Just two and half pounds of butter,
and the package always goes with the but
ter, with extra charges These boxes are so
nearly air-tight it il claimed the butter win
keep much longer in them than in other
packages. Beside, packed in close crstes or
chests, they are not subject TO the changes Of
temperature, hence rarely injured BY heat.
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N.s.-send IS cents iorths ADvzanase eAzrsrs
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IHxczLsIoRl ExcELsIoRil
! CHASTELLAR'S a. :.
HAIR EXTERMINATO r ~

For, Remoging SsperJgHoGs Hair. III
To the ladiesespeeially, depilstory
recommends Itself as being almost iRdIspensabIs
article to female beauty Is easily applied does NOT
njnrs the skin, butacts directly theroots
It is warranted to reoSe snpersuoas hair from Ion
totally andrsdically sxsrpating the same leaving the
skin soft, smooth and NATURAL. This Is the ouiy
tcle used By the French, and Ii the only real sfse
taal depilatory inexistence. Price Sceetsper
age, sent postpaid, to any address, receipto Of an
% BERGER, SHUTS Co, Chemists, .Iss
sod - 2ss River Street, Troy, M.
March ]. 1851. GsHUTTsvl6 n9yl.
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TF0R0ED 10 grow epoa the smoothsstEaes IN nom
E three 20 Ave weeks By using Or. Sevigrs's Hsss
saurassur Cepiisire, the noss vcndsrfai discovery
IN modsrn science setting npoE the berd and hair IN
analmost miraeulous manner. IL has been used 81
the ellie Of Paris and London With The most sstsr
tbg saccsss Names Of all purchasers win BE- EesiB-
tssed and entire safisfaetos isnot given In every
instance, the money viii BE- ekserfaIlT refnndct-
Rrics By mali sesled and postpaid, 9t Descriptive
circulars and testincnia's mailed Tree. Ad6rcss,
BBRGEE, SHUTS & Co., Cktmisfs No. Sss Birsr
street. r. 2, sole agents for the United 6te3es- ii
March ], le6i. sHuTTu vls - VI.
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TO LADIES.

TT eYOU REQUIRE. RELIABLE REMEDY
/ 10 restore you and remove Irregularities or OBJ
structions, why not usethe best Thirty years.
perience has proved that t--- -srr-r SO
DEf. HAHVET,S FEMALE PILLS =
have no equal for Removing DISTINCTIONS and Irreg
ularitieg, 10 NArrEa PROM WHAT CAUSE THEY AaA 81.
They safe and sure in every case. Price, One Doi
lar, pes Bog. lh bs
1s remedy four degrees stronger than the above
and Intended for special cases Of long standing.
I Pries, Five Dollars per Boz. ras z e
La8ist Priuste Circular, lciik EngTsvtRga
sent free, on application.
II you cannot get the pills Of your druggist, send
tie money 70 Dr.. ]. Bryan, $40 Broadway, New
york. and they win be sent tres from Observation By
sturn mail. [Jca 90 yltnS J
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Forrestorinz hair rpon bald hts6k firsm Whatever
cause II may have ls1out) ene forcing growth q
hair uron the face, it has No equal VIII force the
beard 10 grow upon the snootkesf ce In from tvet5
sIrht geeks o. hair uDon sald hszds IN frou tEets
thrss months AfeE ignorant prsstitieusrs hsra xs-
serted that there nothing that viii foTos OF hastsn
false. as thousands Of living uisnssses ffon their
own expsrisncs) can beaE Tit1esss But nsny- VII
ssr how We are 10 distinguish the esnuzs from ne
spufioasi It certainly Is elfcaI g nine tsnths o.
the disrsnt Prsparstions assrtssd foxths hzir and
beard are enlirefr worthless, and ysn kxEs already
thrown away large amounts IN their purchase. To
such We would ssY, tFy the Bsparator Dtpiis Is VIII
regsntstsons. uyolr Druggist does Bof kssp ~ ssnd
Us one dolIafssd w6sf;f f5rsardlf postpaid, ,tsgsth
az Nth recept for the moneT which vii y Esturn-
I'd ou on application, providing satI7s sAtisActionis
W. Z. CLARK & Do, Dksmissp,
Is4 No. . WestFagetts, Strsst, sYRAC5ss, n. Y.
February 10, 1857 esHvrlsyitnf IL
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AsTRoL q " e
The WORLD ASTONISHED
AT THE woxDERFUk REVELATIONS
MADE BYTHE GREAT ASTR0L0GLST'
Madame III. A Perrigo.

She re7esls sscrs.s no mortal ever knew, shs re-
storss hspplness those who, from dolsfal ersnts
eatAstrophes in love, loss Of rslaio1g End
ffisads loas Of money, &c, have become dsspcndcnt
She brings together those long ssparsfe gives tnr
formation ecncerning absent friends or lovers rs-
stores lost stolen property, tells you the busness
yoa best qualified 10 parsns and in what Jon VII
be most sueesssful cAusesspesdy marrages and tells
yeu the very day you win mann, gives name,
likeness and characteristics Of the person Shereafs
your very thoughts, and BY her almost supsrpstaral
poEers unveils fas DARK and hidden mysteries of tie
fu4ure. From the stars We ses In tka hrmsnfnt-
the malehe stars that overe0s or predomtnate II me
conhguraticn-fromt the aspects and positions Of the
planets and the }xsd stars IN the heavens - the time
81 birth. she dsiucss hsfutuss destiny Of ms1- Fall
notto consult the grestsst Astrolcgst % earth 1t
costs you buta tribe, and you may never agsin heye
50 hvorabie an opportunity. Consultstionfee, win
Reuess and al desired iofornstions 81 o. faretaB
living at distance can consult the badane b. mail
vish equal safety and satisfaction to themselves ~
ifin parson fail and explicit chart, written out,
vifn An .nquries answered and likeness snolosed.
saut bv mail on receipt Of price ahoFe mentioned.
Tbs atrletsstsesrnsF wl be mzntsined, and ~ cor
resrandence returned or destroyed References of
tbet highest order farnished those desiring thsm-
Write risny the day 0fthe mooth and year IN which
rou were born, enclosing small lock OF hair
. Iddress. - NAnANR II. A. PERRIeO.
p. o, Drawer z9s, Buffalo, n Y.
( Februsry 10, 1851. rszUTrs vIs NJ IL.
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At fashionable church in New York the
contribution plates are carried round by the
young ladies, to the great benefit Of the
treasury,
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st1dy zssdicins TO his own life, and his MAsIo
PosDEzs one ofthe most wonderful discoveries Of
modsra ts1ass. Itis ths great Lfser sES BilRions
Remedy which completely throws IN the shade slt
other discoveries In medicine; and II a10rds him
nneh gratiacasion that they receive tbs unanimous
appreciation Of all Who have tested them The Magic
Bilious Powders are positive cure for Liver Ccl1-
blaint in its nlost aggravated form, and immsdl-
Ste cerreetor Of all Bilious derAngsments, excellent
fer Hesdscbe, Constipation, Fimples Blotehes Sal
lowSkin. DroBsiness, Dizziness, Hsertburn. Palpitn
sion. and most wonderful Care and Preventive Of
Fever Ague. I'VE advice all who eEe troubled wifh
thia fearful nal sday 20 always kesp the Powders on
haBd seady for inmedizte ass-l Esrs are few I'M
portant particuarp; lat. They the Great Sppciac
for an Biiiieus Alec tions- I'd. They the onlF
known remedy that win care LiveriComplsints sd
fhsy e-e the only known remedy that will cure Con-
stfpsfion 9Th hsPosdsrs are 90 thorou IN their
epersticn package viii Be al that the aior-
ify orthoss using them win require TO effect cure
sth They mild and pleasant ret the most set-
nal csthsrtic known. 9Th. They are the eheanss4
and best medicine extsat, they can Be seuk6v si
10 any partof the globe for ths price, SO cents.
Circnlars, containing certificates, information l.,
sent to any Fart Of the WOrldfres Of charrs 49,
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS. or by mail on sn,l,~.
tion to Q. 9. CLARK q Coz, General A.
geufay NsW Haven, Conn.
Prtes 50 Cssfs per Boz. TX vlAsas, ,
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TNR. j. BRYAN, CONSULTING PHYSICIAN,
H. assig 8le BROADWAY, NEW ToRx.
SPECIAL TREATMENT in alieasss Of Semin-
female i'.i ~
ADvIos FsEs snd correspondence. sEsIcrtY cosrI.
pyTrIAL. zee 60 Ttouey
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Neiu ertisfnsents..

==--s----------
VDUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, at
and most saccesssni schools IN the eoensry, widely
known fer It's pzperior fantieB End epleidid locs-
ton .4,s... REv.C. Y. SPEAR, Principal
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E A Young Iady returuipr 10 he

N A young lady returning TO her
country home, after scjourn of er months In the
city, hardly Recognised By her friends. In place
Of coarse, rusle flushed fees, she had soft ruby
Upon INQUIRY to the 30 great change. she
plainly told them that she used the Ctrcassian
Balm, and considered It al invRlusbls acquisition
to any Lsdy's toilet. By.its any Lady or Gentle
man can improve their personal appearsnce an hum
drsd fold 1t Is simple In It's continuation, aa nature
herself Is simple, yet unsurpassed in It's scaey in
drsvingiDpurites from, also healing, cleansing ard
aetion on the eutcls if draws fom II all ita impuri
ties kindly healing the same and leaving the suraee
nature intended II should be- clear, soft, smooth
and beautiful Prics 81 co. sent BY Nail Express,
on receipt Of an order by fsals7 re
IT. WI CLARK 4 CO., Chemists,
.is No Weat Fsyette ST., Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of the
February is, 2so7. [sHuFIs1s nj u.
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DIR. E. JoLLIH MArTooKs.

be consulted at his Offices asfclIows for the wear
one day every eight weeks; IS
FREMONT, o., Kessler's Hotel, Mondays,April
-. June 10, Auguat 8, Sept 80, Nov rs.
CLYDE, o., Eagle Hot-i, Tuesdays, April 10, June
IL, Aug. 6, octsl, Nov.26. r 2
h0RWALK, o., American Hotel, Wednesdays,
April IL, June L, Aug, Z, Oct. 2. Nov. ~.
4. RESIDENCE, Cleveland, 107 Erie Street, Satur-
8, Jan. Is' Feb. 10, March Is, April 20. May Is.
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