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Eun Barrels and Material.

(surn Barrels and Material.
TPWARDS of two hundred thousand fur
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since 1861.
Army Revolver, AZ 100 in Caibcr
Navy Revolver, $4,000 in. Calibcr.
Belt Revolver (Sclf Cocking) Navy Calbcr.
Belt Revolver, Navy Size Caibcr.
Police Revolver Navy size Caliber.
New Pocket Rrvolvcr with loading lcver)
Pocket Revolver (Sclf Cocking).
Repeating Pistol Elliot pt.). No. 81 Cartridge.
Repeating Pistol (Elliot pt.) No. - Cartridge
Vest Pocket Pistol No. -, 30 and.32 Cartridge.
Gun Cane, using No 32Cartridgc.
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Revolving Rifle, 36 and ij-l00 in Caliber.
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Our Brccch Loading Arms have just been approved
and adopted Tor Military service in Europe
f. REMINGTON 4 SONS, Hon n. Y.
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Agent, San Francisco.
April q, 1867. 25tf
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Iiccrseness,
Group, bronchitis. recipient Com
sumption, and for tho Relief
OF COMsumptivc Patients
in advanced Stages
or the Disease.
Thisis remedy universally known 10 surpass any
other for the of Threat and lung complaints, that 1t
r. useless here publish tho evidence Of its virtues Ito
unryalIed excellence for coughs and colds. and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made IL
known throughout tho civilized nations OF tho ea,th.
Few Me the communities families, among them
who have not personal experience Of It's elects
some living trophy In their midst Of Its victory over the
subtle and disorders Of the throat and lungs
AZ nh know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, aud
they know too, tho effects Of this remedy We need not
do more than them that II has all tho viz.
tues TINT Il did have when making the which have
won strongly upon tho confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr.. &c. AVER T. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For sale by DR.. Willard, &. &. Turner and
dealers generally.
Nov. =, 1866. .2:ly
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilep.
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia
Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by tho Alternative power If this medicine IL sm'i-
la,,s the vital fnnci M into vornns accn, md thus
overromes disorders which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such II remedy has long been required ,y the no
ccsscs Of tho people md confident that this will
do for them all that medicine can do
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THE DlMPLEO CHIN.

J kissed the baby on the chin,
lJuet when the nurse-maid turned awav)
hlsse0 the dimple soft and sweet ~
Like hers who should have been mn Nav.
did not kiss its bright black ewes.
Ihey had its ather's iorelpu stare:
dld not touch the ruddy cheek,
NOR suoke the dark asd curling hair.
The mothers face ! scarcely see,
Fof turn away my mead in pain
from those soft eve and sunny looks,
SenQlng my sad thoughts back again
10 hours when believed her true
promising love Tor eYermore;
And starlight saw me sci the seal
On dimpled chin by the cottage door.
Sometimes her carriage thunders by;
From It's careless splash / shrink aside,
AND set my teeth together hard,
seeing the rich man al her side.
1 see II now-thesC toli- worn hands
We're never 1T to clasp her own;
Heaven knows | loved her well enough
To give her, if could, throne.
thought did the boy no wrong;
But, oh the bitter pang it gave
Wnen fierce his hand, in anger raised,
Struck at me as | were q slave.
Mays chlld | would have loved 1t so.
For her, and days that might have been,
For Auld Lang Syne, tor memory's sake,
And tor the dlmple in It's chin.
l take tn-night my bitter heart
Away beyond the troubled sea,
It's tossing waves may brng perchance,
Through its unrest, new peace to me,
Baby, good-byl / bear no grudge;
Though worldly wealth I 60 to win,
No gold can buy the kiss away
! stole from of that dimpled chin.
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ORIGIE OF CmGNoNs.--Iti is remarkable that
the African ladies first introduced very
inferior kind of chignon, natural, and formed
of their own hair, 1t is infinitely described
in the last entertaining volume of M. du
Chaillu. This enterprising traveller found
the lshogo bellies cultivating remarkable
sort of chignon. The hair is trained into
tower-shaped masses, eight to ten inches
high, and, as the illustrations show, in three
distinct styles, projecting obliquely, horizon
tally, and vertically from the crown. The
structure requires years of careful training
ere it reaches the perfection attained by lshogo
leaders of fashion. really good chignon
is not attained till the age of twenty or
twenty-five. at is the chief object OF am6i-
tion with young lshogo women to possess
good, well creased tower of hair" In Europe
(and in this country sad to say, 1T is the
ambition of every fashionable young lady to
wear at the back of her head an artificial
chignon, composed of hair cut from the heads
of others, either living or dead. In Ishogo,
'once fixed, these chignons remain for
couple of months without requiring to be
reaTranged, and the mass of insect-life that
accumulates on them during that period is
truly astonishing
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CRYsrALIIzED CARDS DANGERoUs.-The cards
recently introduced by the New York en-
qravers, known as "crystallized," or 'snow-
1aked, y are dangerous for ordinary purposes,
it seems. The London Paper Trade RegieW
cautions the public against the paper used in
their manufacture, and says; - 1T appears
that the pearly appearance is communicated
TO the paper by the use of sugar of lead; and,
on analysis, it has been found that card
measuring five and half by three inches,
contains no less than seven grains OF that
poisonous substance" But, if even the mother
q, pearly look that the cards have, is admitted
TO be pretty (Which it is not2, the peculiar
briIliancy on the surface is but very tempo
rary. for the lustre almost entirely disappears
II The card be carried in the pocket few days,
and is subject to the least friction. More than
this the cards so prepared carry with them a
very disagreeable odor, so that, with their un-
,Ieasantness to the olfactory nerves, ana thelr
Terv Aashy appearance, they are certainly not
in Good taste; and, now that they are known
40 be poisonous, they will assuredly not be-
come nopular. We hope not, at all events,
for thew are offensive to any person oil tas'e
and refinement.
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REAL. ESTATE-


EI:I j. NJ. GUMMEY & SONS SALE
MODERN FOURSTORY BRICK STORE AND
DWELLING, Southwest corner TENTH and ROD
MAN Streets.
on MONDAY, April l5. 1867, at - o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Eek
All that certain Lot or piece OF ground, with the
modem four-story brick messuage or tenement
thereon erected beginning at the southwest corner OF
Tenth and Rodman streets. in the seventh Ward of
the City of Philadelphia; thence extending along the
south of said Rodman street 55 feet IA inches
thence southwardly at right angles TO said Rodman
street IL feet thence westward in line parallel with
Rodman street feet 80 inches; thence southwark
right angles with Rodman street eet thence east
ward parallel with Rodman street 81 feet IL inches to
the west side of Tenth street, thence northWard along
Tenth Is feet to the place of beginning The
building erected In the most substantial manner
Has n store, dinng-room, and kitchen on the first
floor; wide hall, saloon paror with handsome marble
mantel, and large chamber with stationary basin
the second floor; three chambers on the third floor
and three on the fourth. Heater, range, bath, hot
and cold water, gas. etc. and is in excellent order
Clear of all incumbrance.
One-hah Of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage If desired. . ~
80 No. sos WALNUT street.
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REAL ESTATE.

El ]. NJ. GUA1AIEY & SONS SALE
HANDSOME RESIDENCE, with 20 feet side yard,
No. l22l RACE Street.
On MONDAY, April %, 1867, will be sold at Public
Sale. at y o'clock, Noon at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
Althat certain three-story brick messuage or teue-
meut and lot piece OF ground thereuntO belonging
situate the north side of Race street, the dis
tance 20 feet westward from Jucooy street. in the
Tenth Ward OF the City of PhilaGcpha. Containing
in front breadth said Race 10 feet and
tending in length or depth OF tuut width 100 feet,
through a 20 feet wide street cal ed Winsow street,
House is 70 feet front built and finished throughout
in superior manner, with auicS and three-story
room. kitchen and Out-kitchen ON the first ioor two
chambers sttingrOom, library, conservatory, and
bathroom on the second floor; 4 chambers on the
thru floor, and two attics; heaters ranges. bath,
water.coset, etc. etc.
]. NJ. GUNIMEY yS SONS, Auctoneers,
Ala 20 No 5ns ~ NLNUT Street
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a. RIAL ESTATE.-SAMUEL G.. FORD d
E!u SONS SALE.-HANDSOME MODERN RESI-,
DENCE. No 1925 GREEN Street-On FRIDAY. April
1857 2oclock Noon will be sold at Public sale
the PIIILA DELPHIA EXCHANGE, all that certain
four-story brick messuage, with three-story back
buildings and lot of ground situate NO. 1925 Green
street, being front Green street q feet and
tenong in depth l2O feet to an alley leading into
Nineteenth street.
n. B.-This house is built in the very best manner,
and in perfect order and repair having been newly
painted and papered 1t is replete with all the
modern convenences, has wide hall, saloon parlor
dining room, and two kitchens on first floor, two
chambers, sitting room, Office, and bath room
second floor, three chambers and store room on third
floor and two chambers fourth floor: large closets
in every room; furnace front building; Latrobe
In back two ranges cellars very dry with cemented
floor.
Title perfect Subject yearly ground rent $780,
MAY be examined at any time previous to sale upon
application the office of the Auctioneers.
SAMUEL g. FORD & SONS, Auctioneers.
4iOlS Is No. l27 S. FOURTH Street,
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A. RY ORDER OF HEIRS

klil Estate Of CHARLES FRENCH. deceased.
J. NJ. GUNlMEY & SONS, AUCIIONEERS,
JWU-STORY BRICK DWELLING, NO. $40 n
SEVENTH Street.
on MONDAY, April l5 1867, at 70 o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change, . 1900,
All that certain brick Messuage or Tenement and
Lot or piece of ground thereunlo belonging situate
on the side of Seventh street. at the distance OF
l34 feet inches northward from Wallace street, In
the thirteenth Ward of the city of Philadelphia,
containing in front breadth said seventh street
rs feet inches, and extending in length or depth
westward between parallel lines at right angles with
Seventh street 20 feet. Has attcs and two-story
prick back buildings two parlors, diningrOom and
Kitchen on the first floor: gas throughout, hydrant In
yard, etc. etc. -
3gO46 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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I PEAL. ESTATE
"a 80 10 N, GUNiMEY g. SONS, SALE.

Eal j. NJ. GUMMEY d SONS SALE.
valuable LOT OF GROUND, Northeast corner
SECOND Street and ALLEGHENY Avenue.
on MONDAY, April Is 1867, Ut - o'clock, Noon,
will be sold at Public sale, at the Philadelphia EX-
change.
All that certain Lot or piece of gr uud situate the
northeast corner OF Allegheny avenue and Second
street in the Twentyhtth Ward OF the city of Pha-
delphia containing in front or breadth on the said
Second street 100 feet, and extending in length or
depth eastward Of that width along the north side of
the said Allegheny avenue 24S iee to the west side of
Hancock street Three fronts. subject the restric-
tion that slaughter-house skin dressing establish
meut. glue, bone, soap, or candle mandatory, or
oil er building for offensive occupation shall
ever erected used upon the said lot OF ground.
Clear OF all incumbrance.
u, M. GUMMEY & Sons, Auctioneers
3SO46 No. 5US WALN UT street.
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SmK.-Heliogabalu was the first Roman
who wore a garment all silk, which must have
been about the year 220 A. d. The Emperor
Aurelianus, who died in 275, denied his en-
press robe of silk because it was too dear.
In the year 555, some monks, who had been
in India brought some eggs Of the silk worm
to ConstantinOple, where, in time, they pro
duced raw silk, which was manufactured at
Athens, Thebes, Corinth, etc. Charlemagne
sent Ofa, King of Mercia, present of belt,
and two silken vests, in the year 7SO, which
is the earliest account we have of silk being in
ENGLAND.
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Ej I'M. GUNIMEY & SONS SALE,
modern tour story Brick Residence, No. 923 Clinton
street.
on MONDAY, April IS 1867, at IL O'Clock, noon,
Will be sold at Public Sale, at the Philadelphia Ex-
change,
AIlthat certain four-story brick Messuage Tene-
ment and lot or piece Ground thereuntO belonging,
situate the north side of Clinton street. No 925 at
distance of 49 feet eastward from the east side OF
Tenth street. in the Seventh Ward OF the city of Phi
Clinton street 10 feet, and extending in length or
depIh northward OF that width us feet TO Bond
street together with the free and common use and
privilege of said Bond street at all times hereafter
forever. Has large saloon pUror, dining room,
kitchen, four chambers, attcs, bath, hot and cold
water, heater, range. wateT-closet etc.
], NJ, GUMMEY IL SONS, Auctoneers,
A6l3 No sos WALNUT Street.
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~ REAL EsTATE-sAliUEL c. FORD &

"A REAL ESTATE.-sADIUEL C. FORD &
EEI SONS SALE.-DWELLING HOUSE, 25l3 HA-
MILTON Street, FRIDAY, April 49, 1867, at IL
O'clock noon will sold at Public SALE at thePHILA-
DEIPHIA EXCHANGE, all that certain two-story
stone essuageor tene ment with twostOry brick back
buildings and lot or piece OF ground, situate the
north side OF Hamilton street, between Twenty-itth
and Callowh streets; beginning at point feet
from corner of lots late of Joseph Innes; ex
tending thence along Hamilton street westwardly
feet and running Of that width at right angles to
Hamilton street 60 feet inches, including 90 feet
wide alley to be used in common with the adjoining
lots with the free and common use of 9 feet wide
lot, leading into Hamilton street. and OF the2a feet
onehaif the purchase money d may remain on
'l'O' 'ssGMUEL c. FORD & soNs.;Auctioneers.
4lOi3lS No. l27 5. FOURTH Street.
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AUCTION SALES.
IT M. GUMMEY d SONS, AUCTGONEEBS
81 No. sos WALNUT Street
Hold Regular sales of

u No sos WALNUT Street
Hold Regular sales Of
REAL, ESIATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES Al
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANgE,
Handbnis Of each property issued serarately.
1000 catalogues published and Circulated containing
full descriptions OF property 70 be sold rs also par
ter. offered AZ private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspapers,
Ledger North American, German Free Press, ln-
quirer, Evening Bulletin, German Democrat, Age,
"Lvening Telegraph, Press, and Legal Inteligencer'
SALE OK MONDAY, April IS, will include
MODLRN FOUK-STORY BRICK REsIDENCE,
DEsiRABLE BUiLDING LOT, north sldel OF
Thompson street, east Of seventh street ~
Lot by III feet through to BrandyNine street north
side of spring Garden street, l6l feet west OF Eight
eenth street, adjoining the new row OF Drown-atOne
MoDfRN FoUR-sToRY BRICK STORE AND
RESI- DENCE southwest corner of Tenth ana Rod
Two III REEsToRY BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos
lCU2 1904 holman street.
TWosToRY BRICK DWELLING, No. $40 N
seXHS'IiLnuSStBIE LOT OF GROUND, northeast corner
of Allegheny avenue and second street.
TWO.sTORN BRICK DWELLING, No. 2025 CathR
rlne street.
/ SALE ON MONDAY, APRIL o. will include q
NORTH BROAD STREET. Handsome urok resi-
dence. with brown-stone dressings and Mansard roof
ana extra conveniences No 1881 North Broad street.
Stikel, deceased -lwo-story brick dwelling S' W.
corner Twenty third and Jefferson streets.
same Estate.--rwOs story brick dwelling, N. w.
corner Twenty third ana Wright streets 80, -,
Handsome brick residence. with ~ ieet slde yard
Two twostory brick dwellings Nos 232 ana 23i
WEST sPiiUCE sTREET.-Handsome brick resi-
dence, with brownstone dressings and Mansard root,
No, 2llS Spruce street o Go
Fourth street, through 10 Weccacoe street.
| Three-story brick residence, No. 5l5 Pine street
street. with brick building and Office Nos. 1907 and
| 1903 Vine street
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--Advices from Arizona territory report great
damage by the floods. Arizona City has been
inundated and several houses washed away.
The Apache Indians had attacked the men in
charge of the Mowrey mine, killed one and
wounded several. Oscar Buckalew, nephew
of United States Senator Buckalew, was dan
gerously wounded. Five Indians were killed
and a number wounded. The savages were
well armed with guns and rifles.
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. REAL ESTATE.

fs9 NEAL ESIAII,
E!I ]. NJ. GUMMEY q SONS SALE,
Desirable LOT and BRICK BUILDINGS, Nos 1907
and 1903 VINE street.
will be sold Public Sale, at the Philadelphia EX
change,
All that certain lot piece OF ground together with
the improvements thereon erected, situate on the
north side of Vine street. at the distance OF 80 feet
westward from Seventeenth street in the Fifteenth
Ward OF the city of Philadelphia. Containing in front
or breadth on said Vine street IS feet inches and
extending in length depth OF that width 10 feet
through 10 Pearl street. improvements consist or
new, substantial brick building. "a by 26 feet two
stories high with slate roof suitable tor factory
Coach-hOuse, and brick office, II by y ieeE fronting
on Vine street. 100
''N' Il NJ CHIMNEY & SONS, Auction eers,
A12o0 No. sos WALNUT Street.
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- REAL EsTATE.-sAMUEL c. FORD &

- REAL ESTATE.-SAMUEL C. FORD &
kal SONS, SALE.-VERY VALUABLE BUSI-
NESS STAND Five.story Brick OFFICE BUILD.
ING No. l9 South tn IItD Street, below Market. ON
FRIDAY, April 20, 1867, at Il O'clock. noon, Will be
sold at Public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EN-
CHANGE, all that fve-story brick Building and Lot
OF Ground, situate the east side OF Third street,
south of Market street, 49, containing in front
Third street is feet, and extending in depth 81 feet
more or less.
Clear OF all incumbrance.
Terms-SlO o. 90 may remain on mortgage
The above is situate in a very desirable business
neighbOrhood. and in the most valuable square on
1H''0 SAMUEL c. FORD & SONS, Auctioueers.
4l0l32U2j No'l-1 :. S.fOCh1h street.
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aN REAL ESTATE.

On REAL ESTATE.
CS9 SAMUEL G; FORD & SONS, SALE.
-AITABLE TIMBER TRACT Elk county Pa.
on FRIDAY, April 70, 1867, AT II y clOcK Noon, will
be soid al Public sale AT the Philadelphia Exchange,
that certain tract OF land, consisting liz acres
called dam Dier Tract Warrant 20S4, Subdivision
land No. g." situate in Highland township, Elk
c0nrtv pa, miles from Ridgeway, from 81, M ary's
81 from PIiladephia and Erie Railroad, near oean
heavily timbered with hemlock pine white oak, wild
cherry and walnut.
Title perfect;
clear of all incumbTance.
wv" : a MUEL c, FORD & SONS, Auctioueers
4l8o625 No l27 s. FOURTH Street.
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MARVIN & CO.
No. 72l CHESTNUT ST., masonic H
LEGAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE.-COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
IN FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA-
DELPHIA, of June Term, 1866. No. 81. In Divorce.
AMALlA VOELKER VS.. PHILIP VOELKER, .
To Philip Voelker the above-named respondent
Sir-The dispositions OF witnesses for llbeant in the
above case will be taken before e. X. NICHOLS,
ESQ the Examiner appointed by the Court TO take
tmony in the above case at the office OF the subscriber
No. 5i2 N. THIRD Street, Philadelphia, on the 22d
day of April, A. D. 1867, at clock p. nj:
FRED. DITTMANN,
44l5t& Attorney for Libellant.