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TIRE INSURANCE EXCLUsIVELY.-THR
n PENNSY LNANIA FIRE INSURANCE (SOM-
PA AEY-IncorpOrated ls25-Cbarter Perpetual-NO.
$40 Walnut Street. OF posite Independence square.
This Company, favorabiy known 70 the COMMUNITY
tor forty years continues 10 Insure ainst loss
or damage by fire on Public or Private Buildings,
FURNITURE. Stocks OF Goods, and Merchandise gene
I6eT apitaI, together with large surplus Emma
sinvested in the most careful manner, which anables
bemi o offer TO the insured an undOubted aeouFifv n
the casa of lOBs-
Daniel Smith, Jr.. Job. 1JaVAva..
Alexander Benfon, ,rhonIaa SSnith
laRhc a anruureb, Henry Lewis.
Thomas Robbins, j. GillinRbam Fan.
Daniel HaddOck. Jr.
DANIEL SMITH JR., Prealdenl
WILLIAM q. CRowEIL. Secretary, AZ
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ruR REEK OF LNpLAN sUNMER.


m. earth now rests from all her fruitful works;
uaY Solden week of Indian Summer glows
OSoy All the land-the Sabbath Of the year.
Syhe sun slants low along the Southern sky,
lT'hs 6pe gold Of his Summer beams grow dim
The clouds no longer heave their Alp-hke
p,, tbiulv Ger the pale-blue heavens spread.
oser Viewless, Western verge the thickening
haze
1,o,rs sloWlv in the atmosphere Of dreams.
5rSs hills. upon whose russet slopes now lie
II,o Iatticed shadows of the leafess woods,
Afar in cloudlike masses melt away.
;The winding stream Autumnal rains have filled
Tbrough woodland, glade, and rural homes,
TbrouSh fields all brown, and winter-during
green,
Moves Slowly on, in CLEANS from curve to curve
like languid openings Of a dreamy eye.
Save muffled echoes of the distant gun,
And interrupted peck Of bird on limb
And hollow trunk, buzz of laundering bee,
No sound disturbs the deep repOse Of earth.
From height to height the crow flies heavily;
And Ger the valleys gulf of wavering haze
The hawk, slow scanning farm and field below,
In dreamy circles floats. Against this steep
And wOod-browed hill, the warm and mellow
air,
As from the wind-swung curtains of tent,
Beats ftfully. A pale and shimmering light
A last sweet smile as of dying saint
Plays softly DER the wan and quiet earth.
Nor hills, nor woods, nor fields, though bare
and brown,
Are sad, but all rejoice in wOrks well done.
The leaves have builded for their race of trees
The measure of a genial Summers growth,
And at their feet are mingling with the dust.
The OrChard-trees droop low relaxed limbs,
Unstifened yet against the Wintry storm
October winds have sown the winged seeds
Of weed and flower; and by the streamlets
marge
The golden rod still bends o'er aster blue,
But bloom and glOry's gone, by beat and chill
of dark October rains.
As once Of old
''GOd saw that it was good" and took His
rest,
So year by year, through Natures work, He
does
The same, and in some week Of warmth and
light
Earth dreams her fruitful Summer o'er again,
And rests In peace as of day of heaven.
Hours at Home.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF METALS, NEW .QUARTERMAS.
~ TER STORES, AND LUMBER

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE |
WASHIHGTON, ID. O., Oct. 2h. 1867. !
yember IL, at Lincoln Depot under The direction of
Breyet Colonel a. Y. BLuNT A. O Nj
so HORsE ES and 8, NJ ULES, more or less,
60 A BUDANI ES, worn.
250 Army WAGONS worn.
7SPklNG do. do,
Several OF these Spring Wagons are Of very supe-
riOr finish
The Mules offered are very select lot, well worthy
the atlenti IN of purchasers 3.
Alter " hlch the following Metals and Quartermas-
ter SteTts. entirely new, TO witt
l,l5OOOO lbs, Iron, IOnuOO lbs. Steel, assorted,
$500 " Copper, 10000 /" Chains, do.
100 COPPER bot 1900 Bolts,
toms, 900 stove Feet,
lCOO lbs. Lead, 5 OOU Broom Handles,
bW,OtO q" Horse shoes, 500 Lamp Cnmneys,
100000 Mule DO. Gov pieces Lamp Wick.
60 Empty Bottles.
Together with q number OF miscellaneous articles,
conslstlDg In part OF Carpenters and BlacksmithS
Tools, Sash Weights. Knives Engines, Globe Valves,
Fire Brick, etc etc.
Also, the following wagonm akers' LUMBER
5000 feet Ia inch Oak $500 feet 6nch Oak
Plank. Plank.
5000 ft ct 2.nch do. do 1900 feet 4-iuch Hickory
SnSh naS dS do DO do PsDk assorted
10000 teet finch do. do. Sizes
Sale 10 commence at 10 A. NJ, aid continue from
day to day until all are sold.
Horses Mules, and Wagons will be sold singy; other
articles IN lois.
The Metals will be delivered TO purchasers at Sixth
street wharf, or at railroad depot.
Catalogues Of sale can be had on application.
Teims- Cash in Government funds.
By order OF the QuRrteTmaster-G eneral.
j. O. MCFERRAN,
Deputy yQuarteTmaster General,
10 02s l2t Brevet Brigader- Gen. u. $. Army.
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PHGNlX INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHI
i LADELPHIA.
lNCORP GRATED ls64-CHART PERPETUAL.
NO. "a WALNUT street, oppOsil e the Exchange.
In addition TO N ARINE anu INLAND INSUR-
ANCE, this Company insures from loss damage by
FIRE Tor liberal terms Gu buildings, merchandise
furniture, etc., for limited periods, and permanently
buildings by deposit Of premium.
The Company has been active operation for moro
than Sixty YEARS, during which all losses have
been promptly adjusted aud paid,
DIRECTORS.
John J.. Hodge, Lawrence Lewis, JE
NJ. B. Mahony, David Lewis,
John Il. Lewis, Benjamin ktting,
William y. Grant, Thomas III. Powers
Robert w. Leaning, A. r. McHenry,
ID. Clark Wharton, edmund Castillon,
samuel WILCOX, Louis O. NOrria
JOHN w UGH EkER, President
SAMUEL WILCOX. Secretary
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STOVES, RANGES, ETC.

A NOTICE.-THS SIGNED
- wOulo call attention o. the Pu6liG 90 MS
&HV NEW GOLDEN EAGLE FURNACE,
G9E This is an entirely new heater, II Ia socon.
sruced as 20 at once mend Itself 20 general iavor
being . combination OF wrought and cast iron, II is
very simple In It's construction and Is iectly air
tlght selicleanng, having no pipes or drums 70 be
taken out aud cleaned II Is arranged with upright
dues es 10 produce larger amount OF heat fr0m the
same eight OF coal thAh any furnace now 10 use
The hyETOmetrc condition OF the ali ss pieHne1 ~
my new arrangement OF evaporation viii az once de
munBTRte that II Is the only Hot Air Furnace that
Will produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
Those in want OF a complete Heating Apparatus
would do well 70 call and examine the Golden Eagle
CHARLES WILLIAMS
Nos. 1872 and l13 4MARK Er street
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges, Fire BoaTa
Stoves, Low Down Crates, Nennlators' e1c'' always
N R@JObbing of all kIads promptly done 6lOi
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LEGAL NOTICES.

EAsTERN DISTRICT OF PEN NsYLvANIA,
ss, IN Bank upey. Al r ladelphia the 2lst day
eLucIooer, A, ID. lS67-Th NJ dersgned hereby gives
h0tce OF MS appointments Assignee OF "A GNhN
fIEbIE IN the city OF Philadelphia, Ia the county
OF Phlaoelphia and State Of Pennsy lvanla, within
held District who has been adjndged q Bankrupt,
district.
To the creditors Of HENRY EI NsTg IN, Bankrupt.
JOHN ROBERr5 Assignee.
10 20 aW 2W NO. l29 3. SIXTH street.
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E. B. COTTON,

PROVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY.
l. OF PHILA DELPHIA,
No. Ill 8. lou RTH street.,
INCORPORATED 81 MONTH %, 1855,
CAPITAL, Sl5U 90 E, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by g.
10, or 20 year Premiums, N on. .ioT feiture. - y
AnLuilies granted on favorable erms,
Term Policies, ChildTen's hndowments,
This Company, while giving insured the security
Pald;up q pltal Will divide the entire profits Of
The Ii busints ss among It's policy holders.
moneys r. ceV ed at lntt rest, and naid on damand
Authorized by charter to execute Trusts and 10 ACT
as executor or ministrator ssignee or 0uardIan
and IN ober hduciary capacities un0 er appointment
OF any Court OF this any person or
persons, or bodies politic or corporate,
......- = - DIRECTORS.
SAMUEL =. SH1PLEY. HENRY HAINES,
JGsAUA II; NORRIS, T. WISTAR BROWN,
RICH ARD WOOD, w. O. IONJSTREpH
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACK Err
- CHARLES r. COFFIN.
SAM UEL r. SB1PLNY, ROWLAND PARRY.
PRESIDENT Actuary.
MILLJAM Q. LONGSTRECH. Vice President.
II OmAS W1STAR NJ D., ]. b. TOWNSEND,
VIC Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
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I'm S sURANcE COMPANY

OF
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. 2s2 WALNUT :, PHILADELPHIA:
INCORPORATED 1884. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, s5OO,OOO,
ASSETS JANUARY s, IS67....~-s 81, 703 .a07.aO
IRkUREs MARINE, INLAND TRANsPOR-
RATION AND FIRE RISKs.
DIRECTORS.
Arthur g. Coffin, George l. Harrison
samuel w. Jones, francis II. Cope,
lOhn A Brown, Edward H. TrOtiaF.
Charleg Taylor, Edward b Clarke,
Ambrose White, WILLIAM CummiDRa,
Richard D. Wood, T. Charlton Henry,
William Welsh, Alfred ID. Jessup,
& Morris w ain, John P White,
John Mason, Louis q Madeira.
ARTHUR q. COFFIN, Presidenk
CHARLES PLATT Secretary.
WILLIAM BUEHLEk, Harrisburg, Pa. Central
Agent for the State OF Pennsylvania l9R
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NovERN MENT SAL

OFFICE OF ASST. QUART n GENERALLY
No. II STATE STREET,
NEW YORK CITY, Oct. 30, 1867
VIII be sold at Public Auction 10 the highest bid
der, on the 9Th day OF November, 1867, at ~ M lot
o. Machinery pertaining TO Water Condensiug Appa-
Tatus, stored on board OF the barge f. s. Ayres now
lying at Middle Pier, Atlantic Dock Basin. BROOKLYN
N. Y.
The following articles are composed in the lot to be
sOd:-
Steam Drum, 80 in. diameter, l3 it. long
Lot Of FiIe Tools
3Lighthalls COndenserS.
bJO It. Wrought and Malleable Iron Pipe. assorted
Sizes.
woodward Steam Pumps, Nos 2, 3, and7,
10 Cast-ITOn Globe Valves.
SIX IN. BRASS Plug Cocks
9in. CRst-iron Safety Valves with levers weights
etc
2q-in. Cast-iron Check Valves.
The sale viii take place board of the barge, at
he hour and place above-nRmed, and purchasers will
he required TO remove thtir prOIeTly within three
dH, from the time OF purchase. The barge VIII be
tOwed the OF the United states TO point
In New YOIk HaIbOT, where The successful bidder
may deBi 10 receive his property, which must be un
IORC ed at his Xpense.
Terms Cash, in United States Treasury Notes.
RUFUS INGALLS,,
n1T Byt. Mai. Gen. and ASST. q. M.-Gen.
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ID THOMPsONB LONDON KITOuENERi
4z44 OR EUROPEAN RANGE, io1 r, hinn55nsz' iee5' Ao 40
F1AN FERENT SIZES. Also Phila9Ielphla Ranges
Hot IL FnrDacea Portable heaters, LOWdOWn Gratea
Eiysbrsrd sioVee hath Boilers, hteWhOle Plates
BoiIsrS Cooking Stoves, eIc yhoesAls and retail, BY
II ~ Stntb6m NO 2Qo n. aNcoND street
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KNOW THY DESTINY.


MADAME +. F. THORNTON, TIE great Eng
lish Astroloslst, CIairyo ant and PsychoEne-
tricIan, who has astOnisheA the scientific
classes OF the Old WORLD. has nov located
herself at Hudson, y. Y. Madame tt orn-
ton possesses such wonderful powers Of SEC
ond sight, as TO enable her To IInpart knowL-
edge Of the greatest importance TO the single
or narried OF either sex. While in state OF
tran,e, she teIiueatss the very features OF the
person you are to marry, and by the aid Of
an instrument Of intense power, known as
the PsychomolroPe, guarantees tn reduce a
ne-like picture o: the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, together with date of
marriage. position in lie, leading traits OF
character, &c. THIS IS no humbug, es thou
sands of testimonials can assert. She viii
send when desired certified certificate, or
written guarantee, that the picture Is what
1t purportst 70 be. By enclosing a small lock
OF hair, and stating place Of birth, age, dispo-
sition and complexion, and enclosing hfty
cents and stamped envelope ADDRESSED to
yourself. you will receive the picture and de-
sired information by return mail. All CON-
munications sacredIy confidential. Ad-
dress in confidence. MADAME F +. THORN
TON. P. o. Box %. Hudson, NY.
mchSB cod ,triW6wly
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MoTDERPTL mr. TRuE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the woIld-Ie-
nowned AstIoIodst and SOmnambulIstIc,
CiartvOy ant, while in a claIrvoyant
state, delineates the very features OF
the person you are TO marry, and
by the aid of an instrument OF intense
power, known ~ the Psychomotrope, guar
antees To produce perfect and Iite-lIke pic
ture of the future husband or wife OF the ap.
plicant, with date OF marriage, occupation,
leading traits Of character, sc. THIS IS no
imposition, as testimonials without number
can assert. By stating place OF birth, age,
disposition, color Of eyes aud hair, and en-
closing MY cents, and stamped envelope adj
dressed TO yourself, you will receive the pic
ture by return mail, together with desired In
formation.
H6-Address IN confidence, MADAME GER.
TRUDE REMINGTON, P. O. Box 81, West
Troy,S. Y. mch23-eod. triw&wly
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about one hundred armed men in
yTs-biuRton on the night Of April Il, in
he interest OF the assAssins. 1t seems
strsnge that no attempt was made TO
learn who thess parties were, or that no
reward was offered for their apprehen-
sion.
ecutors on the trial felt convinced, at
the time ofthe trial, that perSonages
those beyond suspicion in the minds Of
most persons, had some previous
knowledge OF the attempt 70 murder
Mr.. Lincoln --
The delay OF two months in taking
any steps TO arrest Surrafi, AFTER bis
whereabouts was known, and an ODER
had been made TO deliver him up, y, 70
lay the least, suspicious
WIDESPREAD KNOWLEDGE OF THEPLoI-
One Of the most singular matters
brought TO light by the Investigation Is
the fac: that NOT only was the p4os
known in distant parts Of The country,
buI that il Was understood who were 10
bs the victims. There Is much evidence
soiug TO subStantizts the supposiIoD
that there was 10 intention OF taking
Mr.. JonDsUn's life, and that all the
movements around the kirkwood
House were simply made TO misleAd.
The following will sufhSe a. specimens
Of this kind Of evidence:
Al q town in Mlnnesofa, AZ ) o'clock
n the afternoon OF April lAh, q citizen
stated 10 his friends that Mr.. Lincoln
and Secretary Seward Edd been assas-
sinatsd. Al twelve O'Clock, noon, OF
April l4ih, in another town in Mime
SOts, several citizens came 10 The post
master 20 inquire whether any news
had been received Of the assassination
Of M. Lincoln and Secretary Seward.
In neither case was the name OF the
Vice President mentioned. The state
meut Of Harold at midnight, after the
assassinaTiOu, when, with Booth. he
stopped a. Lloydis tavern al Surratt-
vile, as j; appears in the evidence taken
upon the Trial, was this: "Well, am
pretty certain that We have assassinated
the President and Mr.. Seward" Flee
ing as they did, Instantly after the shot
nTed in the Iheatre, how could they
have known that the plot had failed SO
far as Mr. Johnson was concerned,
provided there WAS any Intention to
kill him?
Besides these, there is evidence to the
same effect, from portions Of the coun-
Try widely separated from those mem
EiOned above, where a knowledge of
the fact that Mr.. Lincoln and Secretary
Seward were to be assassinRted, was in
the possession Of quite a number of
persons.
Some circumstances connected with
the hasty execution of the conspirators
-as IL there was an anxiety to get them
under ground at the earliest moment
have excited attention and inquiry.
In conclusion, it may be said that the
above presents fair statement Of the
kind OF matter which, so far as it has
not been already done, will, in due
time, be presented to the proper persons
TO receive the same. It is believed to
be but a small portion of similar mat
ter in the hands of those who are using
it to remove thu mystery OF the great
conspiracy. H. V. y. b.
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A Young Lady returning to her country
home, after soJourn OF few months in the
City, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place OF the coarse, rustic, flushed face, she
had a soft ruby complexion OF almost marble
smOothness, and instead OF twenty-three she
really appeared but eighteen. Upon inquiry
as to the cause OF 50 great change, she plain
ly told them that she used the CIFcaSsIan
Balm, and considered Il an invaluable &C.
QUESTION TO any Lady's toilet By its use any
Lady or Gentleman can improve their per
sonal appearance an hundred fold. 1t is SIM
pie in its combination, as Nature herself is
simple, yet unsurpassed in It's efficacy in
drawing impurities from. also healing, cleans
ing and Identifying the skin and complexion
By Its direct action on the cuticle it draws
from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same, and leaving the surface as Nature in
tended 1t should be, clear. soft. smooth and
beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail or Express,
on receipt OF an order by
w. l. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayette St, Syracuse, n. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the
same mch2}- cod, triw&Ely
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A CARD NHALIns-

A Clergyman, while residing South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure OF Nervous
Weaknezs, Ea=Iy Decay, Diseases OF the Uni
nary and seminsI Organs, and the whole
train Of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by desire 10 benefit the affiietsd and un-
fortunate, l Will send the recipe for pTepar-
ing and using this medicine, IN sealed en-
yelOPe, TO any one who needs It, Free oj
Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed 10 yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. ISMAS,
Station D, Bible House, New York.
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The Explosion OF the wheeling
Steamer 81 Mays At New Orleans.

The Explosion OF the wheeling
Steamer 81 Mays At New Orleans.
FTOm the Sel1 ORLEANS TiHleT Of MaV 81.
Shortly after o'clock yesterday
morning the donkey boiler on the port
side OF the packet 81. MaFys exploded,
the engineer being at the time engaged
in raising steam for the purpose of
pumping water into the main boiler.
of a sudden, with terrific force, the ex-
plOsion took place, and the boiler was
lifted through the cabin and hurricane
deck, carried clean over the steamboat
LeonidAs, lying next to the St. Marys,
and came down upon the hurricane
deck OF the Ruth, going through into
the Indies cabin, and stopping there.
simultaneously both smoke stacks of
the s. Marys fell, fortunately both OF
them athTart the hull, but smashing
cot the upper works OF the boat or the
port or leFee side, and crushing every
thing beneath Them By the force OF
the conclusion, too, the stAterOom doors,
Otherwise uuinjured, were blown
OF OF broken, the solid walnut
counter in the clerks Office was
cracked from end to end, and the
furniture, crOcksTy, and chande-
Liers In the cabin were in moment
transferred Into chaos OF debris. No
lives were lost, and this is really proyi-
LE4AAh4t II view OF Lut violence OF the
explosion. Two engineers OF the boat.
Peter Seybold and o. Miller, were
slightly scalded, as Was also SIr. c. E
Damn, gentleman who had taken
passage, and was awaiting the boats
departure tonight. A colored CABIN
boy was also hurt by being struck on
the head by a flying fragment, and a
news boy il said TO have been scalded
quite seriously. The ST. MRrys reached
This city on Wednesday morning, and
was still engaged in the dischargfng OF
her cargo when the disaster occurred.
She is commanded by Captain Il. =.
Goodwin, and her clerk is Morris Dor
sey. This latter gentleman seems to 5e
peculiarly unfortunate In steamboat
ing, he having been in command Of the
ill-fated steamboat Como, recently
burned on Trinity River, Texas. The
entire amount OF damage Is estimated
ct about SIS 600. The damages sustain
ed on board the Ruth and Lsonidas
were considerable. On the latter boat
the chandeliers were shattered to fraR-
ments by the conclusion, while the de-
scent Of the boiler into The ladies' cabin
OF the Ruth caused, we learn. little other
injury than the breaking of the wood
work. TheeXploded boiler was Il tubu-
lar with seven dues, and previous 10 the
explosion It had been filed with water
70 aid IN cleaning out shs osher boilers.
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Kentucky State
Y
CLASS n.
TO BE DRAWN AT COYISGroS, n.y.
JUNE %, 1857.
sa,ooo: Numbsr. .nd zss PIC.
D. $4,000
7ss prizes, amounting to s2soe5o.
whole Tickets sc, Halves SO. Omar

whole Tickets sI2, Halves SO. omar
tiers So.
E~we would call particular attention to
the above MAGNIFICENT SISGLE-SUABER
LOTTERY, which will Be drawn N PUBLIC,
In CoyISGroS, KY. BIT SWORN COMBS
sIoSEKs, At oSE o O'CLOCK, p. ", a. the corner
OF FoUETa ana SCOTT SIS The public are
invited to witness the drawing. The Ken
lucky State Lotteries are no Gift Enterprises,
but responsible Money Lotteries, that have
been conducted success ,uIly for the past
thirty yean, and are drawn under the
authority Of a cnarter from the state, and
bonds 10 large amount are given for the
payment of all prizes. The drawings are
published in the New York Herald and Gin
ctnnau Commercial.
Circulars OF Lotteries drawing daily Ient free
by applicationto the Managers
Address all orders for tickets to
MURRAY, EDDY & CO..
COTinEtOn, Ky.
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LArsHLIS,s IsFANr CoRDIAL.

The ChIId's Cure when TeethIng.
No;heEs al know the many sleePIez nights
The little ones at home have to pass when
Ieething. Yoa need no one TO remind you
OF the Pain-ChoIr, Waksfutnes, UneaAI-
ness, Fretttng. Flatulence, Disturbed Bowels,
&c We tell you eandIdIy. one bottle ofthIs
Cordial VIII correct all these Troubles, Assist
TesthIng, Remove AcidIty, AllAy all Pain,
Quiet The Fretful, Promote Sleep.
TyN. II will act as a charm Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main ST.
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Free 10 Everybody.

A large spp. Circular, giving information
OF the greatest importance TO the young OF
both sexes.
1t teaches how the homely may become
beautiful. the despised respected, and the
torsaken loved.
Noyoung lady or gentleman should fan 10
send their address, and receive copy post
paid. by return mail Address,
P.O. Drawer, 2, Troy, Ny.
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CHASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
EN- AMEI,

EoR IMPROVING AND BEAUTIFYING
u the Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation
In use, for giving the akin pearl-lfke tint
that is only found In youth. 1t quickly re-
moves Tan, Freckles, Pmples. Biotches, Moth
Patches, SallOwness, Eruptions, and all i'm
purities OF the skin, kindly healing the same,
leaving the skin white and clear as aIabasteF
Its use can not be detected by the closest scru-
tiny, and being vegetable preparation Is
perfectly harmless II Is the only article Of
The kind used by the French, and is cons1d-
cred by the P1rtsian as indispensable TO s
perfect toilet Upwards OF 5000 bottles were
sold during the past year, q sum cient guaran-
tee OF its efficacy. Price only 70 cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF an order, by
BERGER, SHUTS 4 CO. Chemists
IS River St, Troy, n. Y.
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Spiral gutttts.
opsEE1-s CHoLEKA ANIIDoTE-

Arpeedy, sure and certain care sur Cholera,
D!zrrheA Dyssnte-y.F lEI.Ch and C-anP-
ing Pains Warranted 10 eurs IN every eEse-
IRIS PErscz1HED BY PHHsIcIASS
A Robertson, EASoaS station W. Va
szvstt : worth is velshf IN gold.
81 Beanei, Clnc3nnaii. Ohio, says it e11ed
hin, Of Chole-s-
T,t.rsoammended by :. A. Mesean Iron
NIs--bsr.t. Ro5E.. GuS; John DOnlon. 2. L..
= n sT6usS Manners Geo & Jingle, Max
IrElIE 4 Tinz5s: John Carton, BELMONT NILS
SsnrsI T-SrEhlln. Wholesale Druggist. Jas
TSn1lie- JcS- ; Morton; = Il Rodgen- Con.
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