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New York STOCK narket-JuIv a.

Cincinnati Nancy uarker-July g.
G0LD-l3sh buying.
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The baby wagon was empty.

The CRIMINAL DocKEr.-The Criminal
Docket of the Court OF Common Pleas will
be assigned this morning. The criminal
trials will commence on next Monday, July
18th, and occupy about two weeks.
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aia9Y Local Ne WIS.
II THE0Hl0 STATESMAN
Daily. Tri, Weekly, and Weekly,
rroT r HAS AT THIS TIME 70
uiIus.l ernat lia li.. eft a.li 1i
"a THE LARG EST e
Aggregate, .. Circulation
.at-E Ia . Fre q .ia Hi q g At4
or.rvp.pruru so
Columbus or in Central Ohio,
This makes it the best Advertising g
medium OF any paper In this city.
FRANKLIN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET
OF AMY PAPER I'm

R.prss.ntasises-wILLIAM L. ROSS.
CAL T. MANN.
SA>ri9-GEORGE 81. EARHART.
1s,sdieor-SAMUEI. u. KII.E.
7reasurer-A. g. HEADLEY.
Recor,t-r-NATHAN COLE.
Cnnnsissioner-WILLI GULlCK.
Coroner ELIAS GAVER.
lsfrnary Director GRAU.
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AN APoLoGY-We owe our friends of
the Coldstream Guards an apology for our
failure to return our thanks to them, as well
as to the other companies, for salute fired
in front of THE STATESMAN Office on the
morning of the Fourth. The fact is, we
were enjoying "tired natures sweet re-
storer, balmy Sleep" at our respective
place of abode, and did not hear the shoot
ing, and as the boys in the folding room
neglected to tell US of it, we were not aware
that the compliment had been paid until
know we wouldn't refuse them anything.
not even if they were to ask If we would
take ice and greens in it.
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NATuRAL1zED-Michae Shea, a native of
ireland, took out his final naturalization
papers In the Probate Court on Saturday.
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

New York Money market-JuIy g.
GOLD-Opened at 1879. and closed at lssX 9lse.
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"a WHIG LIE FOR ELEcTIoNEERING PCR-
PosEs."-The young person who does the
correspondence tor the Cincinnati Gazette
from this city, following his orders, tele-
graphs to that paper that but 300 persons
listened to Judge Thurman's address, on
the Fourth" We say he obeyed orders, for
when the journal takes snuff he sneezes.
Only 800 persons down at the City Park to
hear Judge Tburmap! That's a ''long
swinging stride" away from truth.
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INNINGS. lst ID Sd 4th 9th eth 7th 9Th
GS1p5ssliii:::7 S1s.asns. ~ IS is : ] Ia
Flys caught-Crescents 1e. Capitals TO- Flvs
missed-Crescents 6, Capitals 4. Scorers-R. 8.
Dening. Crescents: A P: Lewis. Capitals.
Umpire-ElWood Williams
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MAGNOLIA WArER.-A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price. iune26- 6-deod2w&w2W
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FRANKLIN COUNTY COURT OF COMMON
PLEks.-The Civil Docket tor the week en-
suing is as follows:
Tuesday, July sth.-C. Lowenstein VS.. Cas-
per Reinhart; Michael Harding VS.. E. T.
Mfthoff; Mary A. Young, by her next
friend, VS.. Elisha Bayes; John Morrison
VS.. Robert Wilson ct al.
Wednesday, July 10h.-Adam Heinrich vs..
Jacob Reib ct al.
Thursday july 11tb.-John Jones, admin
istrator, VS.. George Strack, matter of
guardianship of w. E. E. and A. Shoe
maker.
Friday July, 12th.-Lucius Barney vs.
John w. Skyles; VIM. S. Stryker vs.. The
First National Bank of Columbus; Marcus
PETERS vs.. VIM. PETERS ct al.
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MErEoRoIoaIcAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by W.. Savage, Jeweler, S9
South High street:
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FROM NEW YORK.

court took a recess until Monday.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25
LOCAL NEWS

MEETING OF THE BOARD OF TRApE.-An
adjourned meeting Of the Board was held at the
rooms Of Messrs. Clagett 4 Swssny last night John
III. semme' Esq, in tho chair, and N. sardo, ESQ,
secretary.
The annual report Of the Treasurer Of tho Board
was read, and showed balance Of cash on haad
January Sd, Of the present year, Of $s55.54. lie
also read list Of members who have not paid their
annual dues, and gave the reasons for such non
payment.
On motion of Mr.. Shepherd, the Treasurer and
Secretary were authorised to revise the list read
striking from 1t the names Of ai those who for In
SUFFICIENT reasons have failed to pay their dues
Adopted.
The committee appointed at the last meeting tc
select and report the names Of twelve members Il
serve as Directors Of the Board, reported but on
motion, nominations were made and an election By
ballot held, with the following result:
J. L. Kidwell VIM. Wall, George W. Riggs, II
ID. Cooke, J. W. Thompson, J. II. Elvans, A. r.
shepherd, D. D. Mohun, VIM. Gait, R. A. shinn,
r. M. Hall and L. J. Davis.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen, in
addition to the committee appointed at q former
meeting, to make the proper arrangements for q
social reunion Of the Board W. @. Metrerott, ].
w. Thompson, J. R. Elvans, d b Mohun, VIM.
Wall and J. L. Kidwell
On motion of Mr.. Elvans, the election Of the
Committee on Arbitration was postponed until the
next meeting.
Ms. Wall moved that committee Of Ave be ap.
pointed by tho Chair to represent the interests Of
the Board in Congress. and to serve until tho mex,
annual meeting Adopted.
Messrs. Wall, Shepherd, Snow, Hall. and Kid.
we'll wsro then appointed by the President to con.
stitute such committee.
Mr.. Swseny introduced to the meeting A. @.
Haley, ESQ who read the DRAFT Of bill relative
to titles to real estate In Washington, which 1,
was proposed to present to Congress. Referred Ia
the Committee on Social Reunion, which was In.
creased by the addition Of the names Of Msssrs.
Elvans and Norman.
The Board tien adjourned.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

FIRE.-About eleven o'clock on wednes
day night Are broke out In the cellar Of the hous,
Of 7. A. Tolson, corner Of Seventh and @ street,
east, occupied as q grocery. The alarm was given,
and the hre companies were promptly on the ground
The front house was nearly destroyed and the rear
building (of brick) was burned TO the walls. The
loss is not stated bat Is nearly all covered BY In
surance.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

MEETING or rHE BoARD or PoLroE.--At
the regular weekly meeting Of the Police Board,
trolmsn were made: John A. swindls, M. IN.
Greene, X. d. Reed, II. Q. voikman, Chas W.
Sebastian. John A. Hsnsy, WIN. Cunningham,
Thomas Hamilton, james Monroe Joseph Hamp.
shire A. @. Columbus, Q. W. Proctor, james 5.
Tucker, D: W Jarboe, R. W. Taylor William 4
srdson, Benjamin Fairchild, Thomas Auldridge,
Bsnjamin Ross, D. Lynch, D. O. Berry, L, Jacobs,
o. p. Hopkins, Isaac Pearson, J. 7. Scott, L. Hol.
lenbsrger, Il. b. Hickman. r. W. Langley, J. ].
GOrman, Thomas Msrdsn, John p. Guy. o. v. Nc.
Dermott, Andrew ]. Barnes, Thomas oavanaugh,
II. T. Eaton and d. p. Peters.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

BURoI.ARY.-At ton o'clock last night the
door Of the feed store Of N. A. Lee, Q we'll known
colorsd feed merchant Of this city and Georgetown
vas broken open by burglars and robbed Of grain
amounting In value to several hundred dollars
The thst was discovered too late for the detection
Of the burrlars
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

COMMITTED. = Leonard Huyck, formerly
President Of the Merchants National Bank Of thi
city, and who was arrested In New York recentl,
on the charge Of defraudng Mrs. Coyle, has beef
committed 10 jail for court
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

THE HANCOCK HousE-There Is no public
house and restaurant In this city with q better
reputation M steady. going, reliable Institution
than the Hancock House. For old wine, old
friends, old associations aud o pleasant miuging
Of what Is good In the new with what was good In
the new commend rs 10 the Hancock House, which
has been well kept By sire and son these twelve
years.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

PASSING CouSrERrEIr MONEY. II Thomas
Morrow, a restaurant keeper was arrested yester.
day p. m. for passing counterfeit fractional cur.
reney, BY oficsr smsad, and sent to Jail for court
by Justice Thompson.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

G. L. BACHELOR, No. 800 Pennsylvania
avenue, has just received large lot Of Roll Butte
and Glades, which he proposes to sell, wholesale
at the lowest rates. Give him q call.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

ANOTHER SKATING CARsryAL.-The third
carnival Of the Washington Skating Club tsksl
place on the Park, weather permitting. at 8 p. m
to-day These affairs heretofore have been iareel,
attended, and all have expressed themselves highly
delighted with this novel and exhilaratins sport
An extra induosmsnt 10 to be presented to-day In
the preentation Of pair Of beautiful skates to th,
lady and gentleman exhibiting the greatest prof
cheney 10 the art.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

POLICE MArTERs.-The police reports fol
the twenty-four hours ending at eight o'clocl
yesterday morning show forty three arrests In th,
District The fines imposed amounted to $S4 ~
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

vessel 10 an Ausriosn vessel. The rsoiprosity
wanting In the ease Of neutral oisimant swsins,
. foreign suemy's ship 10 present here, since the
claim Of rebel sgainst vessel owned By Northsrr
loyalists might have been condemned ss conascat,,
The attempt 10 conhscste the interests of iov.l
citizens, which happen 10 have been inoorporsted
with the property Of rebels Il not only unjust but
Is opposed TO publio policy.
The Government contends that the vessel being.
at the time Of fling the libel, In the possession oi
the prize commissioners, was In the custody Of the
law and subject only TO tho orders and dsorees Of
the prize court. The appellants' libel was not
sustainable a. claim for the captured vessel, or
the proceeds thereof as mere lien on property
captured jHrs beih 10 not interest sufiolsnt 10
support claim In q court Of prise
The district court, ~ an instance court Of ad.
miralty, having no jurisdiction Of this libel and
the right claim and demand thsrsin alleged ana
asserted not being maintsinabls on the prize i'd
OF the court against the vessel, OF the procssds
thereof th. order Of the court dismi,sing II was
correct IN law
J. T. wiliiami for appellants. Henry stapb,ry
and J. Hubisy Ashton Tor the Uni,SI States.
UNITED STATES CouRr or CLANS
TnunspAI, jan H. 1857
On motion Of Mr.. McPhsrson, Vsdantas b. Ed.
wards, ESQ.,, Of Madison, Ind was admitted an At.
tornsy and counsellor Of this court.
James s. Wiggin W. the United States The
argument Of this cause was resumed and concluded
By Mr.. Norton, the solicitor; Mr.. Weed, the as.
sstant solicitor and Mr. Kerr the deputy solicitor
for the United States, and BY Mr.. Fuller for the
claimant
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

stautisl foundation the work on the sxtsuslon
which will reach 70 the Avenue on the north, vii
not be commenced before spring.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

ANOTHER Price FIoHT.-Another Of those
refining little Affairs " known to members Of the
p R. as "mill," in which two notorious bruisers
meet In 24feet ring for the purpose Of ascertain
ing who can Withstand the greatest amount Of
pummsling, Is being arranged BY the members Of
the fancy in this city and New York. The prinol,
pals In the coming eight are tho well.known light.
weight champion Of the United States, Sam. Coll.
yer, Of Baltimore, and Barney Aaron, Of New
York, who, It will be remembered, was vanqu,-hod
by Collyer at Pohiok church, down the Potomac, in
June last after severe fight Of ~ rounds, lasting
two hours and Ave minutes. Collyer was In town
few days since arranging for the coming pugistic
contest and has hosts Of friends In this city who
stand ready to back him to any amount. The
friends Of the New York pugilist claim for their
Israeitish fayorte superiority Of skill and assert
that he was defeated In his late fight with Collyer
simply by accident. The site and time Of the
"mil'' have not yet been named.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

The STATE DEPARTMENT Torn DowN.-The
demolition Of the old State Department, north Of
and adjoining the Treasury building, has at length
been completed, after several months labor, and
nothing now remains but the arches under the
structure Workmen are still busy engaged In
removing the debris, which will be accomplished
within week or two. Viewed from the north, tho
Treasury building at present presents an unssemly
appearance, the uaSightly buildings and piles Of
brick visible from that point Of the compass con.
trastiDg quite unfavorably with other Department
structures. Owing to the difficulty Of laying sub.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25
COAL AND MOOD.

II UMBER, LIME AND CEMENT
49, 900 be., quality Of white Pine steam Kiln Dire,
Lumber. ~
500, 900 Bangor Laths.
200, 900 feet Of white Pine aud Spruce seantling
Also, Fence Pieksts. Hemlook Boards, Rails, Joist,
&e &c, Just received aud for sale at our wharf foot
OF seventh street. 8. p. BROWN 4 SON
deiS 465 Ninth street, bot Z and T.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

0D d FE Lows ALL.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
BURGESS La RUR'B
Q RNIVAL l. NJ INSTRE ELS,
THE LARGRsT AND MOST PERPRCr MINSTREL
COMPANY EVER ORGANIZED.
TWBNTY.fOUR DISTINGUISHED ETHIOPIAN AR.
lists IN AN ENTIRE NEW PROGRAMME
EVERY EvEsING.
SIX CQMRn fAns,
Including the eminent 8. g. PURDT aud the great
EAGAN
FOUR CLOG DANCERS,
Tho Champions Of the worldi MIKE KAHANB NED
MARvELLoUs VOCAL ouINrEfTs,
SWEET, CHURCH, BRANDIsI, WHEATON, and
CARTER.
MD KNBELAND's MAGNIFICENT ORCHESTRA.
Tickets IS and 80 cents; Colored gallery rs cents.
jaa2.6t D. G. La RUE, Manager.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25
Matiunal @epnblifan.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
[orrIcIAL.l
DEPARTMENT or srArz, 4
WAsHINeron, Jan. 23d, 1857.

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. THOMAS ADANsoN, the
Consul Of the United States at Pernambuco,
Of the death, on the 9Th Of January, 1866, at
sea, Of JouS FRrrz, on board Of the barque
''Tarquin."
The national Republican., 1867-01-25

OBsEQUIEs OF Mr.. HELLRS.-The funeral OBJ
sequies Of our late esteemed .ctiIen, johnson
HELEN, Eco took place from his residence at thecor.
nsr Of Fifth and D streets yesterday morning, and
were unusually impressive In their character. The
funeral services were conducted by the Rev Father
Mcclure, President Of Georgetown College whose
touching illusions to the exalted character of the
deceased affected many to tears. The bar was
largely represented, every prominent practitioner
being present. The following gentlemen ofRciated
as allbearers: Joseph il. Bradley, sr., John Car.
roll Brent, Gen. Thomas Ewing. VIM. B. Webb,
Mayor Wallach, Major b. B. French, Edward
Clark and Dr. VIM. GuntOn. Tho remains of the
deceased were followed BY long cOrtego to Mount
Oliyet, where they were inferred.
The national Republican., 1867-01-25
d r o W N 4 RKIN
FUnLIsnhRA or
BHBKT MUSIC AND MUaIO RooRa

SHEET MUSIC AND MUSIC Books
We would respectfully call the Attention Of Choir.
Leaders and singing School Teachers 10 oar ssabIh.
ment' where all kinds Of Church Musle 0lse and An.
them Books can be obtained on the moSt favorable
rhslong experience Of our Mr. PRRKEs in Musical
SSnyshuons, Choirs, the Concert Room, and sundAy
all points Of musical Interest as 10 the sSloetion or
proper works Of instruction, formation Of Musical
Schools progress in musical studies and items Of general
Interest to Composers, Leaders, TeAehsrG and BtudSnts
SHEET MUSIC furnished on the usual terms, with
promPtness aud dispatch. Country oIdOTS solisltSd,
and selections made for PuPllS Teachers, ConeSTts
Ae dc &e,
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An Additional Bounty Of $50.
the HOWARD HOUSE.

THIS FIRST CLASS HOUSE ha. been reftted and
] improved in manner that will add much to the
comfort and convenience of guests.
In undertaking the management of the Howard
House, the Proprietor will spare pains to supply
the Table with the best viands the market with
afford, and the Bar with the choicest liquors. The
Chambers are neatly fitted up, airy and comfortable.
The Stable accommodations are unsurpassed.
lie extends an invitation to his old customers and
the public to stop with him, and he will spare no
pains to please them.
WILLIAM FALLS, PROPRIETOR
Nov 81 1SGG-Gin Elkton Md
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1856 ACRES.

forty acres of which are well wooded with
thriving Oak and Chestnut Timber. The
land is in high state of cultivation, and all
in grass, except about IS acres, which are
now in corn.
The improvements consist ola III
Comfortable Dwelling, G..,,1l1fNh
composed of brick and frame, with asssET.
Pump at the door, and necessary .asKee99
Outbuldings; single Barn, 80 by so feet,
with StaDing, Carriage House, Wagon
House and Corn Cribs.
The farm is under good fencing, has all
been lined within the last five years, with
forty bushels of lime to the acre. There is
running water in every field, except one,
which is supplied by a lane.
The property is situated in one of the
most rapidly improving districts in the
county, convenient TO churches, schools.
mills, &C., and is within three miles of the
p. Il B. Central Railroad. eight miles from
the p. w. 4 b. Railroad, and ten miles
from Port Deposit. t.r.
The purchaser can have possession of the
property at any time, and on accommodate
ing terms. OWEN REISLER,
July II, 1S6G-tf Executor.
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M CONSENT EEr.a 20 1ns FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:

bl CONSENT REFER 20 the FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BALTIMORE. Fcb. 10Th, 1854.
Having known Mr.. Fletcher L.. Marine for rnny
years past, We take pleasure in stating that we know
htm 10 be gentleman IN when the uinaSt confidence
may h" placed. In til" transaction Of business. lie
prompt, attentive. niigmg and Rrliahle.--Rohrr Tur
ncr Esl, Dealer in Fertilizers: john W. Run \ Co
Dry foods; t. 5. Fuoy. Druggists Kew. {. Il. rppci
East Baltimore Conference; Rev. A. q. Marlati Il. b
c. Mcchani, 7huieh, Pa; Rev Aadrcw Manslp; Phil,
John W. Randolph, Esd Cashier F,ll9 Point Bank; Is
aac J Cook, Register Of Wills: Armstrong \ Berry
Booksellers Tucker Smith Boot and Shua Dealers
Baltimore. Md; Hon 4. Holiday Hicks. U. 5. s., Cam
hrids", Md; ". T. MaLaushlin Attorney 1T law. York
pa
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VIENNA, Dorchester comfy, Nd January LIST, 1854
Mn. +. f. MARINE Allow me on the beginning Of
the year to extend to You my most hearty cograt
uhtionI for the satisfactory manner which YOU have
given me for several years, in e sale of consgnnens
which have intlusted to your care hope in the fu-
ture that may be able TO increase those consgnmcnts
and that you will receive FROM the public very liberal
patronage. THOMAS HIGGINS,
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VALUABLE FARM E.
At Private Sale,

TllE subscriber, as Executor of Evan
Il Reislcr, decd will sell at Private Sale,
all that valuable tract Of Land, Of which the
deceased died seized, situate in the Ninth
Election District Of Cecil county, within
half a mile Of Brick Meeting House This
property contains about
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TO FARMERS
DAIRYME EN- X COUNTRY
MELECEHAN N'fS.

ALL WHO HAVE FOR SALE
E.MOUR, Grain, Glover and Flax Seed,
A. Tobacco, Hay, Lumber, Slaves, Tan,
Bark, Sheep, Calves, Poultry, Eggs, Ba,
con, Lard, Butter, Cheese, Game, Vegc-
tables, Wool, Rag, Furs, Skins, Fruit,
Green and Dry, &c,
Can have them well sold at the Highest Price
in Baltimore, with full Returns always within
Fen Days OF their reaching the City, by for
warding to the Commission House for Coun.
try Produce Of
d, y. L. MARINE,
n. L. Concr of Frederick q Pratt sts.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
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u The highest charge made is five per
cent. Goods Of every description except
Liqrors) purchased and forwarded with dcs-
patch, when either cash or trade accompa-
mes the order.
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FVTTEN 5 LANDING. JNlOIlne county, Nd.
Mn. T. 4. MARINE Having been intimately acqlant-
ed with tho character of your business having extended
to your care oser five years the sale of my produce, all
accounts have proved satisfactory and in the future
expect TO patroniac your house. My advice to all per
sons having Grain produce. to extend to q Commits
sion Merchant, may rely confidently having not the
least apprehension but find you honest in all respects
Yours b. e. STEVENS
april Is, lSG5-ly
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TEN THOUSAND BOXES SENT By LETTER,
h'th I myself and Agents, to all portions Of the world
to which answers have been returned, in which ladies
say nothing like the above Pills have been known since
the Science Of Medicine dawned upon the world.
IN REMOVING DISTRACTIONS AND RESTORING
NATURE TO IT'S PROPER CHANNEL.
quoting The nerves and bringing back the Rosy color
Of Health to the cheek of the most delicate
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Sold Mt -, .,il by II. H. MECH ELL Sole Agent fr
lIllton. and 10y all Druggists Sold in Baltimore by
COl.M An ROGERS. 1I3 West Baltimore ST.: CIAS
T. hEAlIl co" corner Calvert and Franklin Sts:
W. II. BROWN BROTHER, No. South Liberty:
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General Wholesale Agents.
~ ladies' by enclosing price 81 through the Elkton
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WHIT IS II COUGH?

1t Is something that should lie attended to at oncr-
II N"u delay 1t may lead to consumption and FINAL,
terminate in death, thousands have ileL a premature
grave i!liolgh neglect 10 not delay. bnt take my
ENl~ct"llht. at rnr" or ii may he too late.
Price - 90 per bottle.
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A New BeaHtilier of the Skin.

TESTIMONIALS FROM Gel EBRArED LADIES.
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The agents of IEM.NL De PARIS" most conf
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Jareds Email de Paris is used as delicate bcaut
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Sold by all irst-cass Druggists, Pcrfamcrs and
Ladies' Hair Dressers $3.50
L. lsabeau, So Broadway Demas Barnes & Co. and
South Tenth street, and Johnston Holloway & Cuwden
Philadelphia, Agents. JARED a RENE
, General Agents and Importers, New York
Jan &c, lsC7--8m