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LETTER FROM
CAPT. EILAS F. HILLER,
RrprErr HonsE. FebruRII
Proprietor Of 0e Burnett HOsase Cincinnati,

BuRxErr HOUSE, February 9Th. 1867.
To MY FRIEHDs AND THE PUBLIC:
Itsfrords me great satisfaction TO be able
to testify to the success OF DIR. Lighthill In
the treatment of deafness. and express my
sense of obligation 70 him. My hearing has
been impaired for n number OF year,, at
times To such an extent an TO embaTTass me
kerIousIy. Dr. LiEhLhiU, under whose care
placed myself, has removed the difficulty
com pleteIy, and restored me i0 perfect hear
ing. 6ILAS +. MILLER-
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CIHCINNATI, Dec. 15.
River fallen 81 inches, 10 feet inches
in the channel. Weather cloudy in
part. Thermometer So,
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PITrsBURGH, Dec Is.
Weather clear. River feet stand
Ing. Mercury 80.
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An Autegraph L<tls' from George D. Prentice
FsQ., Editor Of The "LouhriLs Journal"
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SundrieS,

Sundries.
GOSHEN CHEESE
White Flint Homlny.
Dried Peaches.
London Club Eauce.
SardIne5,
BuTnetrs Extracts.
Dried Peaches.
Davis Sugar Cured Hams, 6c.,
Foi o'-A' ~" Il. ]. sMYTH,
nov2i corner Market q Quincy sts'
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From me TGlu. j. s.. CUrneiNe, Ree'or oy AU
huinLs Church, Eelc York
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DRUGGISTS.

DRUGGISTS.
~ BOOKING,
II. Druggist and Prescriptionist,
No.. ODD FellowH' Hall.
CILvEY Il LIST.
= Druggists and PrescriptOnIsts,
corner opposite the Post Off1ce,
TII II. LOGAN & CO.,
II. Wholesale Druggists,
47 Main street
L Pharmaceutist, cor. Main & Webster ,sts.,
Centre Wheeling.
Flour, Flour.
1nnnB BBLS. JUST ARRIVING, En-
lUUUbracing ihe following brands:
Dayton Snow Flake.
Becker,
Lilly White.
Kurty,
Oriental,
List, N. q Co.,
Crescent city.
All offered at the very lowest rates:
LIST, MOKRISuk & co,
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~ BOOKING,
IL. Druggist and Prescriptionist,
No. odd EellowS' Hall.
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~ .Absence makes the heart grow fonasr.,-

absence makes the heart grow fouder.,-
OF some one eelse.-TomaLasrk
Rev Ira *. Stewart. a Baptisf preseher
ahd well known by thousands OF seafnen 9ho
er," died last week f"S'H-
closed a successful charity fair in ala 81 ',hs
pooI, ana realixed the handsome sum OF nearly
ezo.oU. It's 10 be distributed among the s,,y
e1ng poor Of the Hebrews of that city.
ahaeh rs 10 transform an uptown
chnrch In New York into a theatre
va cargo OF 100 Coolies has been landed at
Demerara ~
HThe profits of the Paris Expos,,,or sim
mer down 10 essaooo.
~ The Workinemen's Association of R,,,
cottages. ii
YDolby and Dickens have invested s,ao<n
in 6ye-twenties. wv
~A violent thunder storm pass.., oxo~
Lyncaoorg' Va and East Tennessee ON Christ
GGrace Church, New York. has son,., /.
psstof, kev. h. q. Porter formerly of Trav-
wno mas oeen induced 70 accept the position ma
the salary Of s1a,0V0
~ That Paris editor, who hbeiied tho Pr,n-
cess Metit rnich by calling her one of the ds,n,-
nhohae hak been nned 500 and imprisoned.
In Vermont, by a recent law minirs.rs %
the gospel who have ceased 10 perform a.. =, ''e U
er duties Of their sacred once are no Ionrer an
tnofizfd 10 solemnize marriages.
~ Ii is stated that the Chicago ana q; ;raas
Eastern Railroad Company has nor maid -
employees for several months, aud that th..x =.
on ano permit no trsins TO ran bai lo-
e]George N Crittsndeu. a ,,.,.,...
Sieveisnd, has Just died from an oyerass.. ~ ~
, aking. -" "
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ALTERATION OF RACING wErGHrs-The
committees appointed by the associations of
Passaic, Saratoga and the American Jockey
Club TO confer upon the propriety Of changing z
the weights OF racing horses have adopted a
scale that is a marked retrogading step from
that they took at this season last year. The
scale adopted is follows Two year olds.
seventy-hve pounds; three year olds, ninety
pounds; and after the month of August, thai is
IN the fall meetings of each year, the three year
olds TO carry ninety five pounds; four year olds.
one hundred and eight pounds; five year olds,
one hundred and fourteen pounds: SIX year
olds and upwards. one hundred and eighteen
pounds. The weights in races for two wear
oids or three olds exclusively will remain as AZ
present-two year olds- ninety pounds; three
year olds. one hundred and fourteen pounds
The Inducements 10 compel these changes have
probably been the allegations that the heavy
weights carried last season tended. in MANY in :
stances, to break horses down. This may, in
part, be so; but from the experience of the En-
glish turf, where three year olds carry one hu m
dred and twenty-five pounds, the five year
olds, one hundred and twenty-six younds, and
more in other races, the conclusion is ineyita-
bic that weight is not wholly disastrous. hut
the character of the riding has considerable to
do In ehecting this.-S. Y. Herald, Dec. 80.
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HoR RIBLE WIFE MURDER IN ILLINoIs-A
despatch from ST. Louis to the Cincinnati Ga
xefte, 9th instant gives the following particu-
lars OF the tragic affair at Belieyille. Ill on
Ihu rsday night:-"It appears Jacob Schopp
was In the habit Of maltreafing his wife Mary
ihey had separated several times. owing to
the violent conduct OF the husband. and some
months since Schopp left, saying he should
never return. Mrs. Schopp then applied for
and obtained divorce Last evening Schopp
suddenly returned, went to the rooms of his
former wife. and after some inquiry about the
children, demanded S2O0 of her. What imme-
diately followed is not precisely known, but
soon after loud scream was heard by the oc-
cupants OF the ad Looming room. and ON entering
Mrs Schopps apartments she was found to
have been terribly cut in the abdomen and al
most disc emboweled, and Schopp was lying
across two chairs. with six self-in fiicted sta bs
in the left breast. Early this morning both
parties were still alive, but neither is expected
TO recover. Mrs. Schopp is represented to be
a very res pectable and hard working woman
and has three children"
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KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME K. r. TRORNTON the great English
Astroiegist Clairyoyant and Psy chometrician who
has aetonished the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson N. 7.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
OF second sight as to enable her to mpart knowledge
OF the greatest importance to the single married
Of either sex. While in q state Of trance, she de-
neates the very features Of the person you are to
power, known az the Psychomotrope, guarantees to
produce life like picture Of the future husband or
risge, position In lfe Leading traits Of character,
&C. This is no humbug, as thousands Of testimo-
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what IL purports to be. By inclosing
disposition and complexion, and inclosing hfty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to yourself,
you will receive the picture and desired information
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ndentisl Address, in confidence, MADAME :. II
THORNTON, p. o. Box 223, Hudson, n. 7.
AuADAWAoly
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WoRKINGMEN IN PARLIAMENT.-The E1g-
lish Workingmen's Association does not fad
much encouragement from the leading radicals
in Parliament i'm its attempt 20 Introduce work.
ingmen into the House. Mr. Bright, Mr.. lay
ard, and Mr.. Foster, reply 20 the applications
of the association thai they shall welcome ANY
workingman who may be sent To the House,
but cannot approve Of class legislation
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MARRIAGE on THE CARs.-A runaway
couple Were spiiced on the cars near weldon.
N. G., on Friday last. Ii appeared that a soon
as the cars Stacked mp, the Justice (who was to
make the twain one flesh, and who had been
telegraphed to) jumped ON board, and before
the train stopped had commenced TO tie the
Knot, and there at the depot. while the passen :
gers were getting on and others getting on. he
finished the job that made them man and wife
forever. And there was need of such bas,s
a. the parents OF the bride objected TO the
match, and finding out that their da u ghter ha a
eioped, teiegraphed TO have the ceremony "
stopped: but Hymen laughs at telegraph oper-
ators as Cupid does al locks miths and when
the Representatives Of the parents arrived ar
the depot, the twain We're one Lv,.clI,,, :,
NeUs. 's
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- Robert ;. Pringle. one Of the Registers ~
the twenty y-second Senatorial District OF Geor-
gia- Was candidate before the Reconstrpc-
non convention Tor sserreant-ai-arms but was
oeieaied by a colored man. He took the mat
Ter so much at heart, and was so taunred by
me helghbors, tnat be committed suicide
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

SIXTH ANNUAL GRAND MAsoUERADk
., 'Ni. m. &
HARMONY CIRCLE,
For the bene ht of the
NEW MASONIC TrMPLE,
To be held at
ODD FELLOWS HALL, 7rH STREET,
On MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9Th s6s
Admission: One Gentleman and ladies S2 Ar
raDgements have been made with Mr.. l.. Moxley
Dresses Of every description, at reasonable te rms
kefr eshnents to be furnished BY Messrs. Vitzle-
Tickets to be bad of the following committee: G.
Hutzler, L. Blout, D. 9. Demelmsn, +. L. Ha-
Bile, kronheimer, N. Kaufman, A, Adler, d
kaufman, Eiseman. and at the NJ asonic II all,
cor 9Th and d SITS. de l2 eotJ AMI Add
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An UNHAPPY HoNEYMooN-Mrs NJ Good
rich, OF Hartford. while at table Thursday
evening poured an ounce OF laudan um into h.r
tea. drank II, and would have died but for inn
mediate medical aid. Mrs Goodrich had only
been married few months, but IL is said havs
lived unhappily with her husband
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SUSPENSION AND REVOCATION oF ORDERS
BY GEN. CANBY.-Gen. Candy has issued an
order suspending in North and South Carolina
executions and staying proceedings i'm all casps
arising during the war; suspending sales under
foreclosure, and providing for a homestead ex-
emption. Gen. Sickles' order prohibiting the
distillation Of liquor and granting licenses TO
BAR rooms is revoked, and the proceeds OF such
licenses are 10 be devoted to the support OF the
poor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Last Nights OF the Eminent Commedian
MR. JOHN Il. OWENS
WEDNESDAY, January lst
Coyne,s Elegant Comic Play OF
EvER ODY,S FRIE IND,
MAJOR Wellington De Boots Mr. J. r. OWNS
Also,
MIR. OWENS special personation of
so l. o SHIN G. L e
In the afternoon for our
NEW YEARS MATINEE,
Commencing at o'clock,
The Charming Eastern Fairy Tale OF
THE RTY THIEV WIS
A. ROABING' FARCE.
Admission so cents; children half price, IL
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ADDRESS OF GENERAL LERsUNDI TO THE
PEOPLE OF CUBA-THE SLAVE TRADE TO BE
SUPPREssED.-The address of the new Can
tain General. Lersundi. to the people of Cuba.
is Of a similar character to that issued on as
suming command of the island on a former oc-
caslon. knowing the gravity of events which
have recently transpired in the island. the
Queen and her Ministers are solicitous of
adopting measures which will restore happier
troops, and loyalty on the part of the people
are the only means of attaining this end
circular has been issued to the COVER
nors OF districts. which speaks of attempted
prosecution of the slave trade He RECON-
mends zealous vigilance on their part 10
prevent II. Public opinion is overpoweringly
against the traffic, and lhe DEGREES which ha We
been issued, and the penalties attached to their
violation, have killed the slave trade forever
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coroner's inquest on the late railroad acc,den,
at Angola, afrer eleven days investiration'
concluded yesterday evening. Thorough and
searching investigation was made, and forty
their inquiry is that the accident w.s c..,.,. ss
~ oent axies OF the Cleveland and Toledo =. =
NO. u, the car that was burned causing tSe
NM, mnsets on thai truck TO drop into the track.
iorty persons in all killed by the aecident Tn.
Jxry recommend the adoption and en- force,nen,
Oh Oh. more thorough system Of ganrinr the
sris as 81 cars, 30 rs to prevent an imperfect
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MuRDER.-The Ellicott City Recor, of s.s-
Srday say.:-sRemus Ridgefy was muraesad
y alien y Warfeld, on Christmas nisht'
wnisky and jealousy were the caus.s ,S !, ~. -
:1 snsI. They met at the house where the ei,l
res.oed ,; TO whom they were both paving attsat
soS a0S' wnsn dimcuity ensued. Rideeiy left
~nu s.as wes ioiiowed by Warfield, who fired re.
SSoixer; shooting him in the head from when
sS ue useo amost instantly. WarfieId returned 10
me nouse And informed the inmates of the d..aS
M Waa ~ commred, He was arrested by Sherisr
ing. 80 = morn.
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was not ae Blondin who fell rr,,, a. !.
49,, ,Upe ~ UoIoene, as reported, but some in,er1
IN London, having made very suecesssns JDuna alu
n1St Paul MINI. Is to have AN s,s~..-
paper. 4twtu b Republican in noiitie. enang
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NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE,
AN ESSAY FOR lOUNG MEN, on Physiologi.
cal Errors, Abuses, and Diseases incident to Youth
and Early Manhood, which create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means Of relief. Sent In
sealed envelopes, free of charge, Address DIR. J.
sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, ,
Philadelphia, Pa. sezs-Sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE

SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
has proved itself to be the perfect preparation
ior the q air ever offered to the public to (
RsstoTe Gray Hair to ITS OrixinaI Color,
and create . new growth where Ii has fallen OF
from disease or natural decay.
rtU prsrent the Hair from faIlins oHt.
All who use IL are unanimous in awarding Ii the
praise OF being the best Hair Dressing extant.
Our Treatise on the air sent free by mail.
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
r. p. HALL CO., .
Nashua, n. H., Propretors.
For sale by all druggists. oc I-eom
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GEN. STEADMAN telegraphed from New Or
leans yesterday that unless Governor Wells
was reinstated Governor of Louisiana by
twelve O'Clock last night, the law author izing
the levee bonds would fail, as the act expired
with 1867. The dispatch was referred to Gen
Grant
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE.

Feniau ssU--Nors ProSecution~-The
>tormins Of the Nartelio Tower IT Cork.
TBy Gable 60 the Associated Pre-
IoNDoN, December 3i-N Midnight II No bead
c ntres and I've csp.ans OF file Fehian or-ani1t-
ton have BEEN arrested AZ Mefhys- In South
Wales
The Government Las 6etsrmined 90 procc.-i
with the prosecutions against Mr.. sullivan. of
the DUbt,E Ndft0H. and other persons. who have
taken conspicuous part in fhe recent funeral
procession i'm honor OF the Fenians execate,i aL
Manchester.
telle tower near Cork. aud hroke into eUn-
shop in that city, came from the Tnited STATE,
having bsen sent over oy the fenian brOtb"r-
hood In that country
fESIAN CELEBRATION POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. The graz Fenian
demonstration has been postponed On account
OF the inclement weather.
THE WEATHER
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THE WEATHER
BEAR AND Bull FIGHT ArsT. LOUIS

PHiLADELPHtA. Jan The rain during ga
night has converted the snow into a slusA
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G.. Pratt VIM. T. Hamilton, and Benjamin O.
Harris are strongly urged by their friends for
election TO the United States senate by the
Legislature of Maryland, which assemblies on
the lst of January
The convention OF political prisoners is
called 10 meet at Washington on the 22d of
February. Ex-senator Wall, of New Jersey.
who was confined in Fort Lafayette, will pro-
bably be made president Of the same.
The Pittsburg Gdsetts says that twenty
five Of the Republican journals in the northern
and northwestern portions of Pennsylvania
have expressed preference for Mr. Galusha
A. Grow as the candidate for Vice Presiden-
The Concord IN. H. !Statesmah runs up
the names Of Gen. Grant and Reuben r. Fen
ton Governor Of New York; az candidates for
President and Vice President
"A Democratic mass meeting sto unite the
opposition elements against the Republican
party In Missouri" has just been ca He'd to con-
vene at 81. Louis, Januarys
The Raleigh IN. c. SsntineI. December
2S states that il has observed a poster on the
streets calling for Radical meeting al the Court
House, for the purpose of nomin ating Hon. =
r. Chase fo- the Presidency-.subiect TO the
decision of the National Republican Conyen-
tion.'"
- A private telegram received in Wash.
'htsoh bo-oas fciu COLUMBUS. expresses the
opinion that Judge Thurman will certainly be-
elected U. :. Senator from Ohio
- The Democratic State Central Committee
OF Arkansas have started, al Little Rock a
paper to advocate their views, called the Com-
pdisn Gazette.
PERSONAL AND DIPLoMATIc-It appears 10
be true that Hon. Edward Thornton has been
appointed British Minister to Washington. and
is expected 10 arrive here the last of January
HIS family will not arrive until spring
The English diplomat who was on board tb..
Rio Janeiro packet which is reported TO have
foundered on Monteyideo is believed 10 have
been Mr. Letison, the British representative i'm
Uruguay for the last eight years But further
confirmation of this disaster is needed
Gen. McCook, our Minister Resident at the
sandwich Islands, is now in Washington
win the intention, it is understood, of present.
ing for ratification the new treaty of reciproci-
~ with the government 10 which he is repre-
sentative.
party of gentlemen, TO the number of sixty
nave purchased the portrait of Chief Justice
Marshall. by Rembrandt Peal, for 5000. and
propose to present II TO Chief Justice Chase
GEN. STEADMAN telegraphed from New Or
leans yesterday that unless Governor Wells
was reinstated as Governor of Louisiana by
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TESTIMONIALS.

HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
CAif JuSfics Of tAs Supreme CoNrt Of Pa ,rrifss:
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, Is5
al find 'Hoohsnd's German BitteTsi 10 q good
tonic, useful in diseases Of the digestive organs.
and of bensnt in Of debility and want Of
nervous action in the system. Yours, truly.
GEO. W. WOODWARD
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PRICES 8

h"'s'nd. German Bittsr', Per s2sls --.--sI @ .
neon nand German Tonic, pat up in suzrt bottles
u ~ Der bottle, or hall dozen for " 80.
Do not forget 20 ran inc well The article you
IN order 10 get the genuine.
s'a Druggists and Dealers eyeYJrbsrs.
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CAUTION

Boonand'. German Remedies are counterfeitei
Sc that the signAtufs Of &. ". JACKSON IL on
tsrfsit. =
Primo psI Odso. and MaRufsctcry at the German
ssoieius store, No 63l ARCH srBEET, Phils-
stPais. Pa. H
CHARLES "a. EVANS. Proprietor,
T0rmerly q. M.JACRSOS 3 co.
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FREE 10 EVERYBODY

FREE 10 EVERYBODY
Large pp. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest I'm portance to the young OF both sexes.
IL teaches how the homely ma y become beautiful
the despised respected, and the forsaken loved
NO young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their Ado ress, and receive copy post paid By re-
turn mail. Addreea p o. drawer 2l,
sp3-d&weoly Troy, New York.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

-yxdss Of fas SapTsD7s Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, ISIS.
IL consider 'HOofiand's = Germsn Eitfers' ~aIua-
bIs ssdiciHs in Of attacks OF Indigestion or
Dyspepsia. car certify this from nay experience
JAMES THOMPSON.
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PROM Rev. Ed. FESDALL,

1ss'VaHf Editor CriSf,GS G.yonieis, Phtla.
i have derived decided benefit from the use Of
hcorand : German Bitters, and feel it my priyi-
ieEe q recommend them q most vsluabIe tonic
% AL = 10 ais suffering from general debility or
ron siseases arising from arrangement Of the
Tours Z. b. YENDALL.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH n. KENNARD. d. D.,

Pastor Of the Tenth BaPftSf CAHrch, PHILADELPHIA
Dr. Jaoksor-Dezr Sir have been frequently
requested TO connect my name with recomme ada
tons Of iferent kinds OF medicines, but
the practise out of my apprc pirate sphere, 4
have in all declined; but with clear pr oof
in various instances. and particularly In my own
family Of the usefulness of DR.. Hooha nd's Ger
Bittsrs, I depart for once from my usual course,
20 press my full conviction that for gsasraL de-
ttitE 0f 10. system, 0sd sspscdiy for Lirsr Com
piataf. a a. a SaJ, GHd rafHdbIs pyspaTafios. In
esses IL may fail bat usually. doubt not, Ii
vii b. very beneficial TO those who suffer from
HE above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
J. IL. kENNARD,
Eighth. below Coates street.
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Feniau Are ss--Morr Prosecution~--The
Stormins Of the Nartelio Tower at Cork.
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POLITICAL PRESIDENTIAL, &c.-The Mon,,.
1f~<s edited by q Confederate Colonel ,n.s
ior Grant for President and Fessenden for VI
PRESIDENT on the platform Of .impartial AMI.
rage and universal amnesty.''
-6eyerdy johnson, Thomas Swami. rhos
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Are made strong By the use of either Of these rem
edies- They viii cure every case Of MARASMUS
without fail.
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated m
the hands of the proprietor. but space will allow
of the publication of but few. Those. 1t will be
observed men Of note and of such stani ng that
they must be believed
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

pROF. KREIs' DANCING ACADEMY, Penna
Misses and Masters, Tuesdsy and satsrdsy sfter
noon from 5 tos O'Clock. Gentlemen, fuesday
can be rented for Balls. Soirees, &c. my W-T Z
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NOTICE.

Is well established fact that full one half of
The female portion Of our population seldom in
expression, "neyer feel well - They are lAnguid /,
devoid of all energy, extremely nervous and have
no appetite.
10 this class Of persons the BITTERS, or the
TONIC, is especially recommended.
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And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
lpon them with all its atte ndant Ills will find in
the use OF this blTTERS, or the TONIC, an elixir
that Will insti new life into their veins restore in
a measure the energy and srdor of more youthful
says build up their shrunken forms, and give
health and happiness to their remaining years.